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Split diff line by '\t' for metadata and path#398
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This protects against `.split(None)` which uses consecutive whitespaceas a separator to overlook paths where a single space is the filename.For example, in this diff line:line = ':100644 000000e69de290000000000000000000000000000000000000000 D 'The deleted file is a file named ' ' (just one space). It's entirelypossible to commit this, remove, and to produce the following outputfrom `git diff`:git diff --name-status <SHA1> <SHA2>DM path/to/another/file.py...This would cause the initial `.split(None, 5)` to fail as it will countall consecutive whitespace as a separator, disregarding the ' ' (singlespace) filename.
Thanks for the elaborate explanation and the fix! Do you think it's feasible to add a test for this as well, maybe with a fixture? |
And thanks for the quick response@Byron! :) Sure thing, I was just looking into that after I created this PR actually. I'll take a look at the current tests tonight and will see if I can work something in. I think it should be feasible and definitely worth it. |
This tests the edge case of doing a diff against a single whitespacefilename and returns the proper change type. All other normal usage ofthis diff classmethod should remain unchanged.
Thanks so much, it looks great! |
Split diff line by '\t' for metadata and path
🍻 :) |
What's this PR do?
This protects against
.split(None), which uses consecutive whitespace as a separator and may overlook paths where a single space is the filename. While having a filename consisting of only a single space is unlikely in practical usage, it is entirely possible.For example, take this diff line:
Notice there is a tab after the
change_typeand a space for the path. The deleted file is a file named ' ' (just one space) at the git root. To replicate this issue, add and commit this file, then delete and commit. This will produce the following output fromgit diff:This would cause the initial
.split(None, 5)to fail as it will count all consecutive whitespace as a separator, disregarding the ' ' (single space) filename.