enable audit for npm i -g by brody2consult · Pull Request #23 · npm/cli

brody2consult · 2018-07-19T01:36:33Z

I think npm i -g should show if there are any possible security vulnerabilities from the dependencies, if I would do npm i -g cordova@7 for example.

(In comparison: npm i cordova@7 shows the following message at the end: found 55 vulnerabilities (4 low, 45 moderate, 6 high))

These changes pass Travis CI on my fork. I wonder if this behavior should be covered more deeply?

brody2consult · 2018-07-19T04:43:42Z

Closing because I think this does not work right. If I test with my local version of npm with this change included: ./node_modules/.bin/npm i -g cordova@7

I get the following output:

npm WARN deprecated node-uuid@1.4.8: Use uuid module instead
/Users/brodybits/.nvs/node/10.7.0-test1/x64/bin/cordova -> /Users/brodybits/.nvs/node/10.7.0-test1/x64/lib/node_modules/cordova/bin/cordova
+ cordova@7.1.0
added 628 packages from 792 contributors in 70.187s
found 0 vulnerabilities

But cordova@7.1.0 (cordova-cli@7.10.0) uses cordova-lib@7.1.0 which has known vulnerabilities in its dependencies.

I continue to think that npm should check audit upon npm i -g, will investigate further whenever I can. My apologies for not testing before raising this PR.

* feat: add optimize command Build a optimized Hono class. * chore: add esbuild to dependencies * feat(optimize): try to find entry files from default candidates if not specified * refactor(optimize): sourcemap is not needed * refactor(optimize): Assign the serialized code to a variable once, even in JavaScript * chore: add "vitest/globals" to types in tsconfig.json * test(optimize): add tests * test(optimize): import vitest explicitly * feat(optimize): changed specifications to export bundled files. * Update README.md * refactor(optimize): Remove unused code * refactor(optimize): write files directly from `esbuild.build` * Update README.md * feat(optimize): add minify option * feat(optimize): add stat to output * refactor(optimize): improve output messages * refactor(optimize): improve output messages Co-authored-by: Yusuke Wada <yusuke@kamawada.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Yusuke Wada <yusuke@kamawada.com>

) * refactor: replace manual urlencoded() with reqwest .query() builder Remove duplicate hand-rolled urlencoded() functions from workflows.rs and calendar.rs. All query parameters are now passed via reqwest's .query() API, which handles percent-encoding correctly and completely. * fix: percent-encode path parameters to prevent path traversal Use percent_encoding::utf8_percent_encode for calendar_id, cal.id, message_id, and file_id before interpolating into URL path segments. Addresses code review feedback on security regression. * fix: add shared URL safety helpers for path params Add encode_path_segment() for single-segment IDs and validate_resource_name() for multi-segment resource names. encode_path_segment: percent-encodes all non-alphanumeric chars, used for calendar IDs, file IDs, and message IDs. validate_resource_name: rejects path traversal (..) and control chars while preserving intentional / structure, used for Chat space names, task list IDs, and subscription names. Returns clear error messages for LLM callers. * test: add AI edge case tests for URL safety helpers Cover query/fragment injection, double-encoding, unicode, spaces, path traversal via encoding, control chars (CR/tab), and clear error message assertions for LLM callers. * fix: warn on stderr when API calls fail silently - Daily briefing calendar events fetch - Daily briefing tasks fetch - Daily summary calendar events fetch - Daily summary unread email count fetch Addresses PR review feedback about confusing silent failures, especially for LLM callers that cannot see visual cues. * fix: harden input validation for AI/LLM callers - Add src/validate.rs with validate_safe_output_dir, validate_msg_format, and validate_safe_dir_path helpers - Validate --output-dir against path traversal in gmail +watch and events +subscribe - Validate --msg-format against allowlist in gmail +watch - Validate --dir against path traversal in script +push - Add clap value_parser constraint for --msg-format - Document input validation patterns in AGENTS.md Closesnpm#23 * chore: add changesets for PR npm#21 commits * test: add comprehensive test coverage for input validation handlers * docs: document input validation and URL safety patterns in AGENTS.md and CONTRIBUTING.md * fix: address PR review comments — reject ?/# in resource names, validate subscription arg, remove redundant validate_msg_format * fix: store validated PathBuf, remove dead code, delete duplicate SubscribeConfig Addresses review comments: - Store validated PathBuf from validate_safe_output_dir instead of discarding it (output_dir is now Option<PathBuf>) - Remove duplicate SubscribeConfig from events/mod.rs - Delete unused validate_msg_format (clap value_parser handles this) - Remove all #[allow(dead_code)] annotations * fix: per-segment traversal check in validate_resource_name, fix docs * fix: harden security validation and deduplicate logic --------- Co-authored-by: jpoehnelt-bot <jpoehnelt-bot@users.noreply.github.com>

brody2consult · 2018-07-19T01:36:33Z

I think npm i -g should show if there are any possible security vulnerabilities from the dependencies, if I would do npm i -g cordova@7 for example.

