Fix: Computation of Raster Metadata Value Length#836
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It appears that the length of raster metadata values is currently being computed incorrectly. The line
valueBinary = new byte[entryBinary.length - keyLength]produces an array which is four bytes longer than the actual number of available bytes because the subtraction does not account for the length of the 32-bit integer which is also included in the entry.That results in errors such as this:
The present patch attempts to address this issue.