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#8888: Fix Logstash::Util.deep_clone for Timestamp - #9405
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@jsvd thanks! |
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@andrewvc this one is pretty nasty (see the related issue, it e.g. prevents copying the timestamp field with |
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Hmmm, I think it's fine to backport this to 6.2. Realistically, however, I think this will be in 6.3.0 since we missed the 6.2.4 train. |
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This looks like its used in three places, mutate, jdbc_static, and jdbc_streaming) https://github.com/search?q=org%3Alogstash-plugins+deep_clone&type=Code |
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Fixes #8888 by using cloning instead of marshaling for the timestamp since the Java field in the timestamp doesn't get correctly marshaled.