🔒 [security] Propagate file cleanup errors during git fallback - #84
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🎯 What: Fixes a vulnerability where `std::fs::remove_dir_all` and `std::fs::write` results were ignored during `.or_else()` git fallback in `src/git_ops/mod.rs`.⚠️ Risk: Ignoring these results could lead to path traversal, symlink escapes, or configuration reuse vulnerabilities if a directory or file wasn't successfully removed but the git CLI fallback command proceeds anyway. 🛡️ Solution: We now handle the `Result` from file system operations using `anyhow::Context` and the `?` operator. This propagates any cleanup errors upwards rather than silently allowing the unsafe CLI fallback state. No additional permission tests were added to automated suites as enforcing permission errors in test harnesses is brittle and depends on OS behavior. Instead, we rely on the static compiler checks enforcing Result handling.
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🎯 What: Fixes a vulnerability where
⚠️ Risk: Ignoring these results could lead to path traversal, symlink escapes, or configuration reuse vulnerabilities if a directory or file wasn't successfully removed but the git CLI fallback command proceeds anyway.
std::fs::remove_dir_allandstd::fs::writeresults were ignored during.or_else()git fallback insrc/git_ops/mod.rs.🛡️ Solution: We now handle the
Resultfrom file system operations usinganyhow::Contextand the?operator. This propagates any cleanup errors upwards rather than silently allowing the unsafe CLI fallback state. No additional permission tests were added to automated suites as enforcing permission errors in test harnesses is brittle and depends on OS behavior. Instead, we rely on the static compiler checks enforcing Result handling.PR created automatically by Jules for task 7354833371978033167 started by @bashandbone