(In comparison: npm i cordova@7 shows the following message at the end: found 55 vulnerabilities (4 low, 45 moderate, 6 high))

These changes pass Travis CI on my fork. I wonder if this behavior should be covered more deeply?

brody2consult · 2018-07-19T04:43:42Z

Closing because I think this does not work right. If I test with my local version of npm with this change included: ./node_modules/.bin/npm i -g cordova@7

I get the following output:

npm WARN deprecated node-uuid@1.4.8: Use uuid module instead
/Users/brodybits/.nvs/node/10.7.0-test1/x64/bin/cordova -> /Users/brodybits/.nvs/node/10.7.0-test1/x64/lib/node_modules/cordova/bin/cordova
+ cordova@7.1.0
added 628 packages from 792 contributors in 70.187s
found 0 vulnerabilities

But cordova@7.1.0 (cordova-cli@7.10.0) uses cordova-lib@7.1.0 which has known vulnerabilities in its dependencies.

I continue to think that npm should check audit upon npm i -g, will investigate further whenever I can. My apologies for not testing before raising this PR.

* feat: add optimize command Build a optimized Hono class. * chore: add esbuild to dependencies * feat(optimize): try to find entry files from default candidates if not specified * refactor(optimize): sourcemap is not needed * refactor(optimize): Assign the serialized code to a variable once, even in JavaScript * chore: add "vitest/globals" to types in tsconfig.json * test(optimize): add tests * test(optimize): import vitest explicitly * feat(optimize): changed specifications to export bundled files. * Update README.md * refactor(optimize): Remove unused code * refactor(optimize): write files directly from `esbuild.build` * Update README.md * feat(optimize): add minify option * feat(optimize): add stat to output * refactor(optimize): improve output messages * refactor(optimize): improve output messages Co-authored-by: Yusuke Wada <yusuke@kamawada.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Yusuke Wada <yusuke@kamawada.com>

) * refactor: replace manual urlencoded() with reqwest .query() builder Remove duplicate hand-rolled urlencoded() functions from workflows.rs and calendar.rs. All query parameters are now passed via reqwest's .query() API, which handles percent-encoding correctly and completely. * fix: percent-encode path parameters to prevent path traversal Use percent_encoding::utf8_percent_encode for calendar_id, cal.id, message_id, and file_id before interpolating into URL path segments. Addresses code review feedback on security regression. * fix: add shared URL safety helpers for path params Add encode_path_segment() for single-segment IDs and validate_resource_name() for multi-segment resource names. encode_path_segment: percent-encodes all non-alphanumeric chars, used for calendar IDs, file IDs, and message IDs. validate_resource_name: rejects path traversal (..) and control chars while preserving intentional / structure, used for Chat space names, task list IDs, and subscription names. Returns clear error messages for LLM callers. * test: add AI edge case tests for URL safety helpers Cover query/fragment injection, double-encoding, unicode, spaces, path traversal via encoding, control chars (CR/tab), and clear error message assertions for LLM callers. * fix: warn on stderr when API calls fail silently - Daily briefing calendar events fetch - Daily briefing tasks fetch - Daily summary calendar events fetch - Daily summary unread email count fetch Addresses PR review feedback about confusing silent failures, especially for LLM callers that cannot see visual cues. * fix: harden input validation for AI/LLM callers - Add src/validate.rs with validate_safe_output_dir, validate_msg_format, and validate_safe_dir_path helpers - Validate --output-dir against path traversal in gmail +watch and events +subscribe - Validate --msg-format against allowlist in gmail +watch - Validate --dir against path traversal in script +push - Add clap value_parser constraint for --msg-format - Document input validation patterns in AGENTS.md Closesnpm#23 * chore: add changesets for PR npm#21 commits * test: add comprehensive test coverage for input validation handlers * docs: document input validation and URL safety patterns in AGENTS.md and CONTRIBUTING.md * fix: address PR review comments — reject ?/# in resource names, validate subscription arg, remove redundant validate_msg_format * fix: store validated PathBuf, remove dead code, delete duplicate SubscribeConfig Addresses review comments: - Store validated PathBuf from validate_safe_output_dir instead of discarding it (output_dir is now Option<PathBuf>) - Remove duplicate SubscribeConfig from events/mod.rs - Delete unused validate_msg_format (clap value_parser handles this) - Remove all #[allow(dead_code)] annotations * fix: per-segment traversal check in validate_resource_name, fix docs * fix: harden security validation and deduplicate logic --------- Co-authored-by: jpoehnelt-bot <jpoehnelt-bot@users.noreply.github.com>

brody2consult · 2018-07-19T01:36:33Z

I think npm i -g should show if there are any possible security vulnerabilities from the dependencies, if I would do npm i -g cordova@7 for example.

