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Fail closed on Chromium sandbox launch failure - #459
Review regressions: 6 passed; Ruff, formatting, workflow validation, lock inventory, both uv lock checks, and git diff --check passed.
Local root and docs universal-lock pip-audit: no known vulnerabilities. The docs audit skips unpublished/local Reflex packages unavailable on PyPI.
Hosted head de0801a: Test (Rust + Python + JS), Dependency security audit, Docs, changelog, and CodSpeed passed. Two unrelated Matplotlib gallery shards were still installing system dependencies with no failures reported.
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Image exports and persistent browser sessions now fail closed when Chromium cannot start with its sandbox enabled; they no longer retry without it. Disabling the sandbox requires an explicit opt-in and should be limited to trusted HTML.
Automated dependency audits now cover Python, Rust, npm, and Bun dependencies, including documentation and benchmark environments. Checks verify that tracked lockfiles are accounted for, run on a schedule, for relevant pull requests, or on request, and apply severity thresholds by ecosystem.
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Chromium exports now stop after sandboxed launch failures. Repository checks verify tracked dependency lockfiles and run Python, Rust, npm, and Bun audits through local and automated entry points. Repository smoke scripts use explicit sandbox settings for controlled HTML.
PNG export and persistent browser sessions no longer retry without the sandbox after sandboxed launch failures. Tests and documentation describe the explicit sandbox=False option and trusted-HTML restriction.
The Reflex websocket smoke uses sandboxing by default and accepts --no-sandbox. Repository smoke and benchmark code opts out for controlled HTML. The benchmark workflow timeout comment describes browser setup and execution.
Dependency lock inventory and audits
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Lock inventory and local security checks scripts/verify_dependency_lock_inventory.py, scripts/verify_local.py, Makefile, tests/test_verify_local.py
The verifier compares Git-tracked lockfiles with the expected inventory. Local checks add inventory verification, and check-security now combines static checks with the dependency audit target.
The audit script checks required tools, verifies the lock inventory, and runs audits for configured Python, Rust, npm, and Bun dependencies. Tests cover lockfile recognition and audit command selection.
Automated audit workflow and policy .github/workflows/security-audit.yml, SECURITY.md, spec/process/production-readiness.md, spec/process/security-audit-2026-07-06.md, news/459.breaking.md
The workflow runs for relevant pull requests, weekly, and on manual dispatch. It installs audit tools and invokes the shared target. Policy and process documentation describe audit coverage and thresholds.
Supporting lock and benchmark updates benchmarks/requirements-ci.in, docs/app/reflex.lock/package.json, tests/test_benchmark_requirements.py
The benchmark lock compile command adds --upgrade, and the Vite devDependency changes to 8.3.3. A test checks that the workflow benchmark explicitly disables the sandbox.
sequenceDiagram
participant Workflow as security-audit.yml
participant Make as Makefile
participant Audit as audit_dependencies.py
participant Inventory as verify_dependency_lock_inventory.py
participant EcosystemAudits as Python, Rust, npm, and Bun audits
Workflow->>Make: run check-dependency-audit
Make->>Audit: execute shared audit entry point
Audit->>Inventory: verify tracked lockfile inventory
Inventory-->>Audit: return inventory status
Audit->>EcosystemAudits: run configured audits
EcosystemAudits-->>Audit: return audit status
Audit-->>Make: return exit status
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Merge Risk: Low · previous review c427e
This change makes Chromium PNG export fail closed and adds a shared dependency-audit gate. The audit gate has two coverage gaps: it does not link inventoried locks to audit commands, and it may skip platform-specific Python packages. These are worth addressing but do not block merge.
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Summary
Chromium exports now stop when a sandboxed launch fails instead of retrying without the sandbox.
Chromium exports and sessions stop when sandbox startup fails.
Dependency checks scan active lockfiles on a schedule and relevant changes.
No new actionable issues were found. The three earlier, unnumbered findings are fixed: the inventory uses tracked files, Rust audits omit the unsupported flag, and CI starts the audit with python3.
_return_type_name returns None for every exception. An export with an unresolvable return annotation is then reported only as "unclassified", which hides the real cause. validate_public_api_inventory still fails, so the checker does not pass silently. Surfacing the original exception would shorten diagnosis.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@scripts/check_public_api.py` around lines 222 - 227, Update _return_type_name
to report annotation-resolution exceptions while preserving its existing None
return behavior, including the original exception details in the diagnostic
output so unresolvable return annotations can be diagnosed.
Hoist the Selection dunder alias map next to its discovery constant.
SPECIAL_PUBLIC_SELECTION_METHODS at Line 55 decides which dunders enter the inventory. selection_aliases at Line 373 decides how each dunder is matched in the documentation. The two lists must stay in agreement. If a second dunder joins the public Selection surface and only Line 55 is updated, validate_docs_inventory demands a literal `__name__` token and reports a missing document entry even when the documentation uses the idiomatic form.
Define the alias map as a module constant beside Line 55 and derive the special-method set from its keys.
Separately, note that _has_doc_reference matches bare substrings such as rows(. An incidental mention in the documentation satisfies the check. The consequence is missed drift, not a false failure.
