JsonPrimitive.intOrNull returns an invalid value instead of null when the content string starts with a digit

[codeZfox]

Extension property JsonPrimitive.intOrNull returns an invalid value instead of null when the content string starts with a digit

To Reproduce

    @Serializable
    class SomeData(
        @SerialName("number")
        val number: Int
    )
    
   val someData2 = Json.decodeFromString<SomeData>("""{"number": "3 digit then random string"}""")
   
   someData2.number == 3 // true

the actual value in the number field is 3

Expected behavior
the expected value in the number field is 3

Environment

• Kotlin version: 1.9.10
• Library version: 1.6.0+
• Kotlin platforms: JVM

[sandwwraith]

Hi, can you please clarify the issue? I do not see any usages of JsonPrimitive.intOrNull in your code. decodeFromString function tries to map input directly onto @Serializable class. If a value cannot be converted to Int, an exception is thrown. "3 digit then random string" cannot be converted to Int, because it is not appropriate to convert only a part of the string.

[sandwwraith]

I'll close this in favor of #2849, there's more clear reproducer