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net/urlto safely build the auth callback URL.Nice feature! But there's a subtle URL-building issue on line 177. Right now, the code just concatenates the override URL directly with
?port=...&state=.... This works fine if the override is a simple URL likehttp://localhost:3000/cli-auth/, but if someone passes an override that already has query params—likehttp://localhost:3000/cli-auth/?existing=value—you end up with a malformed URL:http://localhost:3000/cli-auth/?existing=value?port=43210&state=abcd1234(notice the double?). That breaks the query parsing and kills the auth callback.The fix is straightforward: use
net/url.Parse()to safely merge query params, validate the scheme and host, and then encode. This way, existing params get properly combined with the new ones.Suggested fix
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