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Let the import privacy gate pass public technical forms without opening new leaks - #213
The import privacy gate refused public technical text that names no person or machine, so scheduled issue syncs stopped (#193). It now allows exactly these forms:
Documentation email domains (RFC 2606/6761): example.com, example.net, example.org and localhost, matched exactly, plus any domain under .example, .invalid, .test or .localhost. Look-alikes such as notexample.com, example.com2 or example.com.evil.io are still refused.
The git SSH transport account in ssh:// and scp-style clone URLs. Any other SSH local part is still refused.
procfs and sysfs interface paths: the bare root, self, numeric pids and <placeholder> pids.
GitHub-hosted runner workspaces (POSIX and Windows) and the hosted tool cache.
Placeholder home roots: example, $USER, ${USER}, %USERNAME%, <…> and {…}.
Concrete accounts, root and temp trees, any other drive, ./.. and percent-encoded escapes, and identity roots embedded in a permitted tail all stay refused.
Review fix (5bf20e2). Angle and curly brackets became path-continuation characters, so that placeholder segments are judged whole. That let a refused path ride behind a permitted prefix: a non-placeholder segment ending in a bracket, followed by a root-account, temp, second-drive or tilde-username path, passed the gate. The previous gate refused these. hidesHostPathBehindBracket now treats such a bracket as the start of a new path and judges the rest with every host-path rule.
Evidence
Corpus: 45 must-allow and 54 must-refuse rows. Each runs as plain text, as JSON-escaped TOON and through a full synthetic tracker diff.
Mutation proof (node scripts/prove-gate-public-forms.ts): 20/20 mutations flip exactly their recorded rows. Removing any single allowance refuses its rows; broadening any shape admits its refusal rows. The new remove-bracket-smuggle-check mutation flips the 4 smuggled-* rows.
Real issue text: a read-only scan of 8 fleet repos (68 issues, 82 comments) compared findings before and after. pm-review dropped from 3 current findings to 0. Original snippets in pm-context, pm-rust and pm-swarm dropped to 0. The two pm-ops findings that remain are intended refusals of root or temp paths.
release:check: 1,609/1,609 tests and exact 100% coverage across 29 modules. Gate tests 134/134; changelog check passes. The object-store privacy gate audited 8,025 objects with no findings.
The local coverage run used the same percentage heap override as #212. This PR's CI shows whether the checked-in 12 GiB cap holds on hosted runners (tracked in pm-github-vhi6).
Allow safe public technical forms through the import privacy gate while preserving strict protection against personal, host, and account-identifying data.
New Features:
Allow narrowly scoped public technical forms through the import privacy gate, including documentation-only email domains, git SSH transport URLs, procfs/sysfs interfaces, hosted runner paths, the hosted tool cache, and placeholder home roots.
Bug Fixes:
Prevent refused host paths from being hidden behind permitted prefixes or punctuation, including bracket, environment-placeholder, tilde, markup, and mixed-separator cases.
Preserve fail-closed handling for concrete identities, traversal and encoding escapes, embedded filesystem roots, numeric procfs processes, invalid runner shapes, and look-alike email domains.
Make host-path and email scanning linear-time and bounded against adversarial inputs.
Enhancements:
Add comprehensive corpus-based and mutation-based verification for every public allowance and refusal boundary.
Documentation:
Document the newly permitted public technical forms and their retained refusal boundaries.
Add detailed evidence covering corpus results, mutation proofs, fleet scans, and release verification.
Tests:
Add coverage for plain text, serialized tracker content, synthetic diffs, history changes, adversarial delimiter chains, long email inputs, Unicode path segments, and no-echo reporting.
Chores:
Update test fixtures and linked tracker metadata to distinguish reserved documentation addresses from personal addresses.
Summary by cubic
Fixes the import privacy gate refusing public technical text that names no person or machine, which stopped scheduled issue syncs (#193). The gate now allows narrowly scoped public forms — RFC 2606/6761 documentation email domains, the git SSH transport account, procfs/sysfs interface paths, GitHub-hosted runner workspaces, and placeholder home roots — while keeping concrete host data and personal email refusals intact.
