Fix: Add input validation for XOR Checksum blocksize (#2537)#2542
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Added validation for blocksize and imported OperationError for error handling. fixes Issue gchq#2537.
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Description
This pull request adds input validation to the XOR Checksum operation (
src/core/operations/XORChecksum.mjs). Previously, entering a decimal (float) or a negative value as theBlocksizeparameter would pass straight to the JavaScript array constructor (Array(blocksize)), triggering an uncaughtRangeError: invalid array lengthand crashing the application's runtime.This fix introduces an explicit check using
Number.isInteger()and bounds validation (<= 0) right at the start of therunmethod. If the user passes an invalid block size, it now gracefully interrupts execution and throws a user-friendlyOperationError, displaying a clear error message in the output panel instead of crashing.Existing Issue
Fixes #2537
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1.1or-1causes a frozen screen or a blank output box, with a redRangeErrorappearing in the browser's developer console.1.1or-1immediately shows a clean, red error banner in the output pane stating:Blocksize must be a positive integer.Test Coverage
Tested manually via the local web server (
localhost:8080) using the exact inputs from the bug report:1.1-> Successfully caught by validation, showsBlocksize must be a positive integer.-1-> Successfully caught by validation, showsBlocksize must be a positive integer.4(Valid integer) -> Runs successfully without errors, matching original expected behavior.