(In comparison: npm i cordova@7 shows the following message at the end: found 55 vulnerabilities (4 low, 45 moderate, 6 high))

These changes pass Travis CI on my fork. I wonder if this behavior should be covered more deeply?

brody2consult · 2018-07-19T04:43:42Z

Closing because I think this does not work right. If I test with my local version of npm with this change included: ./node_modules/.bin/npm i -g cordova@7

I get the following output:

npm WARN deprecated node-uuid@1.4.8: Use uuid module instead
/Users/brodybits/.nvs/node/10.7.0-test1/x64/bin/cordova -> /Users/brodybits/.nvs/node/10.7.0-test1/x64/lib/node_modules/cordova/bin/cordova
+ cordova@7.1.0
added 628 packages from 792 contributors in 70.187s
found 0 vulnerabilities

But cordova@7.1.0 (cordova-cli@7.10.0) uses cordova-lib@7.1.0 which has known vulnerabilities in its dependencies.

I continue to think that npm should check audit upon npm i -g, will investigate further whenever I can. My apologies for not testing before raising this PR.

* feat: add optimize command Build a optimized Hono class. * chore: add esbuild to dependencies * feat(optimize): try to find entry files from default candidates if not specified * refactor(optimize): sourcemap is not needed * refactor(optimize): Assign the serialized code to a variable once, even in JavaScript * chore: add "vitest/globals" to types in tsconfig.json * test(optimize): add tests * test(optimize): import vitest explicitly * feat(optimize): changed specifications to export bundled files. * Update README.md * refactor(optimize): Remove unused code * refactor(optimize): write files directly from `esbuild.build` * Update README.md * feat(optimize): add minify option * feat(optimize): add stat to output * refactor(optimize): improve output messages * refactor(optimize): improve output messages Co-authored-by: Yusuke Wada <yusuke@kamawada.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Yusuke Wada <yusuke@kamawada.com>

) * refactor: replace manual urlencoded() with reqwest .query() builder Remove duplicate hand-rolled urlencoded() functions from workflows.rs and calendar.rs. All query parameters are now passed via reqwest's .query() API, which handles percent-encoding correctly and completely. * fix: percent-encode path parameters to prevent path traversal Use percent_encoding::utf8_percent_encode for calendar_id, cal.id, message_id, and file_id before interpolating into URL path segments. Addresses code review feedback on security regression. * fix: add shared URL safety helpers for path params Add encode_path_segment() for single-segment IDs and validate_resource_name() for multi-segment resource names. encode_path_segment: percent-encodes all non-alphanumeric chars, used for calendar IDs, file IDs, and message IDs. validate_resource_name: rejects path traversal (..) and control chars while preserving intentional / structure, used for Chat space names, task list IDs, and subscription names. Returns clear error messages for LLM callers. * test: add AI edge case tests for URL safety helpers Cover query/fragment injection, double-encoding, unicode, spaces, path traversal via encoding, control chars (CR/tab), and clear error message assertions for LLM callers. * fix: warn on stderr when API calls fail silently - Daily briefing calendar events fetch - Daily briefing tasks fetch - Daily summary calendar events fetch - Daily summary unread email count fetch Addresses PR review feedback about confusing silent failures, especially for LLM callers that cannot see visual cues. * fix: harden input validation for AI/LLM callers - Add src/validate.rs with validate_safe_output_dir, validate_msg_format, and validate_safe_dir_path helpers - Validate --output-dir against path traversal in gmail +watch and events +subscribe - Validate --msg-format against allowlist in gmail +watch - Validate --dir against path traversal in script +push - Add clap value_parser constraint for --msg-format - Document input validation patterns in AGENTS.md Closesnpm#23 * chore: add changesets for PR npm#21 commits * test: add comprehensive test coverage for input validation handlers * docs: document input validation and URL safety patterns in AGENTS.md and CONTRIBUTING.md * fix: address PR review comments — reject ?/# in resource names, validate subscription arg, remove redundant validate_msg_format * fix: store validated PathBuf, remove dead code, delete duplicate SubscribeConfig Addresses review comments: - Store validated PathBuf from validate_safe_output_dir instead of discarding it (output_dir is now Option<PathBuf>) - Remove duplicate SubscribeConfig from events/mod.rs - Delete unused validate_msg_format (clap value_parser handles this) - Remove all #[allow(dead_code)] annotations * fix: per-segment traversal check in validate_resource_name, fix docs * fix: harden security validation and deduplicate logic --------- Co-authored-by: jpoehnelt-bot <jpoehnelt-bot@users.noreply.github.com>

brody2consult · 2018-07-19T01:36:33Z

I think npm i -g should show if there are any possible security vulnerabilities from the dependencies, if I would do npm i -g cordova@7 for example.

