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fix segfault with empty numrange during from_datum() #1918

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An empty numrange such as '[10.5, 10.5)'::numrange would lead to a segfault during a Range<AnyNumeric>::from_datum().

This also hardcodes CI to runs-on: ubuntu-22.04 due to the upgrade in -latest (actions/runner-images#10636) that I don't have the patience to work out today.

An empty `numrange` such as `'[10.5, 10.5)'::numrange` would lead to a
segfault during a `Range<AnyNumeric>::from_datum()`.
@eeeebbbbrrrr eeeebbbbrrrr merged commit 26ad5db into pgcentralfoundation:develop Oct 14, 2024
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eeeebbbbrrrr added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 14, 2024
Welcome to pgrx v0.12.6. This releases fixes a number of bugs, cleans up
various parts of the code, adds more Postgres `#include` headers, and
other little things.

To upgrade, first install cargo-pgrx with `cargo install cargo-pgrx
--version 0.12.6 --locked`. Then you can run `cargo pgrx upgrade` in
your extension's crate to update its dependencies.

## What's Changed
* Removed extra allocation from `IntoDatum for char` by @YohDeadfall in
#1887
* Fixed IntoDatum impl for char introduced by #1887 by @YohDeadfall in
#1889
* Support refs to unsized SqlTranslatable types by @workingjubilee in
#1890
* Nullable is Copy when T is Copy by @workingjubilee in
#1884
* Macro based IntoDatum for string types by @YohDeadfall in
#1886
* `impl FromDatum for CString` by @workingjubilee in
#1896
* Add `BorrowDatum` for unsizing borrows of datums by @workingjubilee in
#1891
* Always panic if len of varlena exceeds the maximum by @YohDeadfall in
#1894
* Use cstr literal syntax to avoid unsafe and ??? by @workingjubilee in
#1898
* Implement UnboxDatum for ItemPointerData by @syvb in
#1900
* fix compilation on some CPUs and Windows by @usamoi in
#1901
* docs: update generic type name of TableIterator by @SteveLauC in
#1905
* Remove Python workaround for Homebrew by @workingjubilee in
#1908
* Improved messages for json errors by @YohDeadfall in
#1893
* Adds more headers by @aykut-bozkurt in
#1910
* docs: align description of GucContext::SuBackend and
GucContext::Backend with original PostgreSQL description by @mrl5 in
#1909
* docs: update outdated README by @SteveLauC in
#1914
* fix compilation on emscripten by @usamoi in
#1917
* feat: include 'storage/indexfsm.h' by @SteveLauC in
#1912
* refactor: more CStr literals by @SteveLauC in
#1911
* fix segfault with empty `numrange` during `from_datum()` by
@eeeebbbbrrrr in #1918

## New Contributors
* @mrl5 made their first contribution in
#1909

**Full Changelog**:
v0.12.5...v0.12.6
usamoi pushed a commit to tensorchord/pgrx that referenced this pull request Mar 6, 2025
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An empty `numrange` such as `'[10.5, 10.5)'::numrange` would lead to a
segfault during a `Range<AnyNumeric>::from_datum()`.

This also hardcodes CI to `runs-on: ubuntu-22.04` due to the upgrade in
-latest (actions/runner-images#10636) that I
don't have the patience to work out today.
usamoi pushed a commit to tensorchord/pgrx that referenced this pull request Mar 6, 2025
Welcome to pgrx v0.12.6. This releases fixes a number of bugs, cleans up
various parts of the code, adds more Postgres `#include` headers, and
other little things.

To upgrade, first install cargo-pgrx with `cargo install cargo-pgrx
--version 0.12.6 --locked`. Then you can run `cargo pgrx upgrade` in
your extension's crate to update its dependencies.

## What's Changed
* Removed extra allocation from `IntoDatum for char` by @YohDeadfall in
pgcentralfoundation#1887
* Fixed IntoDatum impl for char introduced by pgcentralfoundation#1887 by @YohDeadfall in
pgcentralfoundation#1889
* Support refs to unsized SqlTranslatable types by @workingjubilee in
pgcentralfoundation#1890
* Nullable is Copy when T is Copy by @workingjubilee in
pgcentralfoundation#1884
* Macro based IntoDatum for string types by @YohDeadfall in
pgcentralfoundation#1886
* `impl FromDatum for CString` by @workingjubilee in
pgcentralfoundation#1896
* Add `BorrowDatum` for unsizing borrows of datums by @workingjubilee in
pgcentralfoundation#1891
* Always panic if len of varlena exceeds the maximum by @YohDeadfall in
pgcentralfoundation#1894
* Use cstr literal syntax to avoid unsafe and ??? by @workingjubilee in
pgcentralfoundation#1898
* Implement UnboxDatum for ItemPointerData by @syvb in
pgcentralfoundation#1900
* fix compilation on some CPUs and Windows by @usamoi in
pgcentralfoundation#1901
* docs: update generic type name of TableIterator by @SteveLauC in
pgcentralfoundation#1905
* Remove Python workaround for Homebrew by @workingjubilee in
pgcentralfoundation#1908
* Improved messages for json errors by @YohDeadfall in
pgcentralfoundation#1893
* Adds more headers by @aykut-bozkurt in
pgcentralfoundation#1910
* docs: align description of GucContext::SuBackend and
GucContext::Backend with original PostgreSQL description by @mrl5 in
pgcentralfoundation#1909
* docs: update outdated README by @SteveLauC in
pgcentralfoundation#1914
* fix compilation on emscripten by @usamoi in
pgcentralfoundation#1917
* feat: include 'storage/indexfsm.h' by @SteveLauC in
pgcentralfoundation#1912
* refactor: more CStr literals by @SteveLauC in
pgcentralfoundation#1911
* fix segfault with empty `numrange` during `from_datum()` by
@eeeebbbbrrrr in pgcentralfoundation#1918

## New Contributors
* @mrl5 made their first contribution in
pgcentralfoundation#1909

**Full Changelog**:
pgcentralfoundation/pgrx@v0.12.5...v0.12.6
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