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participant FetchHandler
participant GithubTarballJob
participant ExtractGithubTarball
participant ImportGithubTarballEntries
FetchHandler->>GithubTarballJob: create job with sourceProfile
GithubTarballJob->>ExtractGithubTarball: extract archive using sourceProfile
ExtractGithubTarball-->>GithubTarballJob: extracted entries
GithubTarballJob->>ImportGithubTarballEntries: import entries using sourceProfile
ImportGithubTarballEntries-->>GithubTarballJob: summary with filesExpected
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The new complete-v1 import profile, the main purpose of this change, fails on every real GitHub tarball because the archive's leading metadata header is treated as an unsupported entry. Cloud imports using complete-v1 would all fail until that one-line check is fixed. Smaller issues remain:
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🔴 Complete clone manifest loses accounting
A successful complete-v1 import omits sourceProfile and filesExpected from its clone marker. Mount bootstrap then treats the snapshot as filtered and skips exact accounting.
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The clone marker is the durable manifest consumed by parseGithubCloneManifest. Strict bootstrap only activates when that marker declares sourceProfile: complete-v1, and it requires filesExpected in pullRemoteFullGithubTarSeed. The job response now contains both values, but writeGithubTarballCloneMarker still serializes only the legacy fields. Therefore a completed import reports strict accounting transiently while its stored repository state does not.
Example: A four-entry complete-v1 job returns sourceProfile: "complete-v1" and filesExpected: 4. Its marker contains neither field. A later mount reads that marker, leaves strict mode disabled, and does not verify all four entries.
Recommended fix: Pass sourceProfile and FilesExpected into writeGithubTarballCloneMarker, serialize both for complete-v1, and add a test that reads and parses the stored marker after completion.
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🟥 Tarball fetch enables SSRF and token leakage
A writer can point tarballUrl at private services or redirect the request off GitHub. The server fetches the target and can forward X-GitHub-Token to the redirect destination.
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| if err == nil && now.Sub(updatedAt) > githubTarballActiveJobTTL { | ||
| job.Status = "failed" | ||
| job.LastError = "github tarball import job expired while active" | ||
| job.UpdatedAt = now.Format(time.RFC3339Nano) | ||
| job.CompletedAt = job.UpdatedAt | ||
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🔴 Expired imports overwrite their replacements
Expiring an active job leaves its goroutine running while activeGithubTarballJobLocked admits a replacement. The expired import can later overwrite replacement files and report completion.
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The expiration path changes only fields on githubTarImportJob; it does not cancel or fence runGithubTarballFetchJob. That goroutine retains its job pointer and proceeds to BulkWrite regardless of the failed status. A replacement job targets the same workspace and repository, so both jobs can write concurrently. The old goroutine can also call completeGithubTarballJob after expiration, replacing the terminal failed status.
Example: Job A remains in importing beyond 16 minutes. A retry expires A and starts job B. B imports newer tarball contents, then A finishes and writes its older contents over B before changing A back to completed.
Recommended fix: Give each job a cancellation context and cancel it on expiration, then check cancellation before extraction and each write chunk. Also fence status and writes with a job generation so an expired job cannot complete or mutate the workspace after its replacement starts.
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| if githubTarballCompleteSource(sourceProfile) { | ||
| summary.FilesExpected = len(extraction.entries) | ||
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For a successful complete-v1 import, FilesExpected and SourceProfile are stored only in the transient job summary; the clone marker written immediately afterward still contains neither field. internal/mountsync/syncer.go parses those fields from .relayfile/clone.json and enables strict completeness verification only when sourceProfile is complete-v1, so a workspace produced by this endpoint is subsequently treated as a non-strict filtered clone. Pass the complete-profile metadata into writeGithubTarballCloneMarker and persist it with the head SHA.
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| if err == nil && now.Sub(updatedAt) > githubTarballActiveJobTTL { | ||
| job.Status = "failed" | ||
| job.LastError = "github tarball import job expired while active" | ||
| job.UpdatedAt = now.Format(time.RFC3339Nano) | ||
| job.CompletedAt = job.UpdatedAt |
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When an import or custom-client fetch exceeds the active-job TTL, this only changes the recorded status to failed; the original goroutine is still running and can later call setGithubTarballJobStatus, write its bulk chunks and marker, and finally overwrite its status to completed. A replacement request is admitted in the meantime, so both jobs can concurrently mutate the same repository and emit duplicate events, with the last marker write winning. Expiration needs to cancel the old work or make every later transition/write conditional on the job still being current.