Bug Fixes
Closes the hole where a refused path rode behind a permitted prefix ending in a delimiter: every non-name character now starts a new path judged by every host-path rule in one non-recursive pass, capped at 64 delimiter-started paths per match and failing closed beyond that. A property test confirms all 26 printable ASCII punctuation characters refuse; a fleet-wide comparison shows no added or lost host-path hits.
Judges env placeholders ($USER, ${USER}, %USERNAME%) in place so a closing brace or trailing percent no longer starts a second path, and gives the tilde rule the same boundary set so ], ), ; cannot publish a username.
Treats a bare closing tag naming one word (</var>, </root>, </data>, </tmp>) as markup, not a path start, so markup main allowed stays allowed; a closing tag that carries a path (</home/alice>) is still matched and refused.
Judges a Windows drive's colon as part of the path, not a delimiter, so a mixed-separator placeholder home (C:/Users/<user>\AppData) passes while a path smuggled behind a placeholder with mixed separators still refuses.
Extends embedded-identity refusals to tmp, private, Volumes, mnt, media, srv, and root, excluding a refused root that continues past /proc/self/root; only the bare procfs root entry after self is exempt, and nothing below it. Concrete numeric procfs pids are refused; /proc/ with a trailing slash stays allowed. The hosted runner's own tmp scratch inside its workspace stays allowed.
Rewrites the email-domain regex in linear time; the old pattern backtracked quadratically on long domains and stopped reporting empty labels (a fail-open gap). The rewrite accepts exactly the same language by fuzz comparison.
Judges path segment names by whole code points with combining marks as name characters, so a decomposed accent or astral letter no longer acts as a delimiter that hides a refused root path.
Compares Windows path tokens in their JSON-escaped form in the no-echo assertion, so a backslash path echoed into a gate report can actually fail the check.
Closes the noreply-identity follow-up by rewriting the pm-github#214 commits that used a mistyped noreply domain; their trees are unchanged.
Restores a numeric exit code in the proof main() test so its process.exitCode reset works under Bun and bun test exits 0.
A standalone host path with a doubled leading slash still evades matching on main; it is tracked as pm-github-8l0i rather than widened here.
Written for commit 9828fb8. Summary will update on new commits.
…path
Angle and curly brackets became path-continuation characters so whole
placeholder segments are judged in place. That also let a refused path
ride behind a permitted prefix: a non-placeholder segment ending in a
bracket followed by a root-account, temp, second-drive or tilde-username
path passed the gate, although the previous gate refused it.
hidesHostPathBehindBracket treats such a bracket as the start of a new
path and judges the rest with every host-path rule. Four smuggled-* rows
guard the refusal, two new must-allow rows keep markup-wrapped and
procfs-following placeholders allowed, and the remove-bracket-smuggle-check
mutation flips exactly the four refusal rows.
The tracker privacy gate now recognizes approved public technical forms, including reserved-domain email addresses, placeholder paths, and supported runner, system, and SSH paths.
Improved detection of concealed or malformed host paths and personal contact details; ambiguous or excessive path checks fail closed.
Documentation
Clarified which public technical forms are accepted and which paths and identities remain restricted.
Walkthrough
The tracker privacy gate now recognizes specified public technical paths and reserved-domain fixture emails while retaining refusals for disallowed or concealed paths. Shared corpora, mutation checks, regression tests, documentation, and project records describe and verify the behavior.
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Tracker privacy gate public forms
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Public-form classification gate.ts
The gate recognizes specified POSIX and Windows path forms and reserved-domain email addresses. It checks path escapes, embedded identity roots, and concealed paths after delimiters. Delimiter-started judgments fail closed above 64 per match.
Shared corpus and scanner regression tests test/gate-public-forms-corpus.ts, test/gate-public-forms.test.ts, test/daily-sync-*.test.ts, test/gate.test.ts, test/import-gate.test.ts, test/minimum-sdk-consumer.test.ts
The shared corpus lists allowed and refused forms. Tests check scanner and full-gate results, finding attribution, serialized-report tokens, and timing cases. Related fixtures and minimum-SDK setup are updated.
The proof script validates baseline corpus results, applies recorded source mutations, and compares changed row results with expectations. Tests cover failure cases, CLI output, and scratch cleanup.
