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fix(tags): return an earlier invalid-escape error from parseTags - #2340
parseTags remembers the first url.QueryUnescape failure in its named return err and continues to the next pair. The next successfully parsed pair then runs if err = tags.set(...), which assigns nil back to err and drops the recorded failure. So the whole string is accepted and the undecodable tag is silently omitted:
The code before the assignment (keep the first error and continue) shows the intent is to report it. This stores the result of set in the existing err1 instead, so a stored error survives to return err. A set failure is still returned immediately as before.
I added a TestParseTags case for the input above, expecting an error.
I couldn't run the Go toolchain locally, so I ran the checks on a fork:
Test only, without the fix: Build (Linux) fails on both Go 1.26.x and 1.27.x with tags_test.go:103: Expected failure but found success and --- FAIL: TestParseTags/key1=%zz&key2=value2.
Test with the fix: Build (Linux) passes on both versions, including --- PASS: TestParseTags/key1=%zz&key2=value2. The Windows, RDMA and VulnCheck runs on that branch also pass.
The commit in this PR is the squashed form of the fix branch (identical tree).
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Malformed URL-encoded tag input now returns an error without reporting partially parsed tags. Errors from decoding valid portions of the input are also preserved when no tag-setting failure occurs.
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parseTags now returns immediately when tags.set fails. A new test checks that an invalid escape followed by a valid pair returns an error and leaves the tag count at zero.
parseTags returns the error from tags.set immediately. The test checks that an invalid escape followed by a valid pair causes parsing to fail with zero tags.
The change fixes lost invalid-escape errors. Additional key-escape test coverage is recommended, but no concrete merge-blocking issue remains.
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A rabbit checks each tag with care, An errant escape stops the pair. The setter’s error comes right through, The tests confirm the count stays two— No, zero tags; the check is true!
Cover the invalid key-escape error path in TestParseTags.
The only escape-error case uses an invalid escape in a value. The key branch at pkg/tags/tags.go:393-399 keeps its error the same way. No test covers that branch. If a change drops the stored key error, the suite can still pass. A key escape followed by a valid pair tests that the error survives the later successful assignment.
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{
// An invalid escape must not be forgotten when a later pair is valid.
"key1=%zz&key2=value2",
true,
0,
},
+ {+ "key%zz=value1&key2=value2",+ true,+ 0,+ },
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Review comment at @pkg/tags/tags_test.go at line 74:
Add a case to TestParseTags with an invalid escape in a key followed by a valid
pair, and assert that parsing still reports an error after the later assignment.
Keep the case consistent with the existing test table.
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Thanks for the approval, @klauspost! The four failing jobs look like runner problems rather than this change:
Test on Go 1.27.x and ubuntu-latest failed in Build on ubuntu-latest while installing packages with apt: Temporary failure resolving 'security.ubuntu.com'. The Go 1.26.x job was cancelled along with it.
Both Build with -tags=rdma against minio-cpp jobs failed in Install system dependencies, before any Go code was built. Another PR's RDMA run failed at the same step that afternoon.
This PR only touches pkg/tags/tags.go and its test. Could you re-run the failed jobs when you have a moment? Thanks!
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parseTagsremembers the firsturl.QueryUnescapefailure in its named returnerrandcontinues to the next pair. The next successfully parsed pair then runsif err = tags.set(...), which assigns nil back toerrand drops the recorded failure. So the whole string is accepted and the undecodable tag is silently omitted:The code before the assignment (keep the first error and continue) shows the intent is to report it. This stores the result of
setin the existingerr1instead, so a stored error survives toreturn err. Asetfailure is still returned immediately as before.I added a
TestParseTagscase for the input above, expecting an error.I couldn't run the Go toolchain locally, so I ran the checks on a fork:
tags_test.go:103: Expected failure but found successand--- FAIL: TestParseTags/key1=%zz&key2=value2.--- PASS: TestParseTags/key1=%zz&key2=value2. The Windows, RDMA and VulnCheck runs on that branch also pass.The commit in this PR is the squashed form of the fix branch (identical tree).
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