Validate that assetMetaDataHash is 32 bytes #253
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Currently, the Javascript SDK does not validate
assetMetadataHash
properly. This value is supposed to be exactly 32 bytes long, but if you pass in a smaller value the Javascript SDK will construct and sign a transaction with that smaller value.Then when the transaction reaches the server, the
assetMetadataHash
gets unpacked into the field here, which is 32 bytes long. In the case of a smaller value, it appears extra 0s are added. This means that when the server tries to verify the transaction signature it fails because a different transaction with a shorterassetMetadataHash
was actually signed in Javascript.This PR fixes this by throwing an error if
assetMetadataHash
isn't 32 bytes long, and I've made it so that an empty string or a zero-length Uint8Array also get treated the same asundefined
for this field.Closes #250.