fix(darwin-link): take the target argument, and refuse a bare body that reads one - #1035
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Darwin link task now passes mise-appended arguments to a function. A new Rego policy detects specified positional argument reads in one-line mise task bodies. Policy configuration, unit tests, and integration tests cover the rule. The auto-mode guidance also changes its instruction for Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Valid task bodies can bypass the new safeguard and retain the dropped-argument behavior it is meant to prevent. Close these gaps before merging unless the narrower enforcement is explicitly accepted. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The Darwin check now uses the target selected by its CI job, correcting a check that could report success after linking the wrong target. The new task policy provides a guard against the same mistake, but it is narrower than a complete validation of task argument handling. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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mise appends a task's arguments to its run string rather than setting $1,
so darwin-link's bare body always read an empty ${1:-...} and took the
aarch64 default: the darwin-link (x86_64-apple-darwin) required check
linked and receipted aarch64. The body is now a function called last, the
ci-slow-needed shape, and `mise run darwin-link x86_64-apple-darwin` links
x86_64.
policy/run-arg-shape.rego refuses the class: a one-line bare run string
reading a positional. Nothing in mise.toml trips it on landing, so it is a
state rule; run_arg_shape.rs pins it over the compiled engine with both
pre-fix bodies and the committed task table.
Closes: CLOUD-1916
clippy::doc_markdown refused the bare x86_64 in run_arg_shape.rs:21, which failed verify on the first land lap. Refs: CLOUD-1916
The harness arms a PR subscription without asking, but the connector marks unsubscribe_pr_activity always_ask, so the autoMode clause that told agents to call it stopped the human for nothing. land already drops the subscription as an entry gate (pr-unsubscribed drop calls the endpoint itself); the clause now says so and forbids the hand call. Refs: CLOUD-1916
The replay's conflict resolution sorted the list, reordering entries trunk never sorted. Restore trunk's order with run-arg-shape inserted before run-shape, so the net change is the one added gate. Refs: CLOUD-1916
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In @policy/run-arg-shape.rego:
- Line 49: Update function_shaped so it exempts only verified function-call
shapes where mise-appended arguments reach the function; checking that the first
word ends in () alone must not allow a function declaration followed by a
separate command.
- Line 53: Update the `run_prefix` matching in the `bare_reader` rule to parse
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Require the appended arguments to reach the function.
function_shaped accepts any body whose first word ends in (). For example, run = "helper() { :; }; echo \"${1:-default}\"" passes this check. If mise appends an argument, the final echo receives it as a trailing word, while ${1:-default} still uses the default. Check the final call as well as the declaration, or limit the exemption to a verified function-call shape. (mise.jdx.dev)
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In @policy/run-arg-shape.rego at line 49, Update function_shaped so it exempts
only verified function-call shapes where mise-appended arguments reach the
function; checking that the first word ends in () alone must not allow a
function declaration followed by a separate command.
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Handle optional whitespace in double-quoted run assignments.
bare_reader requires the exact prefix run = ", so valid forms such as run="echo $1" can bypass the policy. Parse the run assignment and its double-quoted value separately so TOML whitespace around = does not affect matching.
Keep single-quoted assignments outside this rule’s declared scope. A single-quoted task containing $1 can have the same runtime shape, but a quote-agnostic matcher would also match the existing $@ form. $@ is a recognized positional form, not a false positive.
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In @policy/run-arg-shape.rego at line 53, Update the `run_prefix` matching in
the `bare_reader` rule to parse the `run` assignment and its double-quoted value
separately, allowing optional TOML whitespace around `=`. Keep single-quoted
assignments outside this rule and preserve the recognized `$@` positional form.
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Closes CLOUD-1916
runstring rather than setting$1, sodarwin-link's bare${1:-…}was always empty. Thedarwin-link (x86_64-apple-darwin)required check linked and receipted aarch64.ci-slow-needed.mise run darwin-link x86_64-apple-darwinlinks x86_64, verified locally.policy/run-arg-shape.rego(task read dropped) refuses any one-line barerunstring that reads a positional argument.tests/it/run_arg_shape.rspins it over the compiled engine, and it carries the mutation rowbare-body-arg-admitted..claude/settings.jsonno longer tells agents to callunsubscribe_pr_activityby hand. That tool prompts the human, andlandalready drops the subscription throughpr-unsubscribed drop.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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