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ArrayIndexOutOfBoundException in 2.6.0 #884

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alterGauner opened this issue Aug 3, 2015 · 5 comments
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ArrayIndexOutOfBoundException in 2.6.0 #884

alterGauner opened this issue Aug 3, 2015 · 5 comments

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@alterGauner
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Hi, it's my first time that i report an issue for jackson-databind and i didn't find any other reporting possibility for bugs.

Short story: After updating to jackson-databind 2.6.0 i receive an ArrayindexOutOfBoundException in one of my testcases. Downgrade is not an option, because 2.6.0 fixes another bug...

I documented this bug here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31761225/jackson-databind-arrayindexoutofboundexception-version-2-6-0 (better layout possibilities).

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This is indeed the right place to report the bug, thank you for reporting it!
We will figure out what is going on and fix it for 2.6.1 -- obviously this was not found by our own regression test suites, or during release candidates. So it's good to get it at least reported now.

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@alterGauner Unfortunately example at SO is incomplete: I do need the full POJO definitions. While number of fields is helpful, actual field names may matter as well; and definitely annotations that indicate use of @JsonIdentityInfo.

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Here is a eclipse project which reproduces the bug. Just download this "picture", it's a 7z archive ;-) If it doesn't work, please give me a mailaddress or another upload possibility.
jacksonreproduceerrorproject

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Thanks! I was able to figure out the root cause and fix it, with the test case. Much appreciated.

@cowtowncoder cowtowncoder added this to the 1.9.13 milestone Aug 6, 2015
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Great job, thumbs up!

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