Fix: Add null check for context parameter in XenditException constructor

[prjanitor]

Summary

This PR fixes a null pointer vulnerability in the XenditException class where the context parameter could be null, causing NullPointerException when client code attempts to iterate or access the context map.

Changes

1. Added import for java.util.Collections
2. Modified the two-argument constructor to check if context is null and initialize it to Collections.emptyMap() if so

Before

publicXenditException(Stringmessage, Stringcode, Map<String, Object> context) {
super(message);
this.code = code;
this.context = context; // Could be null!
}

After

publicXenditException(Stringmessage, Stringcode, Map<String, Object> context) {
super(message);
this.code = code;
this.context = context != null ? context : Collections.emptyMap();
}

Benefits

• getContext() will never return null
• Client code can safely iterate over the context without null checks
• Follows Java best practices using Collections.emptyMap() for immutable empty collections

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Closing this PR -- after a closer review, we believe this change isn't correct. Apologies for the noise; we're still ironing out some kinks in our automated flow. Thanks for your patience!

[prjanitor]

Summary

This PR fixes a null pointer vulnerability in the XenditException class where the context parameter could be null, causing NullPointerException when client code attempts to iterate or access the context map.

Changes

1. Added import for java.util.Collections
2. Modified the two-argument constructor to check if context is null and initialize it to Collections.emptyMap() if so

Before

publicXenditException(Stringmessage, Stringcode, Map<String, Object> context) {
super(message);
this.code = code;
this.context = context; // Could be null!
}

After

publicXenditException(Stringmessage, Stringcode, Map<String, Object> context) {
super(message);
this.code = code;
this.context = context != null ? context : Collections.emptyMap();
}

Benefits

• getContext() will never return null
• Client code can safely iterate over the context without null checks
• Follows Java best practices using Collections.emptyMap() for immutable empty collections

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[prjanitor]

Closing this PR -- after a closer review, we believe this change isn't correct. Apologies for the noise; we're still ironing out some kinks in our automated flow. Thanks for your patience!

[prjanitor]

Summary

This PR fixes a null pointer vulnerability in the XenditException class where the context parameter could be null, causing NullPointerException when client code attempts to iterate or access the context map.

Changes

1. Added import for java.util.Collections
2. Modified the two-argument constructor to check if context is null and initialize it to Collections.emptyMap() if so

Before

publicXenditException(Stringmessage, Stringcode, Map<String, Object> context) {
super(message);
this.code = code;
this.context = context; // Could be null!
}

After

publicXenditException(Stringmessage, Stringcode, Map<String, Object> context) {
super(message);
this.code = code;
this.context = context != null ? context : Collections.emptyMap();
}

Benefits

• getContext() will never return null
• Client code can safely iterate over the context without null checks
• Follows Java best practices using Collections.emptyMap() for immutable empty collections

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[prjanitor]

Closing this PR -- after a closer review, we believe this change isn't correct. Apologies for the noise; we're still ironing out some kinks in our automated flow. Thanks for your patience!

[prjanitor]

Summary

This PR fixes a null pointer vulnerability in the XenditException class where the context parameter could be null, causing NullPointerException when client code attempts to iterate or access the context map.

Changes

1. Added import for java.util.Collections
2. Modified the two-argument constructor to check if context is null and initialize it to Collections.emptyMap() if so

Before

publicXenditException(Stringmessage, Stringcode, Map<String, Object> context) {
super(message);
this.code = code;
this.context = context; // Could be null!
}

After

publicXenditException(Stringmessage, Stringcode, Map<String, Object> context) {
super(message);
this.code = code;
this.context = context != null ? context : Collections.emptyMap();
}

Benefits

• getContext() will never return null
• Client code can safely iterate over the context without null checks
• Follows Java best practices using Collections.emptyMap() for immutable empty collections

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[prjanitor]

Closing this PR -- after a closer review, we believe this change isn't correct. Apologies for the noise; we're still ironing out some kinks in our automated flow. Thanks for your patience!

