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JsonWriter writes NaN and infinite values as invalid JSON - #52477
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Previously, JsonValueWriter wrote every Number using toString(), so NaN and infinite Double and Float values were written as bare NaN, Infinity and -Infinity tokens. These are not valid JSON and, for example, made a structured log line unparseable when a key-value pair held such a value. This commit writes non-finite Double and Float values as JSON strings, matching Jackson's default behavior. Signed-off-by: Wei-Lun Li <[email protected]> See spring-projectsgh-52477
See spring-projectsgh-52477 Signed-off-by: Andy Wilkinson <[email protected]>
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JsonValueWriterwrites everyNumberwithtoString(), soNaNand infiniteDouble/Floatvalues come out as bareNaN,Infinityand-Infinity, which aren't valid JSON. With structured logging this makes the whole line unparseable. For example, withlogging.structured.format.console=ecs:produces
..."ratio":NaN,....This writes non-finite
DoubleandFloatvalues as JSON strings ("NaN","Infinity","-Infinity"), which is also what Jackson does by default. Other numbers are written as before. I picked strings overnullso the value isn't lost, but I can switch tonullif you'd prefer.JsonValueWriterTests.writeWhenNonFiniteNumberfails without the change and passes with it.I used Claude Code to write this change.