Miko Nieminen

I think you can deserialize 128bit integers using `arbitrary_precision`, but there are also some issues in the `serde` side when trying to deserialize 128bit integers. Of course, using `arbitrary_precision` is...

It would be nice if the documentation tells clearly if I must use exactly `target-cpu=native` and that is the only `target-cpu` value supported. For example I would like to build...

@Licenser can you confirm what I asked above? Is `target-cpu=native` required or can I use something like `target-cpu=znver2`? I can then create a PR for improving the documentation accordingly.

Not entirely, because I'm especially interested if using `target-cpu=znver2` would work as expected and enable optimization for AMD's Zen 2 architecture. Based on my experiments so far, it seems to...

Thanks. I'll write something in the docs to help to clarify this and send a PR once I'm done.

Seem that implementing this was quite easy, so I've created PR for it: https://github.com/mozilla/sops/pull/1098

While @alextes' solution is workaround when you can control the data, it is not a solution to the problem I've raised. If you can pass big numbers in strings, then...

It seems you can go around this problem by introducing a custom visitor. Here is [a playground example](https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&edition=2021&gist=b28654730390bd6e7328af490188bf7b). It's a toy example and in real world the visitor is probably...

> This looks good to me. @mikonieminen can you please rebase and sign-off the commit? Done and sorry for the delay. I hope it's good now. What do you think...

> > How about adding tests? I'm not experienced with `go` and not sure where and how to add these. Maybe in a separate PR since this has been pending...