I'm doing something somewhat simple as enumerating the list of installed apps
let uninstall_key = root
.open_subkey_with_flags(path, KEY_READ | KEY_WOW64_32KEY)
.expect("key is missing");
// let apps: HashMap<String, InstalledApp> = uninstall_key.decode().unwrap_or_default();
let apps_result = uninstall_key.decode();
It turns out on my PC, one of the installed apps in the 32-bit view must have a key declared as REG_NONE incorrectly.
winreg does check the type in serialization_serde.rs, but the problem is, returning the DecodeResult with a error causes the entire deserialization to fail, even if the rest of the keys I'm attempting to extract are valid.
I modified line 39 of serializationserde.rs to
` => no_impl!(format!("value type deserialization not implemented {:?}", v.vtype)),`
so that I could confirm the error:
Problem opening the file: DecodeNotImplemented("value type deserialization not implemented REG_NONE")
I'm doing something somewhat simple as enumerating the list of installed apps
// let apps: HashMap<String, InstalledApp> = uninstall_key.decode().unwrap_or_default(); let apps_result = uninstall_key.decode();
It turns out on my PC, one of the installed apps in the 32-bit view must have a key declared as REG_NONE incorrectly.
winreg does check the type in serialization_serde.rs, but the problem is, returning the DecodeResult with a error causes the entire deserialization to fail, even if the rest of the keys I'm attempting to extract are valid.
I modified line 39 of serializationserde.rs to ` => no_impl!(format!("value type deserialization not implemented {:?}", v.vtype)),`
so that I could confirm the error:
Problem opening the file: DecodeNotImplemented("value type deserialization not implemented REG_NONE")