IP address support: Address code review comments #21

ereslibre · 2022-12-30T13:45:02Z

Mimic std names IpAddr::V4, IpAddr::V6 for owned addresses, as well as IpAddrRef::V4, IpAddrRef::V6 for referenced ones. Also mimic the exception name, now named AddrParseError instead of InvalidIpAddressError.
Update copyright header on name.rs.
Reduce the number of allocations on ipv6_to_uncompressed_string used to print IPv6 addresses in their uncompressed form.

Other minor changes.

This addresses most of the feedback provided in #5 (review).

codecov-commenter · 2022-12-30T13:49:23Z

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Merging #21 (327e47f) into feat-ip-address (7573333) will decrease coverage by 0.32%.
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djc · 2022-12-30T14:02:24Z

src/name/ip_address.rs

-        .map(|octet| format!("{:02x?}{:02x?}", octet[0], octet[1]))
-        .collect::<Vec<String>>()
-        .join(":")
+    format!(


I suppose this is a fine solution. I might have gone with pre-allocating a String::with_capacity() and then using .write_fmt() to write into it in a loop.

I have no strong opinion on this one.

What would you do with the Result when using write_fmt? ipv6_to_uncompressed_string is meant to be used on an impl From, so it cannot fail.

Just unwrap() it -- after all, format!() is actually doing the same thing and also doing something like unwrapping.

Addressed in 81837a8bf2862df71a8e35f6f8d91dc4e2f5110f

djc · 2022-12-30T14:04:09Z

src/name/verify.rs

+        cert.inner().subject_alt_name,
+        Err(Error::CertNotValidForName),
+        &|name| {
+            #[allow(clippy::single_match)]


Why not do if let GeneralName::IpAddress(presented_id) = name instead of the match with #[allow(clippy::single_match)]?

- Mimic std names `IpAddr::V4`, `IpAddr::V6` for owned addresses, as well as `IpAddrRef::V4`, `IpAddrRef::V6` for referenced ones. Also mimic the exception name, now named `AddrParseError` instead of `InvalidIpAddressError`. - Update copyright header on `name.rs`. - Reduce the number of allocations on `ipv6_to_uncompressed_string` used to print IPv6 addresses in their uncompressed form. Other minor changes.

- Rename `DnsNameOrIpRef` to `SubjectNameRef` - Rename `InvalidDnsNameOrIpError` to `InvalidSubjectNameError`

djc · 2022-12-30T20:47:38Z

src/name/ip_address.rs

+    if dot_count != 3 {
+        return Err(AddrParseError);
+    }
+    Ok(IpAddrRef::V4(ip_address_, ipv4_octets(ip_address_)?))


Sorry, no, I don't think this quite makes sense. Now we still have a routine that's parsing the data separately from the validation. The idea is that we accumulate the output as we validate it, so that the output accumulates from the validated data itself. So for example, in the same place where you currently move to the next octet, write into the output array?

Addressed in 541bc2b5826354db63292fff15bf7bb3b5a2827a.

djc · 2022-12-30T20:48:27Z

src/name/name.rs

-                subject_name,
-                ip_address::ipv6_octets(subject_name).map_err(|_| InvalidSubjectNameError)?,
-            )));
+        if let Ok(ip_address) = ip_address::parse_ipv6_address(subject_name) {


Can do else if here.

It's a return-on-first-match situation, no need for it, but I will add it nevertheless.

Addressed in 416976f

Parse, don't validate

Use `write_fmt` in order to reduce repetition of arguments when formatting an IPv6 address.

ereslibre · 2022-12-31T15:31:08Z

src/name/ip_address.rs

+                octets[octet] =
+                    TryInto::<u8>::try_into(radix10_to_octet(&current_octet[..current_size]))
+                        .expect("invalid character");


I'm adding these TryInto due to clippy being executed with -D clippy::as-conversions. If there is a better/more idiomatic way to shape this code I'm happy adapting.

Same comment applies to the rest of TryInto conversions in this commit.

ereslibre mentioned this pull request Dec 30, 2022

IP address support #5

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- Rename `DnsNameOrIpRef` to `SubjectNameRef` - Rename `InvalidDnsNameOrIpError` to `InvalidSubjectNameError`

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Use `write_fmt` in order to reduce repetition of arguments when formatting an IPv6 address.

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