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| function requireProxy() { | ||
| if (!PROXY_URL) { | ||
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| const parsed = parseProxyUrl(PROXY_URL); | ||
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Suggestion: The proxy precondition only checks URL parseability, not that the scheme is actually SOCKS5, but the test always constructs Socks5ProxyAgent. If MIMOCODE_SOCKS5_PROXY is set to a non-SOCKS URL, the test won't be skipped and will fail at runtime when creating the SOCKS5 agent. Validate the protocol in requireProxy/parseProxyUrl (e.g., only allow socks5). [incorrect condition logic]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ⚠️ Misconfigured proxy env causes confusing integration test failures.
- ⚠️ SOCKS5 tests run even when proxy type is invalid.Steps of Reproduction ✅
1. Configure the environment with a non-SOCKS URL, e.g.
`MIMOCODE_SOCKS5_PROXY=http://localhost:8080`, so `PROXY_URL` at line 5 in
`tests/integration/mimocode-proxy.integration.test.ts` is set but uses the `http` scheme.
2. The `requireProxy()` helper at lines 16-21 calls `parseProxyUrl(PROXY_URL)` (lines
7-13), which successfully parses the HTTP URL and returns an object; `requireProxy()` then
returns `true` because it only checks `parsed !== null`, not the protocol.
3. The live proxy tests `"bootstrap returns JWT through configured proxy"` and `"chat
request succeeds through configured proxy"` at lines 33-51 and 53-91 are configured with
`{ skip: !requireProxy() ? "MIMOCODE_SOCKS5_PROXY not set" : false }`, so with this
misconfiguration they are not skipped and execute as normal.
4. When those tests run, they construct `const agent = new Socks5ProxyAgent(PROXY_URL!);`
at lines 35-36 and 55-56 with an HTTP URL instead of a SOCKS5 URL; `Socks5ProxyAgent`
expects a SOCKS5 proxy URL, so construction or first use as `dispatcher` in the subsequent
`fetch(...)` calls at lines 39-46 and 70-88 will fail at runtime instead of cleanly
skipping tests when the proxy is misconfigured.
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**Path:** tests/integration/mimocode-proxy.integration.test.ts
**Line:** 16:21
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*Incorrect Condition Logic: The proxy precondition only checks URL parseability, not that the scheme is actually SOCKS5, but the test always constructs `Socks5ProxyAgent`. If `MIMOCODE_SOCKS5_PROXY` is set to a non-SOCKS URL, the test won't be skipped and will fail at runtime when creating the SOCKS5 agent. Validate the protocol in `requireProxy`/`parseProxyUrl` (e.g., only allow `socks5`).
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| const agent = new Socks5ProxyAgent(PROXY_URL!); |
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Suggestion: A new Socks5ProxyAgent is created in each live-network test but never closed, which can leave open sockets/handles and make the test process hang or become flaky. Ensure the agent is cleaned up in a finally block (for example by calling close()/destroy() after each test). [resource leak]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ⚠️ Integration SOCKS5 proxy tests may leak open sockets.
- ⚠️ Node test runner may hang awaiting proxy cleanup.Steps of Reproduction ✅
1. Set `MIMOCODE_SOCKS5_PROXY` to a reachable SOCKS5 URL so `requireProxy()` in
`tests/integration/mimocode-proxy.integration.test.ts:16-21` returns `true` and the live
proxy tests are not skipped.
2. Run the Node test suite (for example `node --test
tests/integration/mimocode-proxy.integration.test.ts`), which executes the
`describe("mimocode per-account proxy — SOCKS5 integration", ...)` block at lines 26-150.
3. The first live-network test `"bootstrap returns JWT through configured proxy"` at lines
33-51 imports `Socks5ProxyAgent` and constructs `const agent = new
Socks5ProxyAgent(PROXY_URL!);` at lines 35-36, then uses it as the `dispatcher` for
`fetch(...)` at lines 39-46, without ever closing or destroying the agent.
4. The second live-network test `"chat request succeeds through configured proxy"` at
lines 53-91 repeats the same pattern (import at line 55, construct at 56, use as
`dispatcher` at 70-88) without cleanup; these agents hold open sockets and timers, so
repeated runs or long-lived processes can accumulate open handles and cause the Node test
runner to hang or behave flakily after tests complete.
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**Path:** tests/integration/mimocode-proxy.integration.test.ts
**Line:** 35:36
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*Resource Leak: A new `Socks5ProxyAgent` is created in each live-network test but never closed, which can leave open sockets/handles and make the test process hang or become flaky. Ensure the agent is cleaned up in a `finally` block (for example by calling `close()`/`destroy()` after each test).