(In comparison: npm i cordova@7 shows the following message at the end: found 55 vulnerabilities (4 low, 45 moderate, 6 high))

These changes pass Travis CI on my fork. I wonder if this behavior should be covered more deeply?

brody2consult · 2018-07-19T04:43:42Z

Closing because I think this does not work right. If I test with my local version of npm with this change included: ./node_modules/.bin/npm i -g cordova@7

I get the following output:

npm WARN deprecated node-uuid@1.4.8: Use uuid module instead
/Users/brodybits/.nvs/node/10.7.0-test1/x64/bin/cordova -> /Users/brodybits/.nvs/node/10.7.0-test1/x64/lib/node_modules/cordova/bin/cordova
+ cordova@7.1.0
added 628 packages from 792 contributors in 70.187s
found 0 vulnerabilities

But cordova@7.1.0 (cordova-cli@7.10.0) uses cordova-lib@7.1.0 which has known vulnerabilities in its dependencies.

I continue to think that npm should check audit upon npm i -g, will investigate further whenever I can. My apologies for not testing before raising this PR.

* feat: add optimize command Build a optimized Hono class. * chore: add esbuild to dependencies * feat(optimize): try to find entry files from default candidates if not specified * refactor(optimize): sourcemap is not needed * refactor(optimize): Assign the serialized code to a variable once, even in JavaScript * chore: add "vitest/globals" to types in tsconfig.json * test(optimize): add tests * test(optimize): import vitest explicitly * feat(optimize): changed specifications to export bundled files. * Update README.md * refactor(optimize): Remove unused code * refactor(optimize): write files directly from `esbuild.build` * Update README.md * feat(optimize): add minify option * feat(optimize): add stat to output * refactor(optimize): improve output messages * refactor(optimize): improve output messages Co-authored-by: Yusuke Wada <yusuke@kamawada.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Yusuke Wada <yusuke@kamawada.com>

) * refactor: replace manual urlencoded() with reqwest .query() builder Remove duplicate hand-rolled urlencoded() functions from workflows.rs and calendar.rs. All query parameters are now passed via reqwest's .query() API, which handles percent-encoding correctly and completely. * fix: percent-encode path parameters to prevent path traversal Use percent_encoding::utf8_percent_encode for calendar_id, cal.id, message_id, and file_id before interpolating into URL path segments. Addresses code review feedback on security regression. * fix: add shared URL safety helpers for path params Add encode_path_segment() for single-segment IDs and validate_resource_name() for multi-segment resource names. encode_path_segment: percent-encodes all non-alphanumeric chars, used for calendar IDs, file IDs, and message IDs. validate_resource_name: rejects path traversal (..) and control chars while preserving intentional / structure, used for Chat space names, task list IDs, and subscription names. Returns clear error messages for LLM callers. * test: add AI edge case tests for URL safety helpers Cover query/fragment injection, double-encoding, unicode, spaces, path traversal via encoding, control chars (CR/tab), and clear error message assertions for LLM callers. * fix: warn on stderr when API calls fail silently - Daily briefing calendar events fetch - Daily briefing tasks fetch - Daily summary calendar events fetch - Daily summary unread email count fetch Addresses PR review feedback about confusing silent failures, especially for LLM callers that cannot see visual cues. * fix: harden input validation for AI/LLM callers - Add src/validate.rs with validate_safe_output_dir, validate_msg_format, and validate_safe_dir_path helpers - Validate --output-dir against path traversal in gmail +watch and events +subscribe - Validate --msg-format against allowlist in gmail +watch - Validate --dir against path traversal in script +push - Add clap value_parser constraint for --msg-format - Document input validation patterns in AGENTS.md Closesnpm#23 * chore: add changesets for PR npm#21 commits * test: add comprehensive test coverage for input validation handlers * docs: document input validation and URL safety patterns in AGENTS.md and CONTRIBUTING.md * fix: address PR review comments — reject ?/# in resource names, validate subscription arg, remove redundant validate_msg_format * fix: store validated PathBuf, remove dead code, delete duplicate SubscribeConfig Addresses review comments: - Store validated PathBuf from validate_safe_output_dir instead of discarding it (output_dir is now Option<PathBuf>) - Remove duplicate SubscribeConfig from events/mod.rs - Delete unused validate_msg_format (clap value_parser handles this) - Remove all #[allow(dead_code)] annotations * fix: per-segment traversal check in validate_resource_name, fix docs * fix: harden security validation and deduplicate logic --------- Co-authored-by: jpoehnelt-bot <jpoehnelt-bot@users.noreply.github.com>

brody2consult · 2018-07-19T01:36:33Z

I think npm i -g should show if there are any possible security vulnerabilities from the dependencies, if I would do npm i -g cordova@7 for example.

