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279-279: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winReplace raw status colors with semantic color tokens.
The frontend guideline applies to this TSX file. Replace
text-redwithtext-failure,text-orangewithtext-warning, andtext-greenwithtext-successat lines 279 and 374–382.This is a small consistency refactor, not a major behavioral issue.
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In `@apps/web/src/features/devtools/debug/LoroInspector.tsx`:
- Around line 71-81: Update the input parsing flow around the line-processing
map so source line numbers are captured before blank and comment lines are
filtered out. Use the original input line number when constructing the
invalid-base64 error in the parsing function, while preserving the existing
trimming and filtering behavior.
- Around line 130-132: Update the status presentation in inspect() and BlobTable
so values derived from status.pending after LoroDoc.import(blob) are labeled as
pending when imported, rather than presented as the final unresolved pending
status. Keep the existing importedPeers processing and other status behavior
unchanged.
In `@services/sync-service/scripts/dump-do-state.ts`:
- Around line 154-156: Update exists() to return false only for the documented
missing-document response from /exists; propagate authentication failures,
server errors, and all other unexpected non-success responses by throwing them
instead of converting them to false.
- Around line 65-67: Update the command-line URL validation around the --url
option and its final URL handling to reject plaintext HTTP for non-loopback
hosts, while allowing HTTP only for loopback addresses and requiring HTTPS for
all other origins. Ensure the validation occurs before the URL is used with the
internal authentication header.
- Around line 65-67: Update the argument handling around the --url option and
the credential-resolution flow so a custom origin cannot receive an
automatically resolved targetEnv administrator key. Either restrict --url to
approved origins or require an explicitly supplied --key whenever --url is used,
while preserving the existing default behavior for trusted origins.
- Around line 115-127: Update resolveAuthKey around dopplerConfig so targetEnv
=== 'playground' uses the credential source backing the deployed Worker’s
SYNC_SERVICE_KEY_PLAYGROUND binding, or requires an explicit --key; do not map
playground to the lcl credential or silently fall through to lcl.
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In `@apps/web/src/features/devtools/debug/LoroInspector.tsx`:
- Line 279: Update the status styling in the LoroInspector component: replace
raw text color utilities text-red, text-orange, and text-green with the semantic
tokens text-failure, text-warning, and text-success respectively at the
referenced error and status elements, without changing their behavior.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve source line numbers before filtering.
The code calculates index after it removes blank and comment lines. An invalid blob after a skipped line reports the wrong source line.
Proposed fix
return input
.split('\n')
- .map((line) => line.trim())
- .filter((line) => line.length > 0 && !line.startsWith('#'))
- .map((line, index) => {
+ .map((line, index) => ({ line: line.trim(), index }))
+ .filter(({ line }) => line.length > 0 && !line.startsWith('#'))
+ .map(({ line, index }) => {
try {
return Uint8Array.from(atob(line), (character) =>
character.charCodeAt(0)
);
} catch {
throw new Error(`line ${index + 1} is not valid base64`);
}
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In `@apps/web/src/features/devtools/debug/LoroInspector.tsx` around lines 71 - 81,
Update the input parsing flow around the line-processing map so source line
numbers are captured before blank and comment lines are filtered out. Use the
original input line number when constructing the invalid-base64 error in the
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| const status = doc.import(blob); | ||
| appliedPeers = importedPeers(status.success); | ||
| pendingPeers = importedPeers(status.pending); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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rg -n 'ImportStatus|status\.pending|decodeImportBlobMeta|pending when imported|loro-crdt' apps services package.json bun.lock*Repository: macro-inc/macro
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official Loro CRDT 1.13.7 import status pending later import becomes applied out of order
💡 Result:
