Add measurement-set command
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This PR came up while I was doing some debugging for manufacturing programming and I figure if I wanted it once we will probably want it again |
It's useful to see what the current set of measurements is on device
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| impl std::iter::IntoIterator for MeasurementSet { | ||
| type Item = Measurement; | ||
| type IntoIter = <std::collections::HashSet<attest_data::Measurement> as std::iter::IntoIterator>::IntoIter; |
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This is what rust suggested, it's possible I could do this in a less obfuscated way
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Another way is to define an Iterator for MeasurementSet and then impl IntoIterator in terms of that. This seems fine though, and is less code.
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HashSet is already in scope here so you save some characters by dropping the std::collections
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| fn measurement_set(attest: &dyn Attest) -> Result<MeasurementSet> { | ||
| // get log |
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nit: probably don't need this comment
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| impl std::iter::IntoIterator for MeasurementSet { | ||
| type Item = Measurement; | ||
| type IntoIter = <std::collections::HashSet<attest_data::Measurement> as std::iter::IntoIterator>::IntoIter; |
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Another way is to define an Iterator for MeasurementSet and then impl IntoIterator in terms of that. This seems fine though, and is less code.
It's useful to see what the current set of measurements is on device