(In comparison: npm i cordova@7 shows the following message at the end: found 55 vulnerabilities (4 low, 45 moderate, 6 high))

These changes pass Travis CI on my fork. I wonder if this behavior should be covered more deeply?

brody2consult · 2018-07-19T04:43:42Z

Closing because I think this does not work right. If I test with my local version of npm with this change included: ./node_modules/.bin/npm i -g cordova@7

I get the following output:

npm WARN deprecated node-uuid@1.4.8: Use uuid module instead
/Users/brodybits/.nvs/node/10.7.0-test1/x64/bin/cordova -> /Users/brodybits/.nvs/node/10.7.0-test1/x64/lib/node_modules/cordova/bin/cordova
+ cordova@7.1.0
added 628 packages from 792 contributors in 70.187s
found 0 vulnerabilities

But cordova@7.1.0 (cordova-cli@7.10.0) uses cordova-lib@7.1.0 which has known vulnerabilities in its dependencies.

I continue to think that npm should check audit upon npm i -g, will investigate further whenever I can. My apologies for not testing before raising this PR.

* feat: add optimize command Build a optimized Hono class. * chore: add esbuild to dependencies * feat(optimize): try to find entry files from default candidates if not specified * refactor(optimize): sourcemap is not needed * refactor(optimize): Assign the serialized code to a variable once, even in JavaScript * chore: add "vitest/globals" to types in tsconfig.json * test(optimize): add tests * test(optimize): import vitest explicitly * feat(optimize): changed specifications to export bundled files. * Update README.md * refactor(optimize): Remove unused code * refactor(optimize): write files directly from `esbuild.build` * Update README.md * feat(optimize): add minify option * feat(optimize): add stat to output * refactor(optimize): improve output messages * refactor(optimize): improve output messages Co-authored-by: Yusuke Wada <yusuke@kamawada.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Yusuke Wada <yusuke@kamawada.com>

) * refactor: replace manual urlencoded() with reqwest .query() builder Remove duplicate hand-rolled urlencoded() functions from workflows.rs and calendar.rs. All query parameters are now passed via reqwest's .query() API, which handles percent-encoding correctly and completely. * fix: percent-encode path parameters to prevent path traversal Use percent_encoding::utf8_percent_encode for calendar_id, cal.id, message_id, and file_id before interpolating into URL path segments. Addresses code review feedback on security regression. * fix: add shared URL safety helpers for path params Add encode_path_segment() for single-segment IDs and validate_resource_name() for multi-segment resource names. encode_path_segment: percent-encodes all non-alphanumeric chars, used for calendar IDs, file IDs, and message IDs. validate_resource_name: rejects path traversal (..) and control chars while preserving intentional / structure, used for Chat space names, task list IDs, and subscription names. Returns clear error messages for LLM callers. * test: add AI edge case tests for URL safety helpers Cover query/fragment injection, double-encoding, unicode, spaces, path traversal via encoding, control chars (CR/tab), and clear error message assertions for LLM callers. * fix: warn on stderr when API calls fail silently - Daily briefing calendar events fetch - Daily briefing tasks fetch - Daily summary calendar events fetch - Daily summary unread email count fetch Addresses PR review feedback about confusing silent failures, especially for LLM callers that cannot see visual cues. * fix: harden input validation for AI/LLM callers - Add src/validate.rs with validate_safe_output_dir, validate_msg_format, and validate_safe_dir_path helpers - Validate --output-dir against path traversal in gmail +watch and events +subscribe - Validate --msg-format against allowlist in gmail +watch - Validate --dir against path traversal in script +push - Add clap value_parser constraint for --msg-format - Document input validation patterns in AGENTS.md Closesnpm#23 * chore: add changesets for PR npm#21 commits * test: add comprehensive test coverage for input validation handlers * docs: document input validation and URL safety patterns in AGENTS.md and CONTRIBUTING.md * fix: address PR review comments — reject ?/# in resource names, validate subscription arg, remove redundant validate_msg_format * fix: store validated PathBuf, remove dead code, delete duplicate SubscribeConfig Addresses review comments: - Store validated PathBuf from validate_safe_output_dir instead of discarding it (output_dir is now Option<PathBuf>) - Remove duplicate SubscribeConfig from events/mod.rs - Delete unused validate_msg_format (clap value_parser handles this) - Remove all #[allow(dead_code)] annotations * fix: per-segment traversal check in validate_resource_name, fix docs * fix: harden security validation and deduplicate logic --------- Co-authored-by: jpoehnelt-bot <jpoehnelt-bot@users.noreply.github.com>

brody2consult · 2018-07-19T01:36:33Z

I think npm i -g should show if there are any possible security vulnerabilities from the dependencies, if I would do npm i -g cordova@7 for example.

