Fix a bug where JSON content is not always validated #804
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Motivation:
If an invalid JSON content is submitted to Central Dogma Server using
REST API, the JSON is not validated and it is saved as is.
The file content is formatted as a text so `node.get("content")` returns
`TextNode` and it is regarded as a string although it is a JSON object.
https://github.com/line/centraldogma/blob/9030505a928006d32f3897dc08823dac0d5fd6c2/server/src/main/java/com/linecorp/centraldogma/server/internal/api/converter/ChangesRequestConverter.java#L91-L95
Modifications:
- Pass a raw text value to `Change.ofJsonUpsert()` and make an invalidid
JSON validated.
Result:
Central Dogma server now correctly rejects an invalid JSON content.
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/cc @rainy789 This will fix the bug where the invalid JSON content is pushed that we talked about before. |
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server/src/test/java/com/linecorp/centraldogma/server/internal/api/ContentServiceV1Test.java
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| '{' + | ||
| " \"path\" : \"/string.json\"," + | ||
| " \"type\" : \"UPSERT_JSON\"," + | ||
| " \"content\" : \"json string\"," + |
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| " \"content\" : \"json string\"," + | |
| " \"content\" : \"json string\"," + /* This string is not a JSON string but a plain text. */ |
| return Change.ofJsonUpsert(path, node.get("content")); | ||
| if (content.isTextual()) { | ||
| // A content can be a serialized JSON so the text value needs to be parsed as JSON. | ||
| return Change.ofJsonUpsert(path, content.textValue()); |
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Question: Can we apply this approach that checks if it's textual in the Change.ofJsonUpsert method?
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"string" is a valid JSON type. So I don't think we can generally apply it to Change.ofJsonUpsert().
This is a special case where a web application sends a stringfied JSON content after editing to the server.
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…/api/ContentServiceV1Test.java Co-authored-by: minux <songmw725@gmail.com>
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This PR is still WIP. Changed the milestone to the next one. |
Motivation:
If an invalid JSON content is submitted to Central Dogma Server using REST API, the JSON is not validated and it is saved as is.
The file content is formatted as a text so
node.get("content")returnsTextNodeand it is regarded as a string although it is a JSON object.centraldogma/server/src/main/java/com/linecorp/centraldogma/server/internal/api/converter/ChangesRequestConverter.java
Lines 91 to 95 in 9030505
Modifications:
Change.ofJsonUpsert()and make the JSON validated.Result:
Central Dogma server now correctly rejects an invalid JSON content.