Reject a Query String or Fragment in a Registry URL - #912
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## Summary - CodeRabbit caught a real gap on the promotion PR (#910): both GITHUB_URL_RE copies excluded only '/' and whitespace from the owner/repo components, so a url like "https://github.com/owner/repo?tab=readme" matched with repo name "repo?tab=readme" instead of failing to match. That identity can never equal GitHub's real full_name, so membership_findings() would report a false DEFECT for a repo the registry actually carries. Excluded '?' and '#' from both character classes in both files, so a query string or fragment now correctly fails to parse (spec/validate.py's own non-canonical-url check then rejects the entry, same as any other malformed url). ## Verification - `python3 spec/audit.py --selftest`: SELFTEST PASS, including new repo_identity() cases for a query string, a fragment, and both combined with a .git suffix, all now rejected - `python3 spec/validate.py`: OK against the real registry - `python3 scripts/prose_lint.py`: 0 issues - `python3 scripts/repo_gate.py --check {eol,eol-coverage,sha-pin}`: 0 issues each - `ruff check` / `ruff format --check`: clean - `mypy spec/audit.py spec/validate.py`: no issues
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PR Summary by QodoReject GitHub registry URLs containing query strings or fragments
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The regex change is correctly applied in both locations and is covered by updated selftests, with only a minor comment-wrapping nit remaining.
Pull request overview
Tightens GitHub repository URL parsing in the spec/audit tooling so registry URLs containing a query string (?…) or fragment (#…) are rejected instead of being mis-parsed into an incorrect owner/repo identity (preventing false membership DEFECT findings).
Changes:
- Update both
GITHUB_URL_REregex copies to exclude?and#from the parsed owner/repo groups. - Clarify the parsing contract in comments/docstrings to explicitly reject query strings and fragments.
- Extend
spec/audit.pyselftests to cover query/fragment URL cases (including.git?…).
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| File | Description |
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| spec/validate.py | Tightens GitHub URL regex to reject query/fragment characters during registry validation. |
| spec/audit.py | Keeps regex in sync, updates repo_identity contract text, and adds selftests for query/fragment rejection. |
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In `@spec/audit.py`:
- Around line 4216-4218: Extend the URL self-test cases around the existing
GitHub repository URL fixtures to include `?` and `#` delimiters before the
owner/repository separator, such as within the owner portion. Verify these
inputs produce the expected no-match result and preserve the current cases with
delimiters after the repository name.
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A Copilot finding caught a comment exceeding pyproject.toml's line-length = 100, added in the previous commit on this branch. Split into two sentences, each within the limit. python3 scripts/prose_lint.py: 0 issues ruff check / ruff format --check: clean
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The regex tightening is applied consistently in both call sites and is backed by targeted selftest cases for the newly rejected URL shapes.
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- qodo caught repo_identity()'s docstring wrapping one sentence across lines 266-267. scripts/prose_lint.py's comment-wrap check only scans '#' comments, not docstrings, so it never caught this. Split into one sentence per line, each within the 100-character limit. - CodeRabbit noted the new query/fragment selftest cases only covered the delimiter appearing after the repo name, not in the owner segment. Added both to prove the first capture group's exclusion too. python3 spec/audit.py --selftest: SELFTEST PASS, including both new cases python3 scripts/prose_lint.py: 0 issues ruff check / ruff format --check: clean mypy spec/audit.py spec/validate.py: no issues
A CodeRabbit finding on the promotion PR (#910) caught a real gap: GITHUB_URL_RE allowed
?and#into the repo-name component, so a url with a query string or fragment produced a wrong identity that could never match GitHub's real full_name, causing a false membership DEFECT. Both regex copies now exclude those characters.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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.gitand slash continue to be accepted.