Do not expand ElementsParser until size equals storage length
Previously, ElementsParser would expand its internal storage when the size of the storage was <= the end index of the element being parsed, irrespective of how many elements had been stored. This led to expansion of the storage, even for a source that contains a single element, if the end of the element was at an index greater than the size of the storage. This commit updates ElementsParser to resize its storage when the size (the number of elements that have been stored) is equal to the size of the storage. See gh-15760
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@@ -798,7 +798,7 @@ public final class ConfigurationPropertyName
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if ((end - start) < 1 || type == ElementType.EMPTY) {
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return;
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}
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if (this.start.length <= end) {
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if (this.start.length == this.size) {
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this.start = expand(this.start);
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this.end = expand(this.end);
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this.type = expand(this.type);
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