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Audit fixes (2026-10): literal pathspecs, export comments, loopback bind, special-char paths - #43
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… their own diff [AVCR-001] Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
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…AJOR-1] Paths after "--" were still read as glob/magic pathspecs, so the diff for app/[id]/page.tsx also contained app/i/page.tsx and app/d/page.tsx, a*b.txt pulled in aXb.txt, and ":/" or ":(exclude)x" reached git. GitService now passes the global --literal-pathspecs option on every command and rejects path args with a leading ":" (git's magic prefix); the web-view path check rejects a leading ":" as well. The path test fixture now has glob-matching siblings (MINOR-4) and magic-pathspec cases. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…rs [review: MINOR-1] Line comments were selected with lineId.includes(sanitizedFile), so a.js also received data.js's comments and index.js received src/index.js's. Both the unified and the per-file generator now use one helper that matches the whole client lineId (`<sanitized>_<chunk>_<line>`). The test uses the real client lineId format and asserts isolation between files (N2). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
The web view rejected app/[id]/page.tsx with 400 "potential security risk", and file comments on such paths failed export validation. Git runs via execFile with --literal-pathspecs, so these characters are inert; drop them from isValidFilePath's blocklist (; & | ` < > ' " and the other checks stay). New supertest suite serves each special path from a temp repo and checks that only its own diff comes back and that a comment on app/[id]/page.tsx reaches AI_REVIEW.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…w: MINOR-3] The server now binds 0.0.0.0 (IPv4) in the container. On node:18-alpine, "localhost" can resolve to ::1 first and Node 18 does not fall back, so the healthcheck could get ECONNREFUSED and mark the container unhealthy. Use the IPv4 loopback address in both the Dockerfile and compose healthchecks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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…urity P2] The client lineId replaced every non-alphanumeric character with "_", so a-b.js and a_b.js (or src/x.js and src_x.js) shared a prefix. A comment on one went to both, including when the other file was excluded from the export. Client and server now encode each non-alphanumeric character as _<hex>_, which is injective and still safe in DOM ids. The test runs the client's own lineIdPrefix() from public/index.html against the server's, and checks that an excluded file's comment cannot leak. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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| const prefix = file.replace(/[^a-zA-Z0-9]/g, '_'); | ||
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When two staged paths sanitize to the same prefix, such as src/x.js and src_x.js, the client creates the same line ID for both (public/index.html:1456), and this matcher consequently returns that shared comment for both files. The new unified export then attributes the last-saved comment to both file sections, corrupting the review context; line-comment data needs to retain the original filename or use a collision-free encoding.
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Already fixed in 79edb97: client and server now share the injective _<hex>_ lineId encoding, so src/x.js and src_x.js (and a-b.js/a_b.js) get distinct ids; covered in test/unified-review-comments.test.js.
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When an included file is named constructor, toString, __proto__, or another inherited Object.prototype key and the request contains no comment for it, comments[file] still resolves to a truthy inherited value. The unified export therefore emits a fabricated review comment such as the native Object constructor; check for an own property before appending the comment.
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Fixed in 149edaf: both generators read file comments through ReviewGenerator.getFileComment, which checks own properties only; test covers files named constructor, toString, hasOwnProperty.
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When HOST is set to a concrete non-loopback address such as 192.168.1.10, this call binds the server only to that interface, but the startup banner and the CLI's --open flow still direct the user to http://localhost:<port>. Since that loopback address is not listening in this configuration, the advertised and automatically opened URL fails; derive the displayed/opened URL from the configured host, with a suitable local display address only for wildcard binds.
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Fixed in 99e44be: the banner and ai-review start --open now derive the URL from HOST (concrete address as is, 0.0.0.0 -> 127.0.0.1, :: -> localhost) via services/serverUrl.js; test/bind-host.test.js checks the mapping and the live banner.
