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fix(forge): require a host in --public-url, bound the startup-settings test - #299
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| .and_then(|r| r.split(['/', '?', '#']).next()) | ||
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| // A host must come first: not empty, and not just a port or user-info. | ||
| let host_ok = !host.is_empty() && !host.starts_with([':', '@']); |
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When --public-url uses an authority such as http://user@/forge, host is computed as user@, so this check accepts it even though the actual host after @ is empty. The server then starts with the same unusable hostless base URL this change is intended to reject; validate the authority portion after any user-info delimiter, or reject user-info entirely.
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- Line 150: Update validate_public_url so host_ok validates the actual host
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| // A host must come first: not empty, and not just a port or user-info. | ||
| // No user-info: credentials in a base URL would leak into every Link header, and the | ||
| // host after an `@` is easy to get empty. | ||
| let host_ok = !host.is_empty() && !host.starts_with(':') && !host.contains('@'); |
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When an operator supplies --public-url http://[]/forge (or an authority with an unbalanced bracket), host is nonempty and passes host_ok, even though the authority contains no valid host. The server therefore starts and emits malformed URLs from this base, defeating the startup guard; parse the authority as a URL or explicitly validate bracketed IPv6 syntax.
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A DNS-style host or a valid bracketed IPv6 address plus an optional numeric port, no user-info. Replaces the denylist that kept missing edge cases (http://[]/x, http://user@/x, empty host).
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| .is_none_or(|p| !p.is_empty() && p.len() <= 5 && p.bytes().all(|b| b.is_ascii_digit())) |
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When --public-url contains a five-digit port above 65535, such as http://forge.example:99999, this predicate accepts it because it checks only length and digits. The server then starts and emits that base in API bodies and Link headers, but standard HTTP clients reject the generated URLs as having an invalid port; parse the port as a u16 instead.
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| .and_then(|r| r.split(['/', '?', '#']).next()) |
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When --public-url is http://forge.example?x or http://forge.example#x, splitting on ? and # leaves a valid authority and the validator accepts the whole value. App::new preserves those suffixes while API builders append paths textually, producing URLs such as http://forge.example?x/api/swagger whose appended endpoint is interpreted as query or fragment content rather than a path; reject query and fragment components from this base URL.
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| Some(r) if !r.is_empty() && r.bytes().all(|b| b.is_ascii_graphic()) => Ok(()), | ||
| Some(r) if valid_authority(authority) && r.bytes().all(|b| b.is_ascii_graphic()) => Ok(()), |
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When the path contains a raw angle bracket, such as http://forge.example/x>, it consists entirely of graphic ASCII and is accepted here even though it is not a valid HTTP URL. Pagination then constructs a header like <http://forge.example/x>/api/v1...>; rel="next", where the configured > closes the link target early, so clients receive a malformed Link header; validate the complete URL or explicitly reject link-value delimiters.
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- Line 167: Update the `--public-url` port validation represented by this
predicate to parse the port as `u16` rather than relying on digit count,
rejecting values above 65535 while preserving acceptance of valid nonempty
numeric ports.
- Around line 159-162: Update the hostname validation around `h` to validate
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…zed base Replaces the hand-rolled validator that kept missing cases (port range, query and fragment, angle brackets, empty hostname labels, user-info, empty port): a real parse plus the literal scheme://host shape, and the normalized (percent-encoded, no trailing slash) base is what URLs in bodies and Link headers are built from.
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Summary
Two minor review findings left over from #298, kept out of it to avoid another CI cycle.
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--public-url http:///forgestarted the server with an unusable base URL; a regression in startup validation could stall CI.After: the unit test lists
http:///forge,http://:3000andhttp://@hostas rejected; the startup test fails fast instead of hanging.cargo test -p scl-forge: 21 unit + 33 e2e + 2 route-table pass; clippy-D warningsclean (local 1.99).Merge Danger
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sc-forge servestartup validation only.Summary by CodeRabbit