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Summary

• Both /data and /issue create issues in REPO_DEV, configured as tarkovtracker-org/TarkovTracker. Legacy REPO_DATA_REPORT is optional and ignored. Data-specific formatting and route aliases are preserved; both forms link to public issues and explicitly disclose publication of Discord handles, references and details.
• Pending feedback is visibly styled on both forms. Malformed non-string honeypot values return 400 invalid_report, not an internal/uncertain-delivery error.
• Shared policy remains five attempts per rolling minute, 20 delivered reports per rolling 12 hours and a 10-minute delivery cooldown, with IPv6 /56 grouping. Reservations prevent duplicate delivery; proven failures release capacity, while ambiguous delivery retains bounded protection and drafts.
• Provider backoff is enforced across every client and both routes, including staged uploads. Full provider/local waits are combined without discarding uncertain-report warnings or leaking temporary reservations.
• Centralized web environment validation, added npm run build syntax validation and a CI audit:prod gate, and corrected hosting/origin guidance. Exact transitive security patches are isolated in fix(deps): pin follow-redirects credential-leak patches #39 (follow-redirects@1.16.1) and fix(deps): pin ip-address zone-validation patch #40 (ip-address@10.7.4); both current dependency heads are already included here.
• Fixed production-only startup: the existing concurrently@9.2.4 launcher is now an exactly pinned runtime dependency. npm ci --omit=dev no longer removes the executable required by npm start. No package versions changed in this classification fix.

Validation at 464835d

• Local Node 24.21.0: 134 tests passed, zero failures/skips, including a real nested-transitive layout and a production-only install; 27 JavaScript files passed syntax validation; git diff --check passed.
• GitHub CI on Node 20 passed on this exact head, including the same 134 tests, build and zero-advisory production audit. All displayed CodeQL, Snyk, Socket, CodeRabbit and cubic checks passed.
• Regression failures were demonstrated before corrections. In-memory negative controls additionally detected a discarded provider hold, skipped post-parser hold, leaked reservation, delayed expired-capacity cleanup, active-budget eviction and ignored compiler errors. Earlier controls detected both vulnerable dependency behaviors and the original allowance/ownership defects. New controls reproduced missing root-level transitive imports, detected the IPv6 subprocess's bare-import regression, and failed the launcher regression before its fix. A production-only install previously made npm start -- --help exit 127 (concurrently: not found); it now exits successfully without launching either service.
• Registry validation verified 134 signatures and 16 attestations. Security exceptions were vetted against publisher metadata, lifecycle scripts, tarball integrity and upstream tags; rebuilding the tagged ip-address distribution matched registry output byte-for-byte.
• Earlier real Chrome checks on the unchanged web implementation (desktop and 390px mobile), against a mocked provider: visible pending states, duplicate prevention, retained rejected/unconfirmed drafts, uncertainty blocking, successful delivery, public links/notices and destination URLs for both forms. No live GitHub reports were submitted. LSP requests timed out, so syntax/tests—not an unconfirmed LSP result—are the validation evidence.

Rollout hold / remaining work

Green code checks do not establish production readiness. No merge, deployment, production data or configuration mutation was performed.

• The hosting management API returned 401; actual runtime configuration remains unverified. Confirm REPO_DEV, valid allowed origins, production token issue-write permission, the existing single-hop trust proxy = 1 path, forwarding-header sanitation and origin isolation.
• Confirm a single serving web process, including deployment overlap, and explicitly accept that restarts clear allowances, cooldowns, uncertain-delivery holds and provider throttles. Stronger guarantees require an approved shared/persistent store.
• Production /health returns 200, but does not test delivery or topology. The PR preview still fails TLS negotiation, so deployed preview validation remains blocked.
• The bounded 10,000-client table deliberately does not evict active security budgets. Expired slots are reclaimed promptly; sustained multi-key exhaustion and the low-priority expiry-aware sweep optimization remain tracked in Harden public report capacity without evicting active security budgets #41. The post-push P3 thread was resolved as explicitly tracked, not fixed.

Local review suggestions to re-enable uncertain-delivery retries after confirmation and relax the unconditional low-threshold audit were rejected: a process-local, IP-keyed hold is not durable duplicate protection, and the repository policy requires a fail-closed audit for all production advisories. These controls remain unchanged.

