• Replace in-band char EOF sentinel with int -1 to avoid U+FFFF collisions
• Update JSON parser call sites to handle int reads and cast only when appending/formatting
• Add regression tests proving U+FFFF parses correctly (literal and \uFFFF escape)

graph TD
  T(["JsonInputTest"]) --> J["JsonInput"] --> I["Input"] --> R["java.io.Reader"]
  J --> E["JsonException"]

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The chosen approach—switching Input.peek()/read() to int with -1 EOF—matches java.io.Reader semantics and fully removes the possibility of colliding with any UTF-16 code unit (including U+FFFF). Alternatives like keeping char returns with an out-of-band boolean/flag or reserving a different char sentinel still risk edge cases or complicate the API, so the current change is the most robust and idiomatic fix.

Bug fix (2) +28 / -22

Input.javaUse int -1 EOF sentinel and return int from peek/read +13/-6

Use int -1 EOF sentinel and return int from peek/read

• Replaces the previous char-based EOF sentinel (0xFFFF) with an int EOF sentinel (-1). Updates Input.peek() and Input.read() to return int, aligning with Reader.read() and preventing collisions with valid UTF-16 code units such as U+FFFF.

java/src/org/openqa/selenium/json/Input.java

JsonInput.javaAdapt parser to int-based Input reads and cast at use sites +15/-16

Adapt parser to int-based Input reads and cast at use sites

• Updates JsonInput to consume int values from Input.read() and only cast to char when appending to StringBuilder or formatting error messages. Preserves existing parsing logic while ensuring EOF detection no longer conflicts with literal U+FFFF in strings.

java/src/org/openqa/selenium/json/JsonInput.java

Tests (1) +13 / -0

JsonInputTest.javaAdd regression test for parsing U+FFFF in JSON strings +13/-0

Add regression test for parsing U+FFFF in JSON strings

• Adds coverage asserting that a JSON string containing the literal U+FFFF character and the "\uFFFF" escape both parse successfully. Prevents regression of the prior behavior where U+FFFF was misinterpreted as end-of-input and reported as an unterminated string.

java/test/org/openqa/selenium/json/JsonInputTest.java

Description

JsonInputTest embeds U+FFFF as a literal glyph ("�") in a Java string, which can be fragile across
environments/editors when the Java source encoding isn’t explicitly pinned for the Bazel target. The
same coverage can be achieved more portably by using a Java unicode escape ("\uFFFF") or
constructing the string from a char.

Code

java/test/org/openqa/selenium/json/JsonInputTest.java[R295-304]

+  void shouldReadU_FFFF_AsALiteralCharacterAndNotEndOfInput() {
+    // U+FFFF is a valid (non-)character; historically it collided with an in-band EOF sentinel
+    // and was mis-reported as an unterminated string.
+    try (JsonInput input = newInput("\"a�b\"")) {
+      assertThat(input.nextString()).isEqualTo("a�b");
+    }
+
+    try (JsonInput input = newInput("\"\\uFFFF\"")) {
+      assertThat(input.nextString()).isEqualTo("�");
+    }

Evidence

The new test includes a literal non-ASCII U+FFFF glyph in the Java source, and the Bazel test
target’s javacopts only sets -parameters (no explicit -encoding), which makes such literals
more fragile/less portable than using \uFFFF escapes.

java/test/org/openqa/selenium/json/JsonInputTest.java[294-305]
java/test/org/openqa/selenium/json/BUILD.bazel[18-28]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

### Issue description
`JsonInputTest` contains a literal U+FFFF character (rendered as `�`) inside a Java string literal. This makes the test dependent on how the source file is encoded/handled by tooling, even though the test intent is simply “the input contains UTF-16 code unit 0xFFFF”.

### Issue Context
- The Bazel target for these tests does not specify `-encoding` in `javacopts`, so source encoding is not explicitly pinned at the target level.

### Fix Focus Areas
- Replace the literal `�` occurrences with a portable Java escape (e.g. `"\"a\uFFFFb\""` and expected `"a\uFFFFb"`), or build the string with `new String(new char[]{'a','\uFFFF','b'})`.

- java/test/org/openqa/selenium/json/JsonInputTest.java[295-304]
- java/test/org/openqa/selenium/json/BUILD.bazel[19-28]

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