- selection_aliases = {"__len__": "len(selection)"}
for method in inventory.selection_methods:
- token = selection_aliases.get(method)+ token = SELECTION_METHOD_DOC_ALIASES.get(method)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@scripts/check_public_api.py` around lines 340 - 381, Move the Selection
dunder alias mapping beside SPECIAL_PUBLIC_SELECTION_METHODS, derive that set
from the alias-map keys, and update validate_docs_inventory to reuse the
module-level map. Also tighten _has_doc_reference so bare method references such
as rows( require an actual documentation reference rather than matching
incidental substrings.
The loop reads only cls.__dict__. Inherited public methods are not discovered. Today Chart and Selection define their public methods locally, so the inventory is complete. If either class later gains a base class that carries public methods, the inventory under-reports the surface. validate_docs_inventory then stops requiring documentation for those methods, which defeats the drift check.
Consider walking the MRO and excluding object.
♻️ Proposed MRO-aware collection
def _public_methods(
cls: type[Any],
*,
special_public_methods: set[str],
) -> tuple[str, ...]:
methods: list[str] = []
- for name, value in cls.__dict__.items():- if name == "__init__":- continue- if not callable(value) and not isinstance(value, property):- continue- if name.startswith("_") and name not in special_public_methods:- continue- methods.append(name)+ seen: set[str] = set()+ for klass in cls.__mro__:+ if klass is object:+ continue+ for name, value in klass.__dict__.items():+ if name == "__init__" or name in seen:+ continue+ if not callable(value) and not isinstance(value, property):+ continue+ if name.startswith("_") and name not in special_public_methods:+ continue+ seen.add(name)+ methods.append(name)
return tuple(methods)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@scripts/check_public_api.py` around lines 261 - 275, Update `_public_methods`
to collect public callables from the class MRO instead of only `cls.__dict__`,
while still skipping `object` and preserving the existing `__init__` and
underscore/special-public filtering. Use the same `special_public_methods`
handling when walking base classes so inherited methods on classes like `Chart`
and `Selection` are included in the inventory and still flow correctly into
`validate_docs_inventory`.
The fake modules do not isolate this test from the real package.
fake is named "xy". build_public_api_inventory runs importlib.import_module("._figure", pkg.__name__) at scripts/check_public_api.py Line 298, so it imports the real xy._figure and reflects the real Selection. validate_declarative_api_contract then calls validate_docs_inventory(inventory) at Line 441 with the default CHART_METHOD_DOC and SELECTION_METHOD_DOC paths, so it reads the real documentation files.
The effect: test_public_api_checker_accepts_declarative_api_contract asserts errors == [], and that assertion depends on real Selection methods and real documentation content. It passes now only because the fake Chart.figure and Chart.html names also appear in docs/api-reference/figure-methods.md. If a public method is added to the real Selection without documentation, this fixture-based test fails with a Selection error that names neither the fixture nor the real cause.
Accept the Selection source and the documentation paths as parameters of build_public_api_inventory and validate_declarative_api_contract, then inject fakes here.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tests/test_public_api.py` around lines 293 - 320, Parameterize
build_public_api_inventory and validate_declarative_api_contract to accept the
Selection source and chart/selection documentation paths instead of relying on
real package modules and default constants. Update this fixture to provide fake
Selection data and temporary or fixture-specific documentation paths, ensuring
test_public_api_checker_accepts_declarative_api_contract validates only the
constructed fake API.
selection_methods includes __len__, and the temporary document contains len(selection). No assertion covers that pairing. If the selection_aliases mapping in validate_docs_inventory were removed, __len__ would fall through to _has_doc_reference, none of whose tokens appear in the written text, and an error would be reported. Every current assertion would still pass, because none mentions __len__. Add the negative assertion to pin the alias behavior.
💚 Proposed assertion
assert not any("visible_method" in error for error in errors)
assert not any("'rows'" in error for error in errors)
+ assert not any("__len__" in error for error in errors)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tests/test_public_api.py` around lines 385 - 398, Add an assertion in
validate_docs_inventory coverage to explicitly verify the __len__ alias path in
selection_methods. Use the existing check_public_api.validate_docs_inventory
call and the current selection_doc setup, and assert that no error entry
contains "__len__" so the selection_aliases mapping remains required and the
alias continues to resolve through len(selection).
Deriving the expected inventory from the code under test removes the removal signal.
MARK_FACTORIES, CHART_FACTORIES, CHROME_FACTORIES, SUPPORT_FACTORIES, and CHART_READOUTS now come from reflection over components.__all__ and the Chart class. The previous hard-coded lists acted as an independent expectation.
Concrete consequence: if a factory is dropped from components.__all__, it also disappears from the derived tuple. test_public_factories_are_typed_root_exports and test_composition_alpha_contract_is_explicitly_exported then iterate fewer names and still pass. validate_public_api_inventory in scripts/check_public_api.py does not close this gap, because it only checks that each listed export is classified.
