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Remove null -> [] slice hack #45294
Remove null -> [] slice hack #45294
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@smarterclayton the type aliasing needed to get custom json encoding is throwing off the protobuf encoder: - Subsets []EndpointSubset `json:"subsets" protobuf:"bytes,2,rep,name=subsets"`
+ Subsets EndpointSubsetList `json:"subsets" protobuf:"bytes,2,rep,name=subsets"`
}
+// EndpointSubsetList represents a list of EndpointSubset objects.
+type EndpointSubsetList []EndpointSubset is resulting in generated protobuf code like this: - m.Subsets = append(m.Subsets, EndpointSubset{})
+ m.Subsets = append(m.Subsets, EndpointSubsetList{}) any ideas? |
I wonder if defining a method on the type (or using a pointer??) confuses
the generated code. There's a rewrite step in go-to-protobuf that uses AST
traversal - it's possible that the change in traversal means the matchers
don't match anymore
…On Wed, May 3, 2017 at 3:35 PM, Jordan Liggitt ***@***.***> wrote:
@smarterclayton <https://github.com/smarterclayton> the type aliasing
needed to get custom json encoding is throwing off the protobuf encoder:
- Subsets []EndpointSubset `json:"subsets" protobuf:"bytes,2,rep,name=subsets"`+ Subsets EndpointSubsetList `json:"subsets" protobuf:"bytes,2,rep,name=subsets"`
}
+// EndpointSubsetList represents a list of EndpointSubset objects.+type EndpointSubsetList []EndpointSubset
is resulting in generated protobuf code like this:
- m.Subsets = append(m.Subsets, EndpointSubset{})
+ m.Subsets = append(m.Subsets, EndpointSubsetList{})
any ideas?
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@smarterclayton - got this working, PTAL |
@wojtek-t PTAL at toUnstructured changes in the "Fix unstructured marshaler to handle all JSON types" commit |
Those changes (last commit) LGTM. |
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LGTM. I have no objections and follow Jordan's reasoning on this. |
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Automatic merge from submit-queue (batch tested with PRs 45345, 49470, 49407, 49448, 49486) Fix unstructured marshaler to handle all JSON types Split from kubernetes/kubernetes#45294 /assign @wojtek-t Kubernetes-commit: 17b9c21a6aca1da03ce0ca1eb6e79eeebf133e3a
Closes #44593
When 1.6 added protobuf storage, the storage layer lost the ability to persist slice fields with empty but non-null values.
As a workaround, we tried to convert empty slice fields to
[]
, rather thannull
. Compressingnull
->[]
was just as much of an API breakage as[]
->null
, but was hoped to cause fewer problems in clients that don't do null checks.Because of conversion optimizations around converting lists of objects, the
null
->[]
hack was discovered to only apply to individual get requests, not to a list of objects. 1.6 and 1.7 was released with this behavior, and the world didn't explode. 1.7 documented the breaking API change thatnull
and[]
should be considered equivalent, unless otherwise noted on a particular field.This PR:
get
consistent with the results oflist
(which helps naive clients that do deepequal comparisons of objects obtained via list/watch and get), and allows empty slice fields to be returned asnull