fix(bounded-collections): Fix scale-codec feature config#925
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@serban300 please also create a patch release for this tomorrow. |
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I'm working on updating polkadot-sdk to use the latest version of bounded-collections (0.3.1) to fix an issue related to
BoundedBTreeSet(also related to my previous PR).While doing so, I ran into the following error:
I'm not an expert in Rust, but after some experimentation, I found that this change solves the issue when testing with my fork.
That said, I'm open to suggestions if there's a better or more idiomatic way to fix it.