Documentation and gate verification records README.md, CHANGELOG.md, docs/gate-public-forms-evidence.md, .agents/pm/history/*, .agents/pm/issues/*, .agents/pm/tasks/pm-github-vhi6.toon
Documentation describes accepted forms and retained refusals. Evidence and project records report scanner changes, measurements, tests, release checks, and unresolved memory-cap acceptance.
Commit identity follow-up
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Identity correction records .agents/pm/history/pm-github-8mkc.jsonl, .agents/pm/tasks/pm-github-8mkc.toon, CHANGELOG.md
The records describe rewritten commits, a lease force-push, identical trees, and the reported status of the old commit objects.
unbraind/pm-github#198 — Both PRs change email classification in gate.ts; this PR updates a fixture affected by the reserved-domain allowance.
unbraind/pm-github#215 — Both PRs relate to the reported coverage heap exhaustion; this PR records the issue, while PR #215 changes coverage heap settings.
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[#193] requires procfs handling only. The PR also adds changes that #193 does not name and that no other active linked issue requires: (a) reserved documentation email domains (example.com/.net/.org…
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The title states the main change: the import privacy gate now passes public technical forms while keeping new leaks closed. The changeset adds allowances for documentation email domains, the git SSH account, procfs/sysfs paths, hosted runner workspaces, and placeholder home roots, and it adds refusal and fail-closed checks. The title is concise, specific, and matches the primary change.
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The description is directly related to the changeset. It lists the newly permitted public forms, the review fix for bracket-smuggled paths, the corpus and mutation evidence, the release-check results, and the linked issue #193. It also names the files that carry the evidence, such as the evidence document and the pm items.
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[#193] is the only active directly linked issue. Its coding requirements are: (1) separate generic public procfs references from host-identifying paths; (2) keep refusing personal paths, concrete process/account details, and credentials; (3) cover the bare procfs root, trailing slash, generic PID placeholder, sensitive-path patterns, and mixed safe/unsafe content; (4) ensure a safe reference never suppresses another finding. Evidence at head 9828fb8: gate.ts allows /proc, /proc/, /proc/self root entry, and placeholder PID forms, and refuses numeric PIDs, concrete accounts, and sensitive roots below the allowed root entry. test/gate-public-forms-corpus.ts holds allow and refuse rows for these forms. test/gate-public-forms.test.ts runs them through plain, serialized, tracker-line, and full-gate scans, and checks that findings are attributed to the correct item, so a safe reference does not hide another finding. The mutation proof flips rows when allowances are removed or broadened. Residual gap: a standalone host path with a doubled leading slash still evades matching on main. The PR tracks it as pm-github-8l0i. It predates this PR and is not a #193 procfs requirement. Assessment relies on the PR description and file-level change summaries; no line-level code read was made for this verdict.
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[#193] requires procfs handling only. The PR also adds changes that #193 does not name and that no other active linked issue requires: (a) reserved documentation email domains (example.com/.net/.org, localhost, and .example/.invalid/.test/.localhost suffixes) in the personal-email scanner; (b) the git SSH transport account in ssh:// and scp-style URLs; (c) sysfs (/sys) interface paths; (d) hosted GitHub runner workspaces (POSIX and Windows) and /opt/hostedtoolcache; (e) placeholder home roots (example, $USER, ${USER}, %USERNAME%, <…>, {…}); (f) a linear-time rewrite of the email-domain regex; (g) tilde-boundary, Windows drive-colon, markup closing-tag, and Unicode path-segment changes, plus a 64-judgment delimiter cap, that support allowances (a) through (e) rather than procfs; (h) fixture changes replacing example.invalid/example.org with example.dev in personal-email tests; (i) SDK test environment change for PM_GITHUB_TEST_NETWORK_ATTEMPT_TIMEOUT_MS; (j) coverage heap and release-check evidence tied to #177/pm-github-vhi6; (k) a noreply identity history rewrite (pm-github-8mkc) and its tracker records. The PR text ties these to the same gate, but that is a broader objective than #193. No cited issue requires them. Tests, fixtures, documentation, and mutation rows for (a) through (e) therefore support unrequested allowances, not #193. Assessment relies on the PR description and file-level change summaries.