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| container.remove(); | ||
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Suggestion: The test creates a React root but never unmounts it during cleanup, so effect cleanups inside the component are skipped and timers/state updates can leak into later tests. Store the root in the cleanup callback and call root.unmount() before removing the container. [missing cleanup]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ⚠️ DistributeProxiesButton tests leak mounted React roots between cases.
- ⚠️ Pending timeout callbacks may fire during later unrelated tests.Steps of Reproduction ✅
1. Run the Vitest suite that includes
`src/shared/components/DistributeProxiesButton.test.tsx`, which defines `cleanupCallbacks`
and `makeContainer` at lines 7–15.
2. In the `"enters distributing state on click"` test at lines 91–113, `renderButton()`
(lines 35–52) is called; it creates a DOM container via `makeContainer()` (lines 9–15),
then mounts a React root with `createRoot(container)` at line 42 and renders
`<DistributeProxiesButton />` inside `act()` at lines 43–49.
3. After the test completes, the `afterEach` hook at lines 26–33 runs, popping the cleanup
callback registered at lines 12–14, which only does `container.remove()` and never calls
`root.unmount()`, leaving the React root and component tree mounted even though the DOM
node is gone.
4. The `DistributeProxiesButton` component at
`src/shared/components/DistributeProxiesButton.tsx` uses a `useEffect` cleanup at lines
27–31 to clear `timerRef` and a `setTimeout` scheduled in `handleClick` at lines 33–43, so
by never unmounting the root, these effect cleanups are skipped; pending timeouts and
state updates can leak into later tests, causing cross-test interference and potential
React act warnings when timers fire after the suite's DOM has been cleared.
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**Path:** src/shared/components/DistributeProxiesButton.test.tsx
**Line:** 12:14
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*Missing Cleanup: The test creates a React root but never unmounts it during cleanup, so effect cleanups inside the component are skipped and timers/state updates can leak into later tests. Store the `root` in the cleanup callback and call `root.unmount()` before removing the container.
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| if (Array.isArray(fingerprints)) { | ||
| const existing = new Set(this.accounts.map((a) => a.fingerprint)); | ||
| for (const fp of fingerprints) { | ||
| if (typeof fp === "string" && !existing.has(fp)) { | ||
| this.accounts.push({ | ||
| fingerprint: fp, | ||
| jwt: "", | ||
| expiresAt: 0, | ||
| cooldownUntil: 0, | ||
| consecutiveFails: 0, | ||
| proxy: null, | ||
| }); | ||
| existing.add(fp); | ||
| } | ||
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Suggestion: Account syncing only appends new fingerprints and never removes ones that were deleted from credentials, so removed accounts remain in memory and can still be selected for JWT/bootstrap/chat calls. This causes stale account usage (including stale proxy settings) until process restart. Rebuild this.accounts from the current fingerprint set (or prune missing entries) during sync. [stale reference]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ❌ MiMoCode requests may target user-removed accounts unexpectedly.
- ⚠️ Proxy rotations ignore latest fingerprints until executor restart.Steps of Reproduction ✅
1. Open the MiMoCode provider detail page where `NoAuthAccountCard` is used when
`providerId === "mimocode"`
(`src/app/(dashboard)/dashboard/providers/[id]/ProviderDetailPageClient.tsx:469-476`) and
add several accounts so that `providerSpecificData.fingerprints` stores multiple IDs for
that connection.
2. Remove one of the accounts in the UI; `handleRemoveAccount` in
`src/shared/components/NoAuthAccountCard.tsx:138-151` filters that ID out of
`allAccountIds` and sends a `PUT /api/providers/{conn.id}` with an updated
`providerSpecificData` object where the removed fingerprint is no longer present in the
`fingerprints` array.
3. Send a chat request through the MiMoCode provider so that the backend uses
`getExecutor("mimocode")` (`open-sse/executors/index.ts:150`) and calls
`MimocodeExecutor.execute()` (`open-sse/executors/mimocode.ts:365-393`) with
`input.credentials` built from the same connection row, including the updated
`providerSpecificData.fingerprints` list that omits the removed account.
