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…shell resolveStaticFilePath treated any path that stats as a directory the same as a missing file and fell through to the SPA fallback, so /docs/ returned the dashboard rather than dist/docs/index.html. The "API Docs" header link was broken on both the HTTP and the Lambda transport. Resolve <dir>/index.html first, re-running symlinkSafeContainedIn on the candidate: appending a constant filename keeps the path lexically inside the static dir, but os.Stat follows symlinks, so without the check /docs/ would serve a file that the direct /docs/index.html request rejects. docs.html now references its stylesheet absolutely so the page styles correctly whether it is reached as /docs or /docs/. Pins the wider contract while here: a table test asserts every route the SPA defines (tabs, sub-tabs, legacy redirects, the non-tab landing paths) still falls back to index.html on both transports, so a future root-level mux registration cannot silently shadow one. Refs #1775
Three route-resolution defects, all of which render the Home dashboard in place of the page the user asked for. `key in record` consults the prototype chain, so a first path segment naming an Object.prototype member passed the membership test against the tab tables. /constructor resolved as a known tab, TABS['constructor'] came back as the Object constructor, and pushing that value threw DataCloneError out of init() before switchTab ran. The app was left on its unrouted markup: Home panel, Home nav highlight, the generic document title, and no event listeners bound. Use an own-property test at all five lookup sites. init() rebuilt the canonical URL inline with an Admin-only special case, so a deep-linked /inventory/<subtab> was truncated to /inventory before switchTab read the segment back out of the URL, landing the user on the default sub-section. canonicalTabPath now owns that URL for both the initial replaceState and switchTab's pushState, so the two cannot drift. viewPlanHistory and the "Exchange settings" jump still passed the pre-#340 tab names 'history' and 'settings', which are no longer known tabs and fell back to Home. The Plans page's "View history" button showed the Home dashboard; the Exchange settings button showed it under an Admin title and an /admin/purchasing URL. Routing viewPlanHistory to the Purchases tab needs skipDefaultLoad so the tab's own unscoped 7-day fetch cannot land after the plan-scoped one and overwrite it. The permission gate still applies, and the dual-control config now refreshes on both paths: the approval queue must never render as though four-eyes were off, which would offer a creator an Approve button on their own pending purchase. Closes #1775
The reported failure is only observable on the initial-load path: a client-side nav to the same route works, so any test that clicks the nav item stays green while the bug is live. Each case points the browser straight at the URL and then reloads it, asserting what the user sees: the highlighted nav item, the visible panel, the document title, and the canonical URL, plus no uncaught page error. Covers every tab, both sub-tab families, the legacy redirects, an unknown path, and the Object.prototype segments. Nine of the 24 cases fail against the pre-fix bundle. Refs #1775
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR updates SPA deep-link routing, canonical sub-tab preservation, guarded purchase-history loading, dual-control refresh behavior, and static-file containment checks. It adds unit, integration, and end-to-end coverage for these paths. ChangesSPA deep-link handling
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The routing and static-file fixes are covered by the reported passing test suite, and no actionable merge-blocking risk remains; a localized test-fixture robustness follow-up may be considered. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Browser
participant StaticServer
participant App
participant Navigation
Browser->>StaticServer: Request deep-link route
StaticServer-->>Browser: Return SPA shell
App->>Navigation: Resolve and canonicalize route
Navigation-->>App: Return tab and sub-tab
App->>Browser: Replace canonical URL
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… justifications
The three os.Stat calls in this file are flagged by gosec's taint analysis
as G703 path traversal. The suppressions were dropped during review on the
claim that G703 was not the applicable rule; it is, and CI's golangci-lint
v2.10.1 fails on all three. A newer local golangci (2.11.4) did not report
them, so the removal passed local verification.
Restore them in the form that was already proven on main, but with
justifications that name a guard which actually exists rather than the
copied-forward "error from Close handled in defer" text, which described
nothing on these lines:
- resolveStaticFilePath: filePath passed filepath.Abs and
symlinkSafeContainedIn immediately above
- directoryIndex: the candidate passed its own symlinkSafeContainedIn
- spaIndex: the operator-set STATIC_DIR plus a constant filename, with
no request-derived segment
Verified against v2.10.1 specifically, matching CI, rather than whatever
version was on PATH.
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In `@frontend/src/history.ts`:
- Around line 58-64: Update refreshFourEyesMode so a failed or unavailable
api.getConfig() response sets _fourEyesMode to true, while preserving the
existing configuration-based value for successful responses. Add a test covering
a rejected getConfig() call and verifying dual control is enabled.
