dsh-git-branch-manage 1.0.9 → 1.0.10

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@@ -7,9 +7,13 @@
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  * and the store is read/written by the host alone.
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  *
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  * Authentication rides `git -c http.https://<host>/.extraHeader=…` on the
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- * panel's own network commands: the user's global git config and credential
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- * helpers are left untouched. Only `https://` remotes receive the header;
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- * ssh and plain-http remotes are never sent a secret.
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+ * panel's own network commands and on the `git_network` tool: the user's git
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+ * configuration FILES are never written. Plain `git` commands in a spawned
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+ * shell are covered separately by the environment bridge in `shell-bridge.ts`,
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+ * which installs this store's per-host tokens as URL-scoped credential helpers
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+ * through `GIT_CONFIG_*` (process environment only, never a config file).
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+ * Only `https://` remotes receive the header; ssh and plain-http remotes are
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+ * never sent a secret.
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  */
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  import type { CredentialMethod } from './wire.js';
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  /**
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  * and the store is read/written by the host alone.
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  *
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  * Authentication rides `git -c http.https://<host>/.extraHeader=…` on the
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- * panel's own network commands: the user's global git config and credential
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- * helpers are left untouched. Only `https://` remotes receive the header;
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- * ssh and plain-http remotes are never sent a secret.
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+ * panel's own network commands and on the `git_network` tool: the user's git
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+ * configuration FILES are never written. Plain `git` commands in a spawned
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+ * shell are covered separately by the environment bridge in `shell-bridge.ts`,
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+ * which installs this store's per-host tokens as URL-scoped credential helpers
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+ * through `GIT_CONFIG_*` (process environment only, never a config file).
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+ * Only `https://` remotes receive the header; ssh and plain-http remotes are
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+ * never sent a secret.
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  */
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  import { mkdir, readFile, rename, rm, writeFile } from 'node:fs/promises';
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  import { dirname, join } from 'node:path';
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+ /**
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+ * Standalone git credential helper shipped with the dsh-git-branch plugin.
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+ *
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+ * The panel's credential file (`~/.dsh/git-credentials.json`) normally rides
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+ * `-c http.<url>.extraHeader` config on the routes and the `git_network` tool.
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+ * This helper extends that coverage to a plain shell `git push`: the plugin's
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+ * host process exports `GIT_CONFIG_COUNT/KEY/VALUE` entries that install this
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+ * script as a URL-scoped credential helper for every stored host, so commands
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+ * the model runs in the shell authenticate as the configured account too.
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+ *
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+ * Design constraints (see docs/decisions/0029 and 0032):
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+ * - The user's global git config and credential helpers are never written;
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+ * the injection lives in the process environment only.
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+ * - The token never enters the conversation: this script reads the
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+ * credential file directly on the host and answers git on stdout.
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+ * - URL scope (`credential.https://<host>/.helper`) confines the helper to
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+ * hosts with a stored credential. The host half also clears the machine
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+ * helper list, so a host this script cannot answer fails fast instead of
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+ * opening an interactive credential dialog.
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+ * - `get` is silent on a miss (git falls through to the next helper);
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+ * `store`/`erase` are pass-through by decision — writing back would race
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+ * the panel's atomic save and leak the file shape.
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+ *
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+ * Environment contract (set by src/shell-bridge.ts):
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+ * - `DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_HELPER` — credential file path (required).
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+ * - `DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_HOME` — user home directory (fallback resolution).
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+ * - `DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_DSH_HOME` — `$DSH_HOME` override (optional).
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+ * - `DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_DEBUG` — when non-blank, a debug log path (optional).
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+ *
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+ * @module dsh-git-branch/git-credential-bridge
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+ */
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+ export {};
@@ -0,0 +1,114 @@
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+ /**
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+ * Standalone git credential helper shipped with the dsh-git-branch plugin.
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+ *
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+ * The panel's credential file (`~/.dsh/git-credentials.json`) normally rides
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+ * `-c http.<url>.extraHeader` config on the routes and the `git_network` tool.
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+ * This helper extends that coverage to a plain shell `git push`: the plugin's
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+ * host process exports `GIT_CONFIG_COUNT/KEY/VALUE` entries that install this
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+ * script as a URL-scoped credential helper for every stored host, so commands
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+ * the model runs in the shell authenticate as the configured account too.
