[Yaml] fix parse error when unindented collections contain a comment #36683
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xabbuh
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For 3.4? |
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@xabbuh - I could not test it for 3.4 and 4.0, only for 5.0 - I get an out-of-mem error when running |
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@wdiesveld No problem, I have changed the base branch and rebased your changes. Thank you for working on this issue. |
fabpot
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May 4, 2020
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Thank you @wdiesveld. |
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Awesome. Congratulations to your first contribution! |
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Problem
The method
Parser::getNextEmbedBlockdid not determine the yaml-block correctly when there was a comment before the first unindented collection item. This was caused by the fact that the check for unindented collection items was done for the first line of the block only. So in case this first line is a comment, this check will result in false, while in fact the parser is in an unindented collection.Solution
In the solution I implemented the parser will check for comment lines as well. As long as the loop encounters a comment line, it will check (in the next iteration) whether the line is an unindented collection item. So this check will be done until all comments before the first uncommented item are parsed.