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In Loro CRDT, receiving updates out of order is a standard scenario handled by the library's causal consistency mechanisms [1][2]. When updates arrive that depend on missing operations, they are automatically classified as pending [1][3]. The import status system provides clear feedback on this process [1][4]: 1. Pending State: If an imported update cannot be applied because its causal dependencies (missing operations) have not been received, the import() method returns an ImportStatus object [1][3]. This object contains a pending field detailing the range of operations waiting for prerequisites [1][3]. 2. Resolution: Once the required dependencies are imported, the pending operations are automatically applied in the correct causal order [1][2]. The system uses a cascading evaluation process to ensure that as new updates arrive, they unlock any previously pending changes [2]. Regarding version 1.13.7 specifically, the changelogs indicate significant improvements related to import stability and edge cases [5][6][7]. Notably, version 1.13.7 addressed a potential panic when importing out-of-order updates that targeted mergeable child containers before their parent map creation had arrived; such operations are now correctly buffered as pending and applied once the creating change is imported [5][8]. Subsequent versions (such as 1.14.1) further refined the re-classification of pending changes to ensure accurate ImportStatus reporting and to prevent inconsistent states during batch imports [6][7]. If you are encountering unexpected behavior with pending imports, ensure you are checking the pending field in the return value of doc.import() [1][3] and verify that your system is correctly fetching and importing the missing dependency ranges identified by that status object [1][9].
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Citations:
- 1: https://loro.dev/docs/concepts/import_status
- 2: https://deepwiki.com/loro-dev/loro/6.5-pending-changes-and-causal-consistency
- 3: https://loro.dev/docs/tutorial/sync
- 4: https://loro.dev/docs/api/js
- 5: https://unpkg.com/loro-crdt@1.13.9/CHANGELOG.md
- 6: https://unpkg.com/loro-crdt@1.14.1/CHANGELOG.md
- 7: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/loro-crdt@1.14.1/CHANGELOG.md
- 8: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@schoolai/shipyard@3.22.0/node_modules/loro-crdt/CHANGELOG.md
- 9: https://github.com/loro-dev/loro-docs/blob/main/pages/docs/concepts/import_status.mdx
Do not present import-time pending status as final status.
inspect() stores each blob’s status.pending immediately after LoroDoc.import(blob). Loro can apply those pending operations when a later import supplies their dependencies. BlobTable renders the stored value as pending without stating that it is the import-time result.
Label it as pending when imported, or recompute unresolved ranges after all imports. This is a minor issue in a development diagnostic, and the label change is low effort.
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In `@apps/web/src/features/devtools/debug/LoroInspector.tsx` around lines 130 -
132, Update the status presentation in inspect() and BlobTable so values derived
from status.pending after LoroDoc.import(blob) are labeled as pending when
imported, rather than presented as the final unresolved pending status. Keep the
existing importedPeers processing and other status behavior unchanged.
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🛡️ Analyzed with Security Review | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Sensitive Data Exposure
Reachability: Internal
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-319 — Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information
Reject plaintext remote URLs.
A custom http:// URL receives x-internal-auth-key without transport encryption. An on-path observer can capture the administrator key.
Allow HTTP only for loopback hosts. Require HTTPS for all remote origins.
Also applies to: 147-151
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In `@services/sync-service/scripts/dump-do-state.ts` around lines 65 - 67, Update
the command-line URL validation around the --url option and its final URL
handling to reject plaintext HTTP for non-loopback hosts, while allowing HTTP
only for loopback addresses and requiring HTTPS for all other origins. Ensure
the validation occurs before the URL is used with the internal authentication
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Sensitive Data Exposure
Reachability: Internal
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-200 — Exposure of Sensitive Information to an Unauthorized Actor
Do not send the administrator key to an arbitrary --url.
--url controls the request origin. If the caller omits --key, the script still resolves the credential for targetEnv. The request then sends that credential to the custom origin.
An attacker can supply a diagnostic URL and receive the production administrator key when a developer runs the command. Restrict custom origins or require an explicit credential that is not resolved automatically.