Conditional merge plan

The user authorized merging if production-ready; merge authorization is not the blocker. PR #39 alone still audits one moderate ip-address vulnerability, and #40 alone still audits one high follow-redirects vulnerability. Keep their fixes together. Once the actual runtime/proxy/token checks and restart-state acceptance are established, gate the exact current #38 head and use a merge commit (not squash/rebase) to preserve the dependency heads; GitHub can then mark #39/#40 merged indirectly. All three current heads have green checks and no unresolved review threads.

Operator commands and rollout checklist are in README.md. Implementation worktree: /home/lab/TrackerBot-pr38, branch fix/report-limits-errors. Dependency branches: fix/deps-follow-redirects-1-16-1 and fix/deps-ip-address-10-7-4. Next local verification: npm ci && npm run build && npm test && npm run audit:prod; deployment verification needs operator access and approval for any live test issue.

Related: tarkovtracker-org/TarkovTracker#1229. This PR does not establish the original production failure's cause. Earlier stale-settlement, mapped-IP and attempt-budget review dispositions remain recorded in their resolved stale-settlement, mapped-IP and attempt-budget threads.

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• New Features
  • Data and website report forms disclose that submissions—including contact details and links—will be published as public GitHub issues and warn against sharing sensitive information.
  • Both forms show field-length limits and shared submission limits: five attempts per minute, up to 20 reports per IP in 12 hours, and at least 10 minutes between reports. Invalid submissions count toward the attempt limit, and people sharing an IP address or IPv6 prefix share limits.
  • Forms link to published reports and advise checking for a submission before resending if delivery is uncertain.
• Improvements
  • Forms prevent duplicate submissions, retain drafts after recognized errors, show retry guidance when available, and announce status updates to assistive technologies.

The change adds shared server-side limits and GitHub delivery handling for /data and /issue. Both forms use a shared client-side submission handler. The README and environment example document routing, limits, delivery outcomes, and deployment requirements. CI adds a build check and production dependency audit.

Changes: Report submission flow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared admission policy src/web/report-policy.js, test/report-policy.test.js, README.md	The policy tracks per-client attempts, report events, pending reservations, and uncertain deliveries. It applies rolling limits, cooldowns, and client-state capacity, and returns wait information. Tests cover policy boundaries and settlement outcomes. The README documents these limits and process-local state.
HTTP admission and GitHub delivery src/web/report-app.js, src/config/env.js, webserver.js, .env.example, test/report-app.test.js, test/env.test.js, README.md	The app validates report requests, checks admission, sends GitHub issue requests, and settles reservations based on delivery results. Both forms route reports to REPO_DEV. The server validates required environment variables and starts the app. Integration tests cover request validation, delivery outcomes, and parser errors.
Shared browser form behavior web/report-form.js, web/data/index.html, web/issue/index.html, web/styles.css, test/report-form.test.js, README.md	Both forms use the shared handler and set field limits. The handler prevents concurrent or uncertain resubmissions, applies wait periods, and preserves drafts after failures. The forms disclose public issue publication and show submission guidance. Tests cover form behavior.
Build checks and dependency validation scripts/check-syntax.js, package.json, .github/workflows/ci.yml, test/build.test.js, test/ip-security.test.js, test/redirect-security.test.js	The build script checks JavaScript syntax, and CI runs it with a production dependency audit. Dependency overrides pin follow-redirects and ip-address. Tests cover syntax checking, IPv6 parsing and grouping, and sensitive-header handling across redirects.

Priority: Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant BrowserForm
  participant createReportApp
  participant createReportPolicy
  participant GitHub
  BrowserForm->>createReportApp: Submit report JSON
  createReportApp->>createReportPolicy: Check attempt and reserve report
  createReportApp->>GitHub: Create issue
  GitHub->>createReportApp: Return delivery result
  createReportApp->>createReportPolicy: Settle reservation
  createReportApp->>BrowserForm: Return success or error

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Possibly related issues

• TrackerBot issue 41: The issue concerns the same process-local capacity, expired-state cleanup, active attempt budgets, and proxy and multi-process deployment constraints documented and tested in this change.

Suggested reviewers: adealia

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 4a4fd

No code issue identified here blocks merging. Verify the documented production configuration and topology before deployment.

Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1

Failed checks: 1 warning

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 5.71% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 35 functions across 13 files. (7 skipped: …	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

Passed checks: 4 passed

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title clearly summarizes the main changes: shared report limits and improved submission error handling.
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Description check		The PR description is detailed and directly related to the changeset. It describes the shared /data and /issue report limits, REPO_DEV routing, the IPv6 /56 grouping, reservation and settlement behavi…

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The PR description is detailed and directly related to the changeset. It describes the shared /data and /issue report limits, REPO_DEV routing, the IPv6 /56 grouping, reservation and settlement behavior, provider backoff, centralized web environment validation, the build and audit:prod CI gates, the dependency pins for follow-redirects and ip-address, the concurrently runtime dependency fix, and the production rollout hold. These match the file summaries, which cover the report app, policy, forms, env validation, syntax checker, CI, and package.json overrides. The description does not state every file change, but it covers the main behavior and intent.

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Production-readiness review of 61cbf1615e284aa4fb468c3334a4df0024b960ec: code review passed; merge remains BLOCKED on the existing rollout hold.

• Full diff and independent correctness review found no significant code defect. Current head has successful CI/security checks and CodeRabbit approval; all 12 review threads are resolved. Base remains 23ca4c93980f3e3df98cb5ff3c7b4cb5170de76b.
• Fresh locked npm ci --ignore-scripts reported zero vulnerabilities. All 98 tests passed locally on Node 24.21.0; all 23 JavaScript files passed syntax checks. The existing CI log also confirms 98 passing tests.
• In-memory negative controls confirmed that regression tests fail for an incorrect report allowance, missing stale-settlement ownership guard, counting proven failures, and charging an extra attempt on reservation denial. Repository files were never mutated.
• Real Chrome behavior checks with a loopback server and fake GitHub delivery confirmed pending-submit disabling, one POST despite duplicate submission, preserved fields after provider rejection, and preserved fields plus blocked repeat after uncertain delivery. Screenshots were visually inspected. No live reports were submitted; temporary server, browser pages, screenshots, and review worktree were removed. No code changes or new branch.

Still required before a production-ready verdict: inspect the actual web-service process/replica count and restart behavior, confirm origin isolation and forwarding-header rewriting match trust proxy = 1, and verify ALLOWED_ORIGINS includes the deployed form origin. The public https://trackerbot.nivmizz7.dev/health endpoint returns 200 through Cloudflare, but public HTTP cannot establish these deployment properties. This repository contains no hosting manifest or deployment workflow, and GitHub exposes no deployment records.

Process-local counters reset on restart and are independent across replicas. Confirm that this limitation is acceptable for the verified hosting topology, or address shared/persistent enforcement in an approved follow-up. The deployment details have been requested from the operator. After that evidence is available, recheck the current PR head/checks and merge with gh pr merge 38 --repo tarkovtracker-org/TrackerBot --squash --match-head-commit <verified-head-sha> only if the rollout hold is resolved. No merge was performed.

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Hosting evidence found after the operator supplied https://trackerbot.nivmizz7.dev/: Niv confirmed on PR #28 that Coolify auto-deploys on commits to main. The public health endpoint currently returns HTTP 200 through Cloudflare; public DNS also points to Cloudflare.

This identifies the last documented deployment platform, but does not verify the current Coolify configuration. In particular, merging may immediately deploy this PR. The existing rollout hold remains until the current web-service replica/process count, proxy/header handling and origin isolation, and ALLOWED_ORIGINS are verified in Coolify. The operator does not currently know the hosting details; Coolify access or configuration evidence from Niv is needed. Code-review and test conclusions above are unchanged. No merge or production configuration change performed.

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@Nivmizz7 peux-tu vérifier les points ci-dessous avant qu’on merge ? Tu héberges le bot et les formulaires ; nous n’avons pas accès à ton Coolify pour confirmer la configuration.

Ce que fait cette PR

• /data et /issue partagent les mêmes limites par IP : 5 tentatives par minute, 20 rapports sur 12 heures glissantes, et 10 minutes entre deux envois. Les utilisateurs derrière la même IP ou le même préfixe IPv6 partagent ces limites.
• Les formulaires affichent des erreurs utiles, conservent le texte saisi en cas d’échec et empêchent les doubles clics pendant l’envoi.
• Si GitHub confirme la création du ticket, l’envoi est compté. Un refus certain libère la réservation. Si le résultat est incertain, le formulaire conserve le brouillon et bloque un nouvel envoi depuis cette page pour éviter un doublon ; le serveur garde aussi une protection temporaire contre le renvoi du même rapport.
• La PR ne change ni les dépôts destinataires, ni les identifiants GitHub, ni la configuration de production. Elle ne corrige pas à elle seule les conséquences du passage de l’overlay en privé.

