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fix(diagnostics): cut passwords with spaces and say when a message drops a query - #1732
Follow-up to #1501 (fix for #1475). Three gaps left in diagnostics redaction:
An unknown URL with a password that holds a space (see https://alice:pass word@host/x failed) kept the words after the space ([address omitted] word@host/x failed), and https://alice:12 word@host/x kept https://alice:12 verbatim. A bare scheme://x:y token followed on its line by a word with an @ is now cut with the rest of the text, saying [address and the rest omitted]; saved run messages and notebook output use the same cut (also for text too long to scan). When y could be a port (1–5 digits) only the next word counts, so https://host:8080 failed, contact admin@example.org keeps its reason; https://host:8080 user@example.org is cut, since a port and a short password look alike. A path (https://host:8080/x user@example.org) ends the ambiguity. Passwords with more spaces than the four-word window, or with a / or an @ in them, are not found this way (stated in docs/privacy.md).
Messages that dropped a secret query without saying so (ftp://h/a?token=x shown as ftp://h/a: reason). The shapefile-parts notice and the window error in layer.rs, the plugin-fetch expiry and not-started notices, and the tile-set fallback notices in service.rs now name the address with sources::address_in_message, which says [query omitted]; a notice's own redaction already said that for a public query (?LAYER=a), so those read as before. Saved sources, project addresses, copied code and JSON answer fields keep using sources::redact: a marker never goes into saved or replayable data.
Scheme-less text with a secret query (data.tif?token=abc def) kept def in copied history errors and in the project log. A secret pair in the query or fragment of a word of scheme-less text now cuts the rest, saying [query and the rest omitted] (replay parameters already carry that marker for URLs). This applies to copied history errors and the project log's saved parameters and errors; Copy as code keeps opaque text parameters and says so, and notices and notebook output cut only scheme:// addresses. In a word with a ? a pair is judged by its name after the last ?, & or # (without a ?, a pair is secret by its whole name, such as password#1, or by the part after its last & or #, such as data.tif#pwd), so a word alone (data.tif?pwd=hunter2, data.tif#pwd=hunter2, a key-shaped ?sig=) has its secret value emptied, and a credential word in a folder name is no secret query. A key, sig or sas counts only when its value reads as a key. libpq-style pairs (password=abc dbname=g) are unchanged.
An unknown non-secret query key in prose (?custom=hidden unescaped hidden) still keeps the words after its first space; that is the documented rule, now stated more clearly in docs/privacy.md.
Testing
RUST_TEST_THREADS=1 cargo xtask ci (fmt, clippy -D warnings, tests, layers): passes on this head.
PATH=/opt/homebrew/opt/llvm/bin:$PATH cargo build --target wasm32-unknown-unknown -p rustgis-web: passes on this head.
New tests, each in both directions (lossy input gives the marker, clean input none): diagnostics::tests::unknown_address_passwords_with_spaces_are_cut_through_their_at_sign, addresses_without_an_open_password_keep_the_words_after_them, the oversized-text case in known_path_secrets_and_long_prefixes_do_not_keep_continuations, cmd::history::tests::a_secret_query_in_a_schemeless_address_cuts_the_rest, a_secret_in_the_query_of_one_word_is_emptied_by_its_own_name and text_parameters_of_the_project_log_get_the_schemeless_cut and a_schemeless_secret_beside_an_address_is_cut_by_the_field_rule, and added assertions in shapefile_by_its_shp_address, a_windows_bands_are_started_within_its_wait, the plugin-fetch notice tests (including a public query, which reads [query omitted] as before) and advertised_template_fallbacks_are_said.
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No visible UI change.
Related issue
Follow-up to #1501 (fix for #1475); closes nothing.
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Privacy
Secret query or fragment values are omitted from copied history and saved project-log parameters and errors, including in text without a URL scheme. In some cases, the remaining text is also omitted; notices and notebook output preserve scheme-less text.
Diagnostic output omits addresses and following text when password information may be ambiguous, including certain whitespace-separated URL credentials.
Error and notice messages can identify addresses while marking query contents as omitted.
Documentation
Updated privacy guidance to clarify redaction behavior across text sources and address formats.
The changes extend redaction for whitespace-split passwords and secret query or fragment pairs in history text. Selected notices use address-aware formatting to omit query contents when present. Tests and privacy documentation cover the updated behavior.
