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| author | shadchin <shadchin@yandex-team.ru> | 2022-02-10 16:44:39 +0300 |
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| committer | Daniil Cherednik <dcherednik@yandex-team.ru> | 2022-02-10 16:44:39 +0300 |
| commit | e9656aae26e0358d5378e5b63dcac5c8dbe0e4d0 (patch) | |
| tree | 64175d5cadab313b3e7039ebaa06c5bc3295e274 /contrib/restricted | |
| parent | 2598ef1d0aee359b4b6d5fdd1758916d5907d04f (diff) | |
| download | ydb-e9656aae26e0358d5378e5b63dcac5c8dbe0e4d0.tar.gz | |
Restoring authorship annotation for <shadchin@yandex-team.ru>. Commit 2 of 2.
Diffstat (limited to 'contrib/restricted')
22 files changed, 2387 insertions, 2320 deletions
diff --git a/contrib/restricted/abseil-cpp/.yandex_meta/devtools.copyrights.report b/contrib/restricted/abseil-cpp/.yandex_meta/devtools.copyrights.report index 3d461e2d5e..52e2892efe 100644 --- a/contrib/restricted/abseil-cpp/.yandex_meta/devtools.copyrights.report +++ b/contrib/restricted/abseil-cpp/.yandex_meta/devtools.copyrights.report @@ -431,7 +431,7 @@ BELONGS absl/base/ya.make absl/container/ya.make absl/debugging/internal/ya.make absl/types/variant.h [1:1] KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL 58e60221a225d38384f3c66b2400cc91 -BELONGS absl/debugging/internal/ya.make absl/flags/ya.make absl/numeric/ya.make absl/strings/ya.make ya.make +BELONGS absl/debugging/internal/ya.make absl/flags/ya.make absl/numeric/ya.make absl/strings/ya.make ya.make License text: // Copyright 2021 The Abseil Authors. Scancode info: diff --git a/contrib/restricted/abseil-cpp/absl/flags/.yandex_meta/licenses.list.txt b/contrib/restricted/abseil-cpp/absl/flags/.yandex_meta/licenses.list.txt index c2cf258c2d..690ae5993e 100644 --- a/contrib/restricted/abseil-cpp/absl/flags/.yandex_meta/licenses.list.txt +++ b/contrib/restricted/abseil-cpp/absl/flags/.yandex_meta/licenses.list.txt @@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ ====================COPYRIGHT==================== // Copyright 2020 The Abseil Authors. - - -====================COPYRIGHT==================== -// Copyright 2021 The Abseil Authors. + + +====================COPYRIGHT==================== +// Copyright 2021 The Abseil Authors. diff --git a/contrib/restricted/boost/libs/python/src/exec.cpp b/contrib/restricted/boost/libs/python/src/exec.cpp index 4e59782dbf..43e860d992 100644 --- a/contrib/restricted/boost/libs/python/src/exec.cpp +++ b/contrib/restricted/boost/libs/python/src/exec.cpp @@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ object BOOST_PYTHON_DECL exec_file(char const *filename, object global, object l char *f = const_cast<char *>(filename); // Let python open the file to avoid potential binary incompatibilities. #if PY_VERSION_HEX >= 0x03040000 - FILE *fs = fopen(f, "r"); + FILE *fs = fopen(f, "r"); #elif PY_VERSION_HEX >= 0x03000000 PyObject *fo = Py_BuildValue("s", f); FILE *fs = _Py_fopen(fo, "r"); diff --git a/contrib/restricted/googletest/ya.make b/contrib/restricted/googletest/ya.make index 1024729ffe..f563830db8 100644 --- a/contrib/restricted/googletest/ya.make +++ b/contrib/restricted/googletest/ya.make @@ -1,8 +1,8 @@ -# Generated by devtools/yamaker from nixpkgs 21.11. +# Generated by devtools/yamaker from nixpkgs 21.11. -OWNER(somov g:cpp-contrib) +OWNER(somov g:cpp-contrib) -VERSION(1.11.0) +VERSION(1.11.0) ORIGINAL_SOURCE(https://github.com/google/googletest/archive/release-1.11.0.tar.gz) diff --git a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/.yandex_meta/devtools.copyrights.report b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/.yandex_meta/devtools.copyrights.report index b75a18539e..d0f476a44e 100644 --- a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/.yandex_meta/devtools.copyrights.report +++ b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/.yandex_meta/devtools.copyrights.report @@ -1,198 +1,198 @@ -# File format ($ symbol means the beginning of a line): -# -# $ # this message -# $ # ======================= -# $ # comments (all commentaries should starts with some number of spaces and # symbol) -# ${action} {license id} {license text hash} -# $BELONGS ./ya/make/file/relative/path/1/ya.make ./ya/make/2/ya.make -# ${all_file_action} filename -# $ # user commentaries (many lines) -# $ generated description - files with this license, license text... (some number of lines that starts with some number of spaces, do not modify) -# ${action} {license spdx} {license text hash} -# $BELONGS ./ya/make/file/relative/path/3/ya.make -# ${all_file_action} filename -# $ # user commentaries -# $ generated description -# $ ... -# -# You can modify action, all_file_action and add commentaries -# Available actions: -# keep - keep license in contrib and use in credits -# skip - skip license -# remove - remove all files with this license -# rename - save license text/links into licenses texts file, but not store SPDX into LINCENSE macro. You should store correct license id into devtools.license.spdx.txt file -# -# {all file action} records will be generated when license text contains filename that exists on filesystem (in contrib directory) -# We suppose that that files can contain some license info -# Available all file actions: -# FILE_IGNORE - ignore file (do nothing) -# FILE_INCLUDE - include all file data into licenses text file -# ======================= - -KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL 1554f1a2d022c93e7a1ff07ee6f2f3ee -BELONGS tool/ya.make - License text: - * Copyright (C) 2013, Radu Hociung <radu.uriparser@ohmi.org> - * Copyright (C) 2013, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> - * All rights reserved. - Scancode info: - Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL - Score : 100.00 - Match type : COPYRIGHT - Files with this license: - tool/uriparse.c [4:6] - -KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL 5f6c453b7fc97ece376d765ac4bfa2e1 -BELONGS ya.make - License text: - * Copyright (C) 2018, Weijia Song <songweijia@gmail.com> - * Copyright (C) 2018, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> - * All