Also applies to: 147-151
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In `@services/sync-service/scripts/dump-do-state.ts` around lines 65 - 67, Update
the argument handling around the --url option and the credential-resolution flow
so a custom origin cannot receive an automatically resolved targetEnv
administrator key. Either restrict --url to approved origins or require an
explicitly supplied --key whenever --url is used, while preserving the existing
default behavior for trusted origins.
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| const dopplerConfig = | ||
| targetEnv === 'prd' || targetEnv === 'dev' ? targetEnv : 'lcl'; | ||
| const secretName = await run('doppler', [ | ||
| 'secrets', | ||
| 'get', | ||
| 'SYNC_SERVICE_AUTH_KEY', | ||
| '--plain', | ||
| '--project', | ||
| 'cloud-storage-service', | ||
| '--config', | ||
| dopplerConfig, | ||
| ]); | ||
| if (dopplerConfig === 'lcl') return secretName; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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services/sync-service docs .github infra/stacks/cloud-storage-service infra/stacks/doppler-projects \
--glob '!**/fixtures/**' --glob '!**/generated/**' --glob '!**/*.lock' \
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Add an explicit playground credential path.
When --env playground runs without --key, resolveAuthKey() reads the cloud-storage-service Doppler lcl value. The deployed Worker instead resolves the SYNC_SERVICE_KEY_PLAYGROUND binding from INTERNAL_API_SECRET_KEY. The repository defines no alias or workflow that connects these credentials. The script may therefore send a key that does not match the playground Worker, causing authentication to fail.
Resolve playground through the credential source that backs SYNC_SERVICE_KEY_PLAYGROUND, or require an explicit --key. Do not silently fall through to lcl.
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In `@services/sync-service/scripts/dump-do-state.ts` around lines 115 - 127,
Update resolveAuthKey around dopplerConfig so targetEnv === 'playground' uses
the credential source backing the deployed Worker’s SYNC_SERVICE_KEY_PLAYGROUND
binding, or requires an explicit --key; do not map playground to the lcl
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Propagate authentication and server failures from /exists.
exists() converts 401, 403, and 5xx responses to false. The caller then reports that the document has no snapshot. This hides invalid credentials and service outages.
Return false only for the endpoint's documented missing-document response. Throw for other non-success responses.
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Update exists() to return false only for the documented missing-document
response from /exists; propagate authentication failures, server errors, and all
other unexpected non-success responses by throwing them instead of converting
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Adds the two tools needed to debug a corrupt collaborative document, plus a
characterization test for the corruption they turned up.
`just dump <document_id> [dev|prd]` pulls a document's raw Loro bytes out of
its DocumentSyncSession durable object into local files: the full snapshot,
the retained op log, pending ops, and the last version vector — each as both
binary and base64. The DO already exposed everything (`/snapshot`, `/raw`,
`/debug_do_kv_list`); it had no client. Auth goes through the internal API key
header, which the DO maps to AccessLevel::Admin, so no per-document JWT is
needed. Doppler holds the *name* of the AWS Secrets Manager secret, so the
script resolves both hops.
`/app/component/loro-inspect` (dev only) takes that base64 and dumps it: blob
metadata read straight off the bytes, then the document that results from
importing every blob in order. Per blob it reports applied / pending /
redundant, which is what distinguishes a genuinely missing ancestor op from
one the snapshot already contains.
The test records a real bug found with them. `locate.$blockById` resolves ids
with `$findMatchingParent(node, n => $isElementNode(n) && !n.isInline())`, and
`$findMatchingParent` tests the starting node first. A TableCellNode is a
non-inline ElementNode, so a `<td>` id resolves to the cell itself and every
op routed through `Doc.block()` treats it as a text-bearing block:
- setText drops the cell's paragraph, leaving `tablecell -> text`, which is
not a shape Lexical accepts
- appendText/prependText add a bare text node without removing the existing
one, duplicating the cell's content
`setCell` is the correct path and stays well-formed; `requireTable` already
guards this exact confusion for table ids, but nothing guards `block()`.