[prjanitor]

Summary

This PR fixes a null pointer vulnerability in the XenditException class where the context parameter could be null, causing NullPointerException when client code attempts to iterate or access the context map.

Changes

1. Added import for java.util.Collections
2. Modified the two-argument constructor to check if context is null and initialize it to Collections.emptyMap() if so

Before

publicXenditException(Stringmessage, Stringcode, Map<String, Object> context) {
super(message);
this.code = code;
this.context = context; // Could be null!
}

After

publicXenditException(Stringmessage, Stringcode, Map<String, Object> context) {
super(message);
this.code = code;
this.context = context != null ? context : Collections.emptyMap();
}

Benefits

• getContext() will never return null
• Client code can safely iterate over the context without null checks
• Follows Java best practices using Collections.emptyMap() for immutable empty collections

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[prjanitor]

Closing this PR -- after a closer review, we believe this change isn't correct. Apologies for the noise; we're still ironing out some kinks in our automated flow. Thanks for your patience!

[prjanitor]

Summary

This PR fixes a null pointer vulnerability in the XenditException class where the context parameter could be null, causing NullPointerException when client code attempts to iterate or access the context map.

Changes

1. Added import for java.util.Collections
2. Modified the two-argument constructor to check if context is null and initialize it to Collections.emptyMap() if so

Before

publicXenditException(Stringmessage, Stringcode, Map<String, Object> context) {
super(message);
this.code = code;
this.context = context; // Could be null!
}

After

publicXenditException(Stringmessage, Stringcode, Map<String, Object> context) {
super(message);
this.code = code;
this.context = context != null ? context : Collections.emptyMap();
}

Benefits

• getContext() will never return null
• Client code can safely iterate over the context without null checks
• Follows Java best practices using Collections.emptyMap() for immutable empty collections

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[prjanitor]

Closing this PR -- after a closer review, we believe this change isn't correct. Apologies for the noise; we're still ironing out some kinks in our automated flow. Thanks for your patience!

[prjanitor]

Summary

This PR fixes a null pointer vulnerability in the XenditException class where the context parameter could be null, causing NullPointerException when client code attempts to iterate or access the context map.

Changes

1. Added import for java.util.Collections
2. Modified the two-argument constructor to check if context is null and initialize it to Collections.emptyMap() if so

Before

publicXenditException(Stringmessage, Stringcode, Map<String, Object> context) {
super(message);
this.code = code;
this.context = context; // Could be null!
}

After

publicXenditException(Stringmessage, Stringcode, Map<String, Object> context) {
super(message);
this.code = code;
this.context = context != null ? context : Collections.emptyMap();
}

Benefits

• getContext() will never return null
• Client code can safely iterate over the context without null checks
• Follows Java best practices using Collections.emptyMap() for immutable empty collections

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[prjanitor]

Closing this PR -- after a closer review, we believe this change isn't correct. Apologies for the noise; we're still ironing out some kinks in our automated flow. Thanks for your patience!

[prjanitor]

Summary

This PR fixes a null pointer vulnerability in the XenditException class where the context parameter could be null, causing NullPointerException when client code attempts to iterate or access the context map.

Changes

1. Added import for java.util.Collections
2. Modified the two-argument constructor to check if context is null and initialize it to Collections.emptyMap() if so

Before

publicXenditException(Stringmessage, Stringcode, Map<String, Object> context) {
super(message);
this.code = code;
this.context = context; // Could be null!
}

After

publicXenditException(Stringmessage, Stringcode, Map<String, Object> context) {
super(message);
this.code = code;
this.context = context != null ? context : Collections.emptyMap();
}

Benefits

• getContext() will never return null
• Client code can safely iterate over the context without null checks
• Follows Java best practices using Collections.emptyMap() for immutable empty collections

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[prjanitor]

Closing this PR -- after a closer review, we believe this change isn't correct. Apologies for the noise; we're still ironing out some kinks in our automated flow. Thanks for your patience!