4. Inside `execute()`, `this.syncAccountsFromCredentials(input.credentials)`
(`mimocode.ts:393`) runs the sync logic at `mimocode.ts:217-235`, which only appends
accounts for new fingerprints (loop at 219-233) and never removes `this.accounts` entries
whose `fingerprint` no longer appears in `credentials.providerSpecificData.fingerprints`;
subsequent calls to `pickAccount()` (`mimocode.ts:266-277`) and `getJwtForAccount()`
(`mimocode.ts:252-263`) can still pick and bootstrap JWTs for the removed fingerprint, so
that stale accounts continue to be used until the process restarts, even though they are
no longer present in the persisted credentials (proxy config is re-synced at 242-247 but
the account itself is not pruned).
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**Path:** open-sse/executors/mimocode.ts
**Line:** 219:233
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*Stale Reference: Account syncing only appends new fingerprints and never removes ones that were deleted from credentials, so removed accounts remain in memory and can still be selected for JWT/bootstrap/chat calls. This causes stale account usage (including stale proxy settings) until process restart. Rebuild `this.accounts` from the current fingerprint set (or prune missing entries) during sync.
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| ?.accountProxies as AccountProxyConfig[] | undefined; | ||
| const proxyMap = Array.isArray(accountProxies) | ||
| ? new Map(accountProxies.map((ap) => [ap.fingerprint, ap.proxy] as const)) | ||
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Suggestion: accountProxies is cast and mapped without validating entries, so malformed persisted data like null or non-object items will throw when reading ap.fingerprint, crashing execution before any request is sent. Filter/validate each element before building the map. [null pointer]
Severity Level: Critical 🚨
- ❌ MiMoCode execute() crashes when accountProxies contains malformed entries.
- ⚠️ Test connection for MiMoCode fails with runtime TypeError.Steps of Reproduction ✅
1. Configure a MiMoCode connection so that its persisted
`providerSpecificData.accountProxies` contains malformed data such as `[null]` or an array
with non-object items (there is no runtime validation on read; the UI helper
`getAccountProxies` in `src/shared/components/NoAuthAccountCard.tsx:36-38` simply casts
`conn?.providerSpecificData?.accountProxies` to `AccountProxyConfig[]`).
2. On the backend, obtain the MiMoCode executor by calling `getExecutor("mimocode")` from
`open-sse/executors/index.ts:150` (or instantiate `new MimocodeExecutor()` as in
`tests/unit/mimocode-executor.test.ts:10`) and then invoke either `testConnection()`
(`open-sse/executors/mimocode.ts:330-363`) or `execute()` (`mimocode.ts:365-393`) with
`credentials` whose `providerSpecificData.accountProxies` contains the malformed array.
3. Both `testConnection()` and `execute()` call
`this.syncAccountsFromCredentials(credentials)` at `mimocode.ts:336` and
`mimocode.ts:393`, which enters `syncAccountsFromCredentials` (`mimocode.ts:217-250`) and
reads `accountProxies` from `credentials?.providerSpecificData?.accountProxies` at lines
236-237, casting it to `AccountProxyConfig[] | undefined` without any per-element
validation.
4. Because `Array.isArray(accountProxies)` is true for arrays like `[null]`, the code
executes `new Map(accountProxies.map((ap) => [ap.fingerprint, ap.proxy] as const))` at
`mimocode.ts:238-239`; when `ap` is `null` or a non-object, accessing `ap.fingerprint`
throws a `TypeError` (e.g., "Cannot read properties of null"), causing
`testConnection()`/`execute()` to crash before any JWT bootstrap or chat request is
attempted.
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**Path:** open-sse/executors/mimocode.ts
**Line:** 236:240
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*Null Pointer: `accountProxies` is cast and mapped without validating entries, so malformed persisted data like `null` or non-object items will throw when reading `ap.fingerprint`, crashing execution before any request is sent. Filter/validate each element before building the map.
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| setState("complete"); | ||
| timerRef.current = setTimeout(() => setState("idle"), 1500); |
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Suggestion: The completion timeout is never cleared before starting a new distribution, so an old timer can flip state back to idle while a new async run is still in progress, re-enabling the button and allowing duplicate concurrent submissions. Clear any existing timer at click start (and before creating a new one) to keep state transitions consistent. [race condition]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ⚠️ Distribute Proxies can fire overlapping connection update requests.
- ⚠️ Button state misleads users about in-flight proxy distribution.Steps of Reproduction ✅
1. In the connections dashboard header, use the `DistributeProxiesButton` rendered by
`ConnectionsHeaderToolbar` at
`src/app/(dashboard)/dashboard/providers/[id]/components/ConnectionsHeaderToolbar.tsx:224-228`,
which passes `onDistribute={async () => { await handleDistributeProxies(); }}` to trigger
proxy distribution for the provider.
