The release provides a new unmarshal option for limiting the recursion depth when unmarshalling nested messages to prevent stack overflows. (UnmarshalOptions.RecursionLimit).
CL/385854: all: implement depth limit for unmarshalling
The new UnmarshalOptions.RecursionLimit limits the maximum recursion depth when unmarshalling messages. The limit is applied for nested messages. When messages are nested deeper than the specified limit the unmarshalling will fail. If unspecified, a default limit of 10,000 is applied.
In addition to the configurable limit for message nesting a non-configurable recursion limit for group nesting of 10,000 was introduced.
Upcoming breakage changes
The default recursion limit of 10,000 introduced in the release is subject to change. We want to align this limit with implementations for other languages in the long term. C++ and Java use a limit of 100 which is also the target for the Go implementation.
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Bumps google.golang.org/protobuf from 1.27.1 to 1.28.0.
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32051b4all: release v1.28.03992ea8all: implement depth limit for unmarshalinge5db296all: update supported versions3a9e1dcall: gofmt all26e8bcball: remove unnecessary string([]byte) conversion in fmt.Sprintf with %s5aec41btesting/protocmp: add Message.Unwrap05be61freflect/protoreflect: add more docs on Value aliasingb03064aall: start v1.27.1-develDependabot will resolve any conflicts with this PR as long as you don't alter it yourself. You can also trigger a rebase manually by commenting
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