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+ *
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+ * Design constraints (see docs/decisions/0029 and 0032):
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+ * - The user's global git config and credential helpers are never written;
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+ * the injection lives in the process environment only.
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+ * - The token never enters the conversation: this script reads the
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+ * credential file directly on the host and answers git on stdout.
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+ * - URL scope (`credential.https://<host>/.helper`) confines the helper to
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+ * hosts with a stored credential. The host half also clears the machine
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+ * helper list, so a host this script cannot answer fails fast instead of
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+ * opening an interactive credential dialog.
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+ * - `get` is silent on a miss (git falls through to the next helper);
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+ * `store`/`erase` are pass-through by decision — writing back would race
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+ * the panel's atomic save and leak the file shape.
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+ *
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+ * Environment contract (set by src/shell-bridge.ts):
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+ * - `DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_HELPER` — credential file path (required).
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+ * - `DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_HOME` — user home directory (fallback resolution).
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+ * - `DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_DSH_HOME` — `$DSH_HOME` override (optional).
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+ * - `DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_DEBUG` — when non-blank, a debug log path (optional).
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+ *
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+ * @module dsh-git-branch/git-credential-bridge
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+ */
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+ import { appendFileSync, readFileSync } from 'node:fs';
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+ import { homedir } from 'node:os';
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+ import { join } from 'node:path';
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+ /** git helpers receive exactly one argument: the operation. */
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+ const OPERATION = process.argv[2] ?? 'get';
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+ /** The credential file this helper reads (`DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_HELPER` wins). */
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+ const DEFAULT_CREDENTIAL_FILE = 'git-credentials.json';
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+ /** The dsh home directory below the user profile when `$DSH_HOME` is unset. */
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+ const PACKAGE_HOME = '.dsh';
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+ /** The Basic-auth name a token without a username is sent under. */
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+ const TOKEN_USERNAME = 'oauth2';
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+ /**
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+ * Append one debug line behind the user's back; a broken log path must never
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+ * break the credential lookup.
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+ */
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+ function debug(line) {
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+ const path = process.env.DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_DEBUG;
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+ if (path === undefined || path.trim() === '')
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+ return;
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+ try {
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+ appendFileSync(path, `${line}\n`, 'utf8');
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+ }
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+ catch {
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+ // Deliberately swallowed: debugging is best-effort.
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+ }
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+ }
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+ /** The credential file this helper reads (`DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_HELPER` wins). */
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+ function credentialFile() {
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+ const helper = process.env.DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_HELPER;
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+ if (helper !== undefined && helper.trim() !== '')
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+ return helper;
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+ const dshHome = process.env.DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_DSH_HOME;
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+ const home = dshHome !== undefined && dshHome.trim() !== ''
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+ ? dshHome
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+ : process.env.DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_HOME ?? homedir();
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+ return join(home, DEFAULT_CREDENTIAL_FILE);
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+ }
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+ /** One `key=value` request from git on stdin. */
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+ function readRequest() {
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+ const text = readFileSync(0, 'utf8');
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+ const request = new Map();
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+ for (const line of text.split('\n')) {
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+ const at = line.indexOf('=');
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+ if (at > 0)
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+ request.set(line.slice(0, at), line.slice(at + 1));
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+ }
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+ return request;
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+ }
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+ /** The stored credential for one host, or undefined when there is none. */
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+ function readCredential(host) {
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+ let parsed;
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+ try {
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+ parsed = JSON.parse(readFileSync(credentialFile(), 'utf8'));
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+ }
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+ catch (error) {
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+ debug(`read failed: ${String(error)}`);
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+ return undefined;
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+ }
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+ const credentials = parsed.credentials;
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+ if (!Array.isArray(credentials))
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+ return undefined;
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+ const entry = credentials.find((item) => typeof item === 'object' && item !== null && item.host === host);
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+ if (entry === undefined)
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+ return undefined;
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+ const secret = typeof entry.secret === 'string' ? entry.secret : '';
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+ if (secret === '')
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+ return undefined;
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+ const username = typeof entry.username === 'string' && entry.username.trim() !== ''
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+ ? entry.username
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+ : TOKEN_USERNAME;
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+ return { username, secret };
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+ }
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+ if (OPERATION === 'get') {
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+ const request = readRequest();
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+ const host = request.get('host') ?? '';
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+ debug(`get host=${host} protocol=${request.get('protocol') ?? ''}`);
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+ const credential = readCredential(host);
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+ if (credential !== undefined) {
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+ process.stdout.write(`username=${credential.username}\npassword=${credential.secret}\n`);
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+ }
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+ // A miss stays silent: git tries the next helper in the chain.
