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fix(kyaml/yaml): minor nil safety fix for RNode.Content etc #5985
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…l-safe" This change is addressing observed panics within kustomize that obscure the actual failure. The primary observed problem case involves RNode.Content.
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Thanks for your contribution!
Changing to nil safe seems like an entirely welcome change.
I added a few review comments, please check that.
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// Content returns Node Content field. | ||
func (rn *RNode) Content() []*yaml.Node { | ||
if rn == nil { |
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Please remain to check if rn == nil
if rn.YNode().Kind != yaml.MappingNode { | ||
return nil | ||
if yNode := rn.YNode(); yNode != nil { | ||
if yNode.Kind != yaml.MappingNode { |
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Please don't make the indent too deep here.
I think it's better to first store the value in the local variable of yNode
and then check with if yNode == nil
in an early-return format.
if rn == nil { | ||
return nil | ||
if yNode := rn.YNode(); yNode != nil { | ||
return yNode.Content |
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Same.
I think it's better to first store the value in the local variable of yNode and then check with if yNode == nil in an early-return format.
elem, err := rn.Pipe(MatchElement(key, value)) | ||
if err != nil { | ||
return nil | ||
if yNode := rn.YNode(); yNode != nil { |
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Same
elem, err := rn.Pipe(MatchElementList(keys, values)) | ||
if err != nil { | ||
return nil | ||
if yNode := rn.YNode(); yNode != nil { |
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Same
// Both of these scenarios should cause rn.YNode() to return nil. | ||
nodesToTest := [...]struct { | ||
name string | ||
rn *RNode |
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Please add a test case that rn
is nil
The
RNode.YNode
method appears to make an effort to be "nil-safe". This change applies the same sort of behavior to a subset of other methods, e.g.RNode.Content
, which access fields on the value returned by that method.N.B. This change was originally prepared based on v5.4.2, as panics were observed when applying patches, using the
kustomize
command, indirectly, viaskaffold
. I didn't go as far as to determine what specifically was happening there, and whatever issue was present is notably resolved, as of v5.7.1.With the above in mind, please close this PR if this change is not relevant or desirable 😄