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Fix double return statement in cipher.c #44

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@mpg mpg commented Feb 5, 2019

This was introduced in ce1ddee

It was caught by the IAR compiler in the Mbed TLS CI in one of our PRs. Not sure why it wasn't caught by other compilers earlier.

@mpg mpg added bug Something isn't working needs: review The pull request is ready for review. This generally means that it has no known issues. labels Feb 5, 2019
@mpg mpg requested a review from hanno-becker February 5, 2019 12:22
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Looks good to me. Sorry for introducing this in the first place.

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mpg commented Feb 6, 2019

CI only failed in the known-fragile timing test on BSD (twice), so as good as a pass.

@mpg mpg removed the needs: review The pull request is ready for review. This generally means that it has no known issues. label Feb 6, 2019
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Patater commented Feb 6, 2019

In additional to the FreeBSD timing test failure, another CI failure is DTLS proxy: 3d, gnutls server, fragmentation, a known flaky test with the version of GnuTLS we currently use.

@Patater Patater merged commit ae2f5f1 into ARMmbed:development Feb 6, 2019
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