Render CI badges larger and harden registry.yaml field handling - #48
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GitHub's actions badge.svg renders at its native ~20px height, which reads as illegibly small next to the table's other columns. Since the badge is a real SVG, render it via an <img> tag with an explicit height instead of plain markdown image syntax, so it scales up cleanly.
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Registry output now uses larger HTML CI badges and adds escaping safeguards, but owner validation remains slightly broader than GitHub's owner rules and the README replacement regression test can miss an implementation regression. These are bounded low-risk follow-ups. Suggested labels: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 13 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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In `@scripts/generate_registry.py`:
- Around line 53-54: Escape the constructed url before interpolating it into the
HTML img src attribute in the registry-generation flow. Use html.escape with
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registry-schema.json's repository pattern ([^/]+) allows characters like '"' in the owner/repo segments, so a crafted repository value could break out of the <img src="..."> attribute in the generated README.md. Escape the URL with html.escape(quote=True) before interpolation. Addresses a CodeRabbit review comment on this PR.
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Fixed in 98d9d66: escape the badge URL with |
Two more injection/robustness issues in the same family as the CodeRabbit-flagged badge src escaping: - format_repository() dropped the repository field unescaped into a markdown link. CommonMark treats raw <tag> sequences in link text as HTML passthrough, so a crafted repository value injected HTML into the rendered README the same way the badge src did. Escape both the link text and the URL. - render_readme() passed the generated table to pattern.sub() as a replacement *string*, which makes Python's re module interpret literal backslash-digit sequences (e.g. "\1") as backreferences and crash generation (re.error: invalid group reference). Use a replacement function instead, which is inserted literally. Also tightens registry-schema.json's repository pattern to GitHub's own owner/repo charset (alphanumerics, ., _, -), closing this class of problem at the source rather than only at each render call site. Adds regression tests for all three (badge escaping, link escaping, regex-backreference safety) plus a schema fixture for the tightened repository pattern.
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scripts/generate_registry.py (1)
110-110: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winSet UTF-8 encoding for all generated file I/O.
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pathlib.Path.read_text()andwrite_text()calls inscripts/generate_registry.pyuse the process locale whenencodingis omitted. A non-UTF-8 locale can fail on or alter non-ASCII registry content. Passencoding="utf-8"to everyread_text()andwrite_text()call in this module.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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tests/registry/test_validate.py (1)
67-68: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMove the fixed regex to module scope.
check_readme_substitution_ignores_backreferences()compiles the same fixed marker pattern on every call. Define it once at module scope and reuse it.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@registry-schema.json`:
- Around line 56-57: Update the GitHub repository URL pattern for the plugin
source repository so the owner segment permits only GitHub-supported
alphanumeric characters and hyphens, while the repository segment retains its
supported punctuation. Add a validation fixture covering an owner containing
punctuation such as a dot, and ensure it is rejected.
In `@tests/registry/test_validate.py`:
- Line 73: Update the regression test around render_readme() to use a temporary
README path and invoke generate_registry.render_readme() directly instead of
reimplementing the substitution with pattern.sub. Assert that literal \1 content
remains unchanged in the rendered output.
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In `@scripts/generate_registry.py`:
- Line 110: Update every pathlib read_text() and write_text() call in the
generate_registry module to pass encoding="utf-8", including the
README.write_text call, while preserving the existing file-processing behavior.
In `@tests/registry/test_validate.py`:
- Around line 67-68: Move the fixed marker regex compilation out of
check_readme_substitution_ignores_backreferences() to module scope, then reuse
the module-level compiled pattern within the test. Preserve the existing escaped
BEGIN_MARKER and END_MARKER matching behavior.
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Two follow-up CodeRabbit findings on the previous commit: - registry-schema.json used the same charset for both path segments, so it wrongly accepted punctuation-only-valid-in-repo-names (e.g. '.') in the owner segment (https://github.com/foo.bar/repo). GitHub usernames/orgs only allow alphanumerics and single hyphens; repo names additionally allow '.' and '_'. Split into two patterns. - The regex-backreference regression test reimplemented render_readme()'s substitution locally instead of calling the real function, so it couldn't actually catch a regression back to pattern.sub(table, readme) in the source. Rewrote it to monkeypatch render_row() and call generate_registry.render_readme() against a temp file; verified it now fails against the reverted code and passes against the fix. Adds a fixture for punctuation in the owner segment.
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Fixed in 26306ea, both correct: (1) the schema used one charset for both owner and repo segments, wrongly accepting punctuation like |
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Summary
<img>tag instead of plain markdown image syntax: GitHub's actions badge.svg renders at its native ~20px height, illegible next to the table's other columns. Since it's a real SVG,height="28"scales it up cleanly.format_ci()andformat_repository()now HTML-escape the repository URL before interpolating it into the badge<img src="...">and the markdown repository link —registry-schema.json's previous repository pattern ([^/]+) allowed characters like"and<, so a crafted value could break out of the HTML attribute or get parsed as raw HTML in the markdown link text.render_readme()now substitutes the generated table via a replacement function instead of a string — passing it as a string makes Python'sremodule treat literal backslash-digit sequences (e.g.\1) in the data as regex backreferences, crashing generation.registry-schema.json'srepositorypattern is tightened to GitHub's actual owner/repo charsets (owner: alphanumerics and single hyphens; repo: alphanumerics,.,_,-), closing this class of problem at the source instead of only at each render call site.render_readme()) and schema fixtures for the tightened pattern.Test plan
uvx check-jsonschema --schemafile registry-schema.json --force-filetype yaml registry.yaml tests/registry/valid/*.yamlpasses; every fixture undertests/registry/invalid/*.yaml(including the new repository-charset ones) is rejecteduv run tests/registry/test_validate.pypassesuv run scripts/generate_registry.pyregenerates README.md and registry.json with no drift against the committed versions🤖 Generated with Claude Code