- Around line 45-65: Extract _fourEyesMode and refreshFourEyesMode from
history.ts into a typed approval bounded-context module, exposing a typed public
API for reading and refreshing approval configuration. Record configuration
changes through the project’s event-sourced state mechanism, and keep banner
synchronization at the UI boundary rather than coupling the approval state
module directly to the DOM.
In `@internal/server/static.go`:
- Around line 104-110: Update spaIndex to validate the index.html candidate with
symlinkSafeContainedIn, matching the containment check used by directoryIndex,
before returning it as the SPA fallback. Preserve the existing missing-file
behavior and return the fallback only when the shell remains safely contained
within dir.
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…al-control config Two findings from review. spaIndex served the SPA shell without the containment check its sibling directoryIndex runs. A direct /index.html request is validated by resolveStaticFilePath before it gets there, so a symlinked shell pointing out of the static dir was refused at /index.html and served at every client-side route. Same asymmetry, opposite spelling. The regression test asserts both spellings reach the same verdict. refreshFourEyesMode left _fourEyesMode at its previous value when the config fetch failed, which on a first load means false. That renders the approval queue as though dual control were off and offers the creator an Approve action the backend rejects. An unreadable config now fails closed: the UI can be more restrictive than the backend, never less. A config that reads successfully without the flag is a known off, not an outage, and is still treated as off; both directions are covered by tests.
…e real guard The gosec G703 findings were suppressed on an argument. This replaces the argument with evidence: adversarial cases across all three entry points (resolveStaticFilePath, the HTTP handler, and the Lambda transport), covering "..", encoded and double-encoded traversal, backslash separators, absolute paths, NUL bytes, and symlinks escaping the root. They assert on the resolved path with symlinks followed, and on the served bytes, not on status codes: a handler that returns the wrong file with 200 passes a status-only assertion. A mutation matrix over the guards, running the whole package rather than a name-filtered subset, establishes which one carries the weight: symlinkSafeContainedIn, any one of its 3 sites -> tests fail path.Clean alone -> tests still pass path.Clean + containment -> escapes, serves out of root So symlinkSafeContainedIn is load-bearing at every site, and path.Clean is defense in depth for the lexical cases only. It cannot resolve a symlink, which is the escape the containment check exists for. The suppression comments now say that rather than crediting the wrong guard. The symlink cases live in the shared hostile fixture rather than only in separately-named tests, so one `-run Hostile` exercises both classes. Keeping them apart is what let an earlier name-filtered mutation run skip every case that touches symlinkSafeContainedIn and wrongly conclude it was redundant. Also converts the three suppressions from //nolint:gosec to the #nosec form already used in this file, verified against golangci-lint v2.10.1.
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internal/server/static_test.go (1)
521-526: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winKeep lexical-path tests active when symlinks are unavailable.
hostileRootskips every caller if symlink creation fails. This also skips traversal, encoded-path, absolute-path, and NUL-byte cases that do not require symlinks.Create the lexical fixture unconditionally. Add symlink cases only when symlink creation succeeds.
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In `@internal/server/static_test.go`:
- Around line 521-526: Update hostileRoot so lexical test fixtures are created
unconditionally, while symlink-specific fixtures are added only when os.Symlink
succeeds. Avoid skipping the entire caller on symlink failure, preserving
traversal, encoded-path, absolute-path, and NUL-byte coverage while
conditionally retaining symlink cases.
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…ymlink support hostileRoot called t.Skipf when os.Symlink failed, which skipped the whole test: traversal, encoded and double-encoded paths, absolute paths and NUL bytes all vanished along with the symlink cases, and go test reported SKIP. On a platform without symlink support the entire traversal defense would have gone unverified while the suite still looked green. The lexical fixture is now built unconditionally and the symlink cases are additive, returned by symlinkCases() so callers append instead of branching. Simulating a symlink failure now runs 35 lexical subtests and skips nothing, against 0 subtests and 3 skips before. Same shape as the -run filter that hid these cases from the earlier mutation run: a check whose failure is indistinguishable from success. Reported by CodeRabbit on de9bde8.
