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yanzhoupan
lavalamp
The current
gofuzzonly support fuzzing the exported fields (i.e. the fields that start with an uppercase letter), other fields are simply filtered out according to this line.However, a lot of
structalso contains un-exported fields (i.e. fields start with lowercase letters) and sometimes people want to do fuzzing on those structs. In this pr I fixed this problem by addingallowUnexportedFieldsto the fuzzer, which allows user to decide whether they want to include unexported fields while fuzzing. It is set tofalseby default. But it can be turned on withAllowUnexportedFieldsfunction.Tests are also added.