creating blocksize length output array in blocks reading if fill_value is set regardless of frames in file #457
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In a previous PR fixing blocks reading for files shorter than the specified blocksize, a regression was introduced resulting that even if the
fill_value
was specified, at most as many frames were read as the file had instead of the blocksize with the padding used. In this PR we add a fix so that if the fill_value is specified (and the output array is not), we will create an output array of blocksize regardless if the file doesn't have as many frames. Also added more unit tests to cover all these cases.The regression mentioned above is part of version
0.13.0
of soundfile. Suggestion is to create a new version0.13.1
with this fix included.