Check that the provided param is not empty, as otherwise
Database::makeList will throw and the exception will bubble up to the
user.
Bug: T222531
Change-Id: Icf5db25037a0d0a7b4076f21e7f1c9a6ee1d5a87
[Also make use of the list() feature in one case I forgot before in
If2b6c95.]
-> Changed to use direct array access by Daimona per inline comment.
Change-Id: I708dff30b6e00ccab3257b2e6fa5995eb9e30e0f
This is the same as line 224, and I forgot to include this code path in
the same patch.
Bug: T187153
Change-Id: I28074680760a7070eb423b5eada1e35f829ed10a
This is fixing potential bugs where invalid strings with more than one
comma have silently been accepted.
Change-Id: Ib1e7d0c99973f243ef6faad6389bab688187c1cf
I find it obvious that a file called "AbuseFilterTokenizerTest" is a
"test for the AbuseFilterTokenizer class". A comment that is just
repeating this information is typicalls not helpful, but distracting
and a potential source of mistakes, e.g. when stuff is copy-pasted,
but the comment not adjusted.
Change-Id: I1d4cc06e9e5631955ff73bf675090cf9c33c9390
Split a method, use WAN cache so that we're enabled to use
getWithSetCallback, pass the "version" option there and adapt the test
to it.
Follow-up of I9b3bc36b552901bc6ca7609ee51e80be2979a9c4
Change-Id: I4dd81a723e2bdb828b90594ad66a3918d8ec5b6c
I didn't fix every case where this happens, just what blocks
I6ddcc9f34a48f997ae39b79cd2df40dd2cc10197 from landing.
Change-Id: I971e619eb76c4474fe037fad258f9c496717bf41
Caching the result of the tokenization is pretty important
performance-wise, so this test ensures that caching works as expected.
I have also extracted the method used to generate the cache key for
easier testing, and moved the cache instance to a class member because
otherwise that piece of code can't be tested...
Bug: T201193
Change-Id: I9b3bc36b552901bc6ca7609ee51e80be2979a9c4
These are the ones which other tests don't cover, mostly because no
filter syntax can trigger those cases. This patch should bring coverage
for AFPData to 100%.
Bug: T201193
Change-Id: I997576141943959d4602a9f839311108928ec766
If the number is int there's not need to intval it, and if it's float
there's no need to floatval... Just use it to determine the internal
data type, like it happens for sum and sub.
Change-Id: Ie00c4bb4e67ad1eface0cea3eb42d04aa5fb39cc
