fix(service): verify a scheduler path the console code page cannot carry - #3067
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe service adds tolerant Windows task XML path comparison for non-ASCII characters. Task registration health checks use this comparison for ChangesWindows task path validation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The change relaxes scheduled-task validation for damaged non-ASCII paths, but it can currently accept a task that launches from a different profile or file, while valid installations with a mangled non-ASCII account name may still be rejected. These bounded correctness risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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리뷰 · 우선순위 63 / 80이 PR은 Windows에서 사용자 폴더 이름에 한글·베트남어 같은 비ASCII가 있을 때, 지금 HEAD의 검증 흐름은 이렇습니다. 이슈 #3064 보고자는 고치는 방법은 비교를 느슨하게 만드는 쪽입니다. 새 문제는 실제 한글·일본어·중국어 프로필은 게다가 이 느슨한 비교는 Command/Arguments에만 적용됩니다. 같은 건강 검사는 세션 복구 트리거의 라인 865 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
너의 추천 지금 형태로는 머지하지 마라. 진단(파이프면 schtasks가 코드 페이지로 쓴다, spawn 전환은 무효)은 받고, 고침은 작성자가 본문에 적어 둔 디스크 문서 검증으로 바꾸라고 하라. 라이브 쿼리의 Command/Arguments가 비ASCII만 어긋나고 우리가 방금 쓴 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
A Windows profile directory outside the console code page made verifyWindowsSchedulerInstall reject a valid task and roll back a successful elevated create: windowsTaskRegistrationHealthy compares Command and Arguments against the local paths, and the value schtasks reported no longer equalled them. The reported cause -- that runFile() applies a code-page conversion the raw bytes would avoid -- is not where it happens. runFile already reads with encoding: "buffer", and under Bun on Windows execFileSync and Bun.spawnSync return byte-identical output; I measured both against a UTF-16LE fixture. The conversion is schtasks' own: with stdout redirected, `/query /tn X /xml` emits console-code-page bytes, not the UTF-16LE the decoder documents. On this machine the document starts `3c 3f 78 6d 6c` -- `<?xml`, no BOM. So the characters are already gone before any decoder runs, and switching spawn APIs cannot recover them. Compare those two values as paths instead. The expected path is matched literally except across a run the code page could not carry, where anything is accepted -- "?" per character, U+FFFD, or nothing -- but never a path separator, so every directory the path names is still verified and a task pointing somewhere else still fails. An all-ASCII path is unaffected: there is nothing unrepresentable in it, so the comparison stays exact. Fixes lidge-jun#3064
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2040-2040: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winApply bounded lossy comparison to scoped
UserId.If the Windows account name contains non-ASCII characters,
buildWindowsTaskXmlwrites that value into<UserId>. The sameschtasks /query /xmlcode-page conversion can mangle it. Line 2040 still uses exact decoded equality, sowindowsTaskRegistrationHealthyreturnsfalseeven after the path checks accept the task.Use a bounded non-path matcher that preserves ASCII text and accepts only
?,U+FFFD, or omission for expected non-ASCII runs. Do not reuse the path wildcard. Add a test with a non-ASCIIsessionTriggerUserIdand mangled exported<UserId>text.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/service.ts`:
- Line 1965: Update the pattern construction in
windowsTaskRegistrationBaseHealthy so each expected non-ASCII run matches only
an empty run, “?”, or U+FFFD, rather than arbitrary non-separator text; preserve
literal escaping for other path segments. Add regression coverage for a fully
non-ASCII profile segment and a foreign ASCII profile segment, ensuring the
latter is rejected.
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In `@src/service.ts`:
- Line 2040: Update the scoped UserId comparison in
windowsTaskRegistrationHealthy to use a dedicated bounded lossy matcher instead
of taskXmlDecodedValueEquals, preserving exact ASCII matches while accepting
only ?, U+FFFD, or omitted characters for expected non-ASCII runs; do not reuse
the path wildcard matcher. Add coverage for a non-ASCII sessionTriggerUserId
whose exported UserId text is mangled.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Restrict the lossy run to documented replacement characters.