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| summary := s.importGithubTarballEntries(job.WorkspaceID, job.Owner, job.Repo, job.HeadSha, job.Ref, job.JobID, correlationID, extraction, claims) | ||
| summary := s.importGithubTarballEntries(job.WorkspaceID, job.Owner, job.Repo, job.HeadSha, job.Ref, job.JobID, job.SourceProfile, correlationID, extraction, claims) |
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Expired jobs can still complete
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Expiring a stale active job only flips in-memory status to failed. The original fetch goroutine is not cancelled, and setGithubTarballJobStatus / completeGithubTarballJob overwrite that failure. The worker can revive the job as importing or completed, so a later retry is deduped onto the older job again and two imports can write the same workspace paths. UpdatedAt is also not refreshed during extract/import, so a long complete-v1 materialization can trip githubTarballActiveJobTTL while it is still running.
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openapi/relayfile-v1.openapi.yaml (1)
959-968: LGTM!Also applies to: 4913-4920
internal/httpapi/github_tarball_test.go (1)
11-11: LGTM!Also applies to: 23-27, 36-56, 732-918
internal/httpapi/github_tarball.go (1)
553-565: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🛡️ Detected with Advanced Tier | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPath Traversal
Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-59
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Verification did not complete.The symlink safety check is lexical, so a chain of symlinks can escape the repository root.
normalizeGithubTarballSymlinkTargetchecks each target withpath.Clean(path.Join(path.Dir(repoPath), target)). It does not consider other symlink entries in the same archive. A crafted repository can pass every per-entry check and still resolve outside the root:
sub/deeper/up -> ..resolves lexically tosub, so the check accepts it.x -> sub/deeper/up/../..resolves lexically tosub, so the check accepts it.- On a real filesystem,
sub/deeper/upresolves tosub.xthen resolves tosub/../.., which is the parent of the repository root.The PR states that complete-v1 keeps only "safe symlinks". This path breaks that guarantee if a consumer follows imported symlinks, for example a FUSE mount or a sandbox that materializes
decode=github-working-treeexports.Validate the targets after extraction. Resolve each target component by component and follow the other symlink entries, with a depth limit.
🛡️ Sketch of a post-extraction resolver
func githubTarballResolveInRepo(dir, target string, links map[string]string, depth int) (string, bool) { if depth > 40 { return "", false } var cur []string if dir != "." && dir != "" { cur = strings.Split(dir, "/") } for _, part := range strings.Split(target, "/") { switch part { case "", ".": continue case "..": if len(cur) == 0 { return "", false } cur = cur[:len(cur)-1] continue } cur = append(cur, part) joined := strings.Join(cur, "/") if next, ok := links[joined]; ok { resolved, ok := githubTarballResolveInRepo(path.Dir(joined), next, links, depth+1) if !ok { return "", false } cur = nil if resolved != "." { cur = strings.Split(resolved, "/") } } } if len(cur) == 0 { return ".", true } return strings.Join(cur, "/"), true }Call it once for every
Type == "symlink"entry inextractGithubTarballbefore returning. If any call returnsfalse, fail the extraction.Confirm whether the store or the export path validates symlink targets again:
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In `@internal/httpapi/github_tarball.go`:
- Around line 322-329: Update completeGithubTarballJob and failGithubTarballJob
to return without modifying a job whose status is already terminal, failed or
completed. Preserve the existing updates for nonterminal jobs so a later
goroutine result cannot overwrite the terminal state.
- Around line 615-617: Update the completeSource type check in the tar
extraction flow to allow tar.TypeXGlobalHeader alongside directories, while
continuing to reject other non-regular entry types. Add a global PAX header with
PAXRecords to the complete-v1 test fixture.
- Around line 256-275: In the handler’s existing-job lookup keyed by
`githubTarballJobKey`, check that the existing job’s `SourceProfile` matches the
request’s `sourceProfile` before returning its snapshot. On mismatch, unlock
`githubTarJobsMu` and return a conflict response; preserve the existing accepted
response for matching profiles.
In `@openapi/relayfile-v1.openapi.yaml`:
- Around line 4959-4962: Update the filesExpected descriptions in both
complete-v1 schema definitions to describe the archive files and symlinks
selected for import, not the number successfully imported. Clarify that clients
should compare filesExpected with imported and that entries not imported are
reported in errors.
