t2892: fix quality-debt review feedback on pulse-wrapper.sh#2913
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WalkthroughThis pull request addresses critical security vulnerabilities and robustness issues in the pulse-wrapper script's process filtering and logging logic. Changes replace unsafe Changes
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This pull request introduces several valuable improvements, such as replacing grep -v grep anti-patterns, optimizing performance by removing subshells with [[ ... =~ ... ]] and printf -v, and adding log injection sanitization. These are all great changes. However, I've found a critical issue in the new regex patterns used for process filtering. The backslashes used to escape spaces are incorrect within the [[ ... =~ ... ]] construct, which will cause the pattern matching to fail and could lead to the script unintentionally killing important processes. I've left specific comments with suggestions to fix this.
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| # Skip active workers, pulse, strategic reviews, and language servers | ||
| if echo "$cmd" | grep -qE '/full-loop|Supervisor Pulse|Strategic Review|language-server|eslintServer'; then | ||
| if [[ "$cmd" =~ /full-loop|Supervisor\ Pulse|Strategic\ Review|language-server|eslintServer ]]; then |
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The backslashes in Supervisor\ Pulse and Strategic\ Review are incorrect for a regex pattern inside [[ ... ]]. They will be treated as literal backslashes, causing the pattern to not match strings containing "Supervisor Pulse" or "Strategic Review". This will break the intended logic of skipping these processes, potentially leading to them being killed incorrectly. The spaces do not need to be escaped in this context.
| if [[ "$cmd" =~ /full-loop|Supervisor\ Pulse|Strategic\ Review|language-server|eslintServer ]]; then | |
| if [[ "$cmd" =~ /full-loop|Supervisor Pulse|Strategic Review|language-server|eslintServer ]]; then |
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| [[ "$tty" != "?" && "$tty" != "??" ]] && continue | ||
| echo "$cmd" | grep -qE '/full-loop|Supervisor Pulse|Strategic Review|language-server|eslintServer' && continue | ||
| [[ "$cmd" =~ /full-loop|Supervisor\ Pulse|Strategic\ Review|language-server|eslintServer ]] && continue |
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Similar to the previous instance, the backslashes in the regex pattern are incorrect and will prevent it from matching process names with spaces, such as "Supervisor Pulse". This could lead to incorrectly killing processes that should be skipped. The spaces do not need to be escaped within the [[ ... =~ ... ]] construct.
| [[ "$cmd" =~ /full-loop|Supervisor\ Pulse|Strategic\ Review|language-server|eslintServer ]] && continue | |
| [[ "$cmd" =~ /full-loop|Supervisor Pulse|Strategic Review|language-server|eslintServer ]] && continue |
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PR #2910 (t2893) was merged first and both target pulse-wrapper.sh. This PR likely has merge conflicts. Dispatching a worker to rebase and fix. |
- Sanitize process names in log entries to prevent log injection via crafted command lines (strip control chars, truncate to 200 chars) - Replace grep -v grep anti-pattern with bracket trick ([.]opencode) across 4 call sites — prevents false exclusions from substring match - Replace echo | grep subshell with [[ =~ ]] in cleanup_orphans for process filtering — eliminates 2 subshell forks per iteration - Use printf -v instead of subshell for trigger_reasons string join (PR #2886 review feedback) The critical grep -v $$ security bypass was already fixed in a prior refactor (guard_child_processes uses awk -v parent=$$ for exact match). Closes #2892
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grep -v grepanti-pattern with bracket trick ([.]opencode) across 4 call sites — prevents false exclusions from substring matchingecho "$cmd" | grepsubshell with[[ "$cmd" =~ pattern ]]incleanup_orphans()— eliminates 2 subshell forks per loop iterationprintf -vinstead of subshell fortrigger_reasonsstring join (PR t2856: refactor trigger_reasons to use array in pulse-wrapper.sh #2886 Gemini review feedback)Context
Addresses critical and medium severity findings from Gemini Code Assist review on PR #2881, plus the medium-severity
printf -vsuggestion from PR #2886.The critical
grep -v "$$"security bypass was already fixed in a prior refactor —guard_child_processes()now usesawk -v parent=$$for exact PID matching. This PR addresses the remaining actionable findings.Verification
shellcheck -S warningpasses with zero violationsbash -nsyntax check passesCloses #2892
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