Line 1965 accepts arbitrary non-separator text for each expected non-ASCII run. For example, an expected launcher under C:\Users\김병준\... produces a pattern that accepts C:\Users\Admin\....
windowsTaskRegistrationBaseHealthy can then accept a task that runs a launcher from another profile. The installer will skip repair and can leave the service registered with the wrong launcher.
Accept only the documented mangling forms: ?, U+FFFD, or an empty run. If other transformations must be supported, compare against an encoding-safe task XML source instead. Add a regression case for a fully non-ASCII profile segment and a foreign ASCII profile segment.
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- index % 2 === 1 ? "[^\\\\/]*" : part.replace(/[.*+?^${}()|[\]\\]/g, "\\$&"))
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| index % 2 === 1 ? "[^\\\\/]*" : part.replace(/[.*+?^${}()|[\]\\]/g, "\\$&")) | |
| index % 2 === 1 ? "[?\\uFFFD]*" : part.replace(/[.*+?^${}()|[\]\\]/g, "\\$&")) |
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In `@src/service.ts` at line 1965, Update the pattern construction in
windowsTaskRegistrationBaseHealthy so each expected non-ASCII run matches only
an empty run, “?”, or U+FFFD, rather than arbitrary non-separator text; preserve
literal escaping for other path segments. Add regression coverage for a fully
non-ASCII profile segment and a foreign ASCII profile segment, ensuring the
latter is rejected.
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Fixes #3064.
The conversion is schtasks', not ours
I could not confirm the proposed cause, so I measured it. Two experiments, both on Windows 11 + Bun 1.3.14:
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runFile()does not apply a code-page conversion. It already reads withencoding: "buffer", and under Bun the two spawn APIs are byte-identical. Against a UTF-16LE fixture containingNgười:Both decode to
…<Arguments>C:\Users\Người\launcher.js</Arguments>…intact. SoBun.spawnSync+decodeSchtasksOutput()would change nothing.2.
schtasksitself converts when stdout is not a console. Querying a real registered task with output redirected:No BOM, no UTF-16 — 8-bit console-code-page bytes. (Worth noting on its own:
decodeSchtasksOutput's comment says/query /xmlemits UTF-16LE. That is true from a console; through a pipe it is not, at least on 11 24H2.) A profile path outside that code page is therefore already destroyed in the bytes we receive, and no decoder on our side can bring it back.That is why the install rolls back:
windowsTaskRegistrationHealthyends withand
launcherlives under the profile directory. Every other check in that function is ASCII and survives.The fix
Those two comparisons become
taskXmlDecodedPathEquals, which matches the expected path literally except across a run the code page could not carry. There, anything is accepted —"?"per character,U+FFFD, or nothing at all — but never a path separator, so every directory the path names is still verified and a task pointing at a different folder or file still fails.An all-ASCII path takes the relaxation not at all:
if (!/[^\x00-\x7F]/.test(expected)) return false. Nothing in it is unrepresentable, so there is nothing to forgive, and a one-character difference still fails.What this trades
This does weaken the check, narrowly: within one path segment, a non-ASCII run is no longer compared character by character, so a segment differing only inside that run would now pass. I judged that better than the alternatives — the information needed for an exact comparison does not reach the process, and rolling back every valid install on such a machine is a hard failure. If you would rather verify these two values against the on-disk document we registered (
windowsTaskXmlPath(), already used as a fallback when the query is empty), that is a clean alternative and I am happy to send it instead.Tests
Four tests in
tests/service.test.ts, next to the existing registration-health cases:Ng??i,Ngi,Ng\uFFFDi) is accepted.evildirectory, a differentCommand\Test\→\Tost\fails,service-launcher→service-launcherrfails)taskXmlPathEqualsdirectly: exact, mangled, case-insensitive, ASCII differences on either side of the run, no relaxation for an ASCII expectation, and a run that tries to swallow a path separatorI do not have a non-ASCII profile directory here, so I have not reproduced
ocx service installend to end. What I did measure is the two facts the diagnosis rests on — that both spawn APIs return identical bytes, and thatschtasks /xmlthrough a pipe is code-page text, not UTF-16.Review readiness checklist
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