The address scanner detects possible passwords that continue across whitespace. It omits the address and remaining text when a password may continue, while retaining text in the tested non-ambiguous cases.
History redaction cuts off a word’s query or fragment and following text when it contains a recognized secret pair. Secret-pair checks are shared with existing history handling.
Address-aware notices and documented rules crates/engine/src/cmd/layer.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/plugin_fetch.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/service.rs, crates/engine/src/tests.rs, docs/privacy.md
Selected notices use address_in_message. Tests check that query contents are omitted and that addresses without queries remain unmarked. The privacy documentation describes the redaction rules.
opengeos/RustGIS#794 — Adds secret-name aliases that affect when the new schemeless query cutoff applies.
opengeos/RustGIS#1501 — Adds address-aware diagnostic helpers and history redaction that this change extends.
opengeos/RustGIS#1521 — Centralizes credential-name classification used by the new query detection and pair redaction.
Suggested reviewers:jgregoriorincon
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Redaction of saved history and project-log text still has gaps. A password in a fragment after a query, a fragment value containing a comma, or a percent-encoded pair name can remain in text users may share. Close these gaps, or narrow the documented guarantees, before merging.
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A rabbit checks each query string, And hides the secrets it may bring. Split passwords vanish from the view, While clean addresses still shine through. The history keeps its safe refrain, And leaves no hidden key to gain.
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Behaviour change: public query parameters now disappear from these notices, and the marker overstates what happened. (Confidence: medium, traced by reading, not run.)
This site used sources::redact, which keeps non-secret query parameters (redact_query removes only secret ones). It now uses sources::address_in_message, which drops every query, so https://x.org/wms?LAYER=a is shown as https://x.org/wms[query omitted]. Nothing secret was removed in that case, yet the marker implies a redaction. When two downloads differ only by a public parameter, the multi-address notice (many branch, line 436) shows two identical-looking addresses.
Suggestion: keep the [query omitted] marker only when a secret query was actually taken out (sources::redact output differs from the input in its query), or add a test with a public query (?LAYER=a). The new tests only cover secret and absent queries, so this case is not exercised. The same pattern applies to the layer.rs, service.rs and plugin_fetch.rs call sites in this PR.
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I checked this before changing anything. A notice goes through Session::redacted, which drops every query and says [query omitted], so a public query (?LAYER=a) already read as https://x.org/wms[query omitted] before this PR. Only secret queries changed: sources::redact removed them silently, and now the marker says so. Pinned in 38078eb, which asserts the old and new notice text are identical for a public query. No code change. (reviewed at 24c42d8)
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Residual credential leak: an @ inside the password defeats the new cut. (Confidence: medium, traced by reading, not run. Pre-existing in its effect, but in the class this PR claims to close.)
password_runs_on returns false when the address contains @. For https://alice:pa@ss word@host/x failed, the token is https://alice:pa@ss. ambiguous_userinfo is false (no / before the @), so the cut is skipped. The token then parses as user alice, host ss, and is emitted as https://ss/. The scan continues with word@host/x failed. The output keeps word (part of the password) and ss, plus word@host/x.
Suggestion: split the rest on the last @ before the next whitespace (or allow @ in pass and check the word after the final @), and add a regression test with https://alice:pa@ss word@host/x in both redact and redact_parameter. Or state the limit in docs/privacy.md next to the / case.
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Out of scope for this PR. https://alice:pa@ss word@host can't be told apart from a credentialed address followed by prose with an email, and main behaves the same. The limit is now stated in docs/privacy.md in 24c42d8. (reviewed at 24c42d8)
None confirmed. The new cut logic, the schemeless query cut, and the secret_pair refactor read as behaviour-preserving, and the test cases I traced by hand are consistent with the code. I could not run the tests (no shell), so this rests on reading. (Confidence: medium.)
Security
diagnostics.rs:623: an @ inside the password defeats the new cut. https://alice:pa@ss word@host/x is parsed as user alice, host ss and emitted as https://ss/, and word@host/x survives. The cause predates this PR, but the PR targets this class of leak. (Confidence: medium, traced by reading.) Inline comment posted.
Documented trade-off, not raised inline: a digit-only password with a space (https://alice:12 pass word@host) is not cut, because a port is assumed when y is numeric. The PR documents this in docs/privacy.md. (Confidence: high that it leaks as described.)