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+ }
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+ // `store` / `erase` are deliberate no-ops (see the header comment).
package/lib/index.js CHANGED
@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ import { handleCredentials, handleCredentialsDelete, handleCredentialsOAuthPoll,
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  import { validateRootDir } from './settings.js';
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  import { gitNetworkTool } from './network-tool.js';
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  import { gitCredentialsTool } from './tool.js';
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+ import { createShellBridge } from './shell-bridge.js';
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  import { ROUTE_AI_COMMIT_MESSAGE, ROUTE_BRANCH, ROUTE_BRANCH_DELETE, ROUTE_BRANCH_RENAME, ROUTE_CHANGES, ROUTE_COMMIT, ROUTE_COMMIT_FILES, ROUTE_CREDENTIALS, ROUTE_CREDENTIALS_DELETE, ROUTE_CREDENTIALS_OAUTH_POLL, ROUTE_CREDENTIALS_OAUTH_START, ROUTE_CREDENTIALS_SAVE, ROUTE_ENSURE_DIRECTORY, ROUTE_EXISTS, ROUTE_FETCH, ROUTE_GROUP, ROUTE_INSPECT, ROUTE_LOG, ROUTE_PUSH, ROUTE_PURGE, ROUTE_REMOTE, ROUTE_REMOTES, ROUTE_REMOVE, ROUTE_STAGE, ROUTE_STATUS, ROUTE_SWITCH, ROUTE_TAG, ROUTE_TAG_PUSH, ROUTE_UPDATE, ROUTE_WORKTREE, ROUTE_WORKTREES_ALL } from './wire.js';
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  export const name = 'dsh-git-branch';
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  export const inject = [];
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  export function apply(ctx, config = {}) {
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  validateConfig(config);
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  const currentConfig = () => ctx.fiber?.config ?? config;
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+ // Host half of the shell credential bridge: derive the environment that
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+ // lets a plain `git push` in a spawned shell authenticate with the panel's
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+ // stored token instead of the machine helper's account. It also clears the
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+ // machine helper chain, so a host without a stored token fails fast rather
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+ // than opening a credential dialog no agent shell can answer. Applied at
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+ // activate and re-derived after every credential save / delete / sign-in.
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+ const shellBridge = createShellBridge({ home: () => homedir(), envHome: () => process.env.DSH_HOME });
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+ void shellBridge.apply();
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  const deps = () => ({
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  exec: childProcessExec,
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  sectionRootDir: () => readVolatile(currentConfig().rootDir),
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  sectionCnAccelerateUrl: () => readVolatile(currentConfig().cnAccelerateUrl),
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  home: () => homedir(),
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  envHome: () => process.env.DSH_HOME,
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+ refreshShellBridge: () => shellBridge.apply(),
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  });
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  // In dsh 0.1.7+, the settings service projects volatile Config fields into forms.
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  // We configure auto: false to inform the host that this plugin provides its own
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  ctx.inject(['tools'], (toolsCtx) => {
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  const tools = toolsCtx.tools;
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  toolsCtx.effect(() => tools.register(gitCredentialsTool({ home: () => homedir(), envHome: () => process.env.DSH_HOME })), 'git-worktree: git_credentials tool');
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- // The panel routes are the only other place that injects the stored
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- // credentials; a model running `git push` through the shell would go out
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- // as the machine's helper account instead. This tool runs one network
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- // subcommand with the same `-c http.<url>.extraHeader` prefix, so the
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- // session can authenticate as the configured account without the secret
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- // ever entering the conversation.
