fix: use Valuelength for parseString instead of whole String size#96
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If a resource has a empty string, parsing value of string is parsed incorrectly(getting a next String part as string). As String.ValueLength is length in utf-16 string without null value, use 2*(s.ValueLength+1).
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Hello @Snshadow Sorry for my late reply but great catch ! Do you have a test sample or a hash to test this ? would be nice to add a test for this one or just provide me a hash and I can add it. Cheers. |
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I added the sample file in test directory and test case in version_test.go, and the test passes with the fixed code. |
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Beautiful ! LGMT, merging it now, I will push a new tag now. |
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If a resource has a empty string, parsing value of string is parsed incorrectly(getting a next String part as string).
As String.ValueLength is length in utf-16 string without null value, use 2*(s.ValueLength+1) instead.