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fix(xtime): handle a JSON null in Duration.UnmarshalJSON - #295
UnmarshalJSON drops the first and last byte of whatever arrives and parses the middle. A null becomes ParseDuration("ul"), so unmarshalling returns invalid duration "ul". A bare number is quieter: 12 is two bytes, so the length check swallows it and the field is silently left at zero.
UnmarshalYAML already accepts a null for the same field, so this does the same and decodes the value as a string before parsing. A JSON number is now reported rather than read as zero; MarshalJSON has only ever written a quoted string, so nothing this package emits changes. go test -race -tags kqueue ./... passes, as do the other make test tag combinations.
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Duration values now handle JSON null and empty strings without changing the existing value.
Invalid JSON types return an unmarshalling error, while nonempty strings are parsed as durations and return any parsing errors.
Duration.UnmarshalJSON now decodes JSON strings before parsing them. JSON null and empty strings leave the receiver unchanged. Tests cover JSON and YAML null values, and reject numeric JSON values.
Duration.UnmarshalJSON treats JSON null and empty strings as no-ops. It decodes other inputs as strings before parsing. Tests verify null handling and reject a numeric JSON duration.
The change handles JSON null and rejects numeric durations. The suggested tests would strengthen regression coverage, but neither identifies a current functional failure. Mergeable after normal checks.
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A rabbit checks the time with care, A null stays still; no change is there. A quoted span can pass the gate, A number meets an error state. Then onward hops the clockwork hare.
The YAML null case decodes into a zero-valued s, so Dur is already 0 before the call. A change that set the field to zero on null would still pass, because the only assertion checks that decoding succeeds. The comment above the test says the YAML side leaves the field alone, but no assertion checks that. Starting from a nonzero value, as the JSON null case does, makes the check detect a reset.
🧪 Suggested fix
- var y s+ y := s{Dur: Duration(time.Hour)}
if err := yaml.Unmarshal([]byte("dur: null\n"), &y); err != nil {
t.Fatalf("yaml null: %v", err)
}
+ if y.Dur.D() != time.Hour {+ t.Errorf("yaml null overwrote the field: got %v, want 1h0m0s", y.Dur.D())+ }
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Review comment at @xtime/time_unmarshal_test.go around lines 178 - 181:
Initialize y with a nonzero Dur before YAML unmarshalling, then assert that
unmarshalling the null value leaves Dur unchanged. Update the YAML null case in
the test so it detects an unintended reset, matching the existing JSON null
test’s nonzero starting-value check.
xtime/time.go: 1
90-93: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Add a test for a JSON duration string that uses a Unicode escape.
The PR changes Duration.UnmarshalJSON to decode the JSON value with json.Unmarshal before parsing. A JSON string such as "1\u0068" now decodes to 1h. No test in xtime covers an escaped duration string. A regression that bypasses the decoder would not be caught. Add a case that expects time.Hour:
🧪 Suggested test
++func TestDuration_UnmarshalJSONEscapedString(t *testing.T) {+ // JSON escapes must decode before the duration is parsed.+ var d Duration+ if err := json.Unmarshal([]byte(`"1\u0068"`), &d); err != nil {+ t.Fatalf("escaped duration: %v", err)+ }+ if d.D() != time.Hour {+ t.Errorf("escaped duration: got %v, want 1h0m0s", d.D())+ }+}
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Review comment at @xtime/time.go around lines 90 - 93:
Add a regression test for Unicode-escaped duration strings in the existing
Duration test suite, using Duration.UnmarshalJSON via json.Unmarshal on
`"1\u0068"` and asserting the decoded duration is time.Hour.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @xtime/time_unmarshal_test.go:
- Around line 178-181: Initialize y with a nonzero Dur before YAML
unmarshalling, then assert that unmarshalling the null value leaves Dur
unchanged. Update the YAML null case in the test so it detects an unintended
reset, matching the existing JSON null test’s nonzero starting-value check.
Review comments at @xtime/time.go:
- Around line 90-93: Add a regression test for Unicode-escaped duration strings
in the existing Duration test suite, using Duration.UnmarshalJSON via
json.Unmarshal on `"1\u0068"` and asserting the decoded duration is time.Hour.
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UnmarshalJSON drops the first and last byte of whatever arrives and parses the middle. A null becomes ParseDuration("ul"), so unmarshalling returns
invalid duration "ul". A bare number is quieter:12is two bytes, so the length check swallows it and the field is silently left at zero.UnmarshalYAML already accepts a null for the same field, so this does the same and decodes the value as a string before parsing. A JSON number is now reported rather than read as zero; MarshalJSON has only ever written a quoted string, so nothing this package emits changes. go test -race -tags kqueue ./... passes, as do the other make test tag combinations.
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nulland empty strings without changing the existing value.