Use safeAsTime and safeAsDuration #1953
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@cretz Do you remind spending some time to have a look on this PR 😄 |
| @@ -29,6 +30,15 @@ func safeAsTime(timestamp *timestamppb.Timestamp) time.Time { | |||
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| // safeAsDuration ensures that a nil proto duration makes `AsDuration()` return 0. | |||
| func safeAsDuration(duration *durationpb.Duration) time.Duration { | |||
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Why was this added? .AsDuration() should already be safe for nil
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Why was this added?
.AsDuration()should already be safe for nil
thanks for review, I will check this soon
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Why was this added?
.AsDuration()should already be safe for nil
.AsDuration is a func on *durationpb.Duration, and will panic if call it from nil varible, so it is like the .AsTime
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and will panic if call it from nil varible,
That is not true
var d *durationpb.Duration
fmt.Println(d.AsDuration())
prints 0s
so it is like the .AsTime
That is also not true
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and will panic if call it from nil varible,
That is not true
var d *durationpb.Duration fmt.Println(d.AsDuration())prints 0s
so it is like the .AsTime
That is also not true
It is my mistake! And I removed the safeAsDuration, please have a review again
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@Quinn-With-Two-Ns any other question？ |
Completely fix #1846