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…x CVEs Move go.mod to go 1.25.0, which the fixed x/ releases require, and upgrade x/net v0.33.0 -> v0.58.0, x/image v0.30.0 -> v0.45.0, x/text v0.28.0 -> v0.41.0 and gorilla/websocket v1.5.0 -> v1.5.3 (x/sync, x/sys and x/term move along). govulncheck no longer reports any third-party module. Go 1.25 vet flags six non-constant format strings; each now passes the message as an argument with identical output. x/net/html now rejects more than 512 nested open elements, so plainTextFromHTML falls back to the streaming tokenizer instead of returning raw markup for such input. README: Go v1.23+ -> v1.25+. Closes #2557
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change raises the project baseline to Go 1.25, updates Go dependencies and release checks, fixes literal message output, and adds tokenizer-based fallback handling for deeply nested HTML conversion. ChangesRepository runtime updates
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The dependency and toolchain upgrades improve the security baseline, but the new HTML fallback can produce different plain-text spacing for deeply nested or otherwise unparsable content, and it removes the parser’s nesting limit without an explicit processing bound for synchronous signature conversion. The literal-message fixes also lack regression tests, so the PR needs follow-up before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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plainTextFromHTML->>html.Parse: parse raw HTML
html.Parse-->>plainTextFromHTML: return parse error
plainTextFromHTML->>plainTextFromHTMLTokens: tokenize raw HTML
plainTextFromHTMLTokens->>joinPlainTextLines: normalize extracted text
joinPlainTextLines-->>plainTextFromHTML: return plain text
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The pull request upgrades x/net to v0.58.0, x/image to v0.45.0, and x/text to v0.41.0. These versions exceed the minimum versions requested by issue Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The additional Go version updates, vet fixes, release-toolchain updates, documentation changes, and HTML tokenizer fallback support the dependency upgrade and its compatibility requirements. No unrelated code changes are identified.
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govulncheck against the Go 1.26.5 toolchain still reports five standard library findings (net/url, crypto/tls, encoding/xml, encoding/asn1, net/http), all fixed in 1.26.6. The workflow contract test pins the same version.
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In `@cmd/auth/login_interactive.go`:
- Line 106: Add regression tests using percent-containing inputs to verify
literal messages are preserved rather than interpreted as format strings: cover
the ErrNoDomain validation path at cmd/auth/login_interactive.go:106-106, the
Summary output at cmd/auth/login_interactive.go:144-144, the nil-input
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In `@shortcuts/mail/draft/htmltext.go`:
- Around line 87-89: Update the HTML traversal around isSkippedTextContainer to
track head state separately from skipDepth, keeping all content under head
excluded; clear that state on </head> or when <body> begins, without
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Add regression tests for all literal-message fixes.
The changed code correctly passes dynamic text as data. Add %-containing test inputs to prevent a future regression to format-string interpretation.
cmd/auth/login_interactive.go#L106-L106: test the literalmsg.ErrNoDomainvalidation text.cmd/auth/login_interactive.go#L144-L144: test the literalmsg.Summaryoutput.shortcuts/base/record_ops.go#L174-L174: test the nil-inputopts.typeErrorpath.shortcuts/base/record_ops.go#L183-L189: test wrong-type and empty-input error paths.
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In `@cmd/auth/login_interactive.go` at line 106, Add regression tests using
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The tokenizer fallback dropped only script/style/noscript/title, so text inside <head> — for example <template> content — reached the text/plain part when the parser rejected a deeply nested document, while the parsed path drops the whole head subtree. The fallback now tracks head state the way the parser does: head text (including template/noframes content) is never emitted, and head ends at </head>, at the first start tag not allowed in head, or at the first non-whitespace text. A differential test runs six documents through both paths (the deep variant is checked to be rejected by the parser) and requires identical output.
…ard library The go directive is a floor the toolchain auto-satisfies, so raising it to the current 1.25 point release moves CI (go-version-file: go.mod) and source builds off 1.25.0, where govulncheck still reports 33 reachable standard-library findings. README keeps "Go v1.25+".
… the fallback Two more divergences between the parsed path and the tokenizer fallback: the parser opens an implicit <head> before any <head> tag and sends head elements between </head> and <body> back into head, so a <template> there is dropped, while the fallback started in body and emitted it; and the fallback counted skipped containers, so a mismatched </script>, </style> or </title> inside a head <template> ended the skip early and leaked the template text. The fallback now tracks the parser's insertion modes (before head, in head, after head, in body), ignores a stray <head> once in body, and keeps skipped containers on a tag stack that only pops on a matching end tag. Five more differential cases cover these inputs.
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Keep block-boundary timing consistent with the parsed path.
The parsed traversal writes a block boundary after child text. This fallback writes it before each block start. For <span>A</span><div>B</div>, the parsed path returns A B, but the fallback returns A\nB after parser-depth failure. Apply boundaries at the equivalent element-end point. Handle void elements and parser-implied closes separately. Add this case to the deep differential tests.
