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fix(sdl): accept memory and storage sizes given as bare byte counts - #362
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In `@ts/src/sdl/sizes.ts`:
- Line 58: Update the size regex so its numeric group requires digits and
permits at most one decimal point, while keeping the unit optional; malformed
values such as "." and "1.2.3" must be rejected.
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The Go SDL parser treats a size with no unit as a number of bytes (byteQuantity -> parseWithSuffix falls through to strconv.ParseFloat, pinned by TestByteQuantity's `val: 1` case), and the input schema types `size` as a plain string, so `size: "1073741824"` is valid SDL that the CLI deploys. The TS parser required a unit letter and threw `Invalid size string: 1073741824` out of generateManifest instead of producing the same manifest as Go. Make the unit optional in parseSizeString so a bare number multiplies by 1. Add a v2.0/byte-count-sizes parity fixture that is the simple fixture with 128Mi and 1Gi written as 134217728 and 1073741824; its expected output is a copy of simple's because those are the exact byte values.
With the unit optional, `[\d.]+` let "." parse as 0 bytes and "1.2.3" as 2 bytes; Go's strconv.ParseFloat rejects both. Restrict the numeric group to one decimal (digits with at most one point, ".5" and "1." included), which also stops "1.2.3Gi" from silently parsing as 1.2Gi.
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📝 Description
The Go SDL parser accepts a memory or storage
sizewith no unit as a byte count:byteQuantitygoes throughparseWithSuffix, which falls through tostrconv.ParseFloatwhen no suffix matches, andTestByteQuantitypinsval: 1as 1 byte. The input schema typessizeas a plain string, sosize: "1073741824"is valid SDL that the CLI deploys. The TS parser'sparseSizeStringrequired at least one unit letter, so the same SDL threwInvalid size string: 1073741824out ofgenerateManifestinstead of returning the manifest Go returns. This makes the unit optional so a bare number multiplies by 1.🔧 Purpose of the Change
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v2.0/byte-count-sizesis thesimplefixture with128Miand1Giwritten as134217728and1073741824. Its expectedmanifest.jsonandgroup-specs.jsonare copies ofsimple's, because those are the exact byte values. I could not run Go locally, so the Go half ofmake test-sdl-parityin CI is what shows Go produces the same output for the new input.""and unit-only strings such as"Gi"still throw, as they still error in Go."1.5"is2n), while Go truncates. That difference already exists for suffixed fractions (0.3Giis322122548here and322122547in Go) and is left alone here.\d+\.?\d*|\.\d+rather than[\d.]+, so.and1.2.3throw instead of parsing as 0 and 2 bytes once the unit is optional..5Giand1.still parse, as they do through Go'sParseFloat.parseCpuResourceStringkeeps the old[\d.]+group; it is untouched by this PR and would be a separate change.