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- Line 552: Update the existing-settings fixture in the Inject test to use
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- Around line 151-158: OpenCode’s remote-utility deny rules do not match
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(151-158), add exact and argument-bearing `env` deny patterns for each utility;
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…ure (Gentleman-Programming#4324) Address the CodeRabbit findings on Gentleman-Programming#5285: - The exact form "env tool ..." (env directly executing the utility, no arguments in between) matched none of the deny patterns; add Bash(env tool:*) to the Claude Code deny list and deny("env tool *") to the OpenCode builder, and flip "env ssh example.invalid" from a matcher-boundary allow fixture to a denied bypass form. - The pre-existing-settings fixture in the Claude inject test used literal backslash-n sequences inside a raw string, which is not valid JSON between tokens, so the merge path was never exercised. Restore the real-newline fixture so MergeJSONObjects parses the existing permissions block and the test asserts the deny list lands on top of it.
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@egdev6 @decode2 a consolidated label ask for my open gentle-ai PRs. Each one links a
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…entleman-Programming#4324) Deny ssh, scp, sftp, and rsync by default in the Claude Code deny list (bare, wildcard, and canonical absolute install prefixes, backslash escape, command/exec resolution wrappers) and in the OpenCode/Kilocode permission map (bare, wildcard, path prefixes, root-level path that also reaches backslash escapes, and command/exec wrappers), replacing the per-command ask that Gentleman-Programming#5273 left in place. Personal config keeps its explicit ask/allow entries; a human re-enables a utility explicitly. Tests: deny-by-default approval matrix incl. Kilocode and repeat injection, matcher boundary fixtures for the enumerated bypass forms, pattern-presence tests for both overlays, and a Claude inject-twice idempotency regression.
…ure (Gentleman-Programming#4324) Address the CodeRabbit findings on Gentleman-Programming#5285: - The exact form "env tool ..." (env directly executing the utility, no arguments in between) matched none of the deny patterns; add Bash(env tool:*) to the Claude Code deny list and deny("env tool *") to the OpenCode builder, and flip "env ssh example.invalid" from a matcher-boundary allow fixture to a denied bypass form. - The pre-existing-settings fixture in the Claude inject test used literal backslash-n sequences inside a raw string, which is not valid JSON between tokens, so the merge path was never exercised. Restore the real-newline fixture so MergeJSONObjects parses the existing permissions block and the test asserts the deny list lands on top of it.
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- Line 72: Update the Bash deny rules alongside Bash(ssh:*) to also match quoted
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…rogramming#4324) 'ssh' example.invalid runs ssh but matches neither Bash(ssh:*) nor the OpenCode "ssh *" rule, and both overlays auto-approve unmatched commands. Deny the single- and double-quoted spellings of ssh, scp, sftp, and rsync in the Claude Code and OpenCode overlays. The OpenCode rules alone did not take effect: OpenCode applies the last matching rule, and a leading quote sorts before the catch-all "*", so the catch-all overrode them. The overlay now encodes "*" first, and the permission merge keeps an added catch-all ahead of every added rule. Tests resolve the injected file, not only the rule list. The deny list closes these known spellings; it is not a shell parser.
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- Around line 188-204: Update marshalPermissionOrder so an existing
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…ow (Gentleman-Programming#4324) OpenCode resolves permission rules last-match-wins. When a user's bash map held "*":"allow" after another key, the merge placed the added remote-shell denies before it, so ssh/scp/sftp/rsync resolved to allow. Insert added rules right after the existing catch-all allow wherever it sits, keeping every user rule in place: rules before the catch-all were already overridden by it, and rules after it still win.
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@Alan-TheGentleman following up on my Oct 9 label ask, and sending it to you since you merge most PRs here. Each PR below links a
One small housekeeping item: #2196 still carries If any of these should be split or re-scoped instead, say which and I'll take it from there. |
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type:bug— Bug fix (non-breaking change that fixes an issue)📝 Summary
Slice 1 of 3 splitting #4330, originally sized to the 400-line review budget (review fixes have since taken it over; see Review budget below). Denies the remote shell utilities (ssh, scp, sftp, rsync) by default in both permission overlays: the Claude Code deny list gains the bare, wildcard, canonical absolute install prefix, backslash-escape, and
command/execresolution-wrapper forms, and the OpenCode/Kilocode permission map moves from the per-command ask that #5273 left in place to an explicit deny across the same escape forms. Personal config keeps its explicit ask/allow entries; a human who wants a utility back re-enables it in their own config.Rebased onto post-#5273 main: the inline OpenCode overlay from #4330 is superseded by the
opencode_overlay.gobuilder, so the deny surface is expressed as builder rules instead of a static blob.📂 Changes
internal/components/permissions/inject.gointernal/components/permissions/opencode_overlay.gointernal/components/permissions/inject_test.go🤖 AI Assistance
Tool/model: Pi (el Gentleman harness) with Claude
Material scope: Split and rebase of #4330 onto post-#5273 main under user direction; OpenCode deny surface rewritten as builder rules; test reconciliation between the branch's blob-era tests and #5273's builder-era tests.
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go test ./internal/components/permissions/ ./internal/components/agentguidance/ ./internal/components/ -count=1,go build ./...,gofmtclean on touched packages.🧪 Test Plan
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go test ./internal/components/permissions/gofmt -lclean on touched packages)Benchmark Validation: N/A (permission overlay change, no review-lifecycle/gate/benchmark surface).
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mainenv -i,env NAME=valueandexec -awrapper denies (fix/4324-2-deny-wrapper-invocations, +52/−9); directenvexecution already lands hereenvdenies, quoted command names, and catch-all ordering (3bf765e).size:exceptionrequestedChain Overview
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ssh,scp,sftp, andrsync) are denied by default when entered by name, through supported absolute paths, or with supported quoting, escaping, andcommand,exec, orenvwrappers.bashprompts can still require approval.