Map Adapter cannot handle Value whose representation can be zero bytes

[DoumanAsh]

Subj

If you use message like:

message ValidZeroPayload {
    float distance_meters = 2;
    reserved 1;
}

Wire will choke on parsing map with value initialized as:

ValidZeroPayload {
    distance_meters: 0.0
}

That's because it will be encoded as zero bytes due to zero being treated as non-presence in case of integers and floats

Therefore it triggers this check to fail: https://github.com/square/wire/blob/master/wire-runtime/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/squareup/wire/ProtoAdapter.kt#L812 Even though message itself is legit in protobuf 3

[oldergod]

Thanks for reporting. Would you be able to write a repro situation in https://github.com/square/wire/tree/master/wire-gradle-plugin-playground/src/main for instance? You would add the proto file in the main/proto/ folder, ./gradlew generateProtos and write code in main/java/ which would throw as your pointed? That'd help us very much in fixing it.

[DoumanAsh]

Sure, I will take a look this weekend, but looking at main it seems there is none of such tests exists Is it more of setup to simulate legit server?

[oldergod]

No need to set up a test, you can write a main method and simply reproduce the crash. You can then copy/paste here the .proto and the .kt or .java file.

Something like

fun main() {
  val bytes = // the payload you mentioned in bytes or in JSON string if that's the problem
  MyGeneratedClass.ADAPTER.decode(bytes) // this would throw
}

To get the bytes you could also do something like MyGeneratedClass(distance_meters=0.0).encodeByteString() and then pass this.

[DoumanAsh]

Ok I tried to make example in pure kotlin with a very simple message

message ValidZeroMessage {
  float meters = 2;
  reserved 1;
}

message MessageWithZeroValueMap {
  map<string, ValidZeroMessage> values = 1;
}

But it seems wire correctly serializes it omitting message and then deserializes it using following code:

import human.MessageWithZeroValueMap
import human.ValidZeroMessage

fun main() {
  println("Show that message itself is valid!")
  val zero_message = ValidZeroMessage.Builder().meters(0.0f).build()
  val zero_message_encoded = zero_message.encodeByteString()

  println("Null message=$zero_message_encoded")

  val decoded_zero_message = ValidZeroMessage.ADAPTER.decode(zero_message_encoded)
  println("Decoded null message=$decoded_zero_message")

  println("Now try to put it into map")
  val values = mapOf("1" to decoded_zero_message)
  val msg_map = MessageWithZeroValueMap.Builder().values(values).build()

  println("Map with null message=$msg_map")

  val msg_map_encoded = msg_map.encodeByteString()
  println("Encoded map with null message=$msg_map_encoded")

  val decoded_msg_map = MessageWithZeroValueMap.ADAPTER.decode(msg_map_encoded)
  println("Decoded map message=$decoded_msg_map")
}

I need to check out my example from work once again to see what could be missing But it seems to be working correctly in this simple example, I'm not sure why a more complex message would fail but oh well Give me some time to ponder it

[oldergod]

@DoumanAsh all good. Thanks a lot for looking into it.