Added MaxDepth property to JsonLoadSettings to override the maxDepth … #2904
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…of 64 levels limit in JsonReader when the reader is called by JObject.Parse, or JArray.Parse.
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Hi, this is a fix for Issue #2900 |
Co-authored-by: Ivan Maximov <[email protected]>
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I really need the issue fixed soon because I do have an Avro schema from the source team who cannot reduce the depth level the document from a vendor. I am open to alternative if my fix is not good enough. Please help. |
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@tradercentric if you in a hurry I really advise you to fork and compile your version. You may wait for applying/releasing for ages. |
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I don't think this feature is valuable. There is already a Having a setting on JsonLoadSettings for max depth creates confusion about which is used. And then the question comes up whether all the other settings on JsonReader should be added to JsonLoadSettings. |
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Thanks for the response. I am an user of the Apache Avro project which is using Newtonsoft's library, I will fork the Apache Avro project and see if I can instantiate JsonReader first before (to customize) before using JObject.Parse and JArray.Parse. That is to resolve the issue in https://github.com/apache/avro/blob/41b3c08ca5da192786c2b08546e691b3126e1856/lang/csharp/src/apache/main/Schema/Schema.cs#L250. |
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JsonReader.Load seems to count differently the depth levels of Avro schema, the following Avro schema has depth level 4. However in JsonReader's Push(JsonContainerType value), when I put a break point on the line "if (_maxDepth != null && Depth + 1 > _maxDepth && !_hasExceededMaxDepth)", it counted 11. Here are the observation of over-counting depth level in Newtonsoft's JsonReader: Here is the sample Avro schema for the test: var json = @"{ I also tested a 32 depth level Avro schema, and the Push method internal depth level count is 92. Here is the 32 level depth Avro schema: { |
…of 64 levels limit in JsonReader when the reader is called by JObject.Parse, or JArray.Parse.