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fix: issue with default field values that can override payload field values #597
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huma.go (1)
1297-1297
: Correct the misspelling of 'overridden'The variable name
atLeastOneFieldIsOverriden
and related comments contain a misspelling of the word 'overridden'. It should be spelled with double 'd'.Apply the following diffs to fix the misspellings:
Update the variable declaration and assignment:
- atLeastOneFieldIsOverriden := false + atLeastOneFieldIsOverridden := false- atLeastOneFieldIsOverriden = true + atLeastOneFieldIsOverridden = trueCorrect the comments:
- // - THEN the input required field value is overriden with a different value + // - THEN the input required field value is overridden with a different value- // Restore wrongly overriden input values if any + // Restore wrongly overridden input values if anyAlso applies to: 1303-1303, 1305-1305, 1308-1308
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huma.go
[failure] 1303-1303:
overriden
is a misspelling ofoverridden
(misspell)
[failure] 1308-1308:
overriden
is a misspelling ofoverridden
(misspell)huma_test.go
[failure] 630-630:
len: use assert.Len (testifylint)
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huma.go (1)
1296-1311
: Logic for handling default values is correctThe implemented logic correctly prevents overriding valid input values with default values when the input explicitly specifies a zero value. The restoration mechanism ensures that any input values that were incorrectly overridden are properly restored.
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[failure] 1303-1303:
overriden
is a misspelling ofoverridden
(misspell)
[failure] 1308-1308:
overriden
is a misspelling ofoverridden
(misspell)huma_test.go (2)
633-634
: LGTM!The assertions correctly verify the properties of the second item in the
Items
slice.
640-640
: LGTM!The test payload is appropriately constructed with the expected
items
data.
huma_test.go
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@@ -627,14 +627,17 @@ | |||
assert.Equal(t, 5, input.Body.Count) | |||
assert.Equal(t, []string{"foo", "bar"}, input.Body.Tags) | |||
assert.Equal(t, []int{1, 2, 3}, input.Body.Numbers) | |||
assert.Equal(t, len(input.Body.Items), 2) |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Use assert.Len
for slice length assertion
On line 630, it's more expressive to use assert.Len
when checking the length of a slice. This provides better error messages on failure.
Apply this diff:
- assert.Equal(t, len(input.Body.Items), 2)
+ assert.Len(t, input.Body.Items, 2)
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assert.Equal(t, len(input.Body.Items), 2) | |
assert.Len(t, input.Body.Items, 2) |
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[failure] 630-630:
len: use assert.Len (testifylint)
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} | ||
}) | ||
// Restore wrongly overridden input values if any | ||
if atLeastOneFieldIsOverridden { | ||
_ = api.Unmarshal(ctx.Header("Content-Type"), body, f.Addr().Interface()) |
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This seems kind of inefficient and I'm wondering if there are any edge cases where it would inadvertently overwrite something... 🤔
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Here I propose a different way to fix this.
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