2. Note that `DistributeProxiesButton` in
`src/shared/components/DistributeProxiesButton.tsx:18-43` uses internal `state` and
`timerRef`; on click, `handleClick` (33-43) sets `state` to `"distributing"`, awaits
`onDistribute()`, then sets `state` to `"complete"` and starts a `setTimeout` at line 39
that will set `state` back to `"idle"` after 1500 ms, without clearing any existing timer.
3. Click "Distribute Proxies" once; after `onDistribute` resolves and the label changes to
"Complete" (but before 1.5 s has passed), click the button again—`state` is `"complete"`,
so the guard `if (disabled || state === "distributing") return;` at line 34 allows the
second click, starting a new async `onDistribute()` run while the first run's completion
timer is still pending.
4. If this second `onDistribute()` call (which ultimately performs fetches to
`/api/settings/proxies` and `/api/providers/{conn.id}` in `handleDistributeProxies` at
`src/shared/components/NoAuthAccountCard.tsx:215-250`) takes longer than 1500 ms, the
stale timer from the first run fires and executes `setState("idle")` while the second run
is still in progress, re-enabling the button (`isDisabled` at line 45 only checks `state
=== "distributing"`); a third click can now start another `onDistribute()` concurrently
with the in-flight run, leading to overlapping proxy distribution requests.
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**Path:** src/shared/components/DistributeProxiesButton.tsx
**Line:** 37:39
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*Race Condition: The completion timeout is never cleared before starting a new distribution, so an old timer can flip state back to idle while a new async run is still in progress, re-enabling the button and allowing duplicate concurrent submissions. Clear any existing timer at click start (and before creating a new one) to keep state transitions consistent.
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| ...(proxy.password ? { password: proxy.password } : {}), |
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When using this new distribute action with an authenticated saved proxy, /api/settings/proxies returns the redacted registry view (listProxies({ includeSecrets: false }), where redactProxySecrets() replaces non-empty username/password with "***"). Copying those fields here persists "***" as the per-account proxy credential, so subsequent MiMoCode requests authenticate to the proxy with the mask instead of the real secret and fail. Resolve the proxy server-side by ID or otherwise avoid using the redacted GET payload as credentials.
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When a user manually configures a per-account proxy with a password, this writes the raw password into providerSpecificData.accountProxies; provider-specific data is persisted as JSON and sanitizeProviderSpecificDataForResponse() only removes a few top-level secret keys, so GET /api/providers returns this nested password to the browser instead of following the proxy registry's redaction behavior. Store a proxy reference or add encryption/redaction for nested proxy secrets before persisting them here.
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This shared card is rendered for both mimocode and opencode in ProviderDetailPageClient, but a repo-wide search shows only open-sse/executors/mimocode.ts consumes providerSpecificData.accountProxies; OpencodeExecutor ignores it. As a result, OpenCode users can configure or distribute these new per-account proxies and see them saved in the UI, but their traffic still will not use them. Hide these controls unless the current provider's executor implements the setting, or wire OpenCode to read it.
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Ready to merge — upstream feature sync (L5-123)Status: Diff stat: +1129 / -102 across 14 files (3 cherry-picks, zero conflicts on 2 of 3, 1 partial). Branch: Critical checks
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Cherry-picks 3 medium-relevance upstream commits from diegosouzapw/OmniRoute onto KooshaPari/OmniRoute. This is the feature half of the upstream sync (PR #99 was the security half).
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f42e8fa75337cd1893git rm— see audit trail)8842414d8Files changed (final diff stat vs
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cherry-pick -xfor traceabilityPer-commit resolution detail
f42e8fa75(clean): All 9 files applied without intervention. KP main had every upstream file path; the L5-122 prep notes that flagged possible mimocode refactors turned out to be over-cautious.337cd1893(partial, 3/5):open-sse/translator/request/claude-to-gemini.tsandtests/unit/translator-claude-to-gemini.test.tsdropped — KP never adopted theclaude-to-geminitranslator path (KP shipsopenai-to-geminionly). Surviving files: CHANGELOG,modelSpecs.ts(cap=24576),translator-openai-to-gemini.test.ts(regression test). The commit message was amended with full audit trail (Refs: upstream SHA, KP delete rationale, ADR-031, ADR-042).8842414d8(clean): Dockerfile path retained at origin/main; Turbopack→webpack switch applied without conflict.Deviations from heuristic
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chore/l5-122-upstream-security-2026-06-21branch.cherry-pick -xfor upstream-SHA traceability.Refs: PR #99 (security half), ADR-031, ADR-042, worklogs/2026-06-21-L5-123-upstream-feature-sync.md
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