Performance
None found. password_runs_on is bounded to 4 words and is linear in may_hold_secret.
Quality
plugin_fetch.rs:434: the sites that moved from sources::redact to sources::address_in_message now drop public query parameters (?LAYER=a) and print [query omitted], which implies a redaction that did not happen. Multi-address notices can become indistinguishable. No test covers a public query. Inline comment posted. (Confidence: medium.) The same pattern applies to the layer.rs and service.rs call sites.
Minor: schemeless_query_cut also matches #token=… in code comments. Replayed snippets like x = 1 # token=5 … will be cut. The marker says so, so this is an over-cut, not a silent loss. (Confidence: medium.)
AGENTS.md
Never crash: no unwrap, expect or panic in the new code. Indexing uses get(). Pass.
Never silent: the new notices and markers follow the rule. The public-query marker above is a question of accuracy, not silence.
Tests both ways: most new cases are covered in both directions. The public-query gap is noted above.
Translatable text: the new notice strings are not wrapped in tl!. I did not check whether these are user-visible or only diagnostic text, so this is not raised.
Prior concerns
No prior review threads existed, so nothing was left out as already raised.
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Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 7cc9bb6 to PR head 59e4dd8).
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crates/engine/src/cmd/history.rs-207-220: 1
207-220: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
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schemeless_query_cut can cut ordinary prose and misses a secret in the first word's tail.
The function scans each whitespace-separated word for ? or #. It finds the first ?/# in the word and then splits the rest on &, ;, # and ?. Two cases need checking.
A secret pair in a query can follow a quoted or bracketed prefix. Example: "data.tif?token=abc" def. The cut keeps "data.tif and omits the rest. This is safe. But the quote is left open in the output. This is only cosmetic.
The test for a fragment (a.tif#token=abc def) works. A word such as #token=1 in prose, like an issue reference (see #token=1 now), is cut as well. secret_pair("token","1") is true. The result loses the rest of an innocent message. This is a fail-safe over-redaction. The comment on the function does not state it.
Add a test or a comment for this over-redaction so the behavior is explicit. Over-redaction in project_log.rs error and review output is acceptable for safety. It still hides text that is useful for debugging.
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Review comments at @docs/privacy.md:
- Around line 30-32: Update the privacy documentation to clarify that
scheme-less query redaction applies to copied history errors, not saved run
messages or successful notebook output handled by generated_text; warn users
these saved outputs can retain credentials and should be checked before sharing.
- Around line 31-32: Update the privacy documentation near the scheme-less query
examples to explain that key, sig, and sas trigger cutoff only when the first
value word looks like a key, and that short values may remain in the text.
Include a brief example and advise reviewing the text before sharing.
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schemeless_query_cut over-cuts a word like #token=1 in prose and can leave a quote open (CodeRabbit, history.rs 207-220; a similar note from claude-review): the cut is fail-safe and the marker says it. Left for the release quality pass. (reviewed at 24c42d8)
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Low: a secret-query word cuts every later line, not just its own. (Confidence: medium, traced by reading, not run.)
split_inclusive(char::is_whitespace) treats \n as a word break, so data.tif?token=abc followed by a newline makes the cut run through all later lines of the copied error, the saved project-log error, or the replay parameter. The password rule in password_runs_on deliberately stops at the newline ("The cut is on one line"), so the two rules disagree.
The argument for cutting past a space (the value may continue) doesn't carry over to a newline, which a URL query can't hold and which this file already treats as a message boundary. If you agree, stop the scan at \n and keep the lines after it, for example by cutting only the rest of the line and keeping &t[line_end..]. Add a test that "a.tif?token=abc\nnext line" keeps next line. If the whole-text cut is intended, a sentence in docs/privacy.md saying so would settle it.
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Kept as is. A secret query already cuts the rest of the text for scheme:// URLs, newlines included (checked: https://x/a?token=abc\nnext line becomes https://x/a[query and the rest omitted]), and a value can run on past what we can see. The scheme-less cut now matches that rule, and over-cutting is marked and fail-safe, so changing it is left for the release quality pass. (reviewed at 48dae37)
No blocking bugs found. The scanner bounds, the password_runs_on tail checks, and the may_hold_secret pointer arithmetic all hold up on reading. The new history.rs path is consistent with its docs, and mixed text with a :// address is still cut by the scanner's field rule.