rights reserved. - Scancode info: - Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL - Score : 100.00 - Match type : COPYRIGHT - Files with this license: - src/UriMemory.c [4:6] - src/UriMemory.h [4:6] - -KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL 93ebab08ca0f174629dd3a2bd9e43bf0 -BELONGS test/ya.make ya.make - License text: - Copyright (C) 2007, Weijia Song <songweijia@gmail.com> - Copyright (C) 2007, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> - All rights reserved. - Scancode info: - Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL - Score : 100.00 - Match type : COPYRIGHT - Files with this license: - COPYING [3:5] - include/uriparser/Uri.h [5:7] - include/uriparser/UriBase.h [4:6] - include/uriparser/UriDefsAnsi.h [4:6] - include/uriparser/UriDefsConfig.h [4:6] - include/uriparser/UriDefsUnicode.h [4:6] - include/uriparser/UriIp4.h [4:6] - src/UriCommon.c [4:6] - src/UriCommon.h [4:6] - src/UriCompare.c [4:6] - src/UriEscape.c [4:6] - src/UriFile.c [4:6] - src/UriIp4.c [4:6] - src/UriIp4Base.c [4:6] - src/UriIp4Base.h [4:6] - src/UriNormalize.c [4:6] - src/UriNormalizeBase.c [4:6] - src/UriNormalizeBase.h [4:6] - src/UriParse.c [4:6] - src/UriParseBase.c [4:6] - src/UriParseBase.h [4:6] - src/UriQuery.c [4:6] - src/UriRecompose.c [4:6] - src/UriResolve.c [4:6] - src/UriShorten.c [4:6] - test/FourSuite.cpp [4:5] - test/MemoryManagerSuite.cpp [4:5] - test/test.cpp [4:5] - -KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL a3b2661e2b01cef097971c5118b623b7 -BELONGS tool/ya.make - License text: - * Copyright (C) 2013, Radu Hociung <radu.uriparser@ohmi.org> - * Copyright (C) 2013, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> - * All rights reserved. - Scancode info: - Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL - Score : 100.00 - Match type : COPYRIGHT - Files with this license: - tool/uriparse.c [4:6] - -KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL bf82654b941d6b404dc8afa3bea407ff -BELONGS test/ya.make - License text: - * Copyright (C) 2014, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> - Scancode info: - Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL - Score : 100.00 - Match type : COPYRIGHT - Files with this license: - test/VersionSuite.cpp [4:4] - -KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL c0a580767e4df988cbeb3a33fe57d251 -BELONGS test/ya.make - Note: matched license text is too long. Read it in the source files. - Scancode info: - Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL - Score : 100.00 - Match type : COPYRIGHT - Files with this license: - test/COPYING [428:433] - -KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL cea1b82351539a871d540971f218116e -BELONGS test/ya.make - License text: - Copyright (C) 1991, 1999 Free Software Foundation, Inc. - 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA - Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies - Scancode info: - Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL - Score : 100.00 - Match type : COPYRIGHT - Files with this license: - test/COPYING [4:6] - -KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL d59741a3f91b83f55dba27b27016d1f8 -BELONGS ya.make - License text: - * Copyright (C) 2018, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> - * All rights reserved. - Scancode info: - Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL - Score : 100.00 - Match type : COPYRIGHT - Files with this license: - config.h [4:5] - src/UriMemory.c [4:6] - src/UriMemory.h [4:6] - -KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL dc546ac6f116e23a5572cd498b804b23 -BELONGS test/ya.make ya.make - License text: - Copyright (C) 2007, Weijia Song <songweijia@gmail.com> - Copyright (C) 2007, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> - All rights reserved. - Scancode info: - Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL - Score : 100.00 - Match type : COPYRIGHT - Files with this license: - COPYING [3:5] - include/uriparser/Uri.h [5:7] - include/uriparser/UriBase.h [4:6] - include/uriparser/UriDefsAnsi.h [4:6] - include/uriparser/UriDefsConfig.h [4:6] - include/uriparser/UriDefsUnicode.h [4:6] - include/uriparser/UriIp4.h [4:6] - src/UriCommon.c [4:6] - src/UriCommon.h [4:6] - src/UriCompare.c [4:6] - src/UriEscape.c [4:6] - src/UriFile.c [4:6] - src/UriIp4.c [4:6] - src/UriIp4Base.c [4:6] - src/UriIp4Base.h [4:6] - src/UriNormalize.c [4:6] - src/UriNormalizeBase.c [4:6] - src/UriNormalizeBase.h [4:6] - src/UriParse.c [4:6] - src/UriParseBase.c [4:6] - src/UriParseBase.h [4:6] - src/UriQuery.c [4:6] - src/UriRecompose.c [4:6] - src/UriResolve.c [4:6] - src/UriShorten.c [4:6] - test/FourSuite.cpp [4:5] - test/MemoryManagerSuite.cpp [4:5] - test/test.cpp [4:5] +# File format ($ symbol means the beginning of a line): +# +# $ # this message +# $ # ======================= +# $ # comments (all commentaries should starts with some number of spaces and # symbol) +# ${action} {license id} {license text hash} +# $BELONGS ./ya/make/file/relative/path/1/ya.make ./ya/make/2/ya.make +# ${all_file_action} filename +# $ # user commentaries (many lines) +# $ generated description - files with this license, license text... (some number of lines that starts with some number of spaces, do not modify) +# ${action} {license spdx} {license text hash} +# $BELONGS ./ya/make/file/relative/path/3/ya.make +# ${all_file_action} filename +# $ # user commentaries +# $ generated description +# $ ... +# +# You can modify action, all_file_action and add commentaries +# Available actions: +# keep - keep license in contrib and use in credits +# skip - skip license +# remove - remove all files with this license +# rename - save license text/links into licenses texts file, but not store SPDX into LINCENSE macro. You should store correct license id into devtools.license.spdx.txt file +# +# {all file action} records will be generated when license text contains filename that exists on filesystem (in contrib directory) +# We suppose that that files can contain some license info +# Available