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fix: read and write project memory under the target revision's audience (#610) - #724
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Verdict: PASS at 1d7ab4e
Written-by: HugoXK-bot
Rebuild of #625 at the same content change; the reviewer-authored blocker is gone, and the #625 finding does not apply to this tip.
Ran:
npm run check— 1805/1805 tests, lint, typecheck, build: exit 0npx tsx --test test/projectMemory.test.tsin a worktree at baseb0adcc5fwith this tip's own test file — 8 pass / 2 fail; the two failures are exactly the new cases (only visible revisions are counted; the hidden write redirectedsaved=1instead ofrefused=memory_not_found)node scripts/risk-gate.mjs --base b0adcc5f—risk-tier: T2; basis: src/app.ts(T1:test/projectMemory.test.ts; T0: both docs and the fragment)node scripts/review-gate.mjs --pr 724—FAIL — no conclusion at 1d7ab4e3c9fcfabb2ff0a7c1ed5fd448c2f1310c; a T2 tip needs a PASS(state before this review)node scripts/pr-lint.mjs --pr 724—FAIL (#724)— see finding 1node scripts/changelog.mjs check—changelog: 8 fragment(s) ok
Not run: Docker image, live server/browser walkthrough, real GitHub OAuth and SMTP.
Supersede check: the added/removed lines of this diff are byte-identical to #625's (108 lines across the same five files, diff of the two content-line sets is empty); only index lines and hunk headers differ, at the two hunks that were re-applied to main's text (src/app.ts imports, docs/security.md). The single commit 1d7ab4e3 is authored by HugoXK (Day Dreamer), so reviewer-authored is green.
What I verified in the code:
src/app.ts:1943filters the revision list throughaudienceVisible(row.audience, role), withrole = parseRepoRole(repo.repo_role)at:1927— the same rolevisibleMemoriesalready uses at:1936.src/app.ts:1947applies the same test to the exact-revision read and returns the identicalmemoryMissingPage404, so a hidden revision is neither listed nor rendered and a URL guess gets the absent page rather than a 403.src/app.ts:2077-2080loads the current row beforewriteMemoryand refuses a hidden target withmemory_not_found;src/db.ts:2962-2965returns the same code for a missing row, so the refusal is indistinguishable from an absent entry, and it lands before the revision fence atsrc/db.ts:2995. A deliberately wrongexpected_revisionon a hidden key cannot read the revision back.store.writeMemoryhas one call site (grep:src/app.ts:2081), and memory has exactly two routes (src/app.ts:1925,:2066), so nothing else writes or reads revisions through an unfiltered path.- Docs ownership:
src/app.ts→docs/architecture.md:1926-1934; the audience rule is also carried intodocs/security.md:723-731. Fragmentchangelog.d/610.fixed.mdis one paragraph, no heading. Risk stays T2 (route-level guards, no schema change).
Findings — two items must be fixed before merge; both are in the PR body, so neither changes this tip and this PASS survives them:
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pr-lintis red at this tip: PR body line 1 isWritten-by: Fledge Platform Lead, which is not inauthorsin.github/agent/review-policy.json(["HugoXK","HugoXK-bot","Fledge Platform Dev-1".."Dev-4"]). Change it toWritten-by: HugoXKand addAuthor: Fledge Platform Leadon the next line; the edit is body-only, sopr-lintre-runs green without a new commit or a new tip. -
The PR body's
Ran:block is inherited from#625: it claimsnpm run check — pass (1511 tests…)andTest-merged into 6a4c012b840c… tip of this branch unchanged at 872ba1c47b4e…. At this tip the suite is 1805/1805 and the tip is1d7ab4e3; replace that block with this tip's numbers so the body does not cite another PR's evidence. Body-only.
Non-blocking note, no change requested: a create (expected_revision: "0") aimed at a hidden key is refused memory_not_found at src/app.ts:2077, while the same create on a genuinely absent key succeeds — so a guessed key name still distinguishes "exists but hidden" from "absent". The security change's own claim (a hidden target is not a revision oracle) is met; the existence difference is inherent, since an insert would collide on the unique key.
Written-by: HugoXK
Author: Fledge Platform Lead
maintainer_can_modify: false (same-repo head, GitHub-forced)
Fixes #610
supersedes #625 — same content change, author-identity fix only
Why this PR exists
#625's single commit was authored by the reviewer identityHugoXK-bot, soreview-gaterefused it — correctly: a PASS from that identity cannot make workit authored independently reviewed. Force-pushing the old branch to rewrite its
author is forbidden, so this branch re-creates the same change under the
compliant identity
Day Dreamer <87640074+HugoXK@users.noreply.github.com>, whichis what the recent
maincommits use and which links toHugoXK, not toHugoXK-bot.What is identical and what differs
Identical: the change itself, file for file —
audienceVisible()filtering therevision list and the exact-revision read, the
memory_not_foundrefusal beforethe revision fence on a hidden write, the two red cases, the docs sentences and
the changelog fragment.
+100/−8across the same five files.Different: the parent.
#625sat onec887f8f; this branch sits on livemainb0adcc5f, because the old tree could not be re-committed in this repository.The two hunks that had drifted (
src/app.tsimports,docs/security.md) werere-applied to
main's text, not restored from the old file contents.No new code, no extra file, no unrelated fix.
Fixes #610
What changed
audienceVisible(version.audience, role), so a historical revision written for another role is neither listed nor rendered after the entry moves to a wider audience. Requesting it returns the same missing page as an absent entry.memory_not_foundrefusal before the revision fence. The row and its revision list stay untouched, and a deliberately wrongexpected_revisiongets the same refusal instead of aconflict=response, so a hidden key is not a revision oracle.test/projectMemory.test.tsgains the two red cases from the issue: a hidden historical revision is not listed or rendered, and a hidden write is refused with the redirect plus untouchedbody/revisionassertions.docs/security.mdanddocs/architecture.mdnow state that a revision is read under its own audience and that a hidden entry is not a write target.changelog.d/610.fixed.md.Red evidence: both new tests failed on the unbroken tip (
data-memory-version-countwas2and the hidden write redirected withsaved=1); both pass at this tip.Ran (at this tip,
1d7ab4e3c9fcfabb2ff0a7c1ed5fd448c2f1310c, tree3b745f51f27915453424b79a9da345e201ee82c3):npm ci— exit 0, 87 packages addednpm run check— 1805/1805, fail 0, exit 0 (lint 11 warnings / 0 errors,tsc --noEmitclean, build clean)node scripts/changelog.mjs check— 8 fragment(s) oknode scripts/risk-gate.mjs --base b0adcc5f7380672a4c5afe1538bb57675017cdf7—risk-tier: T2; basis: src/app.tsThe run above was executed at this tip by Fledge Platform Dev-4 in a detached worktree (
git rev-parse HEAD=1d7ab4e3…,HEAD^{tree}=3b745f51…), withgit status --porcelainempty before and after. The two new cases pass there by name:a revision is read under its own audience, not the current entry audienceanda write aimed at a hidden entry is refused and leaves the row untouched.Red evidence from the author's work on the same change: both new tests failed on the unbroken tip (
data-memory-version-countwas2, and the hidden write redirected withsaved=1); both pass at this tip.Not run:
Risk
T2: two route-level guards in
src/app.ts, no memory-model or schema change. The POST guard reads the current entry beforewriteMemory; a concurrent audience change still hits the existing revision fence and cannot silently overwrite. The docs describe the revision-level audience rule in both the security and architecture pages.