Low: schemeless_query_cut cuts across newlines, so a secret-query word can drop every later line of a copied error. The password rule stops at the newline, so the two rules disagree. Posted inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/history.rs:209. Confidence: medium.
Security
No new exposure found. The new notice sites go through address_in_message, which adds [query omitted] where a secret query was dropped. Saved sources and projects still use redact, as the PR states.
Known and documented limits, not raised again: a password containing an @ or /, or with more than four spaced words, is not found. Scheme-less text is cut only in copied history, replay parameters and the project log's saved errors. Notices and notebook output keep scheme-less text as written.
Performance
No concerns. password_runs_on scans at most four words per :// token, and may_hold_secret stays linear.
Quality
Nit: in password_runs_on (crates/data/src/diagnostics.rs:632), let mut rest = tail; shadows the earlier rest, which makes the loop harder to read. Rename one of them.
Nit: the pointer arithmetic in may_hold_secret (diagnostics.rs:653) would read more clearly as an index-based scan.
Nit: may_hold_secret treats quote-ended tokens as ambiguous, while redact_scan leaves them to other rules. The result is conservative and only affects long text, so it is left as is.
Grouped for the release quality pass: the two nits above.
AGENTS.md
Compliant on the points I checked. There are no new unwrap, expect, panic or unsafe in non-test code. Each lossy path has a notice or marker, and the tests check both the lossy and clean inputs. The docs are updated, and the wasm and layer gates are not affected by these files. I did not run cargo xtask ci, since I have no shell here.
Already raised, left alone (4 earlier threads)
plugin_fetch.rs public-query marker: answered by the author with evidence (Session::redacted already dropped every query and said so).
@ inside a password: answered as out of scope, and the limit is now documented.
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- Line 31: Update the scheme-less sanitization claim in the privacy
documentation to exclude replay parameters, which use role-based sanitization
and may retain sensitive text in copied code. Keep the warning to review copied
code before sharing it and retain the other documented scheme-less cutoff cases.
- Around line 32-33: Update the privacy documentation around the scheme-less
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remain unchanged in session-log entries; do not imply that every query
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I found no new bugs, security problems, or performance problems, so I posted no inline comments. This is a read-only review: I did not run the test suite or the cargo xtask ci gates, so the test expectations below are checked by reading, not by execution.
Bugs. None confirmed. I traced password_runs_on, may_hold_secret, redact_scan, schemeless_query_cut, secret_pairs_emptied and the address_in_message call sites, and each new test expectation matches the code as written. One scheme-less case I suspected, a secret query in text that also contains ://, does not leak, because the scanner's separator includes ? and =, so token= mid-text is a field that cuts the rest. Low confidence (about 30%): a bare, unbracketed host such as https://fe80::1 word@x is treated as a password and cut. Such an address is not a valid URL, so this is an over-cut that is marked, not a leak.
Security. None. Every new cut adds an omission marker ([address and the rest omitted] or [query and the rest omitted]), and the notice paths name the address with address_in_message. Confidence high.
Performance. None. The new password check looks at a bounded window of at most four words per address, inside an existing linear scan. Confidence high.
Quality (not posted inline; per AGENTS.md these can wait for the release quality pass):
diagnostics.rs around lines 652–653 recovers a word's offset with pointer arithmetic. Passing indices from the word split would read more clearly.
docs/privacy.md lines 539–565 are one dense paragraph of about 27 lines. Splitting it into a list of the cut rules would make it easier to scan.
AGENTS.md. I checked the changed code against the rules. There is no unwrap, expect, or direct indexing in new non-test code. Each cut has tests in both directions, and the new notices go through Session::notify. The change adds no background work, so the cancellation lists do not need updating. Nothing to flag.
Earlier review threads. I left seven alone: five open and two resolved. The author's answers hold on my reading. The public-query marker is pinned by the test at plugin_fetch.rs lines 1380–1385, which asserts the old and new text match for ?LAYER=a. The newline-cut behaviour matches redact_scan, which breaks at [query and the rest omitted] without a newline check. The @-in-password limit is stated in the new docs/privacy.md text. The single-word and short-key doc points are now described in the doc.
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Major · Recognize encoded query-pair names. · history.rs:272
crates/engine/src/cmd/history.rs:272 Major · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Recognize encoded query-pair names.