all file actions: +# FILE_IGNORE - ignore file (do nothing) +# FILE_INCLUDE - include all file data into licenses text file +# ======================= + +KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL 1554f1a2d022c93e7a1ff07ee6f2f3ee +BELONGS tool/ya.make + License text: + * Copyright (C) 2013, Radu Hociung <radu.uriparser@ohmi.org> + * Copyright (C) 2013, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> + * All rights reserved. + Scancode info: + Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL + Score : 100.00 + Match type : COPYRIGHT + Files with this license: + tool/uriparse.c [4:6] + +KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL 5f6c453b7fc97ece376d765ac4bfa2e1 +BELONGS ya.make + License text: + * Copyright (C) 2018, Weijia Song <songweijia@gmail.com> + * Copyright (C) 2018, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> + * All rights reserved. + Scancode info: + Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL + Score : 100.00 + Match type : COPYRIGHT + Files with this license: + src/UriMemory.c [4:6] + src/UriMemory.h [4:6] + +KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL 93ebab08ca0f174629dd3a2bd9e43bf0 +BELONGS test/ya.make ya.make + License text: + Copyright (C) 2007, Weijia Song <songweijia@gmail.com> + Copyright (C) 2007, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> + All rights reserved. + Scancode info: + Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL + Score : 100.00 + Match type : COPYRIGHT + Files with this license: + COPYING [3:5] + include/uriparser/Uri.h [5:7] + include/uriparser/UriBase.h [4:6] + include/uriparser/UriDefsAnsi.h [4:6] + include/uriparser/UriDefsConfig.h [4:6] + include/uriparser/UriDefsUnicode.h [4:6] + include/uriparser/UriIp4.h [4:6] + src/UriCommon.c [4:6] + src/UriCommon.h [4:6] + src/UriCompare.c [4:6] + src/UriEscape.c [4:6] + src/UriFile.c [4:6] + src/UriIp4.c [4:6] + src/UriIp4Base.c [4:6] + src/UriIp4Base.h [4:6] + src/UriNormalize.c [4:6] + src/UriNormalizeBase.c [4:6] + src/UriNormalizeBase.h [4:6] + src/UriParse.c [4:6] + src/UriParseBase.c [4:6] + src/UriParseBase.h [4:6] + src/UriQuery.c [4:6] + src/UriRecompose.c [4:6] + src/UriResolve.c [4:6] + src/UriShorten.c [4:6] + test/FourSuite.cpp [4:5] + test/MemoryManagerSuite.cpp [4:5] + test/test.cpp [4:5] + +KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL a3b2661e2b01cef097971c5118b623b7 +BELONGS tool/ya.make + License text: + * Copyright (C) 2013, Radu Hociung <radu.uriparser@ohmi.org> + * Copyright (C) 2013, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> + * All rights reserved. + Scancode info: + Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL + Score : 100.00 + Match type : COPYRIGHT + Files with this license: + tool/uriparse.c [4:6] + +KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL bf82654b941d6b404dc8afa3bea407ff +BELONGS test/ya.make + License text: + * Copyright (C) 2014, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> + Scancode info: + Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL + Score : 100.00 + Match type : COPYRIGHT + Files with this license: + test/VersionSuite.cpp [4:4] + +KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL c0a580767e4df988cbeb3a33fe57d251 +BELONGS test/ya.make + Note: matched license text is too long. Read it in the source files. + Scancode info: + Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL + Score : 100.00 + Match type : COPYRIGHT + Files with this license: + test/COPYING [428:433] + +KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL cea1b82351539a871d540971f218116e +BELONGS test/ya.make + License text: + Copyright (C) 1991, 1999 Free Software Foundation, Inc. + 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA + Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies + Scancode info: + Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL + Score : 100.00 + Match type : COPYRIGHT + Files with this license: + test/COPYING [4:6] + +KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL d59741a3f91b83f55dba27b27016d1f8 +BELONGS ya.make + License text: + * Copyright (C) 2018, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> + * All rights reserved. + Scancode info: + Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL + Score : 100.00 + Match type : COPYRIGHT + Files with this license: + config.h [4:5] + src/UriMemory.c [4:6] + src/UriMemory.h [4:6] + +KEEP COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL dc546ac6f116e23a5572cd498b804b23 +BELONGS test/ya.make ya.make + License text: + Copyright (C) 2007, Weijia Song <songweijia@gmail.com> + Copyright (C) 2007, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> + All rights reserved. + Scancode info: + Original SPDX id: COPYRIGHT_SERVICE_LABEL + Score : 100.00 + Match type : COPYRIGHT + Files with this license: + COPYING [3:5] + include/uriparser/Uri.h [5:7] + include/uriparser/UriBase.h [4:6] + include/uriparser/UriDefsAnsi.h [4:6] + include/uriparser/UriDefsConfig.h [4:6] + include/uriparser/UriDefsUnicode.h [4:6] + include/uriparser/UriIp4.h [4:6] + src/UriCommon.c [4:6] + src/UriCommon.h [4:6] + src/UriCompare.c [4:6] + src/UriEscape.c [4:6] + src/UriFile.c [4:6] + src/UriIp4.c [4:6] + src/UriIp4Base.c [4:6] + src/UriIp4Base.h [4:6] + src/UriNormalize.c [4:6] + src/UriNormalizeBase.c [4:6] + src/UriNormalizeBase.h [4:6] + src/UriParse.c [4:6] + src/UriParseBase.c [4:6] + src/UriParseBase.h [4:6] + src/UriQuery.c [4:6] + src/UriRecompose.c [4:6] + src/UriResolve.c [4:6] + src/UriShorten.c [4:6] + test/FourSuite.cpp [4:5] + test/MemoryManagerSuite.cpp [4:5] + test/test.cpp [4:5] diff --git a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/.yandex_meta/devtools.licenses.report b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/.yandex_meta/devtools.licenses.report index 29c5aa7a65..6319b26b19 100644 --- a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/.yandex_meta/devtools.licenses.report +++ b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/.yandex_meta/devtools.licenses.report @@ -1,177 +1,177 @@ -# File format ($ symbol means the beginning of a line): -# -# $ # this message -# $ # ======================= -# $ # comments (all commentaries should starts with some number of spaces and # symbol) -# ${action} {license id} {license text hash} -# $BELONGS ./ya/make/file/relative/path/1/ya.make ./ya/make/2/ya.make -# ${all_file_action} filename -# $ # user commentaries (many lines) -# $ generated description - files with this license, license text... (some number of lines that starts with some number of spaces, do not modify) -# ${action} {license spdx} {license text hash} -# $BELONGS ./ya/make/file/relative/path/3/ya.make -# ${all_file_action} filename -# $ # user commentaries -# $ generated description -# $ ... -# -# You can modify action, all_file_action and add commentaries -# Available actions: -# keep - keep license in contrib and use in credits -# skip - skip license -# remove - remove all files with this license -# rename - save license text/links into licenses texts file, but not store SPDX into LINCENSE macro. You should store correct license id into devtools.license.spdx.txt file -# -# {all file action} records will be generated when license text contains filename that exists on filesystem (in contrib directory) -# We suppose that that files can contain some license info -# Available all file actions: -# FILE_IGNORE - ignore file (do nothing) -# FILE_INCLUDE - include all file data into licenses text file -# ======================= - -KEEP BSD-3-Clause 09d0bc1f9a13b29daac22dcd67c051e2 -BELONGS tool/ya.make ya.make - Note: matched license text is too long. Read it in the source files. - Scancode info: - Original SPDX id: BSD-3-Clause - Score : 100.00 - Match type : TEXT - Links : http://www.opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause, https://spdx.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause - Files with this license: - config.h [7:36] - include/uriparser/Uri.h [9:38] - include/uriparser/UriBase.h [8:37] - include/uriparser/UriDefsAnsi.h [8:37] - include/uriparser/UriDefsConfig.h [8:37] - include/uriparser/UriDefsUnicode.h [8:37] - include/uriparser/UriIp4.h [8:37] - src/UriCommon.c [8:37] - src/UriCommon.h [8:37] - src/UriCompare.c [8:37] - src/UriEscape.c [8:37] - src/UriFile.c [8:37] - src/UriIp4.c [8:37] - src/UriIp4Base.c [8:37] - src/UriIp4Base.h [8:37] - src/UriMemory.c [8:37] - src/UriMemory.h [8:37] - src/UriNormalize.c [8:37] - src/UriNormalizeBase.c [8:37] - src/UriNormalizeBase.h [8:37] - src/UriParse.c [8:37] - src/UriParseBase.c [8:37] - src/UriParseBase.h [8:37] - src/UriQuery.c [8:37] - src/UriRecompose.c [8:37] - src/UriResolve.c [8:37] - src/UriShorten.c [8:37] - tool/uriparse.c [8:37] - -KEEP BSD-3-Clause 309575f4690522ea49ab8dd7775905e0 -BELONGS ya.make - License text: - * Changed: Library code is now licensed under the new BSD license. - Scancode info: - Original SPDX id: BSD-3-Clause - Score : 100.00 - Match type : NOTICE - Links : http://www.opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause, https://spdx.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause - Files with this license: +# File format ($ symbol means the beginning of a line): +# +# $ # this message +# $ # ======================= +# $ # comments (all commentaries should starts with some number of spaces and # symbol) +# ${action} {license id} {license text hash} +# $BELONGS ./ya/make/file/relative/path/1/ya.make ./ya/make/2/ya.make +# ${all_file_action} filename +# $ # user commentaries (many lines) +# $ generated description - files with this license, license text... 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IN NO EVENT SHALL +THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, +INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES +(INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR +SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) +HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, +STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) +ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED +OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. + +====================BSD-3-Clause==================== +is licensed under the [New BSD license](https://github.com/uriparser/uriparser/blob/master/COPYING). + + +====================COPYRIGHT==================== + * Copyright (C) 2018, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> + * All rights reserved. + + +====================COPYRIGHT==================== + * Copyright (C) 2018, Weijia Song <songweijia@gmail.com> + * Copyright (C) 2018, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> + * All rights reserved. + + +====================COPYRIGHT==================== +Copyright (C) 2007, Weijia Song <songweijia@gmail.com> +Copyright (C) 2007, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> +All rights reserved. diff --git a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/ChangeLog b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/ChangeLog index 234efc38a4..cf1a837663 100644 --- a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/ChangeLog +++ b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/ChangeLog @@ -46,43 +46,43 @@ NOTE: uriparser is looking for help with a few things: * Added: Test suite invocation for MinGW using Wine (GitHub #120) * Soname: 1:29:0 — see https://verbump.de/ for what these numbers do -2021-03-18 -- 0.9.5 - - * Fixed: Fix a bug regarding section "5.2.4. Remove Dot Segments" - of RFC 3986 that affected both normalization and reference resolution - with regard to trailing slashes (GitHub #92, #97) - Thanks to Dan Pape for the report! - * Fixed: MinGW: Fix name of static library (GitHub #90) - Thanks to SpaceIm for the patch and Sandro Mani for review! - * Fixed: Use correct inline marker "__forceinline" for Intel C++ Compiler - (GitHub #93) - Thanks to jensenrichardson for the patch! - * Fixed: Link against pthreads for (default) -DURIPARSER_BUILD_TESTS=ON - (GitHub #99, #100) - * Fixed: When integrated using CMake function add_subdirectory, installation - could fail due to lack of prefix ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR} (GitHub #98) - Thanks for the patch to Shehzan Mohammed! - * Fixed: Addressed MSVC compile warning about lack of /EHsc when compiling - the C++ test suite code (GitHub #102) - * Fixed: Stopped misadvertising wide characters as Unicode support - (GitHub #104) - * Added: CMake option URIPARSER_WARNINGS_AS_ERRORS=(ON|OFF) - to turn compile warnings into errors, defaults to "OFF" (GitHub #102) - * Improved: pkg-config: Use ${prefix} and ${exec_prefix} to ease - overriding variables using --define-variable=NAME=VALUE, - e.g. as done on OpenWRT (GitHub #91) - Thanks to Karel KoÄà for the pull request! - * Improved: Auto-detection of the qhelpgenerator command based on CMake - package "Qt5Help" when available. CMake option "QHG_LOCATION" can still - be used to enforce a specific location (GitHub #103) - Thanks for his help to Andreas Sturmlechner! - * Improved: Make documentation use pkg-config in example on how to - check for uriparser from within configure.ac (GNU Autoconf) - (GitHub #37, #106) - * Improved: In testing code, add a missing 'extern "C"' (GitHub #109) - Thanks to Jørgen Ibsen for the patch! - * Soname: 1:28:0 — see https://verbump.de/ for what these numbers do - +2021-03-18 -- 0.9.5 + + * Fixed: Fix a bug regarding section "5.2.4. Remove Dot Segments" + of RFC 3986 that affected both normalization and reference resolution + with regard to trailing slashes (GitHub #92, #97) + Thanks to Dan Pape for the report! + * Fixed: MinGW: Fix name of static library (GitHub #90) + Thanks to SpaceIm for the patch and Sandro Mani for review! + * Fixed: Use correct inline marker "__forceinline" for Intel C++ Compiler + (GitHub #93) + Thanks to jensenrichardson for the patch! + * Fixed: Link against pthreads for (default) -DURIPARSER_BUILD_TESTS=ON + (GitHub #99, #100) + * Fixed: When integrated using CMake function add_subdirectory, installation + could fail due to lack of prefix ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR} (GitHub #98) + Thanks for the patch to Shehzan Mohammed! + * Fixed: Addressed MSVC compile warning about lack of /EHsc when compiling + the C++ test suite code (GitHub #102) + * Fixed: Stopped misadvertising wide characters as Unicode support + (GitHub #104) + * Added: CMake option URIPARSER_WARNINGS_AS_ERRORS=(ON|OFF) + to turn compile warnings into errors, defaults to "OFF" (GitHub #102) + * Improved: pkg-config: Use ${prefix} and ${exec_prefix} to ease + overriding variables using --define-variable=NAME=VALUE, + e.g. as done on OpenWRT (GitHub #91) + Thanks to Karel KoÄà for the pull request! + * Improved: Auto-detection of the qhelpgenerator command based on CMake + package "Qt5Help" when available. CMake option "QHG_LOCATION" can still + be used to enforce a specific location (GitHub #103) + Thanks for his help to Andreas Sturmlechner! + * Improved: Make documentation use pkg-config in example on how to + check for uriparser from within configure.ac (GNU Autoconf) + (GitHub #37, #106) + * Improved: In testing code, add a missing 'extern "C"' (GitHub #109) + Thanks to Jørgen Ibsen for the patch! + * Soname: 1:28:0 — see https://verbump.de/ for what these numbers do + 2020-05-31 -- 0.9.4 * Fixed: testrunner: No longer crashes when compiled with NDEBUG (GitHub #67) @@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ NOTE: uriparser is looking for help with a few things: * Added: CMake option URIPARSER_ENABLE_INSTALL to toggle installation of files, defaults to "ON" (GitHub #74, #75) Thanks to Scott Donelan for the patch! - * Soname: 1:27:0 + * Soname: 1:27:0 2019-04-28 -- 0.9.3 @@ -568,7 +568,7 @@ NOTE: uriparser is looking for help with a few things: 2007-03-26 -- 0.3.0 * Added: New API, old marked deprecated - * Added: Added support for wide strings (think wchar_t) + * Added: Added support for wide strings (think wchar_t) * Added: Doxygen code documentation * Added: Test suite using CppTest * Changed: Library code is now licensed under the new BSD license. diff --git a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/README.md b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/README.md index a73b2fce50..2846e9d042 100644 --- a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/README.md +++ b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/README.md @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -[](https://github.com/uriparser/uriparser/actions/workflows/build-and-test.yml) +[](https://github.com/uriparser/uriparser/actions/workflows/build-and-test.yml) [](https://ci.appveyor.com/project/uriparseradmin/uriparser) @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ URI parsing and handling library written in C89 ("ANSI C"). uriparser is cross-platform, fast, -supports both `char` and `wchar_t`, and +supports both `char` and `wchar_t`, and is licensed under the [New BSD license](https://github.com/uriparser/uriparser/blob/master/COPYING). To learn more about uriparser, @@ -58,8 +58,8 @@ CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE:STRING= // Install path prefix, prepended onto install directories. CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=/usr/local -// Path to qhelpgenerator program (default: auto-detect) -QHG_LOCATION:FILEPATH= +// Path to qhelpgenerator program (default: auto-detect) +QHG_LOCATION:FILEPATH= // Build code supporting data type 'char' URIPARSER_BUILD_CHAR:BOOL=ON @@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ URIPARSER_ENABLE_INSTALL:BOOL=ON // Use of specific runtime library (/MT /MTd /MD /MDd) with MSVC URIPARSER_MSVC_RUNTIME:STRING= - -// Treat all compiler warnings as errors -URIPARSER_WARNINGS_AS_ERRORS:BOOL=OFF + +// Treat all compiler warnings as errors +URIPARSER_WARNINGS_AS_ERRORS:BOOL=OFF ``` diff --git a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/THANKS b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/THANKS new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..c696f93e9e --- /dev/null +++ b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/THANKS @@ -0,0 +1,67 @@ +Adam Frisby +Adam Gross +Adeodato Simó +Adrian Manrique +Alexander Klink +Alexander Richardson +Arkadiusz Miskiewicz +Andreas Sturmlechner +Blair Sadewitz +Chris Hills +Cristian Rodriguez +Dan Pape +Daniel Chapiesky +Daniel Solano Gómez +David Demelier +Dennis Veatch +Dmitry Repkin +Dmytro Zagashev +Dr. Michael Lauer +Ed Schouten +Edward Z. Yang +Eren Türkay +Fabrice Fontaine +Friedrich Delgado Friedrichs +Gary Mazzaferro +Graham Percival +Harvey Vrsalovic +jensenrichardson +Jerome Custodio +Joel Cunningham +Jørgen Ibsen +Juan Pablo González Tognarelli +KangLin +Karel KoÄà +Kouhei Sutou +Kurt Schwehr +Marc Novakowski +Marcin Juszkiewicz +Martin Michlmayr +Michael Anthony Puls II +Michelino Chionchio +Michel Zou +Mo McRoberts +myd7349 +Periklis Akritidis +Philip de Nier +Radu Hociung +Rafael Fontenelle +Ralf S. Engelschall +Rakesh Pandit +René Rebe +Richard Hodges +Robert Buchholz +Robert Kausch +Ryan Schmidt +Sandro Mani +Schrijvers Luc +Scott Donelan +Sezai Tekin +Shehzan Mohammed +SpaceIm +Valentin Haenel +Vitaly Lipatov +Yang Yu +Wouter Beek +Zachary Lund +Zane van Iperen diff --git a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/include/uriparser/UriDefsConfig.h b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/include/uriparser/UriDefsConfig.h index d6c8622f80..51bc93eedd 100644 --- a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/include/uriparser/UriDefsConfig.h +++ b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/include/uriparser/UriDefsConfig.h @@ -59,15 +59,15 @@ /* No encoding at all */ # error URI_NO_ANSI and URI_NO_UNICODE cannot go together. # else -/* Wide strings only */ +/* Wide strings only */ # define URI_ENABLE_UNICODE 1 # endif #else # ifdef URI_NO_UNICODE -/* Narrow strings only */ +/* Narrow strings only */ # define URI_ENABLE_ANSI 1 # else -/* Both narrow and wide strings */ +/* Both narrow and wide strings */ # define URI_ENABLE_ANSI 1 # define URI_ENABLE_UNICODE 1 # endif @@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ /* Intel C/C++ */ /* http://predef.sourceforge.net/precomp.html#sec20 */ /* http://www.intel.com/support/performancetools/c/windows/sb/CS-007751.htm#2 */ -# define URI_INLINE __forceinline +# define URI_INLINE __forceinline #elif defined(_MSC_VER) /* Microsoft Visual C++ */ /* http://predef.sourceforge.net/precomp.html#sec32 */ diff --git a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/include/uriparser/UriDefsUnicode.h b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/include/uriparser/UriDefsUnicode.h index 13eec574a4..01421f5f86 100644 --- a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/include/uriparser/UriDefsUnicode.h +++ b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/include/uriparser/UriDefsUnicode.h @@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ /** * @file UriDefsUnicode.h - * Holds definitions for the wide string pass. + * Holds definitions for the wide string pass. * NOTE: This header is included N times, not once. */ diff --git a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/src/UriCommon.c b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/src/UriCommon.c index 32515c5085..7ba92f2495 100644 --- a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/src/UriCommon.c +++ b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/src/UriCommon.c @@ -138,13 +138,13 @@ UriBool URI_FUNC(RemoveDotSegmentsEx)(URI_TYPE(Uri) * uri, URI_TYPE(PathSegment) * const prev = walker->reserved; URI_TYPE(PathSegment) * const nextBackup = walker->next; - /* - * Is this dot segment essential, - * i.e. is there a chance of changing semantics by dropping this dot segment? - * - * For example, changing "./http://foo" into "http://foo" would change semantics - * and hence the dot segment is essential to that case and cannot be removed. - */ + /* + * Is this dot segment essential, + * i.e. is there a chance of changing semantics by dropping this dot segment? + * + * For example, changing "./http://foo" into "http://foo" would change semantics + * and hence the dot segment is essential to that case and cannot be removed. + */ removeSegment = URI_TRUE; if (relative && (walker == uri->pathHead) && (walker->next != NULL)) { const URI_CHAR * ch = walker->next->text.first; @@ -157,23 +157,23 @@ UriBool URI_FUNC(RemoveDotSegmentsEx)(URI_TYPE(Uri) * uri, } if (removeSegment) { - /* .. then let's go remove that segment. */ + /* .. then let's go remove that segment. */ /* Last segment? */ if (walker->next != NULL) { - /* Not last segment, i.e. first or middle segment - * OLD: (prev|NULL) <- walker <- next - * NEW: (prev|NULL) <----------- next */ + /* Not last segment, i.e. first or middle segment + * OLD: (prev|NULL) <- walker <- next + * NEW: (prev|NULL) <----------- next */ walker->next->reserved = prev; if (prev == NULL) { - /* First but not last segment - * OLD: head -> walker -> next - * NEW: head -----------> next */ + /* First but not last segment + * OLD: head -> walker -> next + * NEW: head -----------> next */ uri->pathHead = walker->next; } else { - /* Middle segment - * OLD: prev -> walker -> next - * NEW: prev -----------> next */ + /* Middle segment + * OLD: prev -> walker -> next + * NEW: prev -----------> next */ prev->next = walker->next; } @@ -222,16 +222,16 @@ UriBool URI_FUNC(RemoveDotSegmentsEx)(URI_TYPE(Uri) * uri, removeSegment = URI_TRUE; if (relative) { if (prev == NULL) { - /* We cannot remove traversal beyond because the - * URI is relative and may be resolved later. - * So we can simplify "a/../b/d" to "b/d" but - * we cannot simplify "../b/d" (outside of reference resolution). */ + /* We cannot remove traversal beyond because the + * URI is relative and may be resolved later. + * So we can simplify "a/../b/d" to "b/d" but + * we cannot simplify "../b/d" (outside of reference resolution). */ removeSegment = URI_FALSE; } else if ((prev != NULL) && ((prev->text.afterLast - prev->text.first) == 2) && ((prev->text.first)[0] == _UT('.')) && ((prev->text.first)[1] == _UT('.'))) { - /* We need to protect against mis-simplifying "a/../../b" to "a/b". */ + /* We need to protect against