Add a function for performing a JSON Merge Patch.
Review Request #9262 — Created Oct. 11, 2017 and submitted
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chipx86 | |
Djblets | |
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djblets | |
This introduces
djblets.util.json_utils.json_merge_patch
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implementation of JSON Merge Patch (RFC 7396), which is used to apply a
set of changes to a JSON-compatible data structure. Merge Patches allow
for adding new values (which may be complex JSON objects) to
dictionaries or arrays, remove keys from dictionaries or arrays, or
replace existing values.This has additional support for access control around keys, preventing
certain keys from being replaced or added, optionally aborting the
patching process if encountered.
Unit tests pass.
Tested manually with several targets and dictionaries.
Change Summary:
- Added/improved documentation.
- Used keyword arguments when calling
can_write_key_func
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djblets/util/json_utils.py (Diff revision 2) It seems to me that if something fails halfway through we'll end up with a halfway applied patch. Do we want to change it to operate on a copy of the target and then replace at the very end?
Change Summary:
- Renamed the "target" attribute (and related variables/docs) to "doc", helping make it clear that the target itself isn't being modified.
- Updated unit tests to sanity-check that no operations end up modifying the original document.
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