@wemnyelezxnpm/provident-quae-accusamus
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codecBase32 has been re-enabled with changes to conform to RFC 4648:
= is now applied to the output of fromBits. If you don't want that padding, you can disable it by calling fromBits with a second parameter of true or anything that evaluates as "truthy" in JSsjcl.codec.base32 now matches that specified by the RFC, rather than the extended hex alphabet.sjcl.codec.base32hex (also matching the RFC). So if you encoded something with base32 before, you'll want to decode it with base32hex now.The documentation is available here
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