json: return writer errors from Encoder.Encode#163
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The inner `if _, err := enc.writer.Write(b)` shadowed the outer err with :=, so the writer error got stored on enc.err but the function still returned the (nil) outer err. First Encode after a write failure would look like it succeeded; only the next call would surface the error via the enc.err early-return at the top. Switch the assignment to = so the outer err is set, then returned. Closes segmentio#139 Signed-off-by: Charlie Tonneslan <cst0520@gmail.com>
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The inner
if _, err := enc.writer.Write(b)shadowed the outererrwith:=, so the writer error got cached onenc.errbut the function still returned the (nil) outererr. The firstEncodeafter a write failure looked like a success; only the next call would surface the cached error via the early return at the top.Switching to
=so the outererractually receives the writer error.Test fails on master, passes here. Closes #139.