ResultPath: Check object type before casting to int#3765
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bbakerman merged 2 commits intographql-java:masterfrom Dec 4, 2024
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ResultPath: Check object type before casting to int#3765bbakerman merged 2 commits intographql-java:masterfrom
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| ResultPath.fromList(["a", "b", true]) |
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the graphql-java code itself would never use anything but a String or Integer - but I am happy to have this be more robust
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This pull request adds a more robust validation to the
ResultPath.fromListmethod. As you can pass any object toGraphqlErrorException.Builder.path, it can lead to a ClassCastException when casting directly toint. this happened to me lol.