mis-simplifying "a/../../b" to "a/b". */ removeSegment = URI_FALSE; } } @@ -241,14 +241,14 @@ UriBool URI_FUNC(RemoveDotSegmentsEx)(URI_TYPE(Uri) * uri, /* Not first segment */ prevPrev = prev->reserved; if (prevPrev != NULL) { - /* Not even prev is the first one - * OLD: prevPrev -> prev -> walker -> (next|NULL) - * NEW: prevPrev -------------------> (next|NULL) */ + /* Not even prev is the first one + * OLD: prevPrev -> prev -> walker -> (next|NULL) + * NEW: prevPrev -------------------> (next|NULL) */ prevPrev->next = walker->next; if (walker->next != NULL) { - /* Update parent relationship as well - * OLD: prevPrev <- prev <- walker <- next - * NEW: prevPrev <------------------- next */ + /* Update parent relationship as well + * OLD: prevPrev <- prev <- walker <- next + * NEW: prevPrev <------------------- next */ walker->next->reserved = prevPrev; } else { /* Last segment -> insert "" segment to represent trailing slash, update tail */ @@ -314,47 +314,47 @@ UriBool URI_FUNC(RemoveDotSegmentsEx)(URI_TYPE(Uri) * uri, } } else { URI_TYPE(PathSegment) * const anotherNextBackup = walker->next; - int freeWalker = URI_TRUE; - - /* First segment */ + int freeWalker = URI_TRUE; + + /* First segment */ if (walker->next != NULL) { - /* First segment of multiple -> update head - * OLD: head -> walker -> next - * NEW: head -----------> next */ - uri->pathHead = walker->next; - - /* Update parent link as well - * OLD: head <- walker <- next - * NEW: head <----------- next */ + /* First segment of multiple -> update head + * OLD: head -> walker -> next + * NEW: head -----------> next */ + uri->pathHead = walker->next; + + /* Update parent link as well + * OLD: head <- walker <- next + * NEW: head <----------- next */ walker->next->reserved = NULL; } else { - if (uri->absolutePath) { - /* First and only segment -> update head - * OLD: head -> walker -> NULL - * NEW: head -----------> NULL */ - uri->pathHead = NULL; - - /* Last segment -> update tail - * OLD: tail -> walker - * NEW: tail -> NULL */ - uri->pathTail = NULL; - } else { - /* Re-use segment for "" path segment to represent trailing slash, - * then update head and tail */ - if (pathOwned && (walker->text.first != walker->text.afterLast)) { - memory->free(memory, (URI_CHAR *)walker->text.first); - } - walker->text.first = URI_FUNC(SafeToPointTo); - walker->text.afterLast = URI_FUNC(SafeToPointTo); - freeWalker = URI_FALSE; - } + if (uri->absolutePath) { + /* First and only segment -> update head + * OLD: head -> walker -> NULL + * NEW: head -----------> NULL */ + uri->pathHead = NULL; + + /* Last segment -> update tail + * OLD: tail -> walker + * NEW: tail -> NULL */ + uri->pathTail = NULL; + } else { + /* Re-use segment for "" path segment to represent trailing slash, + * then update head and tail */ + if (pathOwned && (walker->text.first != walker->text.afterLast)) { + memory->free(memory, (URI_CHAR *)walker->text.first); + } + walker->text.first = URI_FUNC(SafeToPointTo); + walker->text.afterLast = URI_FUNC(SafeToPointTo); + freeWalker = URI_FALSE; + } } - if (freeWalker) { - if (pathOwned && (walker->text.first != walker->text.afterLast)) { - memory->free(memory, (URI_CHAR *)walker->text.first); - } - memory->free(memory, walker); + if (freeWalker) { + if (pathOwned && (walker->text.first != walker->text.afterLast)) { + memory->free(memory, (URI_CHAR *)walker->text.first); + } + memory->free(memory, walker); } walker = anotherNextBackup; @@ -362,10 +362,10 @@ UriBool URI_FUNC(RemoveDotSegmentsEx)(URI_TYPE(Uri) * uri, } } break; - } /* end of switch */ + } /* end of switch */ if (!removeSegment) { - /* .. then let's move to the next element, and start again. */ + /* .. then let's move to the next element, and start again. */ if (walker->next != NULL) { walker->next->reserved = walker; } else { @@ -385,10 +385,10 @@ UriBool URI_FUNC(RemoveDotSegmentsEx)(URI_TYPE(Uri) * uri, UriBool URI_FUNC(RemoveDotSegmentsAbsolute)(URI_TYPE(Uri) * uri, UriMemoryManager * memory) { const UriBool ABSOLUTE = URI_FALSE; - if (uri == NULL) { - return URI_TRUE; - } - return URI_FUNC(RemoveDotSegmentsEx)(uri, ABSOLUTE, uri->owner, memory); + if (uri == NULL) { + return URI_TRUE; + } + return URI_FUNC(RemoveDotSegmentsEx)(uri, ABSOLUTE, uri->owner, memory); } diff --git a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/test/.yandex_meta/licenses.list.txt b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/test/.yandex_meta/licenses.list.txt index ec7bd3e740..ba9c924e51 100644 --- a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/test/.yandex_meta/licenses.list.txt +++ b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/test/.yandex_meta/licenses.list.txt @@ -1,1090 +1,1090 @@ -====================COPYRIGHT==================== - * Copyright (C) 2014, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> - - -====================COPYRIGHT==================== - Copyright (C) 1991, 1999 Free Software Foundation, Inc. - 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA - Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies - - -====================COPYRIGHT==================== -Copyright (C) 2007, Weijia Song <songweijia@gmail.com> -Copyright (C) 2007, Sebastian Pipping <sebastian@pipping.org> -All rights reserved. - - -====================COPYRIGHT==================== -write to the author to ask for permission. 