The three broken cases are `it.fails` — they assert the shape we want and
record that we do not produce it yet. No fix here; see the PR for the
defenses worth building.
…l children Share the client table-cell allow-list plus a tree walker so the worker can refuse shapes the browser will not accept, and wrap bare text/inlines in a paragraph instead of dropping them. Co-authored-by: Wolf Mermelstein <wolf@404wolf.com>
…efore commit $blockById no longer treats a <td>/<tr>/<table> as a text block, so setText and appendText keep the paragraph wrapper. Doc.tx and the Loro write path reject any tree the client table plugin would refuse. Co-authored-by: Wolf Mermelstein <wolf@404wolf.com>
Wrap illegal inlines/text in a paragraph instead of deleting them, and emit a Telemetry error with the document id so silent cell wipes page. Co-authored-by: Wolf Mermelstein <wolf@404wolf.com>
Apply biome import/format fixes and drop an unused tableNode parameter. Co-authored-by: Wolf Mermelstein <wolf@404wolf.com>
…able Cell ids now resolve to a paragraph/heading/quote/code or the first listitem, so $setText cannot leave list → text. Table and row ids still resolve to themselves so move/locate/replace keep working. The validator rejects a list whose child is not a listitem. Co-authored-by: Wolf Mermelstein <wolf@404wolf.com>
$setText on a list id cleared the list and appended bare text. Lexical will not keep list → text, so the empty list was dropped and the document went blank. Descend to a listitem for set/append/prepend. Co-authored-by: Wolf Mermelstein <wolf@404wolf.com>
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setText on containers deletes content
High Severity
textBlock rejects table, row, cell, and list ids for setText and insertText, but removeText still goes through this.block(). The live queue expands setText via retype into removeText then insertText. A cell or table id therefore clears every descendant text node and syncs that wipe, then insertText throws and the replacement never lands. Direct doc.apply(setText) tests miss this path.
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mergeBlocks still writes bare cell text
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mergeBlocks still resolves ids with $byId and $mergeBlocks appends a separator text node plus the later node's children onto the first node. A cell or table id therefore recreates tablecell → text (or a text child of a table). textBlock does not cover this op, and $assertValidEditorTree no longer runs before commit, so the invalid shape reaches the CRDT.
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AI text writes addressed to a table-cell ID could replace the cell's paragraph with bare text. The browser then deleted that malformed content when opening the document.
This change prevents those writes at their entry point and preserves existing stray inline content:
Docrejects table, row, cell, and list-container IDs for text insertion/replacement, inline insertion, and block-type changes. The error directs the caller to a paragraph/list-item ID orsetCell; it does not guess which child to edit. Existing transaction rollback leaves rejected edits unchanged and unsynced.The scope is limited to the AI document adapter, browser table transform, focused tests, and agent guidance. This does not validate the whole editor tree or restore already-deleted content. The existing nested-table removal policy is unchanged.
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Changes how AI document edits resolve node ids and how the client normalizes malformed table cells—both affect collaborative document content, though edits are now explicit errors instead of silent corruption.
Overview
Fixes a path where AI edits could leave bare text/links directly under table cells, and the Markdown client then deleted that content on open instead of normalizing it.
The web table plugin now wraps stray inline nodes in new paragraphs (order preserved) while still stripping invalid block children such as nested tables. A Vitest case covers text plus links appended beside existing cell paragraphs.
The AI editing worker adds
textBlock:setText,appendText/prependText,insertText,insertInline, andsetBlockTypefail fast when the target id is a table, row, cell, list container, or root, with a message to use a paragraph/list-item id orsetCell.setCell, container-scoped replace, and table moves stay allowed.cell-id-shape.test.tslocks this behavior.docs/AGENT_GUIDE/documents.mddocuments the container-id rule and that existing stray inlines are preserved in paragraphs when a document loads.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit a59591f. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.