(In comparison: npm i cordova@7 shows the following message at the end: found 55 vulnerabilities (4 low, 45 moderate, 6 high))

These changes pass Travis CI on my fork. I wonder if this behavior should be covered more deeply?

brody2consult · 2018-07-19T04:43:42Z

Closing because I think this does not work right. If I test with my local version of npm with this change included: ./node_modules/.bin/npm i -g cordova@7

I get the following output:

npm WARN deprecated node-uuid@1.4.8: Use uuid module instead
/Users/brodybits/.nvs/node/10.7.0-test1/x64/bin/cordova -> /Users/brodybits/.nvs/node/10.7.0-test1/x64/lib/node_modules/cordova/bin/cordova
+ cordova@7.1.0
added 628 packages from 792 contributors in 70.187s
found 0 vulnerabilities

But cordova@7.1.0 (cordova-cli@7.10.0) uses cordova-lib@7.1.0 which has known vulnerabilities in its dependencies.

I continue to think that npm should check audit upon npm i -g, will investigate further whenever I can. My apologies for not testing before raising this PR.

* feat: add optimize command Build a optimized Hono class. * chore: add esbuild to dependencies * feat(optimize): try to find entry files from default candidates if not specified * refactor(optimize): sourcemap is not needed * refactor(optimize): Assign the serialized code to a variable once, even in JavaScript * chore: add "vitest/globals" to types in tsconfig.json * test(optimize): add tests * test(optimize): import vitest explicitly * feat(optimize): changed specifications to export bundled files. * Update README.md * refactor(optimize): Remove unused code * refactor(optimize): write files directly from `esbuild.build` * Update README.md * feat(optimize): add minify option * feat(optimize): add stat to output * refactor(optimize): improve output messages * refactor(optimize): improve output messages Co-authored-by: Yusuke Wada <yusuke@kamawada.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Yusuke Wada <yusuke@kamawada.com>

) * refactor: replace manual urlencoded() with reqwest .query() builder Remove duplicate hand-rolled urlencoded() functions from workflows.rs and calendar.rs. All query parameters are now passed via reqwest's .query() API, which handles percent-encoding correctly and completely. * fix: percent-encode path parameters to prevent path traversal Use percent_encoding::utf8_percent_encode for calendar_id, cal.id, message_id, and file_id before interpolating into URL path segments. Addresses code review feedback on security regression. * fix: add shared URL safety helpers for path params Add encode_path_segment() for single-segment IDs and validate_resource_name() for multi-segment resource names. encode_path_segment: percent-encodes all non-alphanumeric chars, used for calendar IDs, file IDs, and message IDs. validate_resource_name: rejects path traversal (..) and control chars while preserving intentional / structure, used for Chat space names, task list IDs, and subscription names. Returns clear error messages for LLM callers. * test: add AI edge case tests for URL safety helpers Cover query/fragment injection, double-encoding, unicode, spaces, path traversal via encoding, control chars (CR/tab), and clear error message assertions for LLM callers. * fix: warn on stderr when API calls fail silently - Daily briefing calendar events fetch - Daily briefing tasks fetch - Daily summary calendar events fetch - Daily summary unread email count fetch Addresses PR review feedback about confusing silent failures, especially for LLM callers that cannot see visual cues. * fix: harden input validation for AI/LLM callers - Add src/validate.rs with validate_safe_output_dir, validate_msg_format, and validate_safe_dir_path helpers - Validate --output-dir against path traversal in gmail +watch and events +subscribe - Validate --msg-format against allowlist in gmail +watch - Validate --dir against path traversal in script +push - Add clap value_parser constraint for --msg-format - Document input validation patterns in AGENTS.md Closesnpm#23 * chore: add changesets for PR npm#21 commits * test: add comprehensive test coverage for input validation handlers * docs: document input validation and URL safety patterns in AGENTS.md and CONTRIBUTING.md * fix: address PR review comments — reject ?/# in resource names, validate subscription arg, remove redundant validate_msg_format * fix: store validated PathBuf, remove dead code, delete duplicate SubscribeConfig Addresses review comments: - Store validated PathBuf from validate_safe_output_dir instead of discarding it (output_dir is now Option<PathBuf>) - Remove duplicate SubscribeConfig from events/mod.rs - Delete unused validate_msg_format (clap value_parser handles this) - Remove all #[allow(dead_code)] annotations * fix: per-segment traversal check in validate_resource_name, fix docs * fix: harden security validation and deduplicate logic --------- Co-authored-by: jpoehnelt-bot <jpoehnelt-bot@users.noreply.github.com>

brody2consult · 2018-07-19T01:36:33Z

I think npm i -g should show if there are any possible security vulnerabilities from the dependencies, if I would do npm i -g cordova@7 for example.