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+ // The panel routes inject the stored credentials into the requests the
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+ // browser half makes; a shell command is served by the environment bridge
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+ // (see `shell-bridge.ts`) instead. This tool is the deterministic path for
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+ // a session: it runs one network subcommand with the `-c
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+ // http.<url>.extraHeader` prefix, so the command authenticates as the
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+ // configured account and the secret never enters the conversation — even
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+ // when the bridge is missing (an older host, a shell outside the plugin).
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  toolsCtx.effect(() => tools.register(gitNetworkTool({ home: () => homedir(), envHome: () => process.env.DSH_HOME })), 'git-worktree: git_network tool');
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  });
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  ctx.inject(['webServer'], (webCtx) => {
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  /**
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  * The model-facing `git_network` tool (host half).
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- * fetch / pull / push routes are the only places that inject it (`-c
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- * http.<url>.extraHeader=…`). A model running `git push` through the shell
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- * therefore authenticates as whatever the machine's credential helper holds —
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- * often a different account, which is exactly the complaint this tool closes:
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- * it runs ONE git network command with the same `authConfigArgs` the routes
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- * use, so the session pushes as the account the user configured, and the
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- * secret never enters the conversation.
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+ * The credentials panel stores one token per remote host and makes it work on
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+ * two channels: the panel's own fetch / pull / push routes (`-c
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+ * http.<url>.extraHeader=…`, see `authConfigArgs`) and the environment bridge
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+ * the host installs for the shells it spawns (`shell-bridge.ts`). This tool is
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+ * the third, explicit one: it runs ONE git network command with the same
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+ * `authConfigArgs` the routes use, so a session reliably pushes as the account
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+ * the user configured and the secret never enters the conversation — including
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+ * on a host that predates the bridge.
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  *
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  * It is deliberately narrower than a shell wrapper: a fixed subcommand
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  * allow-list (fetch / pull / push / ls-remote), no force/delete refspecs, no
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  /**
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- * The credentials panel stores one token per remote host, but the panel's own
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- * fetch / pull / push routes are the only places that inject it (`-c
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- * http.<url>.extraHeader=…`). A model running `git push` through the shell
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- * therefore authenticates as whatever the machine's credential helper holds —
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- * often a different account, which is exactly the complaint this tool closes:
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- * it runs ONE git network command with the same `authConfigArgs` the routes
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- * use, so the session pushes as the account the user configured, and the
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- * secret never enters the conversation.
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+ * The credentials panel stores one token per remote host and makes it work on
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+ * two channels: the panel's own fetch / pull / push routes (`-c
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+ * http.<url>.extraHeader=…`, see `authConfigArgs`) and the environment bridge
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+ * the host installs for the shells it spawns (`shell-bridge.ts`). This tool is
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+ * the third, explicit one: it runs ONE git network command with the same
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+ * `authConfigArgs` the routes use, so a session reliably pushes as the account
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+ * the user configured and the secret never enters the conversation — including
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+ * on a host that predates the bridge.
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  name: GIT_NETWORK_TOOL_NAME,
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  description: 'Run ONE git network command (fetch, pull, push or ls-remote) inside a repository with the '
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  + 'plugin\'s stored Git credentials injected, so the command authenticates as the account configured in the '
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- + 'Git credential panel instead of whatever the machine\'s git credential helper happens to hold. Use it when '
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- + 'you must push/fetch/pull yourself; a plain shell `git push` does NOT see these credentials. Pass the git '
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+ + 'Git credential panel instead of whatever the machine\'s git credential helper happens to hold. Prefer it for '
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+ + 'every push/fetch/pull: the credential is injected explicitly and redacted from the output, while a plain '
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+ + 'shell `git push` only reaches these credentials through the environment bridge the plugin host installs '
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+ + 'for the shells it spawns. That bridge is absent in an older host or in a terminal started outside it; there '
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+ + 'git clears the machine helper chain too, so an unconfigured host fails fast with a "terminal prompts '
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+ + 'disabled" error instead of opening a credential dialog nobody can answer. Pass the git '
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  + '["push", "origin", "main"]. Force/delete refspecs, --force/--delete/--mirror/--prune and '
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  + '--upload-pack/--receive-pack style options are rejected by design. The secret itself never appears in the '
package/lib/routes.d.ts CHANGED
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  /** Global per-host credential store. Absent = the fs-backed store at the
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+ /** Re-derive the shell credential bridge after the store changed (absent =
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+ * a host that does not provide the bridge; tests omit it). */
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+ /**
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+ * message sent in the same session can `git push` with the token the user just
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+ * saved. A bridge failure must never fail the save itself: the store write has
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+ * already landed, and the worst case is a stale environment until the next
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+ * save (an added host is not reachable, a deleted one may still be).
