feat(cli): validate env vars up front in init and configure - #533
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Move server-side validation earlier for values the CLI actively prompts for, so bad inputs surface as CLI errors instead of a crash-looping container: - PUBLIC_URL: reject credentials (user:password@) — mirrors server.ts urlHasCredentials check - VAULT_PATH: reject glob characters (*, ?, [) — mirrors server.ts GLOB_CHARS check - MEMORY_DIR (askFolder): reject path traversal (..) and absolute paths (/) — mirrors config.ts vaultFolderName Zod refinements - DAILY_NOTES_FOLDER: same traversal/absolute guard via validate callback on the optionalText setting - DAILY_NOTES_FORMAT: traversal + boundary separator guard, plus digit-outside-brackets rejection (catches "2024-MM-DD" vs "YYYY-MM-DD") Extracts validatePublicUrl as a pure function (exported for direct testing), adds validate? callback to OptionalSettingBase for per-setting validation on generic prompt types. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Strengthen DAILY_NOTES_FORMAT digit-outside-brackets test coverage
with two cases the parity logic must handle: digits in a format
segment alongside bracket-escaped digits ("2024 [Day 2]"), and
trailing digits ("YYYY-2024"). Both verify the even/odd index split
correctly identifies format spans vs literal content.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A query string or fragment in PUBLIC_URL breaks the CLI's connect URL
construction — ${base}/mcp appends /mcp after the query rather than as
a path segment.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CLI adds public URL validation, optional setting validators, and vault path glob rejection. Tests cover accepted values, normalization, invalid input, re-prompting, and validation error messages. ChangesCLI validation
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In `@cli/src/init.ts`:
- Line 167: Update validatePublicUrl to reject raw trailing ? and # delimiters,
not just rely on url.search or url.hash being non-empty, so the generated
${baseUrl}/mcp URL remains correct. Add tests covering bare query and fragment
delimiters.
In `@cli/src/optional-settings.ts`:
- Line 419: Update askSettingValue so setting.validate receives value ??
currentValue rather than only value, ensuring retained optional-text values are
validated while unchanged valid settings still return undefined.
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url.search and url.hash return "" for bare delimiters (the WHATWG
spec treats empty-string and null query/fragment identically), so
the parsed-property check missed "https://host/?" and "https://host/#".
Switch to trimmed.includes("?") / trimmed.includes("#") which catches
both populated and bare delimiters.
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Three new interactive scenarios driving the real CLI in a PTY: - glob characters in vault path → error + re-prompt → valid path - credentials in PUBLIC_URL → error + re-prompt → valid URL - query string in PUBLIC_URL → error + re-prompt → valid URL Live-validated against vault-cortex@beta (0.13.1-beta.64, gitHead 4fe3a5a) before adding the tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…jection Two more interactive validation scenarios: - MEMORY_DIR: enters "../secret" → traversal error → re-prompts → valid - DAILY_NOTES_FORMAT: enters "2024-MM-DD" → digit error → re-prompts → valid Live-validated both against vault-cortex@beta before adding. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Validate VAULT_PATH and PUBLIC_URL from .env on start/restart/upgrade
The new glob/credential/query validators run only when a value is typed in an init/configure prompt. start/restart/upgrade reconstruct the deployment from the on-disk .env via resolveDeployment, which checks only presence (VAULT_PATH non-empty, PUBLIC_URL present), never the new predicates. A hand-edited bad value therefore still reaches docker run and the container crash-loops at the server's own validation — the exact failure mode this PR set out to surface at the CLI. No test exercises the new validators through the start/restart/upgrade paths. Failure scenario: User hand-edits .env to VAULT_PATH=/data/my*vault (or PUBLIC_URL=https://user:pass@vault.example.com), then runs Suggested fixIn resolveDeployment (or requireInitializedDir), run validateVaultPath on the resolved VAULT_PATH and validatePublicUrl on the read PUBLIC_URL, reporting the error via prompts and returning undefined instead of proceeding to docker run.umm-actually · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash-0731 |
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Re: umm-actually issue comment ("Validate VAULT_PATH and PUBLIC_URL from .env on start/restart/upgrade"): The lifecycle commands (start, restart, upgrade) have zero interactive prompts — they read .env from disk and pass it to Docker. No user input enters through those paths. Values in .env were either written by init/configure (already validated by this PR) or hand-edited by the user. Hand-edited values are caught by the server at boot — the same surface they had before this PR. This PR's scope is validating values the user enters interactively. The lifecycle paths have no interactive input surface. 🔍 ship-check · pr-monitor · Opus 4.6 (1M context) |
Summary
errors during
init/configureinstead of a crash-looping containerVAULT_PATH glob chars, MEMORY_DIR traversal/absolute, DAILY_NOTES_FOLDER
traversal/absolute, DAILY_NOTES_FORMAT traversal/separator/digits
Approach
Alternative 1 (re-state simple rules in CLI) — the CLI and server are
separate compilation units with no shared import path. The gaps are trivial
predicates that match existing CLI validation patterns (
askPort,askTimezone).Changes
cli/src/vault.ts: Glob char rejection (*,?,[) invalidateVaultPath— mirrorsserver.tsGLOB_CHARS.cli/src/init.ts: ExtractsvalidatePublicUrlwith credential checkand query/fragment rejection (raw-string check —
url.search/url.hashreturn
""for bare delimiters per the WHATWG spec). RefactorsaskPublicUrlto use it.cli/src/optional-settings.ts:askFolder: traversal (..) and absolute path (/) rejection — mirrorsconfig.tsvaultFolderNameZod refinementsvalidate?callback onOptionalSettingBasefor per-setting validationon generic prompt types
DAILY_NOTES_FOLDER: traversal/absolute guard via callbackDAILY_NOTES_FORMAT: traversal, boundary separators, anddigit-outside-brackets rejection (bracket-escape-aware split using the
same regex pattern as the server's
momentToLuxonFormat)Test plan
Unit tests (npm test)
validateVaultPathrejects*,?,[glob chars (3 tests)validatePublicUrlrejectsuser:pass@,user@,:pass@credentials, query strings, hash fragments, bare
?/#delimiters,non-http URLs,
/mcpsuffix; accepts valid URLs (13 tests)askFolderrejects traversal and absolute paths viaaskOptionalSettingsflow (2 tests)DAILY_NOTES_FOLDERvalidate callback rejects traversal and absolute(2 tests)
DAILY_NOTES_FORMATvalidate callback rejects traversal, leading/,trailing
/, digits outside brackets, digits with mixed brackets; acceptsdigits inside brackets and valid formats (8 tests)
right reason (4 mutations, all caught)
^oauth-sliding-expiry-dst-test)PTY integration tests (npm run test:cli-pty)
/path/to/*vault→ error"must not contain glob characters" → re-prompts → valid path accepted
https://user:pass@vault.example.com→ error "must not contain credentials" → re-prompts → valid URL accepted
https://vault.example.com/?tab=2→ error "no query string" → re-prompts → valid URL accepted
../secret→ error "Path traversal (..)is not allowed" → re-prompts → valid folder accepted
2024-MM-DD→ error "use Momenttokens" → re-prompts → valid format accepted
Live beta testing (vault-cortex@beta 0.13.1-beta.64)
Live-validated all five rejection flows against the published beta via the
pty-cli-driver (gitHead
4fe3a5a8matches PR head at publish time). Eachscenario entered a bad value, verified the error message in the
ANSI-stripped transcript, and confirmed the re-prompt accepted a valid value.
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