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A port of ghodss#39
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Hey @kevin-hanselman thanks for doing this. Could i persuade you to consider adding some benchmarks? (the linked PR hints at "memory footprint" gains ... so |
Added a (very) basic benchmark test. Here's the results on my machine: This branch:
master:
I'll need to think more about these results and code before drawing any conclusions. |
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@dims Anything else I can do to move this work along? |
var intermediate interface{} | ||
jsonEnc := json.NewEncoder(pipeWriter) | ||
// We are using yaml.Decoder here (instead of json.Decoder) because the Go | ||
// JSON library doesn't try to pick the right number type (int, float, |
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json.NewDecoder(...).UseNumber() will preserve numeric input literally (https://pkg.go.dev/encoding/json#Decoder.UseNumber) ... would that enable translating with fidelity? how does the json decoder compare to the yaml decoder in efficiency?
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also, a unit test demonstrating some of the edge cases like this would be helpful in ensuring this isn't producing user-visible changes
other examples of weird edges in yaml encoding/decoding we don't want to accidentally modify behavior on (even if the current behavior is not ultimately desired/correct):
- unquoted yaml keys of
y
: CRD definition is changing the property name 'y' in openAPIV3Schema spec to True kubernetes/kubernetes#102308 - yaml parsing of unquoted values containing all digits starting with 0 which are not octal values: Kubernetes unnecessarily requiring quoting on numeric env vars kubernetes/kubernetes#82296
yamlEnc := yaml.NewEncoder(e.w) | ||
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var jsonErr error | ||
go func() { |
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spawning goroutines here and in Decode is a little hard to reason about... a few things I noticed/wondered
- if this panics, the calling program will exit instead of propagating the panic to the Encode() caller... I'd expect the panic to propagate instead
- is it better to start the json encoder async and the yaml decoder inline or vice-versa?
- is it better to leave the pipereader unbuffered or wrap in a buffer?
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FWIW, this is adapted from the official io.Pipe
docs.
pipeWriter.Close() | ||
}() | ||
yamlErr := yamlDec.Decode(&intermediate) | ||
if jsonErr != nil { |
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I'm surprised this doesn't complain about races the same way
var intermediate interface{} | ||
jsonEnc := json.NewEncoder(pipeWriter) | ||
// We are using yaml.Decoder here (instead of json.Decoder) because the Go | ||
// JSON library doesn't try to pick the right number type (int, float, |
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also, a unit test demonstrating some of the edge cases like this would be helpful in ensuring this isn't producing user-visible changes
other examples of weird edges in yaml encoding/decoding we don't want to accidentally modify behavior on (even if the current behavior is not ultimately desired/correct):
- unquoted yaml keys of
y
: CRD definition is changing the property name 'y' in openAPIV3Schema spec to True kubernetes/kubernetes#102308 - yaml parsing of unquoted values containing all digits starting with 0 which are not octal values: Kubernetes unnecessarily requiring quoting on numeric env vars kubernetes/kubernetes#82296
// etc.) when unmarshalling to interface{}; it always picks float64. | ||
// go-yaml preserves the number type. | ||
yamlDec := yaml.NewDecoder(pipeReader) | ||
yamlEnc := yaml.NewEncoder(e.w) |
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This is doing an encode/decode/encode? Why? There has to be a better way than this? There should be some comment explaining the purpose?
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In yaml.go
<#59 (comment)>:
> +}
+
+// Encode serializes a value into YAML and writes it using the Encoder's
+// io.Writer.
+func (e *Encoder) Encode(o interface{}) error {
+ pipeReader, pipeWriter := io.Pipe()
+ defer pipeReader.Close()
+
+ var intermediate interface{}
+ jsonEnc := json.NewEncoder(pipeWriter)
+ // We are using yaml.Decoder here (instead of json.Decoder) because the Go
+ // JSON library doesn't try to pick the right number type (int, float,
+ // etc.) when unmarshalling to interface{}; it always picks float64.
+ // go-yaml preserves the number type.
+ yamlDec := yaml.NewDecoder(pipeReader)
+ yamlEnc := yaml.NewEncoder(e.w)
This is doing an encode/decode/encode? Why? There has to be a better way
than this? There should be some comment explaining the purpose?
Better is a fuzzy metric. I do not use this package in any performance
critical paths, it got the job done, and I have never had to touch it again.
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A port of ghodss#39
Original code by @VictorLowther, adapted to this fork by me.