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+ */
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+ async function refreshBridge(deps) {
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+ if (deps.refreshShellBridge === undefined)
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+ return;
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+ try {
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+ }
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+ catch {
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+ }
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+ }
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+ * per remote host, but 0029 could only inject it into the panel's own routes
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+ * and the `git_network` tool; a plain `git push` run in a shell authenticated
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+ * as whatever the machine's credential helper held — often a different
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+ * account — or hung on an interactive prompt nobody could answer.
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+ *
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+ * This module closes that gap without touching the user's git configuration
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+ * FILES (0021's constraint): it exports `GIT_CONFIG_COUNT`/`GIT_CONFIG_KEY_n`/
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+ * `GIT_CONFIG_VALUE_n` entries that install the bundled credential helper
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+ * (`helpers/git-credential-bridge.js`) as a URL-scoped helper for every stored
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+ * host. git reads that environment as configuration, every child process the
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+ * host spawns inherits it, and a non-empty value list is always preceded by the
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+ * same key with an empty value — git resets the accumulated helper list
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+ * there, so the machine chain (`helper-selector` → GCM) can neither answer
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+ * with a different account nor open a blocking dialog for those hosts.
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+ * The list is reset globally as well: a host with no stored credential then
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+ * fails at once ("terminal prompts disabled") instead of reaching the machine
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+ * chain, whose interactive GUI dialog nobody in an agent shell can answer.
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+ *
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+ * `GIT_TERMINAL_PROMPT=0` and `GCM_INTERACTIVE=never` ride along so a host
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+ * with no usable credential fails fast instead of parking a shell on a prompt
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+ * (the failure mode that started this: a 3m38s silent hang).
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+ * (`src/routes.ts` calls the bridge after every save / delete / sign-in).
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+ */
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+ import { type CredentialStore } from './credentials.js';
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+ /** Env var carrying the credential file path to the helper script. */
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+ export declare const BRIDGE_HELPER_ENV = "DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_HELPER";
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+ /** Env var carrying a debug log path to the helper script (unset by default). */
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+ export declare const BRIDGE_DEBUG_ENV = "DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_DEBUG";
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+ /** Host-side seams the bridge reads through (tests substitute all of them). */
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+ export interface ShellBridgeDeps {
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+ /** User home directory seam. */
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+ readonly home: () => string;
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+ /** `$DSH_HOME` seam (blank/undefined = unset). */
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+ readonly envHome: () => string | undefined;
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+ /** Store seam; the fs-backed store at the resolved path when absent. */
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+ readonly store?: CredentialStore;
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+ /** The environment object to mutate; `process.env` when absent. */
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+ readonly env?: Record<string, string | undefined>;
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+ /** Absolute helper script path; the compiled sibling under `helpers/` when
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+ * absent. */
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+ readonly helperPath?: string;
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+ /** Node executable that runs the helper; `process.execPath` when absent. */
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+ readonly nodePath?: string;
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+ }
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+ /** The bridge's one operation: re-derive the environment from the store. */
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+ export interface ShellBridge {
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+ /** Read the credential store and rewrite the injected environment.
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+ * A store that cannot be read drops every URL-scoped helper (no host can be
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+ * bridged), but keeps the global reset, so shell git still fails fast
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+ * instead of opening an interactive credential dialog. */
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+ readonly apply: () => Promise<void>;
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+ }
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+ /** One ordered environment assignment. */
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+ export type BridgeAssignment = readonly [key: string, value: string];
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+ /**
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+ * Quote one executable or path for git's `!` shell command. Backslashes are
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+ * normalized to forward slashes first: git runs `!` helpers through `sh`,
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+ * where `C:\…` would be read as escape sequences.
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+ * @param value - an absolute path.
