owlstronaut/tap upgrade #8549
owlstronaut/tap upgrade #8549
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owlstronaut commented Sep 4, 2025
owlstronaut commented - chore: tap@21.1.0
- chore: t.mock -> t.mockRequire
- chore: template-oss-apply
- chore: update tap for every workspace to avoid collisions
- chore: allow map files in node modules
- chore: update node_modules ignore
- chore: fix exit handler test
- chore: fixes update-notifier
- chore: fix diff
- chore: doctor tests
- exec
- explore
- ls
- run-script
- log
- chore: generate snapshots
- chore: use c8 ignore statements where possible
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| t.ok(PJ_CALLED.endsWith('/pkg')) | ||
| t.strictSame(RUN_SCRIPT_EXEC, 'shell-command') | ||
| t.match(output, /Exploring \{CWD\}\/[\w-_/]+\nType 'exit' or \^D when finished/) | ||
| t.match(output, /Exploring \{CWD\}\/(.+)+\nType 'exit' or \^D when finished/) |
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The problematic pattern (.+)+ can cause exponential backtracking and should be replaced by an equivalent but unambiguous expression. The intent is to match at least one or more non-empty sequences after Exploring {CWD}/, presumably a path. A better approach is to match "one or more of any character except newline" directly: use .+ (not nested in a repeated group), or if multiple components are intended, consider (.+) or aggregate all repeated groups into one. Alternatively, to be even more precise, replace (.+)+ with [^\n]+, matching any number of non-newline characters, or at least one component. To maintain functionality, replace /Exploring \{CWD\}\/(.+)+\nType 'exit' or \^D when finished/ with /Exploring \{CWD\}\/[^\n]+\nType 'exit' or \^D when finished/. No additional imports or definitions are needed.
Make this change only on line 73 (and line 86, which contains the same pattern).
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| t.ok(PJ_CALLED.endsWith('/pkg')) | ||
| t.strictSame(RUN_SCRIPT_EXEC, 'shell-command') | ||
| t.match(output, /Exploring \{CWD\}\/(.+)+\nType 'exit' or \^D when finished/) | ||
| t.match(output, /Exploring \{CWD\}\/[^\n]+\nType 'exit' or \^D when finished/) | ||
| }) | ||
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| t.test('interactive tracks exit code', async t => { | ||
| @@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ | ||
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| t.ok(PJ_CALLED.endsWith('/pkg')) | ||
| t.strictSame(RUN_SCRIPT_EXEC, 'shell-command') | ||
| t.match(output, /Exploring \{CWD\}\/(.+)+\nType 'exit' or \^D when finished/) | ||
| t.match(output, /Exploring \{CWD\}\/[^\n]+\nType 'exit' or \^D when finished/) | ||
| | ||
| t.equal(process.exitCode, 99) | ||
| }) |
| t.ok(PJ_CALLED.endsWith('/pkg')) | ||
| t.strictSame(RUN_SCRIPT_EXEC, 'shell-command') | ||
| t.match(output, /Exploring \{CWD\}\/[\w-_/]+\nType 'exit' or \^D when finished/) | ||
| t.match(output, /Exploring \{CWD\}\/(.+)+\nType 'exit' or \^D when finished/) |
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The problem is with the use of (.+)+. In practice, this would match one or more repetitions of one or more characters, but is ambiguous and inefficient. The intention seems to be to match the path segment after {CWD}/. To remove the ambiguity, we should rewrite the regex to avoid the nested repetition and prevent multiple ways of matching the same substring. One solid approach is to use a character class that matches anything except a path delimiter or newline, e.g. ([^/\n]+) (or, if slashes may appear, at least avoid matching newlines: ([^\n]+)). Alternatively, if it is meant to greedily match everything up to \n, simply use a non-newline-matching greedy clause, i.e. ([^\n]+). This fix can be applied on line 86 (and 73, for consistency) inside test/lib/commands/explore.js. No new imports or dependencies are required.
| @@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ | ||
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| t.ok(PJ_CALLED.endsWith('/pkg')) | ||
| t.strictSame(RUN_SCRIPT_EXEC, 'shell-command') | ||
| t.match(output, /Exploring \{CWD\}\/(.+)+\nType 'exit' or \^D when finished/) | ||
| t.match(output, /Exploring \{CWD\}\/([^\n]+)\nType 'exit' or \^D when finished/) | ||
| }) | ||
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| t.test('interactive tracks exit code', async t => { | ||
| @@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ | ||
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| t.ok(PJ_CALLED.endsWith('/pkg')) | ||
| t.strictSame(RUN_SCRIPT_EXEC, 'shell-command') | ||
| t.match(output, /Exploring \{CWD\}\/(.+)+\nType 'exit' or \^D when finished/) | ||
| t.match(output, /Exploring \{CWD\}\/([^\n]+)\nType 'exit' or \^D when finished/) | ||
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| t.equal(process.exitCode, 99) | ||
| }) |
| Most of these changes are taken from #8085, but i found the merge/rebase to be prohibitively difficult to update that one. This also converts all istanbul ignore comments to c8. We drop to |
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