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Limit this PR to the #193 procfs requirement, or link an active issue that explicitly requires each additional objective. To limit scope: (1) remove the email-domain, SSH transport account, sysfs, runner workspace, tool-cache, and placeholder home-root allowances from gate.ts; (2) remove their corpus rows, mutation-proof entries, README, CHANGELOG, and evidence-document entries; (3) restore the original fixture domains in test/gate.test.ts, test/import-gate.test.ts, test/daily-sync-idempotency.test.ts, and test/daily-sync-privacy.test.ts if those fixtures depend only on the removed allowances; (4) remove the email-regex rewrite and the delimiter, tilde, markup, drive-colon, and Unicode changes unless the retained procfs allowance requires each one, and show that dependency in the PR; (5) remove the PM_GITHUB_TEST_NETWORK_ATTEMPT_TIMEOUT_MS test change and the coverage or heap evidence not tied to #193; (6) move the pm-github-8mkc history rewrite and its tracker records to a separate change. Then request reassessment at the new head.
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The PR changes the import privacy gate from blanket refusal of public technical text to narrowly confirmed allowlists for reserved fixture domains, git SSH transports, procfs/sysfs, hosted CI paths, and placeholder homes, with bracket-smuggling defenses, comprehensive corpus/mutation tests, and supporting documentation and fixture updates.
Sequence diagram for mutation-proof validation of public forms
sequenceDiagram
participant Proof as prove-gate-public-forms
participant Corpus as Public forms corpus
participant Gate as scanLineForRuleHits
participant Mutant as Disposable mutated gate
Proof->>Gate: scanLineForRuleHits(allow/refuse rows)
Gate-->>Proof: Validate baseline corpus
loop Each mutation
Proof->>Mutant: Apply source replacement
Proof->>Mutant: Import mutated scanner
Proof->>Corpus: Read expected row ids
Proof->>Mutant: scanLineForRuleHits(row.line)
Mutant-->>Proof: Flipped allow/refuse rows
Proof->>Proof: Compare exact expectations
end
Proof-->>Proof: Remove scratch directory
Proof-->>Proof: Return exitCode and proof output
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Flow diagram for public technical forms privacy gate
flowchart TD
Input["Imported tracker text"] --> Scan["scanLineForRuleHits"]
Scan --> Email["Reserved documentation domain"]
Scan --> SSH["git SSH transport"]
Scan --> Proc["procfs or sysfs interface"]
Scan --> Runner["Hosted runner or tool cache path"]
Scan --> Home["Placeholder home root"]
Email --> Confirm["Exact shape and boundary checks"]
SSH --> Confirm
Proc --> Confirm
Runner --> Confirm
Home --> Confirm
Confirm -->|"Allowed"| Public["No privacy finding"]
Confirm -->|"Refused"| Finding["Privacy finding with rule and hash"]
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Adds narrowly scoped allowlists for public, non-identifying technical forms while preserving fail-closed privacy scanning.
Allow reserved documentation email domains with exact whole-domain, case-insensitive matching.
Allow only the git account in SSH transport URLs, procfs/sysfs interface paths, hosted runner workspace shapes, hosted tool cache paths, and placeholder home roots.
Reject concrete identities, traversal and encoding escapes, alternate drives, embedded identity roots, and look-alike domains.
Use confirmation predicates and path-tail checks to validate complete matches rather than broadening regexes globally.
gate.ts README.md
Closes bracket-based path smuggling introduced by placeholder continuation handling.
Treat brackets as path continuation characters for complete placeholder segments.
Re-scan content after brackets in non-placeholder segments against all host-path rules.
Add regression coverage for root, temp, tilde-user, drive, and permitted-prefix smuggling cases.
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This supplies the hosted default-cap evidence the PR description and existing task explicitly leave open. It is not a privacy-rule assertion failure or a recurrence of #197/#199, and the successful local larger-heap profile does not certify these default-cap lanes. No duplicate expensive OOM run was made; the precise allocation root cause was not independently profiled. At the final status check the Bun/Node 22 lane had passed and npm/Node 22 was still running; no outcome is inferred for that pending lane.
Acceptance remains the existing owner's: make the full supported npm/Bun Node 22/26 gates finish repeatably within a measured supported resource budget while retaining complete authored-source and child-process evidence, meaningful semantic assertions, and exact 100/100/100/100 thresholds. Missing or incomplete coverage must still refuse. Simply raising the heap is not claimed as a validated bounded-memory fix. Please retain this evidence under #177 / pm-github-vhi6 rather than create a duplicate owner.