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+ */
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+ export declare function shellQuote(value: string): string;
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+ /**
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+ * The helper command git runs for one configured host: a `!`-prefixed shell
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+ * command, because git does not word-split a helper value by itself (a bare
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+ * `node "C:/…/bridge.js"` is looked up as the program `git-credential-node`).
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+ * @param nodePath - the node executable.
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+ * @param helperPath - the compiled helper script.
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+ */
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+ export declare function bridgeCommand(nodePath: string, helperPath: string): string;
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+ /**
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+ * The ordered environment assignments for the given hosts: per host an empty
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+ * helper value (git resets the accumulated list for that URL scope) and then
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+ * the bridge command, plus the credential-file variable the helper reads and
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+ * the two fail-fast switches.
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+ * @param hosts - normalized hosts with a stored credential.
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+ * @param options - process paths and the credential file.
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+ */
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+ export declare function shellBridgeEnv(hosts: readonly string[], options: {
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+ readonly nodePath: string;
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+ readonly helperPath: string;
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+ readonly credentialFile: string;
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+ }): readonly BridgeAssignment[];
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+ /**
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+ * Build the bridge over one host process. Every {@link ShellBridge.apply}
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+ * first removes the assignments it made last time, so a deleted host loses
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+ * its helper scope just like a freshly added one gains it.
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+ * @param deps - host seams.
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+ */
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+ export declare function createShellBridge(deps: ShellBridgeDeps): ShellBridge;
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+ /**
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+ * Shell credential bridge (host half). The credential panel stores one token
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+ * per remote host, but 0029 could only inject it into the panel's own routes
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+ * and the `git_network` tool; a plain `git push` run in a shell authenticated
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+ * as whatever the machine's credential helper held — often a different
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+ * account — or hung on an interactive prompt nobody could answer.
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+ *
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+ * This module closes that gap without touching the user's git configuration
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+ * FILES (0021's constraint): it exports `GIT_CONFIG_COUNT`/`GIT_CONFIG_KEY_n`/
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+ * `GIT_CONFIG_VALUE_n` entries that install the bundled credential helper
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+ * (`helpers/git-credential-bridge.js`) as a URL-scoped helper for every stored
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+ * host. git reads that environment as configuration, every child process the
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+ * host spawns inherits it, and a non-empty value list is always preceded by the
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+ * same key with an empty value — git resets the accumulated helper list
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+ * there, so the machine chain (`helper-selector` → GCM) can neither answer
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+ * with a different account nor open a blocking dialog for those hosts.
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+ * The list is reset globally as well: a host with no stored credential then
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+ * fails at once ("terminal prompts disabled") instead of reaching the machine
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+ * chain, whose interactive GUI dialog nobody in an agent shell can answer.
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+ *
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+ * `GIT_TERMINAL_PROMPT=0` and `GCM_INTERACTIVE=never` ride along so a host
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+ * with no usable credential fails fast instead of parking a shell on a prompt
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+ * (the failure mode that started this: a 3m38s silent hang).
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+ *
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+ * The assignments are re-derived whenever the credential store changes
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+ * (`src/routes.ts` calls the bridge after every save / delete / sign-in).
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+ */
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+ import { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url';
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+ import { credentialFilePath, createCredentialStore, } from './credentials.js';
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+ /** Env var carrying the credential file path to the helper script. */
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+ export const BRIDGE_HELPER_ENV = 'DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_HELPER';
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+ /** Env var carrying a debug log path to the helper script (unset by default). */
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+ export const BRIDGE_DEBUG_ENV = 'DSH_GIT_BRIDGE_DEBUG';
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+ /**
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+ * Quote one executable or path for git's `!` shell command. Backslashes are
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+ * normalized to forward slashes first: git runs `!` helpers through `sh`,
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+ * where `C:\…` would be read as escape sequences.
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+ * @param value - an absolute path.
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+ */
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+ export function shellQuote(value) {
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+ return `"${value.replace(/\\/g, '/')}"`;
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * The helper command git runs for one configured host: a `!`-prefixed shell
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+ * command, because git does not word-split a helper value by itself (a bare
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+ * `node "C:/…/bridge.js"` is looked up as the program `git-credential-node`).