For /data/tokens/a.tif?x=1&%70wd=hunter2, starts_pair rejects %. The first = makes secret_pairs_emptied inspect only x, so the password can remain in copied history. The credential policy decodes %70wd to pwd. Accept encoded names when splitting pairs and add a regression test.
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Review comment at @crates/engine/src/cmd/history.rs at line 272:
Update the pair-name scan around `let n = s.find(...)` so percent-encoded names
such as `%70wd` are accepted and decoded before applying the credential policy;
ensure `secret_pairs_emptied` examines each query pair so credentials after
earlier pairs are redacted. Add a regression test for the encoded-name example.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/history.rs:
- Line 328: Update the field-name handling around the `k.rsplit` expression to
preserve credential detection against the full name for non-address fields,
including names such as `password#1`; only interpret delimiters as query-name
separators when the field is actually part of a query, without treating path
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/history.rs:
- Line 272: Update the pair-name scan around `let n = s.find(...)` so
percent-encoded names such as `%70wd` are accepted and decoded before applying
the credential policy; ensure `secret_pairs_emptied` examines each query pair so
credentials after earlier pairs are redacted. Add a regression test for the
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Percent-encoded query names in a scheme-less word (/data/tokens/a.tif?x=1&%70wd=hunter2, CodeRabbit history.rs 272): this is existing behaviour (starts_pair rejects %), the same on main for a path without a credential word, so it is a follow-up candidate, not part of this PR. (reviewed at a153f4e)
The pointer-offset recovery in may_hold_secret and the dense privacy paragraph (claude-review): left for the release quality pass.
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Bug: a scheme-less secret query is not cut when the same text also holds a :// address. (Confidence: medium, traced by reading, not run.)
The t.contains("://") branch sends the whole text to diagnostics::redact, and schemeless_query_cut is only reached in the final else. So see https://example.org/ok and data.tif?token=abc def goes to redact, which knows nothing of data.tif?token=… as a scheme-less word. query_pairs_emptied then empties abc, and def stays in copied history errors and the project log. The same gap is in redacted_parameter (line 167: structured || t.contains("://")). That contradicts docs/privacy.md, which says a secret query in scheme-less text "goes with the rest of the text".
Suggested fix for this branch: cut the scheme-less word first, then redact. URLs before the cut are still redacted by redact, and the cut marker is kept.
The same change in redacted_parameter needs the structured case kept on the redact_parameter(t) path, so it is not a one-line edit there. Please add a test for "see https://example.org/ok and data.tif?token=abc def" in both redacted_text and redacted_parameter, asserting that def is gone and the marker is present, and that clean mixed text ("see https://example.org/ok and data.tif?v=2 def") is unchanged.
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Not reproduced: redact's field rule handles it. In a text that also holds a :// address, data.tif?token=abc def becomes …data.tif?[REDACTED] and def is dropped; the same for ?pwd=, a key-shaped ?sig=, ;token= and #token=, and data.tif?v=2 def is unchanged. The engine functions only empty values after redact, so nothing comes back. Pinned in 9333137 (a_schemeless_secret_beside_an_address_is_cut_by_the_field_rule). No code change. (reviewed at 8abef92)
Scheme-less secret query leaks its tail when the same text has a :// address.redacted_text (history.rs:182) and redacted_parameter (history.rs:167) send any text containing :// to the scheme-aware redactor, which skips schemeless_query_cut. For see https://example.org/ok and data.tif?token=abc def, def survives in copied errors and the project log. This contradicts the new doc. Posted inline on history.rs:183 with a suggestion. Confidence: medium (traced by reading, not run).
Port-like passwords are checked against one word only.https://alice:12 pass word@host/x keeps 12, pass and word@host/x. This is a documented trade-off (a port and a short password look alike), so it is a limit to confirm, not a regression. Confidence: low.
Security
No new issues beyond the bug above. The diff has no unwrap/expect in non-test code, no unsafe, and the new scanning is bounded per word. The password_runs_on loop stops after 1 or 4 words, and may_hold_secret adds only O(1) slicing per :// word.
Performance
No concerns. schemeless_query_cut is one linear pass over the text.
Quality
The password_runs_on doc says "a word with an @ before a slash". The code only checks the part before @. Wording nit.
The test text_parameters_of_the_project_log_get_the_schemeless_cut calls history::redacted, which is shared. Naming nit.