At 5bf20e2c1a34bdb50997f336cdbb2064b0fb18aa, the previously pending test (22) job completed at 2026-11-02 23:58:41 UTC with exit 1. Its Node suite passes 1,609/1,609, but the subsequent native Bun 1.3.14 suite fails main forwards a failed proof's stderr and status and skips imports:
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Exact test source uses the Node test-context mock API for both console methods. The test:bun command runs every test file natively and retains any file failure.
Classification: hosted fixture/runtime-compatibility failure corroborated by source, not an independent local Bun reproduction or demonstrated privacy-scanner defect. The successful Bun release-gate lane runs a different command and does not supersede this failed native-suite check.
Keep this under pm-github-01n8's unchanged-release-gates acceptance. The historical pm-github-9cjx already records portable-fixture repairs for this Bun mock limitation. Preserve the negative proof's stderr/status/no-import/no-stdout assertions with a portable fixture, restore process/console state on every path, then verify the focused file and complete native suite exit zero on supported runtimes. Do not skip the case or weaken coverage thresholds.
Dedup: all 213 issue/PR records, current PR discussion/review threads and 162 canonical PM records checked; no report of this new proof-file failure found.
…il roots refused
The bracket-smuggle confirm re-entered the host-path rules, so a line of
about 40 repeated procfs-style segments cost about 2^40 confirm calls and
long bracket runs made the loop quadratic with a fresh RegExp per bracket
and rule. The check is now one non-recursive pass that judges only
delimiters directly followed by a possible path start, using the
non-recursive public-path predicates and sticky rule patterns built once;
a corpus timing test keeps both adversarial inputs under 200 ms.
The delimiter set grows from brackets to colon and equals, so a label or
assignment prefix hiding a host path inside a permitted form is refused
the same way a bracket is. The embedded-identity list grows to tmp,
private, Volumes, mnt, media, srv and root - the last exempt only
directly after a procfs numeric or self pid, where procfs exposes the
real root entry - and the hosted runner's own tmp scratch directory
inside its workspace stays allowed. The two traced refusals are pinned as
must-refuse rows, every new check has its own mutation, and the evidence
doc records the comparison-scanner revision and which receipts predate
the bracket fix. The README evidence link is an absolute repository URL,
and the no-echo assertion checks the path-like token of every must-refuse
row instead of the whole corpus line.
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The two pm-github#214 commits with the mistyped noreply domain were
rewritten with the correct identity and force-pushed with lease. Their
trees are unchanged, and no published branch carries the wrong identity.
Each segment's end is now found with one forward scan, not two indexOf
calls over the whole remaining string. A delimiter is judged only when a
path start follows it, checked before any suffix is copied. At most 64
delimiter-started paths are judged per match, and a match needing more
fails closed.
Measured: a 4,000-path procfs chain took 13.4 s before the cap and 0.6 s
after. A 20,000-colon run stays under 50 ms.
The corpus gains a 65-path chain at the cap (allowed) and a 66-path
chain over it (refused). The mutation remove-delimiter-judgment-cap is
killed, and the proof passes 25/25. The README names refused tilde homes
as paths, says a bare ~name token is not matched, and drops a duplicated
runner bullet.
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CodeRabbit's review of 3c13975: the no-echo test serializes the gate report with JSON.stringify, which doubles every backslash. The raw-token check could therefore never see a Windows path echoed into the report, which left win-users-alice, dot-escape-win-back, embedded-drive-win, backslash-segment and smuggled-drive-after-win-placeholder unchecked.
Each token is now compared in its JSON-escaped form. A Windows self-check (win-users-alice) shows that the raw token is invisible in JSON and the escaped token is detected, so the assertion can fail for backslash paths too.
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The main() test sets process.exitCode to 1 through a synthetic failed
proof and then restores the previous value. That value is undefined when
nothing set it before. Node treats `process.exitCode = undefined` as a
reset, but Bun ignores the assignment and keeps the 1. Every Bun test in
the file passed, yet `bun test` exited 1, and the "Verify native Bun
extension behavior" step failed on both test legs.
Restore `previousCode ?? 0` instead. bun test on this file now exits 0
(it exited 1 before), and node --test still passes all four tests.