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+ * @param nodePath - the node executable.
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+ * @param helperPath - the compiled helper script.
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+ */
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+ export function bridgeCommand(nodePath, helperPath) {
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+ return `!${shellQuote(nodePath)} ${shellQuote(helperPath)}`;
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * The ordered environment assignments for the given hosts: per host an empty
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+ * helper value (git resets the accumulated list for that URL scope) and then
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+ * the bridge command, plus the credential-file variable the helper reads and
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+ * the two fail-fast switches.
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+ * @param hosts - normalized hosts with a stored credential.
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+ * @param options - process paths and the credential file.
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+ */
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+ export function shellBridgeEnv(hosts, options) {
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+ const unique = [...new Set(hosts)];
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+ const assignments = [];
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+ // Reset the WHOLE helper list first, even when no host is stored. Without it,
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+ // any host without a stored credential still reaches the machine chain
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+ // (`helper-selector` → GCM), which raises a GUI prompt no agent shell can
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+ // answer — the dialog that kept popping up. With it, such a host fails at
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+ // once with "terminal prompts disabled", and the URL-scoped pairs below are
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+ // the only way credentials get back into a shell.
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+ assignments.push(['GIT_CONFIG_COUNT', String(unique.length * 2 + 1)]);
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+ assignments.push(['GIT_CONFIG_KEY_0', 'credential.helper'], ['GIT_CONFIG_VALUE_0', '']);
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+ unique.forEach((host, index) => {
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+ const key = `credential.https://${host}/.helper`;
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+ const empty = String(index * 2 + 1);
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+ const command = String(index * 2 + 2);
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+ assignments.push([`GIT_CONFIG_KEY_${empty}`, key], [`GIT_CONFIG_VALUE_${empty}`, '']);
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+ assignments.push([`GIT_CONFIG_KEY_${command}`, key], [`GIT_CONFIG_VALUE_${command}`, bridgeCommand(options.nodePath, options.helperPath)]);
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+ });
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+ assignments.push([BRIDGE_HELPER_ENV, options.credentialFile]);
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+ // Fail fast instead of parking a shell on a prompt or a GUI dialog.
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+ assignments.push(['GIT_TERMINAL_PROMPT', '0'], ['GCM_INTERACTIVE', 'never']);
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+ return assignments;
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Build the bridge over one host process. Every {@link ShellBridge.apply}
86
+ * first removes the assignments it made last time, so a deleted host loses
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+ * its helper scope just like a freshly added one gains it.
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+ * @param deps - host seams.
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+ */
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+ export function createShellBridge(deps) {
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+ const env = deps.env ?? process.env;
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+ let applied = [];
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+ return {
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+ async apply() {
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+ let hosts = [];
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+ try {
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+ hosts = (await (deps.store ?? createCredentialStore(credentialFilePath(deps.home(), deps.envHome()))).load()).map(entry => entry.host);
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+ }
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+ catch {
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+ // An unreadable store means no host can be bridged. The global helper
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+ // reset still goes out, so shell git fails fast rather than popping a
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+ // credential dialog nobody can answer.
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+ hosts = [];
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+ }
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+ const helperPath = deps.helperPath
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+ ?? fileURLToPath(new URL('./helpers/git-credential-bridge.js', import.meta.url));
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+ const assignments = shellBridgeEnv(hosts, {
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+ nodePath: deps.nodePath ?? process.execPath,
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+ helperPath,
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+ credentialFile: credentialFilePath(deps.home(), deps.envHome()),
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+ });
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+ for (const key of applied)
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+ delete env[key];
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+ applied = [];
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+ for (const [key, value] of assignments) {
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+ env[key] = value;
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+ applied.push(key);
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+ }
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+ },
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+ };
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+ }
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "dsh-git-branch-manage",
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- "version": "1.0.9",
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+ "version": "1.0.10",
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  "description": "提供 git 分支与 worktree 管理:输入框工具栏显示当前分支、可原地切换;支持 IDEA 风格分支选择器、远程分支检出、右键操作菜单(新建/重命名/删除/复制)、推送与更新当前分支,以及把分支隔离到独立 worktree 工作区,并管理其创建与删除。",
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  "keywords": [
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  "dsh",