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Make Gt serializable #19
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Problem: tests don't have meaning
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@schanzen there's a serde serialization implemented in our fork at @ETC-Labs, if you're interested. |
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Hi,
We needed Gt to be serializabe. This approach might not be the cleanest solution as I am still a rust newbie, but it does the job for us currently.
OTOH, you might want to replace serialisation with serde soon anyway...
BR
Martin