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bug: fix slice init length #16708

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fix slice init length

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Doesn't this also highlight that there's insufficient test coverage here?

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deepthi commented Sep 4, 2024

Doesn't this also highlight that there's insufficient test coverage here?

What would a unit test for this look like?
An alternative idea is to see if we can lint for such usages. No idea whether golangci-lint (which is what we use) has a rule that would work for this.

@deepthi deepthi added Type: Internal Cleanup Component: General Changes throughout the code base and removed NeedsDescriptionUpdate The description is not clear or comprehensive enough, and needs work NeedsWebsiteDocsUpdate What it says NeedsIssue A linked issue is missing for this Pull Request NeedsBackportReason If backport labels have been applied to a PR, a justification is required labels Sep 4, 2024
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deepthi commented Sep 4, 2024

I noticed a minute too late that the DCO check is failing. @longhutianjie you will need to fix that. The current CI workflows are going to be a waste, they will run again once you push a commit to fix the DCO aka sign-off.

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Attention: Patch coverage is 0% with 3 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 68.93%. Comparing base (1ed18d0) to head (d8be0f9).

Files with missing lines Patch % Lines
go/vt/topo/srv_keyspace.go 0.00% 1 Missing ⚠️
go/vt/vtgate/fakerpcvtgateconn/conn.go 0.00% 1 Missing ⚠️
...ablet/tabletmanager/vreplication/vcopier_atomic.go 0.00% 1 Missing ⚠️
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Signed-off-by: longhutianjie <git@before.tech>
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I noticed a minute too late that the DCO check is failing. @longhutianjie you will need to fix that. The current CI workflows are going to be a waste, they will run again once you push a commit to fix the DCO aka sign-off.

Thanks. Modified

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Doesn't this also highlight that there's insufficient test coverage here?

What would a unit test for this look like? An alternative idea is to see if we can lint for such usages. No idea whether golangci-lint (which is what we use) has a rule that would work for this.

Doesn't this also highlight that there's insufficient test coverage here?

What would a unit test for this look like? An alternative idea is to see if we can lint for such usages. No idea whether golangci-lint (which is what we use) has a rule that would work for this.

Perhaps there is no need to do anything, as some developers are working on adding this detection to the Go toolchain. If everything goes smoothly, we only need to update the Go version and use Go vet in the future.

Thanks for your approved.

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Sajjon commented Sep 9, 2024

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Caution

GH user longhutianjie is performing a supply chain attack!
🚫 BLOCK user immediatly and report him to Github 🚫

The first step is getting rid of "first time contributor" status.

The user has manually added the message "Signed-off-by: " to make the commit
look more trust worthy. User has opened similar PRs in all these other
repos in within the same hour:

Furthermore I'm pretty sure this is the same person or group as github.com/vivoxfold3,
who tried performing the attack against these repos, with the exact same style:
Manually adding the message "Signed-off-by: " and making trivial contributions
to many crypto libs within the same hour:

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