À vérifier dans Coolify / sur le serveur avant le merge

1. Combien de serveurs web tournent réellement ? Indique la commande de démarrage (npm start, npm run start:web, ou autre), le nombre de conteneurs/réplicas, et le nombre de processus webserver.js. Précise aussi si deux instances peuvent recevoir des requêtes pendant un déploiement. Les compteurs sont uniquement en mémoire : chaque processus a ses propres limites ; chaque redémarrage ou déploiement les remet à zéro, y compris la protection contre les doublons après un envoi incertain. Confirme si cette limite est acceptable. Plusieurs instances ne garantissent pas la limite globale annoncée ; il faudra alors revoir le stockage des compteurs avant rollout.
2. Quel est le chemin des requêtes ? Liste les intermédiaires entre Cloudflare et Node (proxy Coolify, tunnel éventuel, etc.). Vérifie que le port Node n’est pas accessible directement depuis Internet et que les proxys transmettent correctement l’IP réelle du visiteur, sans permettre de choisir cette IP avec un faux X-Forwarded-For. Le code garde trust proxy = 1 : cette valeur doit correspondre au fonctionnement réel. Sans publier d’IP de visiteur, confirme que Node distingue les visiteurs et ne voit pas seulement une IP Cloudflare/du proxy. Si ce n’est pas le cas, décris le chemin : on corrigera à partir de cette configuration.
3. Origine des formulaires. Si ALLOWED_ORIGINS est configuré, vérifie qu’il autorise bien https://trackerbot.nivmizz7.dev, car c’est depuis ce domaine que les formulaires envoient leurs requêtes. Signale s’il est vide : cela désactive le contrôle d’origine. Confirme aussi les destinations effectives de REPO_DEV et REPO_DATA_REPORT.
4. Accès GitHub après passage de l’overlay en privé. Vérifie que le compte et le GITHUB_TOKEN réellement utilisés dans Coolify ont toujours accès au dépôt privé de l’overlay et peuvent y créer des issues. Pour un token à permissions fines : dépôt sélectionné, permission Issues: write, et approbation de l’organisation si nécessaire (documentation GitHub). Notre accès GitHub ici ne prouve pas que le token de production fonctionne. Merci de répondre avec le résultat, sans copier le token ni les autres secrets.
5. Lien public cassé confirmé. Le dépôt overlay est maintenant privé. Le lien ajouté dans web/data/index.html (« Check published data reports ») renvoie 404 sans accès au dépôt. Les visiteurs ne peuvent donc pas vérifier si leur rapport existe après un envoi incertain. Merci de confirmer quel canal de support accessible aux utilisateurs doit remplacer cette consigne ; on adaptera le lien et le texte avant le merge. Le dépôt overlay peut rester privé. C’est distinct de l’accès du token : un envoi peut fonctionner même si le visiteur ne peut pas lire le ticket créé.

État de la vérification : head 61cbf161, 98 tests réussis, syntaxe des 23 fichiers JavaScript vérifiée, contrôles CI verts, et tests dans Chrome avec livraison GitHub simulée. Aucun rapport de test envoyé en production. Le contrôle /health public répond, mais ne vérifie ni les permissions GitHub ni la configuration ci-dessus.

La PR reste ouverte. Ton commentaire sur la PR #28 indique que Coolify déploie automatiquement les commits sur main : si c’est toujours le cas, le merge déclenchera le déploiement. Peux-tu répondre aux points 1 à 5 et signaler tout écart avant qu’on poursuive ?

[Nivmizz7]

1 :

• install command : npm install
• build command : npm run build
• start comand : npm run start (start both web and bot)

2 :

3 :
Allowed origins is on https://tarkovtracker.org,https//www.tarkovtracker.org,https://trackerbot.nivmizz7.dev,https//www.trackerbot.nivmizz7.dev

4 :
There is a problem here, the repo is private on the organization, and tarkovtrackerbot dont have access to the orga and the repo, so I cant put write permission to the overlay repo with tarkovtrackerbot account

5 :
We need to remove this, people cant see their report since the repo is private

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The preview deployment for trackerbot is ready. 🟢

Open Preview | Open Build Logs | Open Application Logs

Last updated at: 2026-10-23 08:02:04 CET

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All good for me, ready to merge, test in production env and pass

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🟡 Minor · Validate company before checking the honeypot. · report-app.js:125-154

src/web/report-app.js:125-154
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Validate company before checking the honeypot.

