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The parsers normalize CRLF to LF on read, but nothing restored it on write. On a Windows checkout (core.autocrlf=true) that turned every rewrite into a whole-file change: applying a delta that added one requirement produced a diff of 21 insertions and 14 deletions, burying the real change. Archiving the same spec now writes 7 insertions and 0 deletions. - specs-apply: write an updated spec back with the convention the file already used; a spec that does not exist yet stays LF. - file-system: same fix for updateFileWithMarkers, so installing shell completions into a CRLF .bashrc/.zshrc no longer leaves mixed endings, which bash reports as "$'\r': command not found". - pack-version-check: spawn npm through cross-spawn, since execFile cannot resolve npm.cmd on Windows. Adds src/utils/line-endings.ts for the detect/restore pair, plus tests pinning the CRLF round trip through the real write paths. Also adds regression tests for path containment under Windows case variance: path.win32.relative already folds case, and those tests pin both halves of the contract so a future "case-insensitive" change cannot quietly loosen the traversal guard. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Test the production containment guard.
isPathWithin duplicates the containment logic but does not call FileSystemUtils.assertPathWithin. If the production guard regresses to a prefix comparison, these assertions still pass. Route these cases through the production guard, or through its closest exported API.
As per coding guidelines, “When touching path behavior, add coverage that would fail on Windows path separators.”
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In `@test/utils/path-containment.test.ts` at line 16, Update the tests around
isPathWithin to exercise FileSystemUtils.assertPathWithin or its closest
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Nice work on this, Travis. The core fix is clean and the test coverage is thorough.
Two things I'd flag:
1. Test nesting issue in marker-updates.test.ts (should fix before merge)
The new describe('line endings', ...) opens inside describe('updateFileWithMarkers') at line 286 but doesn't close before the }); that previously closed updateFileWithMarkers. That brace now closes line endings instead, which means describe('removeMarkerBlock') ends up accidentally nested inside updateFileWithMarkers. Tests still pass (the nesting is syntactically valid and removeMarkerBlock tests don't break with the extra beforeEach/afterEach), but the structure is wrong.
Fix: add }); to close describe('line endings') before the existing }); that closes updateFileWithMarkers, then remove the extra }); added near the end of the file.
2. Path containment tests (nit, fine to leave)
CodeRabbit flagged this too — the tests define a local isPathWithin that reimplements the logic instead of calling through FileSystemUtils.assertPathWithin. They're still useful as documentation of path.win32.relative behavior, but routing through the production API would catch regressions in the actual guard.
Everything else looks good. The line-endings.ts utility is well-designed (correct tie-breaking toward CRLF, lone-CR handling, empty-string fallback), and the integration into both write paths is clean.
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Heads-up @GQAdonis — I picked this up to drive it to review-ready, but your fork is owned by the I've opened #1958 with your commit carried over unchanged and your authorship preserved, plus:
Full suite is clean against the Closing this one is up to you or a maintainer; I've left it open. Thanks for the fix. |
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Landed via #1958, merged to
Nothing left to land here, so closing as superseded rather than as rejected. |
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Closes #1935
What
The parsers normalize CRLF to LF on read, but nothing restored the file's convention on write. On a Windows checkout (
core.autocrlf=true) that turned every rewrite into a whole-file change.Archiving a change that adds one requirement to a CRLF spec, before and after:
The file also stays CRLF instead of being silently converted to LF.
Changes
specs-apply—writeUpdatedSpecwrites an updated spec back with the convention the file already used. A spec that does not exist yet stays LF.file-system— same fix forupdateFileWithMarkers, so installing or updating shell completions in a CRLF.bashrc/.zshrcno longer leaves mixed endings, whichbashreports as$'\r': command not found.pack-version-check— spawnsnpmthroughcross-spawn, sinceexecFilecannot resolvenpm.cmdon Windows. This guard is ubuntu-only in CI today, so it currently fails for a maintainer validating a release from a Windows workstation.New
src/utils/line-endings.tsholds the detect/restore pair. The internal LF-only invariant is unchanged — only the write boundary differs, sobuildUpdatedSpecand every serialization path still work in LF.Tests
29 new tests:
specs-apply.line-endings— CRLF and LF round trips through the realwriteUpdatedSpecpath, new-file default, and mixed-ending input.line-endings— the utility, including the CRLF/LF tie and a loneCR.marker-updates— CRLF preserved on both insert and replace, LF unchanged, new file LF.path-containment— regression tests pinning thatpath.win32.relativealready folds case, soC:\Repovsc:\repois correctly treated as inside the root, and that a sibling directory, a traversal escape, and another drive are still rejected. These exist so a future "make it case-insensitive" change cannot quietly loosen the traversal guard.pnpm build,pnpm test,pnpm exec tsc --noEmit,pnpm lintall pass locally.Two tests fail on
mainbefore this branch (artifact-workflow› Cursor skills,config-profile› in-process apply) and still fail after; they look unrelated and I left them alone.Why CI did not catch this
.gitattributespins onlyskills/**to LF, and test fixtures are written by the tests themselves with\n, so thewindows-latestjob only ever sees LF content. The new tests construct CRLF in-process rather than relying on checkout behavior, so they exercise this on every platform regardless of the runner's git config.Notes
Written with Claude Code (Claude Opus 5). I verified the behavior by reproduction rather than inspection — the
21/14 → 7/0numbers above are measured from an actualopenspec archiverun, not estimated.Worth recording what turned out not to be broken, since I checked:
openspec validatehandles CRLF correctly (a CRLF copy of this repo's own 62-itemopenspec/tree produces byte-identical validate output), andisPathWithinalready handles Windows case variance. I left both alone and added the containment tests to keep it that way.Summary by CodeRabbit