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ApprovabilityVerdict: Approved at Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a narrow parser bug fix that makes existing repository identity, remote reuse, and GitHub base-selection paths recognize partial-clone annotations. The production changes are small, preserve existing behavior for ordinary and malformed output, and are covered by focused tests. Notes:
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughGit remote parsers now accept trailing bracketed annotations after fetch or push markers. Tests cover partial-clone filters and malformed suffixes across remote listing, repository identity resolution, and source-control selection. ChangesGit remote parsing and repository resolution
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to An annotated HTTP remote may cause a request containing a stored Forgejo token to use plaintext transport. Resolve or explicitly accept that risk before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to This is a narrow compatibility change that preserves URL parsing and provider host checks. Partial clones now reuse existing remote configuration, including any separate push destination; that compatibility edge has not been verified end to end. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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- Around line 521-523: Update the remote URL handling in the `fetch`-line
matching flow so an `fj` token from `publicLogins` is used only when the
matching remote uses HTTPS; do not send that token for an HTTP remote.
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A partial clone (`git clone --filter=blob:none`) records
remote.<name>.partialclonefilter, and `git remote -v` then prints the
filter after the fetch direction:
origin https://github.com/acme/repo.git (fetch) [blob:none]
These parsers required the line to end at "(fetch)", so the fetch URL was
dropped. Repository identity came back null, and "Group by repository"
showed a partial-clone checkout on a remote server and a normal clone of
the same repo on a laptop as two separate projects. The same drop made
listRemotes hide the remote, ensureRemote add a duplicate remote instead
of reusing origin, and the gh base-repository pick skip origin for a
lower-ranked remote.
The four parsers now accept an optional trailing " [<filter>]" after the
direction. The bracket body is matched as `.*` because git echoes the
configured value verbatim, spaces and brackets included. The URL is still
one non-space token and the direction is still fetch or push; lines with an
unbracketed or unterminated suffix are still rejected.
- project/RepositoryIdentityResolver.ts (parseRemoteFetchUrls)
- vcs/GitVcsDriverCore.ts (parseRemoteFetchUrls, used by ensureRemote)
- vcs/GitVcsDriver.ts (parseGitRemoteVerboseOutput, used by listRemotes)
- sourceControl/GitHubCli.ts (selectGitHubBaseRepository)
The Forgejo host lookup in ForgejoCli.ts has the same pattern but is left
unchanged on purpose: it decides which scheme a stored fj token is sent
over, so a partial clone keeps today's https fallback there.
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Closing this. We fixed it on our side with a config change and aren't carrying T3 changes. The bug in #12764 is still real if someone wants to pick it up; the diff stays visible here. |
Problem
In a partial clone (
git clone --filter=blob:none), git appends the filter to the fetch line ofgit remote -v:Four server parsers anchor the end of the line right after
(fetch)/(push), so they drop that fetch line. What users see:GitVcsDriver.listRemotesomits the remote, andensureRemoteadds a second remote instead of reusingorigin.selectGitHubBaseRepositoryskips a partial-cloneoriginand picks aforkremote as the base repository.Fixes #12764.
Change
The same change at each parse site: accept an optional trailing
[<filter>]after the direction.Sites:
project/RepositoryIdentityResolver.ts,vcs/GitVcsDriver.ts,vcs/GitVcsDriverCore.ts,sourceControl/GitHubCli.ts.The name, URL and direction captures are unchanged, and lines without an annotation parse exactly as before. The bracket body is
.*because git prints the configured filter value verbatim (for example[sparse:oid=main:dir/a b]c]). The match is still anchored at the end of the line, so it can't bleed into the URL. A suffix without brackets, without the closing bracket, or without the space before the bracket is still rejected.sourceControl/ForgejoCli.tshas the same pattern in its host lookup, and I left it unchanged on purpose. That lookup decides which scheme a storedfjtoken is sent over. For a partial clone it currently falls back tohttps://, which fails closed. Making partial clones match normal clones there would let anhttp://remote receive the token over plain HTTP. Normal clones already do that, but whether they should is a separate decision. (This came up in review and is why the PR was narrowed.)I kept per-site edits instead of a shared helper to keep the diff focused, since the copies have different shapes. Happy to consolidate them in a follow-up if you'd prefer.
Scope and approval
This is the triaged, accepted bug #12764, confirmed as a parser bug on current
mainin #12764 (comment).#12776 by @vedprakash2302 fixed the three originally reported sites and was closed today with a request for fresh PRs against the V2 base. This PR is against current
main(7ff2eabf, which includes #2829 and the newt3code/no-test-in-looplint rule from #14921). It also coversGitHubCli.selectGitHubBaseRepository, which wasn't in the original report. #7499 changes onlyRepositoryIdentityResolver.It's one underlying problem: parsing
git remote -vlines that carry a partial-clone annotation. The change touches no credential path.Verification
Focused tests next to each parser. Each one feeds synthetic
git remote -voutput, so the tests don't depend on the installed git printing the annotation (the caveat raised on #7499). There's also one real-git test that setsremote.origin.partialclonefilter=blob:noneon a clone and checks it resolves to the same identity as a full clone.New tests against the old parsers (source files reverted, tests kept):
With the fix:
The plain-line and malformed-line cases pass both before and after.
Real partial clone, old vs new pattern:
vp fmt --checkandvp lint(includingt3code/no-test-in-loop) on the touched files andtsc --noEmitforapps/serverare clean.Not checked: end-to-end Azure DevOps PR listing (I don't have an Azure DevOps repo) and Windows.
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