Re: [PATCH] Don't segfault if the given SHA1 name is longer than 40 characters

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On 10/19/06, Junio C Hamano <junkio@xxxxxxx> wrote:
The patch is correct, but it needs a better explanation in the
proposed commit log message than just "Don't segfault".

Well, maybe because I got a segfault when I accidentally pasted an
sha1 twice (blame my mouse). I hadn't looked closely enough to the
bug. Anyway, you got the bug and obviously have a better explanation
than mine. Please fix it with a better explanation. I'll be more
explanatory next time. Thank you :-)

get_describe_name() can be fed a string foo-gXXX...XXX with a
very looooooooong hexstring.  It calls get_short_sha1() without
checking if XXX...XXX part is longer than 40-bytes (in which
case it cannot be a valid object name).

get_sha1_1() has the same problem.  Given a hexstring longer
than 40-bytes, it calls the function with it because earlier
ones such as get_sha1_hex() would reject the input.
--
Duy
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