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gschneider-r7 avatar gschneider-r7 commented on August 15, 2024

Using description='#{replace_entities(description)}' did resolve the issue in my tests.

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limhoff-r7 avatar limhoff-r7 commented on August 15, 2024

Why is #to_xml building XML with Strings anyway?! Use Builder or Nokogiri::XML::Builder more robust that will handle the escaping for you.

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gschneider-r7 avatar gschneider-r7 commented on August 15, 2024

Looks like this can also happen with Credentials and Alerts.

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asalazar-r7 avatar asalazar-r7 commented on August 15, 2024

Yeah, looks like this code will benefit from being switched over to the XML objects instead of creating xml with strings.

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mdaines-r7 avatar mdaines-r7 commented on August 15, 2024

I'm pushing a quick fix for now. The string building is all over the place, so it will take some effort to clean up. As for Nokogiri, we don't want to introduce that dependency. But there is only one reason that I can think of for not switching to using the REXML libraries to do the same thing: If any code was depending upon the #to_xml calls to return a String, it will break if we switch over. That would require some more extensive testing internally just to make sure we don't break ourselves, let alone clients. A happy medium here might be to use the XML class, then to_s ourselves at the end?

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limhoff-r7 avatar limhoff-r7 commented on August 15, 2024

If you want to support calling the XML objects in a nested manner you could use #as_xml to return REXML objects and #to_xml to return String. That would be similar to how #as_json being a Hash/Array and to_json being a String in Rails.

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mdaines-r7 avatar mdaines-r7 commented on August 15, 2024

Nice, I like that. That's something easy enough to add in over time.

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