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In `@shortcuts/mail/draft/htmltext.go` at line 151, Update the fallback traversal
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golang.org/x/net v0.33.0,golang.org/x/image v0.30.0andgolang.org/x/text v0.28.0, which carry the CVEs listed in #2557;govulncheckalso flagsgithub.com/gorilla/websocket v1.5.0. The fixed releases of thex/modules require Go 1.25, so this raises the module's Go version and upgrades the dependencies to their latest compatible releases.Changes
go.mod:go 1.23.0->go 1.25.14, the current 1.25 point release. Thegodirective is a floor that the Go toolchain auto-satisfies (GOTOOLCHAIN=autodownloads 1.25.14 for an older local Go), so CI (go-version-file: go.mod) and source builds compile against a patched standard library instead of 1.25.0's. Notoolchaindirective is added; the release workflow builds with its own pinned Go. README keeps "Go v1.25+" since the toolchain handles the patch level.x/net v0.33.0 -> v0.58.0,x/image v0.30.0 -> v0.45.0,x/text v0.28.0 -> v0.41.0; pulled along:x/sync v0.16.0 -> v0.22.0,x/sys v0.33.0 -> v0.47.0,x/term v0.27.0 -> v0.45.0. Indirect:gorilla/websocket v1.5.0 -> v1.5.3.vetenables the non-constant format string check, which flagged six existing call sites; each now passes the message as an argument (Fprint/"%s") with no output change:cmd/auth/login.go,cmd/auth/login_interactive.go(2, one is ahuhinline validation error that stays a plainerrors.Newwith anolintreason),shortcuts/base/record_ops.go(3).x/net/htmlv0.58 rejects documents whose open-element stack exceeds 512 nodes (its stack-exhaustion fix), which madeshortcuts/mail/draft.plainTextFromHTMLreturn the raw markup for deeply nested input and failedTestPlainTextFromHTMLDeepNesting. On a parse error it now falls back to the streaming tokenizer (no nesting limit) with the same text/block/skip rules, including the parser's<head>handling. The fallback follows the parser's insertion modes (before head / in head / after head / in body): everything the parser would place in head is dropped — an implicit head before any<head>tag,<template>/<noframes>content in head, and head elements between</head>and<body>— the body starts at<body>, at the first start tag not allowed in head, or at the first non-whitespace text, and a stray<head>inside the body is ignored like the parser does. Skipped containers are tracked as a tag stack, so a mismatched</script>/</style>/</title>inside a head<template>cannot end the skip early. The parsed path is unchanged and the shared helpers are extracted. Tests: the deep-nesting test checks block boundaries, skipped<script>content and entity unescaping through the fallback, and a differential test feeds eleven documents (template in head / in body / before any head tag / between</head>and<body>, omitted</head>,noframesin head, stray head text, stray<head>in body, explicit body, mismatched end tags inside a head template) to both paths, asserting the deep variant is rejected by the parser and both outputs are identical.release.yml:RELEASE_GO_VERSION1.26.5 -> 1.26.8, the current 1.26 point release (and the pin inscripts/release-workflow.test.sh), so shipped binaries also pick up the standard-library fixes that landed in 1.26.6+. Makefile comment about-raceon riscv64 updated to Go 1.25 (still unsupported, verified withGOOS=linux GOARCH=riscv64 go build -race).Test Plan
go build ./... && go vet ./...under go1.25.14: clean (vet was the only breakage from the version bump)go test ./... -count=1under go1.25.14 (excludingtests/cli_e2e, which needs a live environment); the only failure from the upgrade was the deep-nesting HTML test, fixed as described abovegolangci-lint v2.1.6 run --new-from-rev=origin/mainbuilt with go1.25.14: 0 issuesgo-licenses check ./...with the CI flags: passesgovulncheck:go 1.25.0the same scan reported 33 standard-library findings and none inx/net,x/image,x/textorgorilla/websocket; before this PR it reported 11x/net, 4x/imageand 1gorilla/websocketreachable findings on top of the standard-library ones.bash scripts/release-workflow.test.sh: release workflow contract passed with the new versionManual verification on a Windows 10 machine, comparing a
mainbuild (x/net v0.33.0) against this branch's build (x/net v0.58.0), both Windows/amd64:base +record-deletewithout--record-id(thebaseFlagErrorf("%s", ...)path): byte-identical validation envelope.PlainTextFromHTMLvia a small probe binary linked against each tree: identical output for a typical HTML email (head/style/script dropped, block boundaries, entities), plain text, 600 nested<div>s and 10,000 nested<div>s containing<p>/<script>— the last case goes through the new tokenizer fallback on v0.58.auth login(text mode): identical up to the device-authorization call; the URL line itself needs a real app configuration and was not exercised. Thehuhsummary line needs a TTY and was not exercised; both areFprintf->Fprinton constant strings without verbs.Differential comparison against
origin/main(old library versions) at every call site of the upgraded modules, same inputs through both trees, outputs byte-identical:x/net/html+x/text/transform:plainTextFromHTMLover 24 HTML documents (Outlook/Gmail/newsletter markup, lists, pre/code, entities, malformed and mixed-case tags, tables, comments/CDATA, forms, CJK, doctype/BOM, head elements in body, template/noframes/frameset, 500-level nesting); mail HTML lint reports for the same 24; charset decode for gbk/gb2312/gb18030/latin1/cp1252/shift_jis/big5/euc-kr/utf-8/utf-16/unknown/empty/invalid labels and encode for gbk/latin1/utf-8/shift_jis/unknown/unmappable.x/image:detectImageDimensionsfor PNG/JPEG/GIF/BMP/TIFF (none, deflate)/WebP (lossless, lossy) plus truncated, dimension-overflow, random and empty inputs: same sizes and same errors.x/text/width: document word-count profiles for CJK, fullwidth/halfwidth, emoji (incl. ZWJ), combining marks, Korean/Japanese, URLs, identifiers, symbols.x/net/http/httpguts: device-model header normalization for ASCII, CJK, tabs, CR/LF, DEL, control chars, emoji, over-length inputs.gorilla/websocket: the only client-facing change between v1.5.0 and v1.5.3 is a dial error when a customtls.Configadvertises non-http/1.1NextProtos; the SDK dials withws.DefaultDialerand a nil TLS config, so it does not apply.lark-cli event consume im.message.receive_v1 --timeout 15swith amainbuild and with this branch's build each start their own bus daemon and reportfeishu-websocket: connected, with identical normalized stderr.Related Issues