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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Minor
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None
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Script Security 1.33
The following code will fail in non-CPS-transformed sandboxed Groovy, but will pass in CPS-transformed-and-sandboxed Groovy or vanilla Groovy:
def m = [fruitA: 'apple', fruitB: 'banana'] def bKey = 'B' assert m."fruitB" == m."fruit${bKey}"
That's obviously wrong. Not sure yet where the problem is happening but will dig.
[JENKINS-46327] GString map identifiers don't work in sandboxed Groovy code
| Remote Link | New: This issue links to "test reproducing included in script-security PR #143 (Web Link)" [ 17497 ] |
| Description |
Original:
The following code will fail in non-CPS-transformed sandboxed Groovy, but will pass in CPS-transformed-and-sandboxed Groovy or vanilla Groovy: {code:groovy} def m = [fruitA: 'apple', fruitB: 'banana'] def bKey = 'B' assert m."fruitB" == m."fruit${bKey}"{code} That's obviously wrong. Not sure yet where the problem is happening but will dig. |
New:
The following code will fail in non-CPS-transformed sandboxed Groovy, but will pass in CPS-transformed-and-sandboxed Groovy or vanilla Groovy: {code:java} def m = [fruitA: 'apple', fruitB: 'banana'] def bKey = 'B' assert m."fruitB" == m."fruit${bKey}"{code} That's obviously wrong. Not sure yet where the problem is happening but will dig. |
| Assignee | Original: Andrew Bayer [ abayer ] |