@windyroad/risk-scorer 0.13.1 → 0.13.2
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DRAFT=$(printf '%s' "$COMMAND" | python3 -c "
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import sys, re
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cmd = sys.stdin.read()
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#
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# P364: bash double-quote unescape. The double-quoted body capture groups
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# carry RAW shell-escaped command text — an orchestrator must backslash-escape
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# backticks (and \$, \", \\) inside \"...\" to survive bash parsing, e.g.
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# --body \"Fixed in \\\`code\\\` ...\". The PostToolUse mark hook hashes the
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# LOGICAL <draft> body (plain backticks), so the gate must undo those escapes
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# or the two marker keys diverge → permanent deny-after-PASS. Inside double
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# quotes a backslash is special ONLY before \$ \` \" \\ or a newline (line
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# continuation); single-quoted and <<'EOF' forms are literal and need none.
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# Single left-to-right pass so an escaped backslash adjacent to another escape
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# (\\\\\` -> backslash + backtick) is NOT mis-collapsed. chr() literals keep
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# this source free of the very metacharacters the surrounding shell double
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# quotes would otherwise eat.
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def unescape_dq(s):
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out = []
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i = 0
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n = len(s)
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special = set([chr(36), chr(96), chr(34), chr(92), chr(10)])
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while i < n:
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if s[i] == chr(92) and i + 1 < n and s[i + 1] in special:
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if s[i + 1] != chr(10):
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out.append(s[i + 1])
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i += 2
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else:
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out.append(s[i])
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i += 1
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return ''.join(out)
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# (pattern, flags, unescape) — first match wins. unescape=True for the
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# double-quoted forms only (P364).
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patterns = [
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# HEREDOC body — matches a here-doc with EOF delimiter (quoted or
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# unquoted). The literal '<<' is written as the char-class pair
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# [<][<] so bash's command-substitution parser does NOT mis-parse
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# this regex as a real here-doc operator (P082 implementation note).
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# DOTALL so the body can span newlines.
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# DOTALL so the body can span newlines. Left literal: the AI-canonical
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# form is the quoted <<'EOF' heredoc, whose body bash does not unescape.
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(r\"[<][<]\s*['\\\"]?EOF['\\\"]?\s*\n(.*?)\nEOF\", re.DOTALL, False),
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# gh issue/pr + npm publish --body 'TEXT' / --body \"TEXT\" (existing).
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(r\"--body[= ]'([^']*)'\", 0),
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(r'--body[= ]\"([^\"]*)\"', 0),
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(r\"--body[= ]'([^']*)'\", 0, False),
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(r'--body[= ]\"([^\"]*)\"', 0, True),
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# gh api --field summary='TEXT' / --field summary=\"TEXT\" (existing).
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(r\"--field [a-zA-Z_]+='([^']*)'\", 0),
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(r'--field [a-zA-Z_]+=\"([^\"]*)\"', 0),
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(r\"--field [a-zA-Z_]+='([^']*)'\", 0, False),
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(r'--field [a-zA-Z_]+=\"([^\"]*)\"', 0, True),
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# git commit -m / --message single-line literal forms (P082 Phase 1).
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(r\"(?:-m|--message)[= ]'([^']*)'\", 0),
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(r'(?:-m|--message)[= ]\"([^\"]*)\"', 0),
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(r\"(?:-m|--message)[= ]'([^']*)'\", 0, False),
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(r'(?:-m|--message)[= ]\"([^\"]*)\"', 0, True),
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for pat, flags in patterns:
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for pat, flags, unescape in patterns:
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m = re.search(pat, cmd, flags)
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if m:
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body = m.group(1)
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if unescape:
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body = unescape_dq(body)
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print(body)
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break
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" 2>/dev/null || echo "")
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;;
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[ "$status" -eq 0 ]
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}
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# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# P364 — backtick-bearing double-quoted --body marker-key mismatch.
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# When an outbound body contains markdown backticks (a code span), the
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# orchestrator must backslash-escape them to survive bash double quotes:
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# `gh issue comment 42 --body "Fixed in \`foo\` ..."`. Before the fix the
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# gate extracted the RAW shell-escaped body (literal `\`` with backslash)
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# from the command text, while the PostToolUse mark hook hashed the LOGICAL
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# <draft> body (plain backticks). The two sha256 keys diverged → the PASS
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# marker landed at a key the gate never re-read → permanent deny-after-PASS.
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# After the fix the gate unescapes bash double-quote backslash-escapes on
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# the captured double-quoted body so its DRAFT is byte-equal to the logical
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# reviewed draft and the body-keyed marker permits. DISTINCT from P276 /
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# P010 (whitespace / frontmatter) — this is a shell-escaping-layer fix.
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# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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@test "P364: backtick-bearing double-quoted --body permits when marker keyed on the unescaped logical body" {
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# Logical draft body (plain backticks) — what the agent wraps in <draft>
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# and what the mark hook hashes via compute_external_comms_key.
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LOGICAL='Fixed in `compute_external_comms_key` per the patch on Node 20.'
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SURFACE="gh-issue-comment"
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KEY=$(printf '%s\n%s' "$LOGICAL" "$SURFACE" | shasum -a 256 | cut -d' ' -f1)
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touch "${RDIR}/external-comms-risk-reviewed-${KEY}"
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# The orchestrator backslash-escapes the backticks to survive bash double
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# quotes — this is the byte-different command text the gate actually sees.
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CMD='gh issue comment 42 --body "Fixed in \`compute_external_comms_key\` per the patch on Node 20."'
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INPUT=$(build_bash_input "$CMD")
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run_hook "$INPUT"
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[ "$status" -eq 0 ]
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[ -z "$output" ]
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}
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@test "P364: escaped backslash adjacent to escaped backtick (\\\\\\\`) unescapes to literal backslash + backtick (single left-to-right pass)" {
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# Adjacency edge case (architect note): \\\` is escaped-backslash THEN
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# escaped-backtick and must unescape to a literal backslash followed by a
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# literal backtick — NOT mis-collapsed. The logical body therefore carries
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# one backslash then one backtick.
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LOGICAL=$'edge: \\`token here'
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SURFACE="gh-issue-comment"
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KEY=$(printf '%s\n%s' "$LOGICAL" "$SURFACE" | shasum -a 256 | cut -d' ' -f1)
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touch "${RDIR}/external-comms-risk-reviewed-${KEY}"
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# Command text carries \\\` (escaped backslash + escaped backtick).
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CMD='gh issue comment 42 --body "edge: \\\`token here"'
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INPUT=$(build_bash_input "$CMD")
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run_hook "$INPUT"
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[ "$status" -eq 0 ]
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[ -z "$output" ]
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}
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@test "P364: single-quoted --body with literal backticks stays literal (no unescaping applied)" {
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# Inside single quotes bash does NOT process backslashes or backticks, so
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# the orchestrator writes plain backticks and the captured body already
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# equals the logical draft. The fix must NOT alter the single-quote path.
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LOGICAL='Fixed in `plain_span` here.'
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SURFACE="gh-issue-comment"
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KEY=$(printf '%s\n%s' "$LOGICAL" "$SURFACE" | shasum -a 256 | cut -d' ' -f1)
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touch "${RDIR}/external-comms-risk-reviewed-${KEY}"
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INPUT=$(build_bash_input "gh issue comment 42 --body 'Fixed in \`plain_span\` here.'")
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run_hook "$INPUT"
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[ "$status" -eq 0 ]
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[ -z "$output" ]
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}
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