…before reading file comments] A staged file named constructor, toString or another Object.prototype key picked up the inherited member as its review comment in both the unified and the per-file export. ReviewGenerator.getFileComment now checks hasOwnProperty, and both generators use it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…he configured bind address] With HOST set to a concrete address such as 192.168.1.10, the banner and `ai-review start --open` still pointed at http://localhost:<port>, which is not listening. services/serverUrl.js now derives the URL from HOST: a concrete address is used as is (IPv6 in brackets), 0.0.0.0 maps to 127.0.0.1 and :: to localhost. server.js and the CLI share the helper and its 127.0.0.1 default. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Distinguish the final test result from the earlier count.
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Document the HOST override.
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Fixes from the October 2026 audit, plus the follow-ups from an independent review of this branch.
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GitService.executeused to filter shell characters out of every argument, including paths after--. A path such asapp/[id]/page.tsxwas dropped, sogit diff --cached --with no path returned the whole staged diff. Paths after--are now passed through as given. Non-strings and NUL bytes are rejected.AI_REVIEW.md) left out every reviewer comment. It now includes file comments and line comments, the same way the per-file export does.127.0.0.1by default, and aHOSTenv var overrides that. The Dockerfile and compose setHOST=0.0.0.0inside the container, and compose publishes only on127.0.0.1:3002.app/[id]/page.tsxalso containedapp/i/page.tsxandapp/d/page.tsx,a*b.txtpulled inaXb.txt, and:/and:(exclude)xreached git. Git now runs with the global--literal-pathspecsoption. Path arguments that start with:(git's magic prefix) are rejected, both inGitServiceand in the web view's path check. The test fixture now includes sibling names that glob-match each other, plus magic-pathspec cases.lineId.includes(sanitizedFile), soa.jsalso gotdata.js's comments andindex.jsgotsrc/index.js's. Both generators now use one helper that matches the whole client lineId (<sanitized>_<chunk>_<line>). The test uses the real client format and checks that comments stay with their own file.app/[id]/page.tsx, and comments on such files failed export validation. With execFile and literal pathspecs,[ ] ( ) { } $are inert, so they are now allowed.; & | \< > ' ", traversal, leading/,`, and the sensitive-path checks stay in place.localhost, which can resolve to::1first on node:18-alpine, while the server now binds IPv4 only. Both healthchecks now probe127.0.0.1._, soa-b.jsanda_b.js(orsrc/x.jsandsrc_x.js) produced the same id. A comment on one file showed up under both, even when the other file was excluded. Client and server now encode each non-alphanumeric character as_<hex>_, which keeps ids unique per file and is still safe in DOM ids. The test runs the client's ownlineIdPrefix()against the server's.Test evidence (Node v24.21.0, git 2.56.0)
npm run build: exit 0 (two placeholder steps, same as base).npm run lint: exit 0, 0 errors, 32 warnings. Base has 31. The extra warning ismax-lines-per-functionongenerateUnifiedReview(109 lines, limit 100).git-service-paths,unified-review-comments,bind-hostandspecial-path-webgive 9/9 suites and 130/130 tests. Basec4d6472passes the 5 original suites with 99/99.git-service-paths: 9 of 15 fail.unified-review-comments: 4 of 5 fail.special-path-webplus the newdiffServicecase: 5 fail.bind-hosthealthcheck test: 1 fails.npm test.test/link-agent-skills.test.jsrewrites tracked.cursor/skills/*symlinks when it runs inside the repo, so it needs a throwaway clone.Review status
An independent review of the first three commits asked for changes: 1 major, 4 minor, 6 nits. Fixed: the major (MAJOR-1) and all four minors (MINOR-1 to MINOR-4), plus nit N2. Not fixed: nits N1, N3, N4 and N5 (listed below). A local review of the branch raised one more issue (P2, comment ids shared between files), fixed in 79edb97.
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:. These are now rejected rather than diffed (deliberate, as a magic-pathspec guard). Next.js catch-all routes such aspages/[...slug].jsare still rejected by the existing..traversal check.git, wrong composeworking_dir, AVCR-004/006). Docker was not built or run.--still use the old character filter. No caller passes user data there.app.HOSTis exposed only so the test can read it.HOSTis not documented, and the startup banner always printslocalhost.Owner decisions and rollout
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