dns: add missing dns keywords to schema.json#10193
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| "type": "boolean" |
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@jasonish should we add description for these added fields ?
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aa is already present !
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@jasonish should we add description for these added fields ?
Yes, will help with documentation generation.
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Looks good to me. Commit message could mention how you found them (manual code review, correct ? ) Question for us : do we want to have SV tests exercising these ? |
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That was the plan, yes. This is why you gave the sshfp pcap |
yes, I can change the commit message. |
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| "z": { | ||
| "type": "boolean" |
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z is already present as well.
@jasonish do you know how to test in CI for duplicate keys in this schema.json ?
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Extract the code out of check-eve.py back into a standalone script could be one option.
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Adding things to the schema in alphabetic order could also be useful for catching this on review.
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I think the first version of the schema had all key alphabetically order, but that was a pain, and I did not know how to enforce it (or even if it should be enforced)
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Once done, its easy to keep done right? Then its pretty obvious. I think you can only enforce with review though, or doing a custom JSON parser of sorts, as most throw order out.
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Once done, its easy to keep done right? Then its pretty obvious. I think you can only enforce with review though, or doing a custom JSON parser of sorts, as most throw order out.
Does not look easy to me...
- I think I would have a 10% failure, so 1 out of 10 additions to the schema would, especially when you have objects with many fields in between
- There has already been additions to the schema not following this
- Maybe the order is more complex than alphabetical (first simple fields such as string integer and bool, then objects and arrays)
Automation looks more trustworthy to me
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Automation looks more trustworthy to me
Ok. Out of scope for this PR tho.
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Ok. Out of scope for this PR tho.
Sure cf https://redmine.openinfosecfoundation.org/issues/6691
imho, yes. Also document those fields, somehow. |
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OISF/suricata-verify#1588 is there |
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Feature #5642
Link to redmine ticket: https://redmine.openinfosecfoundation.org/issues/5642
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