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I believe MapNeat is affected by CVE-2020-3651 because its Jackson dependency is affected by this vulnerability.

dependencies {
    implementation "com.fasterxml.jackson.core:jackson-databind:2.12.0-rc1"
}

Mitigation

According to the GitHub Issue on this vulnerability, upgrading to 2.12.6.1 will fix the problem.

dependencies {
    implementation "com.fasterxml.jackson.core:jackson-databind:2.12.6.1"
}

Is there a way to copy array of objects while excluding certain fields? For example for an input:

{
  "liveEvent" : [ {
    "liveEventGuid" : "9885d3d8-4ad7-a4a8-0498-3c10b75c9fae",
    "airings" : {
      "airing" : [ {
        "channelId" : "9235",
        "duration" : 0,
        "liveEpisodeMarkerGuid" : "5bcd2046-d610-7a4e-7a9f-0a0c11726ee6",
        "bias" : "2",
        "satelliteOnlyChannel" : false,
        "source" : "IP",
        "platform" : "IP"
      }, {
        "channelId" : "9252",
        "duration" : 0,
        "liveEpisodeMarkerGuid" : "355aa224-eefc-5383-8297-09777e12ae0b",
        "bias" : "1",
        "satelliteOnlyChannel" : false,
        "source" : "IP",
        "platform" : "IP"
      }]
    },
    "updatedAt" : "2021-09-03T18:43:50.235470700Z",
    "contextualBanners" : [ "2nd Inning" ]
  } ]
}

I would copy all the liveEvent array like this:

"liveEvent" *= "$.liveEvent[*]"

which works but i would like to exclude the airings field...i presume i'll be using the below notation but I'm not sure what to put in the processor parameter:

"liveEvent" *= {
  expression = "$.liveEvent[*]"
  processor = { 
    // what do i put here to exclude airings field?
 }

The examples I'm seeing is using expressions that return list of ints or String, but in this case the list is an object (with no pre-defined POJO).

I'm looking for json to json transformers for a translation layer between different schemas, one of which I do not own. Obviously a good use case for your library which looks awesome :)

In general, duplicates are annoying, and if I'm merging from multiple sources into the same target it's possible it'll create a bug. However, JSON allows for duplicates and if there are duplicates in the source I should certainly honor that.

I'm struggling to come up with a well formed schema that leads to such, but I can think of real world examples of less than pretty data.

Sometimes you run into associated arrays

{
"ratings_providers": [ "a", "b", "c" ],
"ratings": [ 5, 5, 4.5 ]
}

Not my favorite but I've seen it and I may have to merge into it. I'm not sure what other cases I might have. It may be best if I run into them and then bring them back but if they are in the source that might cause a production bug...

Thoughts? Could we turn it on or off as optional parameters to the json object constructor?

A critical CVE has been discovered in Log4J that requires immediate resolution.

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A dependency update is required of log4j dependencies to resolve.

When accessing missing property in supplied json JsonPath throws an exception. There is an option com.jayway.jsonpath.Option.SUPPRESS_EXCEPTIONS that we would like to use in JsonPath configuration, but there is no means to update JsonPath configuration in the library.

hello!

i am currently evaluating this library for transformation and kindly excuse me for this embarrassingly stupid question: how do you you copy the entire original JSON from src to target? the use case that i have is that i want to copy the entire doc but just add a few fields.

the example input:

{
  "hello": "world"
}

and this transformation:

fun copySourceDoc(input: String): String {
  return json(input) {
    "." *= "$"
   // ... do other transformation stuff here
  }.getPrettyString()
}

results in:

{
  "" : {
    "" : {
      "hello" : "world"
    }
  }
}

i mean, i would assume that there is some flag/parameter that you can use to copy the source by default so i don't even have to explicitly copy it?

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