(In comparison: npm i cordova@7 shows the following message at the end: found 55 vulnerabilities (4 low, 45 moderate, 6 high))

These changes pass Travis CI on my fork. I wonder if this behavior should be covered more deeply?

brody2consult · 2018-07-19T04:43:42Z

Closing because I think this does not work right. If I test with my local version of npm with this change included: ./node_modules/.bin/npm i -g cordova@7

I get the following output:

npm WARN deprecated node-uuid@1.4.8: Use uuid module instead
/Users/brodybits/.nvs/node/10.7.0-test1/x64/bin/cordova -> /Users/brodybits/.nvs/node/10.7.0-test1/x64/lib/node_modules/cordova/bin/cordova
+ cordova@7.1.0
added 628 packages from 792 contributors in 70.187s
found 0 vulnerabilities

But cordova@7.1.0 (cordova-cli@7.10.0) uses cordova-lib@7.1.0 which has known vulnerabilities in its dependencies.

I continue to think that npm should check audit upon npm i -g, will investigate further whenever I can. My apologies for not testing before raising this PR.

* feat: add optimize command Build a optimized Hono class. * chore: add esbuild to dependencies * feat(optimize): try to find entry files from default candidates if not specified * refactor(optimize): sourcemap is not needed * refactor(optimize): Assign the serialized code to a variable once, even in JavaScript * chore: add "vitest/globals" to types in tsconfig.json * test(optimize): add tests * test(optimize): import vitest explicitly * feat(optimize): changed specifications to export bundled files. * Update README.md * refactor(optimize): Remove unused code * refactor(optimize): write files directly from `esbuild.build` * Update README.md * feat(optimize): add minify option * feat(optimize): add stat to output * refactor(optimize): improve output messages * refactor(optimize): improve output messages Co-authored-by: Yusuke Wada <yusuke@kamawada.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Yusuke Wada <yusuke@kamawada.com>

) * refactor: replace manual urlencoded() with reqwest .query() builder Remove duplicate hand-rolled urlencoded() functions from workflows.rs and calendar.rs. All query parameters are now passed via reqwest's .query() API, which handles percent-encoding correctly and completely. * fix: percent-encode path parameters to prevent path traversal Use percent_encoding::utf8_percent_encode for calendar_id, cal.id, message_id, and file_id before interpolating into URL path segments. Addresses code review feedback on security regression. * fix: add shared URL safety helpers for path params Add encode_path_segment() for single-segment IDs and validate_resource_name() for multi-segment resource names. encode_path_segment: percent-encodes all non-alphanumeric chars, used for calendar IDs, file IDs, and message IDs. validate_resource_name: rejects path traversal (..) and control chars while preserving intentional / structure, used for Chat space names, task list IDs, and subscription names. Returns clear error messages for LLM callers. * test: add AI edge case tests for URL safety helpers Cover query/fragment injection, double-encoding, unicode, spaces, path traversal via encoding, control chars (CR/tab), and clear error message assertions for LLM callers. * fix: warn on stderr when API calls fail silently - Daily briefing calendar events fetch - Daily briefing tasks fetch - Daily summary calendar events fetch - Daily summary unread email count fetch Addresses PR review feedback about confusing silent failures, especially for LLM callers that cannot see visual cues. * fix: harden input validation for AI/LLM callers - Add src/validate.rs with validate_safe_output_dir, validate_msg_format, and validate_safe_dir_path helpers - Validate --output-dir against path traversal in gmail +watch and events +subscribe - Validate --msg-format against allowlist in gmail +watch - Validate --dir against path traversal in script +push - Add clap value_parser constraint for --msg-format - Document input validation patterns in AGENTS.md Closesnpm#23 * chore: add changesets for PR npm#21 commits * test: add comprehensive test coverage for input validation handlers * docs: document input validation and URL safety patterns in AGENTS.md and CONTRIBUTING.md * fix: address PR review comments — reject ?/# in resource names, validate subscription arg, remove redundant validate_msg_format * fix: store validated PathBuf, remove dead code, delete duplicate SubscribeConfig Addresses review comments: - Store validated PathBuf from validate_safe_output_dir instead of discarding it (output_dir is now Option<PathBuf>) - Remove duplicate SubscribeConfig from events/mod.rs - Delete unused validate_msg_format (clap value_parser handles this) - Remove all #[allow(dead_code)] annotations * fix: per-segment traversal check in validate_resource_name, fix docs * fix: harden security validation and deduplicate logic --------- Co-authored-by: jpoehnelt-bot <jpoehnelt-bot@users.noreply.github.com>

brody2consult · 2018-07-19T01:36:33Z

I think npm i -g should show if there are any possible security vulnerabilities from the dependencies, if I would do npm i -g cordova@7 for example.