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Fixed as suggested: the lexical fixture is built unconditionally, and the symlink cases are additive via a Measured by simulating a symlink failure:
This is the same failure shape as something else this PR hit: an earlier mutation run used Re-verified after the change: the guard mutation matrix still fails at all three |
Coverage bar column rendered empty because its CSS never existed The Coverage tab's "Coverage bar" column rendered blank cells while the numeric percentage beside it was correct. The markup was never the problem: buildServiceRow already emitted td.coverage-bar-cell > div.coverage-bar > div.coverage-bar-fill with the fill width set inline and clamped to 0..100. No stylesheet anywhere in the repo defined those three classes, so both divs resolved to zero-height boxes with no background and painted nothing. Established by elimination rather than by guessing, because the issue allowed either rendering the bar or removing the column and those need opposite fixes. Reading the renderer ruled out "vestigial" and "field misnamed". Grepping the three class names across every css, html and ts file in the repo returned exactly one file, inventory.ts itself, which ruled out a stylesheet that had drifted. The zero-height conclusion was then measured in Chromium rather than reasoned about. Not fallout from #1854's deep-link work: the route resolves correctly and the classes have been unstyled since the column landed in #754. The fix is the missing rules, built from existing design tokens: an 8px track using --cudly-border with a pill radius and overflow hidden, a fill using --cudly-success, and a fixed-width middle-aligned cell. Absent is not zero. A row whose coverage is null renders no track at all plus a muted N/A, rather than a zero-width bar, because a 0 percent bar asserts the answer is known to be zero. Why the existing suite never caught it, which is also why the new coverage sits where it does: jsdom does not resolve stylesheets into layout, so inventory.test.ts asserted DOM structure and the header aria-label and stayed green for the entire life of the bug. A passing jest run is structurally incapable of detecting a zero-height box. The regression coverage is therefore a Playwright spec that measures rendered geometry, with jsdom cases retained for the DOM half. Confirmed failing pre-fix and passing after, and the Playwright job is confirmed to have executed in CI on this head rather than being skipped. Verified in a browser at the boundaries, since that is where bar rendering breaks: 0 percent, 100 percent, and a row with no coverage figure. CodeRabbit posted one actionable comment asking that inventory.ts be split below the 500-line guideline. Declined on scope and answered on the thread: the file was already 634 lines on main and this change adds 11, so it extends an existing breach rather than creating one, and the evidence cited ("the final file reaches Line 519") is where the hunk ends rather than the file's length. The convention breach is real but systemic, so it is tracked rather than fixed inside a p1 bug fix. Deferred: #1865, fourteen non-test files under frontend/src exceed the 500-line ceiling, led by recommendations.ts at 5481 lines. Its Go counterpart is #1863.
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/planswas not brokenThe issue reports that loading
/plansdirectly renders the Home dashboard. That does not reproduce onmain, and I could not construct any input that produces it. So this PR does not contain a/plansfix. It contains fixes for the five defects the audit the issue asked for actually turned up, four of which produce the same user-visible symptom on other routes, and one of which reproduces every symptom in the issue body verbatim.Verified two independent ways before writing any code, both against the real build output:
frontend-e2e.ymlalready runs):/plans,/plans/,/plans?q=1,/Plans,/plans/abc, each on first load and after a reload, all givetitle="CUDly — Plans",path=/plans, nav highlightplans, panelplans-tab, zero page errors.resolveStaticFilePathagainst the realfrontend/dist:/plansresolves todist/index.html, like every other route.Both candidate root causes are clear for that route. The SPA catch-all is path-agnostic on both transports (
http.goregistersmux.Handle("/", spaFileServer)with only/api/,/health,/version,/oidc/ahead of it;lambda.gogates onisStaticPath), and no CDN special-cases a route name: AWS is a single compute origin pluscustom_error_response 404 -> /index.html, Azure classic CDN and Front Door rewrite on file extension and theapi/prefix, GCP's url map hasdefault_serviceonly and nopath_rule./opportunitiesdeep-linking while/plansdid not is a red herring, not a property of the routes. Full reasoning and the likely explanation for the original report are in a correction comment on the issue.What the audit found
key in recordconsultsObject.prototype, at 5 lookup sites innavigation.ts/constructorand/__proto__killinit()beforeswitchTab()runsapp.tsrebuilt the canonical URL inline with an Admin-only special case/inventory/coverageand/inventory/ri-exchangeland on the wrong sub-section, URL truncatedhistory.ts:226passed the retired tab name'history'riexchange.ts:197passed the retired tab name'settings'/admin/purchasingURLresolveStaticFilePathsent any directory path to the SPA shellR1 reproduces all four symptoms in the issue body.
