Fix handling of OIDs >= 2**31 #300
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asyncpg/connection.py
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| @@ -912,7 +912,7 @@ def __aiter__(self): | |||
| raise ValueError('unknown type: {}.{}'.format(schema, typename)) | |||
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| oid = typeinfo['oid'] | |||
| if typeinfo['kind'] != b'b' or typeinfo['elemtype']: | |||
| if typeinfo['kind'] not in (b'b', b'd') or typeinfo['elemtype']: | |||
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Please add a comment what b'b' and b'd' mean
asyncpg/protocol/codecs/base.pyx
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| overflow = True | ||
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| if overflow or (oid < 0 or oid > 4294967295L): |
asyncpg/protocol/codecs/misc.pyx
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| for oid_type in oid_types: | |||
| register_core_codec(oid_type, | |||
| <encode_func>&int4_encode, | |||
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Maybe add uint4_encode with validation?
Previously this was disallowed for no particular reason.
The current `TestCase.start_cluster()` helper is not flexible enough as it does not allow making customizations to the cluster before it is started. The new `TestCase.new_cluster()` and `TestCase.start_cluster()` are now used instead. Cluster cleanup is now automatic.
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Currently asyncpg (incorrectly) assumes OIDs to be signed 32-bit integers, whereas in reality they are unsigned. As a result, things would crash once the OID sequence reaches 2**31. Fix this by decoding OID values as unsigned longs. Fixes: #279
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Currently asyncpg (incorrectly) assumes OIDs to be signed 32-bit
integers, whereas in reality they are unsigned. As a result, things
would crash once the OID sequence reaches 2**31.
Fix this by decoding OID values as unsigned longs.
Fixes: #279