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| if active := s.activeGithubTarballJobLocked(workspaceID, owner, repo, headSha, sourceProfile, time.Now().UTC()); active != nil { | ||
| snapshot := active.snapshot() | ||
| s.githubTarJobsMu.Unlock() | ||
| writeJSON(w, http.StatusAccepted, snapshot) | ||
| return | ||
| } | ||
| job := &githubTarImportJob{ | ||
| JobID: jobID, | ||
| WorkspaceID: workspaceID, | ||
| Owner: owner, | ||
| Repo: repo, | ||
| Ref: strings.TrimSpace(body.Ref), | ||
| HeadSha: headSha, | ||
| Status: "queued", | ||
| Errors: []relayfile.BulkWriteError{}, | ||
| Skipped: []githubTarImportSkip{}, | ||
| CreatedAt: now, | ||
| UpdatedAt: now, | ||
| tarballURL: tarballURL, | ||
| JobID: jobID, | ||
| WorkspaceID: workspaceID, | ||
| Owner: owner, | ||
| Repo: repo, | ||
| Ref: strings.TrimSpace(body.Ref), | ||
| HeadSha: headSha, | ||
| SourceProfile: sourceProfile, | ||
| Status: "queued", | ||
| Errors: []relayfile.BulkWriteError{}, | ||
| Skipped: []githubTarImportSkip{}, | ||
| CreatedAt: now, | ||
| UpdatedAt: now, | ||
| tarballURL: tarballURL, |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Reject a reused job ID when the source profile differs.
When a request reuses an existing jobId, the handler returns that record before checking sourceProfile. A complete-v1 request can therefore return a filtered-v1 job for the same workspace and job ID instead of creating or finding a complete-v1 job.
Suggested fix
if existing, ok := s.githubTarJobs[githubTarballJobKey(workspaceID, jobID)]; ok {
+ if existing.SourceProfile != sourceProfile {
+ s.githubTarJobsMu.Unlock()
+ writeError(w, http.StatusConflict, "job_id_conflict", "jobId is already associated with a different sourceProfile", correlationID)
+ return
+ }
snapshot := existing.snapshot()
s.githubTarJobsMu.Unlock()
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In `@internal/httpapi/github_tarball.go` around lines 256 - 275, In the handler’s
existing-job lookup keyed by `githubTarballJobKey`, check that the existing
job’s `SourceProfile` matches the request’s `sourceProfile` before returning its
snapshot. On mismatch, unlock `githubTarJobsMu` and return a conflict response;
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| updatedAt, err := time.Parse(time.RFC3339Nano, job.UpdatedAt) | ||
| if err == nil && now.Sub(updatedAt) > githubTarballActiveJobTTL { | ||
| job.Status = "failed" | ||
| job.LastError = "github tarball import job expired while active" | ||
| job.UpdatedAt = now.Format(time.RFC3339Nano) | ||
| job.CompletedAt = job.UpdatedAt | ||
| continue | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
An expired job can move back from failed to completed.
The expiry code marks the job failed, but it does not stop runGithubTarballFetchJob. If that goroutine continues, completeGithubTarballJob (Lines 370-384) later sets Status = "completed" and overwrites LastError and CompletedAt without a check. A poller that already saw a terminal failed state then sees completed. The replacement job runs at the same time and writes the same paths. The same issue applies to the expiry at Lines 342-348.
Make terminal states final. In completeGithubTarballJob, and in the same way in failGithubTarballJob, return without changes when the job is already terminal. Optionally, pass a context with cancellation into the job so that expiry cancels the fetch.
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func (s *Server) completeGithubTarballJob(job *githubTarImportJob, summary githubTarImportSummary) {
now := time.Now().UTC().Format(time.RFC3339Nano)
s.githubTarJobsMu.Lock()
+ defer s.githubTarJobsMu.Unlock()
+ if job.Status == "failed" || job.Status == "completed" {
+ return
+ }
job.Status = "completed"pruneGithubTarballJobsLocked runs before activeGithubTarballJobLocked in the fetch handler. The expiry block in the active lookup therefore repeats the prune logic. Extract one expireStaleGithubTarballJobLocked(job, now) helper and use it in both places.