A JSON request can set company to an object such as {"toString":null}. The honeypot check then throws before policy.reserve and githubPost. Express 5 forwards the rejected route promise to the global handler, which returns internal_error. The browser treats internal_error as uncertain and disables the submit button for that form instance, although no provider request was attempted.

Suggested fix

-    if ((req.body?.company ?? "").toString().trim()) return res.json({ ok: true });
+    const company = req.body?.company;
+    if (company != null && typeof company !== "string") {
+      return sendError(res, 400, "invalid_report", "company must be text.");
+    }
+    if (company?.trim()) return res.json({ ok: true });

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Pushed the readiness fixes to 4a4fdf1. Both forms now target the public tarkovtracker-org/TarkovTracker repository through REPO_DEV; legacy REPO_DATA_REPORT is ignored. Visible pending feedback, malformed-honeypot validation, shared provider backoff, public-publication notices, build/start guidance and both dependency advisory chains are addressed.

Validation: 133 passing tests locally and in Node 20 CI, 27 syntax-checked files, zero production audit advisories, detected negative controls, and desktop/mobile Chrome interaction checks with a mocked GitHub provider. All current-head checks are green. Separate advisory PRs #39 and #40 are also green and already included in this branch.

Production rollout remains blocked: the hosting API returned 401, so runtime origins, proxy/header sanitation, origin isolation, serving-process/deployment overlap and production token issue-write permissions remain unverified. Process-local restart behavior needs explicit operator acceptance. The preview still fails TLS negotiation; production /health alone does not verify delivery.

The remaining multi-key capacity hardening and low-priority expiry-aware sweep optimization are tracked with reproduction and safety invariants in #41. The P3 review thread was resolved as tracked, not fixed; active attempt budgets were deliberately not evicted to make room.

No merge/deployment or production data/configuration mutation occurred. The PR body and README.md contain the updated checklist and handoff. Live branch/worktree: fix/report-limits-errors / /home/lab/TrackerBot-pr38; next verification command is npm ci && npm run build && npm test && npm run audit:prod. Browser/server test artifacts were cleaned up.

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Conditional merge gate: BLOCKED

The requested production-readiness recheck found and fixed two further gaps:

• fix(deps): pin follow-redirects credential-leak patches #39 (e38b895) and fix(deps): pin ip-address zone-validation patch #40 (ed75493): security tests now resolve each provider's actual transitive dependency, including the IPv6 subprocess. Real nested layouts fail before the fixes and pass afterward; both review threads are resolved.
• fix(web): share report limits and surface submission errors #38 (464835d): concurrently@9.2.4 is now a pinned runtime dependency. A production-only install previously made npm start -- --help fail with exit 127; it now succeeds. The new regression fails when the old classification is restored. No package versions were upgraded by this change.

Proven: 134 tests pass in the combined tree, including nested and production-only installations; build checks 27 files; production audit is zero; 134 registry signatures / 16 attestations verify; all three current-head GitHub check sets are green and all review threads are resolved. The latest local review's suggestions to relax the audit and re-enable uncertain retries were rejected to preserve fail-closed controls.

Not proven: production origins, proxy/header sanitation and origin isolation, process/deployment-overlap topology, production token issue-write permission, and acceptance of restart-cleared state. Coolify still returns 401 and the preview still fails TLS. /health only confirms the current HTTP process is running.

No merges or deployment/configuration/data mutations were made. #39 alone still has the other moderate production advisory; #40 alone still has the other high advisory. Keep their fixes together. Once the operator supplies read access and resolves the runtime/restart-state checks, gate #38's exact head and merge with a merge commit to preserve the included #39/#40 histories and allow indirect merges. Do not use this to bypass any gate on the child PRs.

Handoff: /home/lab/TrackerBot-pr38 on fix/report-limits-errors; dependency worktrees are /home/lab/TrackerBot-deps-follow and /home/lab/TrackerBot-deps-ip. Next local check: npm ci --omit=dev && npm run build && npm test && npm run audit:prod. Remaining capacity/sweep work is tracked in #41. Production credentials should be provided through the credential store, never in PR comments.