Fix possible uninitialised value dereference if jq_init() fails #2935
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If jq_init() fails, goto out would try to free input_state which is uninitialised. I initialised input_state to NULL to fix the problem. Ref: jqlang#2934 (comment) Reported-By: Klemens Nanni <kn@openbsd.org>
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jq_init()fails,goto outwould try to freeinput_statewhich is uninitialised. I initialisedinput_statetoNULLto fix the problem.I also fixed
jq_util_input_init()not handling OOM errors by returningNULL, and added code to make jq exit cleanly if it returnsNULL. The codebase is filled with these kinds of problems, but this one was easy to fix, so might as well fix it now...Ref: #2934 (comment)
Reported-By: Klemens Nanni kn@openbsd.org