encode_value.go ×1

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go.temporal.io/server/common/searchattribute/sadefs/encode_value.go 14 introduced LOC · 1 range

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96 //
97 //nolint:revive // allowList is a control flag
98 > func decodeValueTyped[T any](value *commonpb.Payload, allowList bool) (any, error) { encode_value.go
99 > // At first, it tries to decode to pointer of actual type (i.e. `*string` for `string`).
100 > // This is to ensure that `nil` values are decoded back as `nil` using `NilPayloadConverter`.
101 > // If value is not `nil` but some value of expected type, the code relies on the fact that
102 > // search attributes are always encoded with `JsonPayloadConverter`, which uses standard
103 > // `json.Unmarshal` function, which works fine with pointer types when decoding values.
104 > // If decoding to pointer type fails, it tries to decode to array of the same type because
105 > // search attributes support polymorphism: field of specific type may also have an array of that type.
106 > // If resulting slice has zero length, it gets substitute with `nil` to treat nils and empty slices equally.
107 > // If allowList is true, it returns the list as it is. If allowList is false and the list has
108 > // only one element, then return it. Otherwise, return an error.
109 > // If search attribute value is `nil`, it means that search attribute needs to be removed from the document.
110 > var val *T
111 > if err := payload.Decode(value, &val); err == nil {
112 if val == nil {
113 return nil, nil