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Handle closing flow sequence after explicit key #295

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@perlpunk perlpunk commented May 6, 2024

Currently after an explicit flow key '?' in a flow sequence, an immediately following closing ] is ignored by the parser:

% echo '[ ? ]' | ./tests/run-parser-test-suite --flow keep
+STR
+DOC
+SEQ []
+MAP {}
=VAL :
=VAL :
-MAP
Parse error: did not find expected ',' or ']'
Line: 2 Column: 1
% echo '[ ? ] ]' | ./tests/run-parser-test-suite --flow keep
+STR
+DOC
+SEQ []
+MAP {}
=VAL :
=VAL :
-MAP
-SEQ
-DOC
-STR

It is read correctly by the scanner as a YAML_FLOW_SEQUENCE_END_TOKEN, and the flow_level is decreased. Then it is passed to the parser where it gets ignored.
This leads to invalid YAML being accepted, and valid YAML resulting in an error.

Also the flow_level is incorrectly decreased, so you can nest sequences like that without running in to the MAX_NESTING_LEVEL.

Currently after an explicit flow key '?' in a flow sequence, an immediately
following closing ] is ignored by the parser:

    % echo '[ ? ]' | ./tests/run-parser-test-suite --flow keep
    +STR
    +DOC
    +SEQ []
    +MAP {}
    =VAL :
    =VAL :
    -MAP
    Parse error: did not find expected ',' or ']'
    Line: 2 Column: 1
    % echo '[ ? ] ]' | ./tests/run-parser-test-suite --flow keep
    +STR
    +DOC
    +SEQ []
    +MAP {}
    =VAL :
    =VAL :
    -MAP
    -SEQ
    -DOC
    -STR

It is read correctly by the scanner as a YAML_FLOW_SEQUENCE_END_TOKEN, and
the flow_level is decreased. Then it is passed to the parser where it gets
ignored.
This leads to invalid YAML being accepted, and valid YAML resulting in an
error.

Also the flow_level is incorrectly decreased, so you can nest sequences
like that without running in to the MAX_NESTING_LEVEL.
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[{?}] and [{?}]] are similar. Can you verify it fixes those?

Tests should probably be added.

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perlpunk commented May 6, 2024

[{?}] and [{?}]] are similar. Can you verify it fixes those?

Those are not affected by the code and work like expected already.

Tests should probably be added.

I will add tests to the yaml-test-suite.

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Oh you are right. Misread again.
Approved.

@perlpunk perlpunk merged commit 588eabf into yaml:master May 7, 2024
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perlpunk added a commit to perlpunk/libyaml that referenced this pull request May 20, 2024
The fix in yaml#295 was not correct.

    # cat a.yaml
    [?]

    # Before
    % ./tests/run-parser-test-suite --flow keep < a.yaml
    +STR
    +DOC ---
    +SEQ []
    +MAP {}
    -SEQ
    -DOC
    -STR

    % ./tests/run-loader a.yaml
    [1] Loading 'a.yaml': run-loader: loader.c:470: yaml_parser_load_sequence_end: Assertion `parser->document->nodes.start[index-1].type == YAML_SEQUENCE_NODE' failed.
    [1]    21446 IOT instruction (core dumped)  ./tests/run-loader a.yaml

    # After
    % ./tests/run-parser-test-suite --flow keep < a.yaml
    +STR
    +DOC ---
    +SEQ []
    +MAP {}
    =VAL :
    =VAL :
    -MAP
    -SEQ
    -DOC
    -STR

    % ./tests/run-loader a.yaml
    [1] Loading 'a.yaml': SUCCESS (1 documents)
perlpunk added a commit to perlpunk/libyaml that referenced this pull request May 20, 2024
The fix in yaml#295 was not correct.

    # cat a.yaml
    ---
    [?]

    # Before
    % ./tests/run-parser-test-suite --flow keep < a.yaml
    +STR
    +DOC ---
    +SEQ []
    +MAP {}
    -SEQ
    -DOC
    -STR

    % ./tests/run-loader a.yaml
    [1] Loading 'a.yaml': run-loader: loader.c:470: yaml_parser_load_sequence_end: Assertion `parser->document->nodes.start[index-1].type == YAML_SEQUENCE_NODE' failed.
    [1]    21446 IOT instruction (core dumped)  ./tests/run-loader a.yaml

    # After
    % ./tests/run-parser-test-suite --flow keep < a.yaml
    +STR
    +DOC ---
    +SEQ []
    +MAP {}
    =VAL :
    =VAL :
    -MAP
    -SEQ
    -DOC
    -STR

    % ./tests/run-loader a.yaml
    [1] Loading 'a.yaml': SUCCESS (1 documents)
perlpunk added a commit to perlpunk/libyaml that referenced this pull request May 20, 2024
The fix in yaml#295 was not correct.

    # cat a.yaml
    ---
    [?]

    # Before
    % ./tests/run-parser-test-suite --flow keep < a.yaml
    +STR
    +DOC ---
    +SEQ []
    +MAP {}
    -SEQ
    -DOC
    -STR

    % ./tests/run-loader a.yaml
    [1] Loading 'a.yaml': run-loader: loader.c:470: yaml_parser_load_sequence_end: Assertion `parser->document->nodes.start[index-1].type == YAML_SEQUENCE_NODE' failed.
    [1]    21446 IOT instruction (core dumped)  ./tests/run-loader a.yaml

    # After
    % ./tests/run-parser-test-suite --flow keep < a.yaml
    +STR
    +DOC ---
    +SEQ []
    +MAP {}
    =VAL :
    =VAL :
    -MAP
    -SEQ
    -DOC
    -STR

    % ./tests/run-loader a.yaml
    [1] Loading 'a.yaml': SUCCESS (1 documents)
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This PR caused a problem, and is now fixed with #296

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