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vmbus_async: don't panic on empty external data #621
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Thanks, Matt.
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Don't `panic` when a GpaDirect packet contains a pointer to empty GPA ranges. This data is guest controlled and not a programmer error, so `panic` is not correct. Consumers of `read_external_ranges` already handle errors gracefully, so this is not a significant change for them. As a drive-by code improvement, also change some cases of `#[from]` to `#[source]` in error definitions, and add the requisite `.map_err` changes.
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Don't `panic` when a GpaDirect packet contains a pointer to empty GPA ranges. This data is guest controlled and not a programmer error, so `panic` is not correct. Consumers of `read_external_ranges` already handle errors gracefully, so this is not a significant change for them. As a drive-by code improvement, also change some cases of `#[from]` to `#[source]` in error definitions, and add the requisite `.map_err` changes.
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Don't `panic` when a GpaDirect packet contains a pointer to empty GPA ranges. This data is guest controlled and not a programmer error, so `panic` is not correct. Consumers of `read_external_ranges` already handle errors gracefully, so this is not a significant change for them. As a drive-by code improvement, also change some cases of `#[from]` to `#[source]` in error definitions, and add the requisite `.map_err` changes. Co-authored-by: Matt Kurjanowicz <[email protected]>
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Don't
panic
when a GpaDirect packet contains a pointer to empty GPA ranges. This data is guest controlled and not a programmer error, sopanic
is not correct. Consumers ofread_external_ranges
already handle errors gracefully, so this is not a significant change for them.As a drive-by code improvement, also change some cases of
#[from]
to#[source]
in error definitions, and add the requisite.map_err
changes.