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uriFreeUriMembersA(&uriA); - // Both narrow and wide string version + // Both narrow and wide string version ASSERT_TRUE(0 == uriParseUriA(&stateA, "http://www.example.com/")); uriFreeUriMembersA(&uriA); ASSERT_TRUE(0 == uriParseUriW(&stateW, L"http://www.example.com/")); @@ -1098,19 +1098,19 @@ TEST(UriSuite, TestAddBase) { // Bug related to absolutePath flag set despite presence of host ASSERT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/b/c/d;p?q", L"/", L"http://a/")); ASSERT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/b/c/d;p?q", L"/g/", L"http://a/g/")); - - // GitHub issue #92 - EXPECT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/b/c/../d;p?q", L"../..", L"http://a/")); - EXPECT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/b/c/../d;p?q", L"../../", L"http://a/")); - - EXPECT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/b/../c/d;p?q", L"../..", L"http://a/")); - EXPECT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/b/../c/d;p?q", L"../../", L"http://a/")); - - EXPECT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/../b/c/d;p?q", L"../..", L"http://a/")); - EXPECT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/../b/c/d;p?q", L"../../", L"http://a/")); - - EXPECT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/b/c/d;p?q", L"../../..", L"http://a/")); - EXPECT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/b/c/d;p?q", L"../../../", L"http://a/")); + + // GitHub issue #92 + EXPECT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/b/c/../d;p?q", L"../..", L"http://a/")); + EXPECT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/b/c/../d;p?q", L"../../", L"http://a/")); + + EXPECT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/b/../c/d;p?q", L"../..", L"http://a/")); + EXPECT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/b/../c/d;p?q", L"../../", L"http://a/")); + + EXPECT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/../b/c/d;p?q", L"../..", L"http://a/")); + EXPECT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/../b/c/d;p?q", L"../../", L"http://a/")); + + EXPECT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/b/c/d;p?q", L"../../..", L"http://a/")); + EXPECT_TRUE(testAddBaseHelper(L"http://a/b/c/d;p?q", L"../../../", L"http://a/")); } namespace { @@ -1490,48 +1490,48 @@ TEST(UriSuite, TestNormalizeSyntaxComponents) { URI_NORMALIZE_FRAGMENT)); } -TEST(UriSuite, TestNormalizeSyntaxPath) { - // These are from GitHub issue #92 - EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( - L"http://a/b/c/../../..", - L"http://a/", - URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); - EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( - L"http://a/b/../c/../..", - L"http://a/", - URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); - EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( - L"http://a/b/c/../../..", - L"http://a/", - URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); - - // .. and these are related - EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( - L"http://a/..", - L"http://a/", - URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); - EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( - L"/..", - L"/", - URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); - EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( - L"http://a/..///", - L"http://a///", - URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); - EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( - L"http://a/..///..", - L"http://a//", - URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); - EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( - L"a/b/c/../../..", - L"", - URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); - EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( - L"a/b/../../c/..", - L"", - URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); -} - +TEST(UriSuite, TestNormalizeSyntaxPath) { + // These are from GitHub issue #92 + EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( + L"http://a/b/c/../../..", + L"http://a/", + URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); + EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( + L"http://a/b/../c/../..", + L"http://a/", + URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); + EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( + L"http://a/b/c/../../..", + L"http://a/", + URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); + + // .. and these are related + EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( + L"http://a/..", + L"http://a/", + URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); + EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( + L"/..", + L"/", + URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); + EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( + L"http://a/..///", + L"http://a///", + URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); + EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( + L"http://a/..///..", + L"http://a//", + URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); + EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( + L"a/b/c/../../..", + L"", + URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); + EXPECT_TRUE(testNormalizeSyntaxHelper( + L"a/b/../../c/..", + L"", + URI_NORMALIZE_PATH)); +} + TEST(UriSuite, TestNormalizeCrashBug20080224) { UriParserStateW stateW; int res; diff --git a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/test/ya.make b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/test/ya.make index 672b5b774f..ae8a32a932 100644 --- a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/test/ya.make +++ b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/test/ya.make @@ -2,20 +2,20 @@ GTEST(testrunner) -OWNER( - kikht - shindo - g:cpp-contrib - g:mds -) - -LICENSE( +OWNER( + kikht + shindo + g:cpp-contrib + g:mds +) + +LICENSE( LGPL-2.1-only AND - LGPL-2.1-or-later -) + LGPL-2.1-or-later +) + +LICENSE_TEXTS(.yandex_meta/licenses.list.txt) -LICENSE_TEXTS(.yandex_meta/licenses.list.txt) - PEERDIR( contrib/restricted/uriparser ) diff --git a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/tool/.yandex_meta/licenses.list.txt b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/tool/.yandex_meta/licenses.list.txt index 16614fc16e..97b641974d 100644 --- a/contrib/restricted/uriparser/tool/.yandex_meta/licenses.list.txt +++ b/contrib/restricted/uriparser/tool/.yandex_meta/licenses.list.txt @@ -1,37 +1,37 @@ -====================BSD-3-Clause==================== - * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without - * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions - * are met: - * - * 1. 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