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In `@internal/httpapi/github_tarball.go` around lines 322 - 329, Update
completeGithubTarballJob and failGithubTarballJob to return without modifying a
job whose status is already terminal, failed or completed. Preserve the existing
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| if completeSource && header.Typeflag != tar.TypeDir { | ||
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("complete-v1 source export cannot represent non-regular tar entry type %d", header.Typeflag) | ||
| } |
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Go archive/tar Reader.Next TypeXGlobalHeader TypeXHeader source behavior
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<source_evidence>
Citations:
- 1: https://go.dev/src/archive/tar/reader.go?m=text
- 2: https://pkg.go.dev/archive/tar@go1.26.6
- 3: https://pkg.go.dev/archive/tar
- 4: https://github.com/golang/go/blob/b301debd/src/archive/tar/reader.go
- 5: https://github.com/golang/go/blob/b301debd/src/archive/tar/common.go
- 6: https://go.dev/src/archive/tar/format.go?m=text
Permit PAX global headers in complete-v1 extraction.
archive/tar.Reader.Next returns pax_global_header as tar.TypeXGlobalHeader. normalizeGithubTarballPath returns an empty path for this name, but the non-regular-entry check runs before the later empty-path check. Complete-v1 therefore returns an error for the global header. Filtered-v1 continues normally.
This affects complete-v1 async fetch jobs only. The fetch worker marks the job as failed, so the failure is loud. The impact is major rather than critical.
The existing test fixture does not include a global PAX header. Add one with PAXRecords to the complete-v1 fixture.
🐛 Suggested fix
- if completeSource && header.Typeflag != tar.TypeDir {
+ if completeSource && header.Typeflag != tar.TypeDir && header.Typeflag != tar.TypeXGlobalHeader {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("complete-v1 source export cannot represent non-regular tar entry type %d", header.Typeflag)
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| if completeSource && header.Typeflag != tar.TypeDir { | |
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("complete-v1 source export cannot represent non-regular tar entry type %d", header.Typeflag) | |
| } | |
| if completeSource && header.Typeflag != tar.TypeDir && header.Typeflag != tar.TypeXGlobalHeader { | |
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("complete-v1 source export cannot represent non-regular tar entry type %d", header.Typeflag) | |
| } |
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In `@internal/httpapi/github_tarball.go` around lines 615 - 617, Update the
completeSource type check in the tar extraction flow to allow
tar.TypeXGlobalHeader alongside directories, while continuing to reject other
non-regular entry types. Add a global PAX header with PAXRecords to the
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| filesExpected: | ||
| type: integer | ||
| minimum: 0 | ||
| description: Exact imported file count for complete-v1 jobs. |
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Correct the filesExpected description to match the handler.
The spec says filesExpected is the "Exact imported file count". importGithubTarballEntries sets it to len(extraction.entries). That count includes entries that are later rejected by githubTarballWritePermissionError or by BulkWrite. It is the expected count, and imported is the actual count. Clients that do strict accounting need to compare the two values. With the current description, a client can treat filesExpected as a success count.
📝 Proposed wording
filesExpected:
type: integer
minimum: 0
- description: Exact imported file count for complete-v1 jobs.
+ description: >-
+ Number of archive entries (files and symlinks) that complete-v1
+ extraction selected for import. Compare with `imported`; a lower
+ `imported` value means some entries failed and appear in `errors`.Apply the same wording at Lines 4883-4886. As per coding guidelines, "adding a request/response field requires updating components/schemas", and the schema must describe the field accurately.
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In `@openapi/relayfile-v1.openapi.yaml` around lines 4959 - 4962, Update the
filesExpected descriptions in both complete-v1 schema definitions to describe
the archive files and symlinks selected for import, not the number successfully
imported. Clarify that clients should compare filesExpected with imported and
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Summary
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Medium Risk
Changes tarball extraction, import limits, and async job lifecycle for workspace filesystem writes; complete-v1 fails strictly on unsupported tar entries rather than silently skipping.
Overview
Adds a
sourceProfile(filtered-v1default,complete-v1) to GitHub tarball import so Cloud can materialize a fuller working tree via the async fetch path only; direct gzip upload rejectscomplete-v1.For
complete-v1, extraction keeps paths thatfiltered-v1would skip (e.g. dotfiles,node_modules), preserves tar file modes, imports safe symlinks, and raises the per-file cap to 64MiB—with hard errors when the archive cannot be represented faithfully. Responses and pollable jobs now includesourceProfileandfilesExpectedfor strict accounting.Active fetch jobs are deduped per workspace/repo/SHA/profile, and jobs stuck in
queued/fetching/importingpast a TTL are marked failed so retries are not blocked indefinitely. OpenAPI and httpapi tests cover complete imports and stale-job expiry.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 8e2aad0. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.