Refs pm-github-01n8.
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Complete the close event with the required structured results.
The close patch adds only close_reason. It does not add resolution, expected-result, or actual-result. Update the PM item through pm update so both the history event and task snapshot contain these fields. Do not edit .agents/pm/history/*.jsonl directly.
Based on learnings: close events created by pm-cli 2026.9.1 require these fields in addition to close_reason.
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- Around line 6-9: Update the receipt header’s mutation count to match the 34
mutations documented in the body and table; replace “30-mutation proof” with
“34-mutation proof” or remove the count.
Review comments at @gate.ts:
- Line 512: Update the scan in hidesHostPathBehindDelimiter to skip the drive
colon when matched begins with a Windows drive prefix, while retaining the
existing scan start for other paths; ensure mixed-separator public Windows paths
are not refused because the drive colon is treated as a delimiter.
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The delimiter scan in hidesHostPathBehindDelimiter judged every
character outside the segment-name class, including the colon of the
drive prefix that starts a Windows match. The text after that colon was
re-judged as a POSIX path, which splits only on forward slashes. A
mixed-separator public home such as C:/Users/<user> followed by a
backslash and AppData kept "<user>\AppData" as one segment, failed the
POSIX placeholder check and was refused, although the Windows predicate
had already accepted the whole path.
The scan now starts after a leading drive prefix. Every later delimiter
is still judged, so a path smuggled behind a placeholder with mixed
separators keeps refusing.
Evidence:
- Corpus: one must-allow row (placeholder-home-windows-mixed-separators)
and two must-refuse rows (win-users-alice-mixed and
smuggled-root-after-mixed-win-placeholder).
- The new judge-drive-colon mutation flips exactly the new allow row.
- Forward-slash Windows homes no longer depend on the POSIX placeholder
allowance, so remove-placeholder-home-posix flips 20 rows instead of
22, and remove-placeholder-home-windows flips 5. The proof passes
35/35.
- A one-million-case differential fuzz against the previous scan, biased
toward public prefixes, found 29,828 newly allowed lines. The old scan
already allowed each one in a single-separator spelling. No line was
unexplained and none was newly refused.
The evidence document no longer states a mutation count in its header.
Its counts (62 allow, 85 refuse, 35 mutations) and the mutation table
are regenerated, and the README says the separators may be mixed.
Refs pm-github-01n8.
Answer to the outside-diff note in CodeRabbit's c3ba86e review (.agents/pm/history/pm-github-8mkc.jsonl, "Complete the close event with the required structured results"):
No change. The close event was written by pm close, not by hand. This repository's .agents/pm/settings.json uses validation.metadata_profile: "core" with metadata_required_fields: [], so a close needs only close_reason, and pm accepted it. pm health reports no item findings for this tracker. The learning about resolution, expected_result and actual_result applies to trackers on a strict metadata profile, which this one is not.
Round 8 fixes for the two inline findings are in e55aeb1. They are the drive-colon delimiter and the stale count in the evidence header.
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- Line 624: Update the absolute-host-path pattern to exclude closing-tag roots
such as `</root>` and `</var>` while keeping the `<` lead-in and continuing to
refuse longer paths such as `</home/alice>`. Add must-allow cases for `see
<root>x</root>` and `<var>x</var>`, a must-refuse case for `</home/alice>`, and
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Every opening or closing bracket became a lead-in for the absolute-host-
path rule so that a path hidden behind a permitted form is still matched.
That also let the slash of a closing tag naming one word (</var>, </root>,
</data>, </tmp>) start a match, and a bare host root is refused. Markup
that main allowed, such as an HTML var element or an XML root element,
was refused.
A closing tag that names one word is markup, not a path:
- it never starts a POSIX match;
- the POSIX and Windows rule tails end before it, so the tag can never
pass as a path segment;
- a closing tag that carries a path (</home/alice>) is still matched.
Main missed that case.
A first design skipped such a tag inside a match instead. The tag then
counted as a path segment, so a short runner path wrapped in a root
element (<root>D:/a/x</root>) passed the runner-shape check. A fuzz found
2,019 such cases, and that design was dropped.
Evidence:
- A 600,000-case differential fuzz against e55aeb1 found 137,346 newly
allowed lines. Each was already allowed by e55aeb1 once its bare
closing tags were replaced by spaces, and no line gained a refusal.