(In comparison: npm i cordova@7 shows the following message at the end: found 55 vulnerabilities (4 low, 45 moderate, 6 high))

These changes pass Travis CI on my fork. I wonder if this behavior should be covered more deeply?

brody2consult · 2018-07-19T04:43:42Z

Closing because I think this does not work right. If I test with my local version of npm with this change included: ./node_modules/.bin/npm i -g cordova@7

I get the following output:

npm WARN deprecated node-uuid@1.4.8: Use uuid module instead
/Users/brodybits/.nvs/node/10.7.0-test1/x64/bin/cordova -> /Users/brodybits/.nvs/node/10.7.0-test1/x64/lib/node_modules/cordova/bin/cordova
+ cordova@7.1.0
added 628 packages from 792 contributors in 70.187s
found 0 vulnerabilities

But cordova@7.1.0 (cordova-cli@7.10.0) uses cordova-lib@7.1.0 which has known vulnerabilities in its dependencies.

I continue to think that npm should check audit upon npm i -g, will investigate further whenever I can. My apologies for not testing before raising this PR.

* feat: add optimize command Build a optimized Hono class. * chore: add esbuild to dependencies * feat(optimize): try to find entry files from default candidates if not specified * refactor(optimize): sourcemap is not needed * refactor(optimize): Assign the serialized code to a variable once, even in JavaScript * chore: add "vitest/globals" to types in tsconfig.json * test(optimize): add tests * test(optimize): import vitest explicitly * feat(optimize): changed specifications to export bundled files. * Update README.md * refactor(optimize): Remove unused code * refactor(optimize): write files directly from `esbuild.build` * Update README.md * feat(optimize): add minify option * feat(optimize): add stat to output * refactor(optimize): improve output messages * refactor(optimize): improve output messages Co-authored-by: Yusuke Wada <yusuke@kamawada.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Yusuke Wada <yusuke@kamawada.com>

) * refactor: replace manual urlencoded() with reqwest .query() builder Remove duplicate hand-rolled urlencoded() functions from workflows.rs and calendar.rs. All query parameters are now passed via reqwest's .query() API, which handles percent-encoding correctly and completely. * fix: percent-encode path parameters to prevent path traversal Use percent_encoding::utf8_percent_encode for calendar_id, cal.id, message_id, and file_id before interpolating into URL path segments. Addresses code review feedback on security regression. * fix: add shared URL safety helpers for path params Add encode_path_segment() for single-segment IDs and validate_resource_name() for multi-segment resource names. encode_path_segment: percent-encodes all non-alphanumeric chars, used for calendar IDs, file IDs, and message IDs. validate_resource_name: rejects path traversal (..) and control chars while preserving intentional / structure, used for Chat space names, task list IDs, and subscription names. Returns clear error messages for LLM callers. * test: add AI edge case tests for URL safety helpers Cover query/fragment injection, double-encoding, unicode, spaces, path traversal via encoding, control chars (CR/tab), and clear error message assertions for LLM callers. * fix: warn on stderr when API calls fail silently - Daily briefing calendar events fetch - Daily briefing tasks fetch - Daily summary calendar events fetch - Daily summary unread email count fetch Addresses PR review feedback about confusing silent failures, especially for LLM callers that cannot see visual cues. * fix: harden input validation for AI/LLM callers - Add src/validate.rs with validate_safe_output_dir, validate_msg_format, and validate_safe_dir_path helpers - Validate --output-dir against path traversal in gmail +watch and events +subscribe - Validate --msg-format against allowlist in gmail +watch - Validate --dir against path traversal in script +push - Add clap value_parser constraint for --msg-format - Document input validation patterns in AGENTS.md Closesnpm#23 * chore: add changesets for PR npm#21 commits * test: add comprehensive test coverage for input validation handlers * docs: document input validation and URL safety patterns in AGENTS.md and CONTRIBUTING.md * fix: address PR review comments — reject ?/# in resource names, validate subscription arg, remove redundant validate_msg_format * fix: store validated PathBuf, remove dead code, delete duplicate SubscribeConfig Addresses review comments: - Store validated PathBuf from validate_safe_output_dir instead of discarding it (output_dir is now Option<PathBuf>) - Remove duplicate SubscribeConfig from events/mod.rs - Delete unused validate_msg_format (clap value_parser handles this) - Remove all #[allow(dead_code)] annotations * fix: per-segment traversal check in validate_resource_name, fix docs * fix: harden security validation and deduplicate logic --------- Co-authored-by: jpoehnelt-bot <jpoehnelt-bot@users.noreply.github.com>

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