String is truncated at colon

[johanskoldekrans]

I came across a strange error that I haven’t found an explanation for. I have saved an entity in the database that has a string with a colon in it. When I read from it from the database I get everything up until the colon, the rest is missing.

Should I escape the colon or set an attribute on the property?!

View of document in database:

Code fetching the document:

Running test and debugging:

[johanskoldekrans]

The class used is just a plain class with getters and setters to avoid other problems that might interfere.

[ayende]

This should absolutely not happen. You shouldn't escape the colon.
Can you do a small repro for this?

[mcrio]

..and in meantime maybe also paste here the Country class, seems like there is more going on in this class and also Alpha2 is nulled after loading the doc.

[johanskoldekrans]

BaseClass only has a string Id

```

public class Country : Entity
{
public Country
(
string id,
string name,
string alpha3,
string number
) : base(id)
{
Name = name;
Alpha2 = id;
Alpha3 = alpha3;
Number = number;
Iso3166 = $"ISO 3166-2:{id}";
}
public string Name { get; }
public string Alpha2 { get; }
public string Alpha3 { get; }
public string Number { get; }
public string Iso3166 { get; }

    public bool IsSanctioned { get; set; }

    [JsonIgnore]
    public RiskLevelEnum RiskLevel => RiskLevelEnum.FromValue(RiskLevelId);

    public ushort RiskLevelId { get; set; } = RiskLevelEnum.NotSet.Value;

    [JsonIgnore]
    public RiskIndicatorEnum RiskIndicator => RiskIndicatorEnum.FromValue(RiskIndicatorId);

    public ushort RiskIndicatorId { get; set; } = RiskIndicatorEnum.NotSet.Value;
}

[ayende]

You are missing a parameter less ctor. That is likely the problem.
The serializer is calling to the Country(...) ctor and passing empty / null id (since that isn't set as the id.

[johanskoldekrans]

Yes, that seems to have been the problem. New class looks like:
public class Country : Entity
{
public Country()
{

    }
    public Country
    (
        string id,
        string name,
        string alpha3,
        string number
    ) : base(id)
    {
        Name = name;
        Alpha3 = alpha3;
        Number = number;
        Iso3166 = $"ISO 3166-2:{id}";
    }
    public string Name { get; init; }
    public string Alpha2 => Id;
    public string Alpha3 { get; init; }
    public string Number { get; init; }
    public string Iso3166 { get; init; }

    public bool IsSanctioned { get; set; }

    [JsonIgnore]
    public RiskLevelEnum RiskLevel => RiskLevelEnum.FromValue(RiskLevelId);

    public ushort RiskLevelId { get; set; } = RiskLevelEnum.NotSet.Value;

    [JsonIgnore]
    public RiskIndicatorEnum RiskIndicator => RiskIndicatorEnum.FromValue(RiskIndicatorId);

    public ushort RiskIndicatorId { get; set; } = RiskIndicatorEnum.NotSet.Value;
}

[johanskoldekrans]

TestProject.zip

Uploading my testproject if anyone wants to look.

[johanskoldekrans]

I could actually remove the empty constructor after fixing init on the properties.

[ayende]

Yes, if you have the init there, that would make the serializer manage everything properly