- Read-only comparison over every fleet tracker (34 trackers, 15,206
files, 268,892 path-bearing lines): no hit added or lost.
- The tempered tails stay linear: adversarial inputs of 90,000 to
180,000 characters scan in under 100 ms.
- Corpus: four must-allow rows (bare closing tags, markup elements, a
placeholder home and a runner path wrapped in a tag) and five
must-refuse rows (a closing tag carrying a concrete home, a root key
path inside a tag, a temp path after a tag, and short POSIX and
Windows runner paths wrapped in a tag).
- New mutations match-bare-closing-tags, closing-tag-inside-posix-path
and closing-tag-inside-windows-path each flip exactly their rows. The
proof passes 38/38.
The README lists the markup rule, and the evidence document records the
round with regenerated counts (66 allow, 90 refuse, 38 mutations) and
the regenerated table.
Found while reviewing: a standalone host path with a doubled leading
slash is not matched at all, also on main. It is filed as pm-github-8l0i
rather than widening this change.
Refs pm-github-01n8, pm-github-8l0i.
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Summary
The import privacy gate refused public technical text that names no person or machine, so scheduled issue syncs stopped (#193). It now allows exactly these forms:
example.com,example.net,example.organdlocalhost, matched exactly, plus any domain under.example,.invalid,.testor.localhost. Look-alikes such asnotexample.com,example.com2orexample.com.evil.ioare still refused.ssh://and scp-style clone URLs. Any other SSH local part is still refused.self, numeric pids and<placeholder>pids.example,$USER,${USER},%USERNAME%,<…>and{…}.Concrete accounts, root and temp trees, any other drive,
./..and percent-encoded escapes, and identity roots embedded in a permitted tail all stay refused.Review fix (5bf20e2). Angle and curly brackets became path-continuation characters, so that placeholder segments are judged whole. That let a refused path ride behind a permitted prefix: a non-placeholder segment ending in a bracket, followed by a root-account, temp, second-drive or tilde-username path, passed the gate. The previous gate refused these.
hidesHostPathBehindBracketnow treats such a bracket as the start of a new path and judges the rest with every host-path rule.Evidence
node scripts/prove-gate-public-forms.ts): 20/20 mutations flip exactly their recorded rows. Removing any single allowance refuses its rows; broadening any shape admits its refusal rows. The newremove-bracket-smuggle-checkmutation flips the 4smuggled-*rows.release:check: 1,609/1,609 tests and exact 100% coverage across 29 modules. Gate tests 134/134; changelog check passes. The object-store privacy gate audited 8,025 objects with no findings.Full table and rule hashes: docs/gate-public-forms-evidence.md
The local coverage run used the same percentage heap override as #212. This PR's CI shows whether the checked-in 12 GiB cap holds on hosted runners (tracked in pm-github-vhi6).
pm items
Closes #193
Summary by Sourcery
Allow safe public technical forms through the import privacy gate while preserving strict protection against personal, host, and account-identifying data.
New Features:
Bug Fixes:
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Summary by cubic
Fixes the import privacy gate refusing public technical text that names no person or machine, which stopped scheduled issue syncs (#193). The gate now allows narrowly scoped public forms — RFC 2606/6761 documentation email domains, the git SSH transport account, procfs/sysfs interface paths, GitHub-hosted runner workspaces, and placeholder home roots — while keeping concrete host data and personal email refusals intact.
Bug Fixes
$USER,${USER},%USERNAME%) in place so a closing brace or trailing percent no longer starts a second path, and gives the tilde rule the same boundary set so],),;cannot publish a username.</var>,</root>,</data>,</tmp>) as markup, not a path start, so markup main allowed stays allowed; a closing tag that carries a path (</home/alice>) is still matched and refused.C:/Users/<user>\AppData) passes while a path smuggled behind a placeholder with mixed separators still refuses./proc/self/root; only the bare procfs root entry afterselfis exempt, and nothing below it. Concrete numeric procfs pids are refused;/proc/with a trailing slash stays allowed. The hosted runner's own tmp scratch inside its workspace stays allowed.main()test so its process.exitCode reset works under Bun andbun testexits 0.Written for commit 9828fb8. Summary will update on new commits.