/constructorpassed the membership test,TABS['constructor']returned theObjectconstructor, andpushStateof that value threwDataCloneErrorout ofinit():That leaves the app on the unrouted markup straight out of
index.html: Home panel, Home nav highlight, the generic title, empty Home charts, and no event listeners bound. Only lowercase prototype members reach it, becauseapplyTabFromPathlowercases the segment, so/constructorand/__proto__trip it while/toStringand/valueOfdo not.R3 and R4 are reachable from buttons on the Plans and Inventory pages. Both passed tab names retired by the #340 IA rename, and
switchTab'sif (!(tabName in TABS)) tabName = 'home'silently redirected them. R3 is wired atplans.ts:1192to the History button on every plan card, which makes it a plausible source of a report phrased as "/plans renders Home".Every route audited
Listing what was verified fine as well as what broke, so the reach of the audit is checkable rather than asserted. Every row was exercised in a real browser on direct load and on refresh.
/,/home/opportunities/plans(+/plans/,/plans?q=1,/Plans,/plans/abc)/purchases/inventory/inventory/active-commitments/inventory/active-commitments/inventory/coverage/inventory/ri-exchange/admin,/admin/{general,purchasing,accounts,users}/dashboard,/recommendations,/history,/settings(legacy)/ri-exchange(legacy)/inventory/not-a-route/constructor,/__proto__/admin/constructordocument.titlebecame"undefined"/toString,/valueOf,/hasOwnProperty/docs,/docs//reset-password,/archera-insurance,/purchases/{approve,cancel}/:idThe changes
internal/server/static.goresolves<dir>/index.htmlbefore the SPA fallback. The candidate re-runssymlinkSafeContainedIn: appending a constant filename keeps the path lexically inside the static dir, butos.Statfollows symlinks, so without the check/docs/would serve a file that a direct/docs/index.htmlrequest rejects.directoryIndexandspaIndexare extracted to holdresolveStaticFilePathat gocyclo 10, matching its pre-change value; the naive inline version measured 14 and would have reddened the-over 10pre-commit gate.docs.htmlgets an absolute stylesheet href so the page styles at both/docsand/docs/.frontend/src/navigation.tsgets an own-propertyisKnownKey()at all five lookup sites, and an exportedcanonicalTabPath()that now owns the URL for bothswitchTab'spushStateandapp.ts's initialreplaceState, so the two cannot drift again.skipDefaultLoadlets a caller reveal a tab without triggering its default fetch; the permission gate still applies.The source change is 129 insertions across 6 files. The remaining ~420 lines are tests.
Testing
frontend/tests-e2e/deeplink.spec.ts(new, 24 cases): real Chromium,page.goto(url)thenpage.reload(), asserting the highlighted nav item, the visible panel,document.title, the canonical path, and zero uncaught page errors. Covers every tab, both sub-tab families, the legacy redirects, an unknown path, and the prototype-chain segments. A client-side nav to these routes works, so a test that clicks the nav item would stay green while the bug is live: these navigate the browser directly, which is the only way to exercise the failing path.Pre-fix: 9 of 24 fail (
/inventory,/inventory/active-commitments,/inventory/coverage,/inventory/ri-exchange,/ri-exchange,/constructor,/__proto__,/admin/constructor, and the sub-section assertion). Post-fix: 24/24 pass.navigation.test.tsadds coverage forapplyTabFromPath, which had none, including the prototype-chain paths, pluscanonicalTabPathandskipDefaultLoad.static_test.goadds a table test pinning the SPA fallback for every route on both transports, so a future root-levelmuxregistration cannot silently shadow one, plus the/docsdirectory-index cases and a symlink-escape case. Each was verified failing against the pre-fix code.npm testnpx playwright testnpm run lint/npm run buildgo test ./...golangci-lint/gocyclo -over 10/gofmtReview note
An independent review of the diff caught a defect this PR's own fix introduced. Routing
viewPlanHistoryto the Purchases tab made a previously-unreachable render reachable, and_fourEyesModeis assigned only insideloadHistory(), whichskipDefaultLoadsuppresses. The approval queue would have rendered as though dual control were off, offering a creator an Approve button on their own pending purchase. The backend still 403s, so it was a UI misrepresentation rather than a bypass, but it is a money path and no test in the changeset would have caught it. Fixed by extractingrefreshFourEyesMode()and awaiting it on both render paths. The same review found thedirectoryIndexsymlink gap above.Also fixed at the source while here:
navigation.test.tssetisAdmin -> falseand never restored it, andjest.clearAllMocks()does not reset implementations, so every test declared after it had been running as a non-admin.Follow-up, not in this PR
init()wraps everything in onetry, so any failure beforeswitchTab()leaves the app on the unrouted markup with the URL untouched and a dead nav. R1 proves that state is reachable from a URL and fixes that route, but the fragility remains and is the most likely explanation for the original report. Changing how init failures surface to the user is a different concern and would widen this diff considerably. Worth its own ticket.Closes #1775
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