Prohibited using of zero and negative filed number in ProtoNumber and zero field numbers in input bytes #2766
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| @@ -45,8 +45,12 @@ internal open class ProtobufDecoder( | |||
| * If we have reasonably small count of elements, try to build sequential | |||
| * array for the fast-path. Fast-path implies that elements are not marked with @ProtoId | |||
| * explicitly or are monotonic and incremental (maybe, 1-indexed) | |||
| * | |||
| * Since the library allows the use of fields with proto ID 0, | |||
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Is this still true? IIRC this function is not used for enums. Although it won't hurt to initialize everything with -1 just to be sure
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Yes, this line isn't actual now, in this version I forbade the use of field number 0.
| @@ -45,8 +45,12 @@ internal open class ProtobufDecoder( | |||
| * If we have reasonably small count of elements, try to build sequential | |||
| * array for the fast-path. Fast-path implies that elements are not marked with @ProtoId | |||
| * explicitly or are monotonic and incremental (maybe, 1-indexed) | |||
| * | |||
| * Since the library allows the use of fields with proto ID 0, | |||
| * it is necessary to initialize all elements, because there will always be one extra element | |||
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I don't get where 'one extra element' is coming from. What if there are exactly 32 properties in the class? What if there is like 5, there are much more extra elements than one?
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if you look at the creation of the cache, there will be IntArray(elements + 1).
This + 1 - is the extra element.
This is because arrays are numbered from 0, and in protobuf fields start from 1, so in order to address properties from 1 to 32, we need 33 elements (element 0 should not have been used at all)
formats/protobuf/commonMain/src/kotlinx/serialization/protobuf/internal/ProtobufDecoding.kt
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…criptor Also optimized skipping of size delimited fields - removed the creation of an byte array in case of skipping Fixes #2649
… zero field numbers in input bytes Fixes #1566
Co-authored-by: Leonid Startsev <[email protected]>
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| @@ -45,8 +45,12 @@ internal open class ProtobufDecoder( | |||
| * If we have reasonably small count of elements, try to build sequential | |||
| * array for the fast-path. Fast-path implies that elements are not marked with @ProtoId | |||
| * explicitly or are monotonic and incremental (maybe, 1-indexed) | |||
| * | |||
| * Initialize all elements, because there will always be one extra element as arrays are numbered from 0 | |||
| * but in protobuf field number starts from 1. | |||
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Either next line should be a complete sentence (it doesn't look like one now), or the dot shouldn't be here
…/internal/Helpers.kt Co-authored-by: Leonid Startsev <[email protected]>
Also optimized skipping of size delimited fields - removed the creation of an byte array in case of skipping
Fixes #2649