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Fix #399, Deprecate decompress #638
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Removes untraced capabilities to decompress libraries or apps on load. For non-startup apps, FS can be used. For startup, recommendation is to compress/decompress as part of boot/startup vs individual applications/libs at load. Also fixes nasa#291, by deprecating decompress it can be moved to the FS app. Also makes nasa#135 N/A, static code analysis issues in decompress
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Fix nasa#399, Deprecate decompress
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Describe the contribution
Fix #399
Removes untraced capabilities to decompress libraries or
apps on load. For non-startup apps, FS can be used. For
startup, recommendation is to compress/decompress as part
of boot/startup vs individual applications/libs at load.
Fix #291
By deprecating decompress it can be moved to the FS app.
Fix #135
Static code analysis issues in decompress now N/A
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Expected behavior changes
No longer automatically decompresses apps/libraries as part of load
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Additional context
FS app updates will add decompress functionality, and decompress is planned to be implemented as a replaceable library
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Jacob Hageman - NASA/GSFC