[jakedgy]

Summary

AquaBackend::parse_checksum_from_content parses a downloaded checksum file (e.g. checksums.txt listing hashes for every platform's asset) looking for the line matching the target filename. When no line matched, it silently fell back to .unwrap_or(checksum_file) — treating the entire raw file content as the checksum, then grabbing whatever whitespace-split token came first. This produces a plausible-looking but wrong checksum instead of failing.

This surfaced as a side-effect in #11909: once claude-code's release asset filename resolution changed, mise lock kept succeeding but silently wrote a wrong checksum for every platform, because no line in the checksums file matched the (now different) filename mise was looking for.

Fix

• Collect all <hash> <filename> entries from the checksum file first.
• If one matches the target filename, use it (unchanged behavior).
• If no entries exist at all (a bare single-checksum file, or a regexp-format file already reduced to just the hash), keep the existing fallback — this is a legitimate format with nothing to disambiguate against.
• If entries exist but none match the target filename, return an error instead of silently returning the wrong data.

Test plan

• Added test_parse_checksum_from_content_errors_on_filename_mismatch — multi-entry file, no match, expects an error.
• Added test_parse_checksum_from_content_accepts_bare_single_checksum — single bare hash still works.
• cargo test --bin mise aqua:: — 101 passed, 0 failed.
• cargo clippy --bin mise --all-targets -- -D warnings — clean.
• cargo fmt --check

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved checksum verification for downloads with multiple files.
  • Correctly selects the checksum matching the requested filename.
  • Reports a clear error when the requested filename is missing from a multi-file checksum list.
  • Preserved support for checksum files containing only a single bare checksum.
  • Displays a warning when a checksum file cannot be fetched.

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Walkthrough

Checksum retrieval now logs lookup failures. Checksum parsing selects the requested filename, accepts bare checksums when no entries exist, and errors when a checksum list lacks the requested filename. Tests cover mismatch errors and bare checksum acceptance.

Changes

Checksum parsing

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Checksum selection and validation src/backend/aqua.rs	Checksum lookup failures now produce warnings. parse_checksum_from_content selects matching filenames, preserves bare-checksum fallback, and rejects mismatched lists. Tests cover both behaviors.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Mergeability Score: ⚪ Minimal · up to 8d82d

The change makes filename mismatches fail instead of producing an incorrect checksum while preserving valid bare-checksum handling; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review.

Possibly related PRs

• jdx/mise#11552: Both changes modify checksum fetching and parsing in src/backend/aqua.rs.
• jdx/mise#11558: Both changes modify checksum manifest handling in src/backend/aqua.rs.

Poem

A rabbit checks each named hash,
And warns when fetches fail in a flash.
Bare checksums still pass the gate,
Wrong filenames meet their fate.
Tests hop neatly into place.

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Greptile Summary

This PR makes Aqua checksum parsing reject checksum manifests that contain filename entries but lack the requested asset, while preserving bare-checksum support.

• Adds explicit mismatch errors for standard and regexp checksum formats.
• Adds unit coverage for filename mismatches and bare single-checksum files.
• Logs checksum-file retrieval and parsing failures before continuing without a checksum.

Confidence Score: 4/5

The PR is not yet safe to merge because checksum filename mismatches still allow lock generation to complete with the platform checksum omitted.

The parser now reports the mismatch correctly, but resolve_lock_info catches that error and replaces it with None; the lockfile accepts and serializes the resulting platform entry without a checksum, so the previously reported integrity-data loss remains.

Files Needing Attention: src/backend/aqua.rs

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
src/backend/aqua.rs	Tightens checksum-entry selection and adds focused parser tests; the parsing changes themselves consistently reject mismatched filenames.

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In `@src/backend/aqua.rs`:
- Around line 2265-2278: Update the regexp checksum parsing logic before the
checksum_str fallback so that when pattern.file is configured but matches no
filename, it immediately returns the existing filename-mismatch error instead of
allowing entries.is_empty() to accept checksum_file. Add coverage for
file_format "regexp" with a non-matching pattern.file, preserving the existing
bare-checksum behavior when no filename constraint is configured.

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[jakedgy]

Good catch — fixed in 54d60b1. The lock-resolution caller (`fetch_checksum_from_file` at the `AquaBackend::get_metadata`/version-resolution call site around line 899) was swallowing any error from `fetch_checksum_from_file` via `.ok().flatten()`, so the new filename-mismatch error would have made `mise lock` silently succeed with a missing checksum instead of surfacing why. It now logs a warning on error while still falling back to `None` so lock generation doesn't hard-fail when a checksum genuinely isn't available for a platform.

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