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This flag is also true for GET /info/refs?service=git-receive-pack, so every successful receive-pack advertisement triggers repos::touch in the supervisor. Since a normal git push fetches that advertisement before sending the actual RPC, even a subsequently rejected or abandoned push changes the repository's API-visible updated_at; distinguish Sub::ReceivePack from the receive advertisement before enabling the post-push stamp.
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| if i in self.defers: | ||
| bad = [x for x in ds if x[0] == "fail"] | ||
| ds = ([("honoured", "deferred: this route belongs to a later slice")] if bad else | ||
| [("fail", "deferred exchange now passes: remove it from the pending file")]) |
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For a deferred slot, every comparison failure is converted into an accepted deferral, including the early cmp_exchange failure for a different HTTP method/path, git step, or note key. If a scenario changes which request it makes at one of these indices, the conformance gate therefore reports success even though the pending entry is supposed to pin the named exchange; verify the actual exchange identity separately and defer only response mismatches.
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| let who = |p: &gitread::Person| { | ||
| let login = store::login_by_email(ctx.conn, &p.email).unwrap_or(None); | ||
| json!({"name": p.name, "email": p.email, "username": login.unwrap_or_default()}) |
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If SQLite fails while resolving an author or committer email, unwrap_or(None) turns that database error into the same empty username used for a genuine missing or ambiguous match, so the branch API returns a successful but inaccurate response while hiding an operational database failure. Propagate the lookup error through branch_json and return the existing internal-error response instead.
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If reading the CGI stdout fails after the response headers—for example, because the blocking pipe read is interrupted—this branch treats the error exactly like EOF. When the child subsequently reports a successful exit, read_out sends the explicit clean end marker, so the client receives a normally terminated but truncated HTTP body; handle Err separately and forward an error instead of allowing the clean verdict path.
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- Around line 630-633: Update the self.defers handling in the exchange
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Preserve cmp_exchange failures for request identity mismatches instead of
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Keep request identity checks active for deferred exchanges.
When a deferred HTTP call changes its method, path, or authenticated principal, cmp_exchange reports a failure. This block replaces that failure with “deferred,” so the conformance gate passes a different call at the pinned index. Lines 987-992 check the index against the fixture only. Compare the runtime call and request principal before deferring response mismatches.
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| if let Ok(conn) = crate::db::connect(&app.data_dir) { | ||
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When the pre-receive hook rejects a push, git-receive-pack can still exit successfully after returning an ng report to the client (confirmed with Git 2.43), so ok && receive calls repos::touch even though no ref changed. The earlier advertisement case is fixed, but a rejected default-branch deletion or forbidden namespace push still advances the API-visible updated_at; stamp from a successful post-receive signal or otherwise verify that at least one ref was updated.
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| pub fn authorize(app: &App, req: &Req, path: GitPath) -> Result<Plan, Resp> { | ||
| let service = service_of(&path.sub, req.param("service")).map_err(|NotSmart| not_found())?; |
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For an info/refs URL with an absent or unsupported service value, this call returns 404 before credentials or the HTTP method are checked. Consequently an anonymous GET ...?service=bogus misses the required 401 challenge, and an authenticated POST to the same path returns 404 instead of the documented 405; move service_of after the credential and method checks so malformed smart-service requests preserve the transport's fixed error ordering.
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| let (default_branch, live) = match lookup(Path::new(&data), id) { |
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When an admin changes default_branch while a writer deletes that branch by push, the hook snapshots the database value here without sharing Lifecycle's per-repository lock. set_default_branch can verify and write HEAD for dev while the database still says main; the hook then allows deletion of dev, after which the PATCH records dev as the default and receive-pack removes it, leaving the database and HEAD pointing at a nonexistent ref. Coordinate receive-pack with the same lock or otherwise make the policy check and metadata change mutually exclusive.
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After a SIGKILL or OOM during an accepted push, its marker remains under <data>/tmp; names use only the PID and a process-local counter, so a container restart with the same PID resets the counter and can reuse the stale name. The fresh evidence in the marker-based fix is this persistent naming scheme: if the colliding receive-pack is rejected by pre-receive—which can still make Git exit successfully—Supervise::run sees the old file and calls repos::touch, recreating the rejected-push timestamp bug. Remove any existing marker before spawning Git or include restart-unique entropy in the name.
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| if refusals.is_empty() && !lines.is_empty() { | ||
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Write the marker after a ref update succeeds.
If Git rejects a ref after pre-receive accepts it, this marker still exists. The supervisor can then update updated_at even though the ref did not change. Git invokes pre-receive before ref updates; post-receive receives only successfully updated refs. Move marker creation to that stage, or verify an actual ref change before stamping. (git-scm.com)
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Required checks green on adbb20b. Independent reviews: Opus (plan, diff, two deltas) and Sol (diff); findings fixed or recorded in the threat model/spec (per-user quotas and the default-branch race are tracked, not fixed). Bot findings triaged per head.
P38 F2b: authenticated smart-HTTP git transport for sc-forge, the second half of slice F2.
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/{owner}/{repo}.git/...is served bygit http-backendas a CGI behind a path whitelist. Credentials, scope, repository and permission are checked first, with the recorded Gitea answers.pre-receivehook (a symlink to thesc-forgebinary) allows onlyrefs/heads/*andrefs/tags/*and refuses deleting the default branch. It reads the database read-only and fails closed.Lifecycle::deletecancels a repository's live transports before renaming its directory. Shutdown cancels the rest and refuses new ones.commit.author.usernamenow resolves from the commit email (recorded K#32, N#5).forge-check.shnow replaysA B C J K L M N R V.slice-pending.jsongainsdeferentries,departures.jsongains the new departures, and the runner now keeps a departed git step's command line comparison (the open Codex P2 from chore(forge): check compares the recorded git command line #303), treats http and https credentialed URLs alike, and acceptsvalue_prefixfor notes.docs/THREAT-MODEL.md), spec "F2b decisions (as built)", ROADMAP.Review
The plan went through Opus and Sol before coding, and the diff through both again. Fixed from the diff reviews: publicly cacheable object reads, a racy gzip 413/400, SIGKILL leaving ref locks, queued launches after shutdown, an unreaped child on supervisor spawn failure, a response reader that ignored cancellation, and a clean end for a cut response. Not fixed, documented in the threat model: no per-user slot quota (a per-user limit would also throttle Engine's single service account), and
--git-memory-limitis Linux-only and not exercised in CI.Verification
cargo test -p scl-forgepasses locally on macOS (97 unit, 23 real-gite2e, 54 other), clippy-D warningsandfmt --checkare clean, andforge-check.shpasses 10 of 10 scenarios. CI on Linux has not run yet.Summary by CodeRabbit