Both are left for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
Complies with the rules that apply: no panics in non-test code, every new cut is marked and tested in both directions, notices go through Session::notify. The layer.rs, service.rs and plugin_fetch.rs call sites use address_in_message, which Session::notify redacts again, so the notice text matches the documented behaviour.
Earlier review threads
8 earlier threads were left alone: the public-query marker (answered with evidence), the alice:pa@ss case (answered as out of scope), the newline cut (answered), and the four doc, password#1 and single-word items (fixed or resolved). None of the new findings repeat them.
Change size
Compared with main (merge base 7cc9bb6 to PR head a153f4e).
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Major · Inspect secret pairs after a fragment boundary. · history.rs:254
crates/engine/src/cmd/history.rs:254 Major · Security & Privacy · Heavy lift
Inspect secret pairs after a fragment boundary.
For data.tif?x=1#pwd=hunter2, the single-word path classifies x and can leave hunter2 in copied history errors and project-log parameters or errors. Recognize the fragment pair while preserving secret field names and values that contain #.
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Review comment at @crates/engine/src/cmd/history.rs at line 254:
Update the pair detection around starts_pair to recognize secret key/value pairs beginning after a fragment boundary, so a value such as hunter2 in data.tif?x=1#pwd=hunter2 is redacted from copied history errors and project-log parameters or errors. Preserve secret field names and values containing # rather than treating every # as a delimiter.
Major · Remove the complete fragment value when it contains a comma. · history.rs:356
crates/engine/src/cmd/history.rs:356 Major · Security & Privacy · Heavy lift
Remove the complete fragment value when it contains a comma.
For data.tif#pwd=first,second, the single-word path leaves second in project-log parameters. Use address query or fragment boundaries for address values, while preserving comma separators for ordinary fields.
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Review comment at @crates/engine/src/cmd/history.rs at line 356:
Update the logic that computes rest from tail so address query or fragment values containing commas are consumed in full, preventing suffixes such as second from leaking into project-log parameters. Preserve comma separators for ordinary fields.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/history.rs:
- Line 254: Update the pair detection around starts_pair to recognize secret
key/value pairs beginning after a fragment boundary, so a value such as hunter2
in data.tif?x=1#pwd=hunter2 is redacted from copied history errors and
project-log parameters or errors. Preserve secret field names and values
containing # rather than treating every # as a delimiter.
- Line 356: Update the logic that computes rest from tail so address query or
fragment values containing commas are consumed in full, preventing suffixes such
as second from leaking into project-log parameters. Preserve comma separators
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Doc is inaccurate for notices. (Confidence: medium-high, traced by reading, not run.)
"Notices and notebook output cut only scheme:// addresses and keep scheme-less text as written" does not match the code. Redacted::new calls diagnostics::redact on any text, and redact_scan splits atoms on ? and =. For failed reading data.tif?token=abc def the atom token is followed by = with a non-empty value, so the credential field rule fires. The notice reads failed reading data.tif?[REDACTED], and the words after the value are dropped, with no [query and the rest omitted] marker. This is the same behaviour the thread reply on history.rs:183 describes for text that also holds an address.
Suggested wording: say that notices and notebook output apply the field rule to scheme-less text, which shows [REDACTED] and drops the rest of the text. Only the copied-history and project-log cut uses the [query and the rest omitted] marker.
None confirmed. The new cut logic (password_runs_on, schemeless_query_cut, the # and ? pair judging) and its call sites use bounded get() accesses, and the redact_scan and may_hold_secret checks agree (a cut in redact_scan requires address == word, so the prefilter can't miss one).
Security
Low (confidence: low): the port-like password window only looks at the next word, so https://alice:12 ab cd@host failed keeps ab cd@host. This is documented as a trade-off in docs/privacy.md, so I didn't raise it inline. Consider stating the residual in the same paragraph.
Performance
None. The new scans are linear, with at most four word scans per :// token.
Quality
Nit, grouped (confidence: high):secret_pairs_emptied judges a # word by its whole name when there is no ?, so /data/tokens/a.tif#v=2 failed becomes /data/tokens/a.tif#v= failed. The ? form is exempt from folder names, the # form is not, and only the ? form is tested. The behaviour matches the code comment, so this is a test-coverage and wording gap, not a bug.
