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Please ensure to include the following in your bug report
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- Simple reproduction steps
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Please keep your PRs to a minimal number of changes. If a PR is large try to split it up into smaller PRs. Don't move code around unnecessarily it makes comparing old with new very hard.
The main development branch of the repository is main.
The project tests expect a local version of mosquitto to be running using the config that is in this project. You can start a local mosquitto MQTT server by running the script scripts/mosquitto.sh. You can test the Linux version using Docker. There is a docker-compose file in the root of this project. Run Linux tests as follows
docker-compose run test
We use Nick Lockwood's SwiftFormat for formatting code. PRs will not be accepted if they haven't be formatted. The current version of SwiftFormat we are using is v0.52.10.