I found bug in the current release

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My types are as follow:

struct RackInfoEntry
{
std::int16_t rack_number{ 0 };
std::uint16_t deck_level{ 0 };
bool irregular{ true };
std::uint32_t next_board_offset{ 0 };
std::uint32_t pos{ 0 };
std::uint32_t top_layer_height{ 0 };
std::uint32_t width{ 0 };

template
void pack(T& pack)
{
pack(rack_number, deck_level, irregular, next_board_offset, pos, top_layer_height, width);
}
};

using RackInfoEntries = std::vector;

struct UpdateRackInfoRequest
{
RackInfoEntries racks_list;

template
void pack(T& pack)
{
pack(racks_list);
}
};

RackInfoEntries entries{
{ .rack_number = -1, .deck_level = 2, .irregular = true, .next_board_offset = 300,
.pos = 30, .top_layer_height = 200, .width = 100 }
};
UpdateRackInfoRequest payload{ .racks_list = entries };
auto payload_bytes = msgpack::pack(payload);
Message msg{ .type = static_caststd::uint16_t(MsgType::kUpdateRackInfoRequest),
.data = payload_bytes };

auto tx_data = msgpack::pack(msg);

const auto rx_data = msgpack::unpack(tx_data);
auto req_data = msgpack::unpack(rx_data.data);
std::cout << std::format("RackNo: {}, DeckLvl: {}, Irregular: {}, NextBoardOffset: {}, Pos: {}",
req_data.racks_list[0].rack_number,
req_data.racks_list[0].deck_level,
req_data.racks_list[0].irregular,
req_data.racks_list[0].next_board_offset,
req_data.racks_list[0].pos) << std::endl;

From the above example, the rack_number is incorrectly deserialised? the original value was set to -1, but get deserialised to 255

I believe it is a bug in the deserialiser. Any suggestion how to fix this?