Nit, grouped (confidence: high): a scheme-less # fragment cut is marked [query and the rest omitted], though the doc says the marker covers the fragment too. Either accept the shared marker or add a fragment marker.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. No unwrap, expect or indexing in non-test code, and both directions are tested. Notices use Session::notify paths and the [query omitted] markers.
Doc accuracy
Medium-high (confidence: medium-high, traced):docs/privacy.md says notices keep scheme-less text as written. In fact redact applies the field rule to plain text, so data.tif?token=abc def becomes data.tif?[REDACTED] with the rest dropped. Inline comment posted on docs/privacy.md:37.
Already raised
I left 11 earlier threads alone (the public-query marker, @ in a password, the newline cut, the redacted_text double-cut, the docs/privacy.md replay and fragment wording, and the password#1 split), because they were answered or addressed in later commits.
Change size
Compared with main (merge base 7cc9bb6 to PR head 8abef92).
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Summary
Follow-up to #1501 (fix for #1475). Three gaps left in diagnostics redaction:
see https://alice:pass word@host/x failed) kept the words after the space ([address omitted] word@host/x failed), andhttps://alice:12 word@host/xkepthttps://alice:12verbatim. A barescheme://x:ytoken followed on its line by a word with an@is now cut with the rest of the text, saying[address and the rest omitted]; saved run messages and notebook output use the same cut (also for text too long to scan). Whenycould be a port (1–5 digits) only the next word counts, sohttps://host:8080 failed, contact admin@example.orgkeeps its reason;https://host:8080 user@example.orgis cut, since a port and a short password look alike. A path (https://host:8080/x user@example.org) ends the ambiguity. Passwords with more spaces than the four-word window, or with a/or an@in them, are not found this way (stated indocs/privacy.md).ftp://h/a?token=xshown asftp://h/a: reason). The shapefile-parts notice and thewindowerror inlayer.rs, the plugin-fetch expiry and not-started notices, and the tile-set fallback notices inservice.rsnow name the address withsources::address_in_message, which says[query omitted]; a notice's own redaction already said that for a public query (?LAYER=a), so those read as before. Saved sources, project addresses, copied code and JSON answer fields keep usingsources::redact: a marker never goes into saved or replayable data.data.tif?token=abc def) keptdefin copied history errors and in the project log. A secret pair in the query or fragment of a word of scheme-less text now cuts the rest, saying[query and the rest omitted](replay parameters already carry that marker for URLs). This applies to copied history errors and the project log's saved parameters and errors; Copy as code keeps opaque text parameters and says so, and notices and notebook output cut onlyscheme://addresses. In a word with a?a pair is judged by its name after the last?,&or#(without a?, a pair is secret by its whole name, such aspassword#1, or by the part after its last&or#, such asdata.tif#pwd), so a word alone (data.tif?pwd=hunter2,data.tif#pwd=hunter2, a key-shaped?sig=) has its secret value emptied, and a credential word in a folder name is no secret query. Akey,sigorsascounts only when its value reads as a key. libpq-style pairs (password=abc dbname=g) are unchanged.An unknown non-secret query key in prose (
?custom=hidden unescaped hidden) still keeps the words after its first space; that is the documented rule, now stated more clearly indocs/privacy.md.Testing
RUST_TEST_THREADS=1 cargo xtask ci(fmt, clippy -D warnings, tests, layers): passes on this head.PATH=/opt/homebrew/opt/llvm/bin:$PATH cargo build --target wasm32-unknown-unknown -p rustgis-web: passes on this head.diagnostics::tests::unknown_address_passwords_with_spaces_are_cut_through_their_at_sign,addresses_without_an_open_password_keep_the_words_after_them, the oversized-text case inknown_path_secrets_and_long_prefixes_do_not_keep_continuations,cmd::history::tests::a_secret_query_in_a_schemeless_address_cuts_the_rest,a_secret_in_the_query_of_one_word_is_emptied_by_its_own_nameandtext_parameters_of_the_project_log_get_the_schemeless_cutanda_schemeless_secret_beside_an_address_is_cut_by_the_field_rule, and added assertions inshapefile_by_its_shp_address,a_windows_bands_are_started_within_its_wait, the plugin-fetch notice tests (including a public query, which reads[query omitted]as before) andadvertised_template_fallbacks_are_said.UI evidence
No visible UI change.
Related issue
Follow-up to #1501 (fix for #1475); closes nothing.
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