Test for JSON & CBOR encoding error handling #432
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@bryceschober You refer to the try-except logic as a "hacky crap workaround". In my view, it is totally fine, not hacky at all. It is possible that jsoncons leaves us no other choice anyway. |
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The current implementations using the `jsoncons` `decode_*()` functions always throw when there is a fundamental decoding error, as opposed to a mere type reflection mismatch.
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@bryceschober merged. Thank you for your contribution! |
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This PR is a working illustration of the problem reported in #429.
The current implementation using
jsoncons::cbor::decode_cbor()always throws when there is a fundamental CBOR decoding error, as opposed to a mere structure reflection mismatch.