GH-3621: Replace the previous field in the queue instead of appending to the queue#3622
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Rationale for this change
The
endFieldmethod pushes the current field onto thepreviousFieldqueue, which is used to maintain track of the previous field for each level of nesting with groups; however, the pushed fields are never removed from the queue, so it grows without bound.What changes are included in this PR?
When
endField()is called, it now replaces the previous field for the current nesting depth instead of appending a field.Are these changes tested?
I added a test that verifies the
previousFieldsize is 0 after processing a message; however, the test requires introspection, which feels wrong. I'm open to suggestions!Are there any user-facing changes?
No, there are no user-facing changes.
Closes #3621