Copilot commented on code in PR #3857:
URL: https://github.com/apache/avro/pull/3857#discussion_r3564611315
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lang/csharp/src/apache/main/File/DataFileReader.cs:
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@@ -335,6 +335,11 @@ public bool HasNext()
{
_currentBlock = NextRawBlock(_currentBlock);
_currentBlock.Data =
_codec.Decompress(_currentBlock.Data, (int)_blockSize);
+ // Guard against a block that decompresses to more
than the
+ // allowed maximum (a decompression bomb). The
built-in deflate
+ // codec is already bounded during decompression; this
covers
+ // any codec that returns a fully decompressed buffer.
+ Codec.CheckDecompressLength(_currentBlock.Data.Length,
Codec.GetMaxDecompressLength());
Review Comment:
`Codec.CheckDecompressLength` now throws an actionable
`AvroRuntimeException`, but `HasNext()` catches *all* exceptions and wraps them
into a new `AvroRuntimeException` without preserving the original as an inner
exception. This obscures the decompression-limit message and prevents callers
from distinguishing the root cause. Consider rethrowing `AvroRuntimeException`
directly so the decompression-limit error can propagate cleanly.
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