Keep one independent expectation. A minimum-count assertion, or an explicit frozen set of names that must always be present, restores the signal without reintroducing full hard-coded lists.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tests/test_type_surface.py` around lines 31 - 42, Restore an independent
expectation in tests/test_type_surface.py for the reflected public API
inventory: add either minimum-count assertions or a frozen required-name set
covering MARK_FACTORIES, CHART_FACTORIES, CHROME_FACTORIES, SUPPORT_FACTORIES,
and CHART_READOUTS. Ensure tests such as
test_public_factories_are_typed_root_exports and
test_composition_alpha_contract_is_explicitly_exported still fail when an
expected export is removed from components.__all__ or Chart.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
In @.github/workflows/security-audit.yml:
- Around line 27-29: Update the actions/checkout step in the security-audit
workflow to set persist-credentials to false alongside fetch-depth, ensuring the
workflow token is not retained before dependency installation.
- Line 65: Replace the unpinned npm-based Bun installation in the security-audit
workflow with an integrity-pinned bootstrap: use a setup action pinned to a
commit SHA, or download the official Bun release and verify its checksum before
execution. Preserve the required Bun version while ensuring the installed binary
is independently authenticated.
In `@docs/api-reference/figure-methods.md`:
- Around line 109-126: Update the select() entry in the “View and Selection
State” documentation to describe Chart.select’s keyword-only range, polygon,
rows, and history parameters, removing the unsupported positional selection and
source arguments. Revise the accompanying description to reflect applying these
supported selection options through the chart state path.
In `@scripts/check_public_api.py`:
- Around line 437-441: Update the validation loop over inventory.chart_methods
to accept property descriptors as valid readouts, matching the property handling
already allowed by _public_methods, while continuing to require other entries to
be callable. Preserve the existing error for names that are neither callable nor
properties.
In `@scripts/verify_dependency_lock_inventory.py`:
- Around line 34-37: Update the lockfile discovery loop in the inventory
function to use os.walk with top-down traversal, removing names in
EXCLUDED_DIRECTORIES from dirnames before descending. Preserve the existing file
checks and _is_lockfile filtering for traversed files, while avoiding traversal
into excluded directories such as node_modules, .venv, and target.
In `@scripts/verify_docs_local.py`:
- Around line 19-60: Update the local docs setup or verification flow around the
existing docs/app commands to run “uv sync --project docs/app --frozen --group
dev” before any --no-sync checks, ensuring the docs environment is synchronized
without changing the subsequent test and lint commands.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@scripts/check_public_api.py`:
- Around line 222-227: Update _return_type_name to report annotation-resolution
exceptions while preserving its existing None return behavior, including the
original exception details in the diagnostic output so unresolvable return
annotations can be diagnosed.
- Around line 340-381: Move the Selection dunder alias mapping beside
SPECIAL_PUBLIC_SELECTION_METHODS, derive that set from the alias-map keys, and
update validate_docs_inventory to reuse the module-level map. Also tighten
_has_doc_reference so bare method references such as rows( require an actual
documentation reference rather than matching incidental substrings.
- Around line 261-275: Update `_public_methods` to collect public callables from
the class MRO instead of only `cls.__dict__`, while still skipping `object` and
preserving the existing `__init__` and underscore/special-public filtering. Use
the same `special_public_methods` handling when walking base classes so
inherited methods on classes like `Chart` and `Selection` are included in the
inventory and still flow correctly into `validate_docs_inventory`.
In `@tests/test_public_api.py`:
- Around line 293-320: Parameterize build_public_api_inventory and
validate_declarative_api_contract to accept the Selection source and
chart/selection documentation paths instead of relying on real package modules
and default constants. Update this fixture to provide fake Selection data and
temporary or fixture-specific documentation paths, ensuring
test_public_api_checker_accepts_declarative_api_contract validates only the
constructed fake API.
- Around line 385-398: Add an assertion in validate_docs_inventory coverage to
explicitly verify the __len__ alias path in selection_methods. Use the existing
check_public_api.validate_docs_inventory call and the current selection_doc
setup, and assert that no error entry contains "__len__" so the
selection_aliases mapping remains required and the alias continues to resolve
through len(selection).
In `@tests/test_type_surface.py`:
- Around line 31-42: Restore an independent expectation in
tests/test_type_surface.py for the reflected public API inventory: add either
minimum-count assertions or a frozen required-name set covering MARK_FACTORIES,
CHART_FACTORIES, CHROME_FACTORIES, SUPPORT_FACTORIES, and CHART_READOUTS. Ensure
tests such as test_public_factories_are_typed_root_exports and
test_composition_alpha_contract_is_explicitly_exported still fail when an
expected export is removed from components.__all__ or Chart.
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The fail-closed direction is correct. I ran it live: with a sandboxed default, to_png and to_image with the chromium engine no longer retry with --no-sandbox. sandbox=False still works, and native export still works. The spec, SECURITY.md and audit-note updates match the code. Changes needed before merge:
Add a news fragment.python/xy/export.py changes, and main now has news/ plus the changelog workflow that requires one. Merge main (it merges cleanly) and add news/459.breaking.md (or .bugfix.md). Environments that used to export silently now raise, so say that and name sandbox=False.
Fix ruff format on scripts/verify_dependency_lock_inventory.py (inline comment).
Make the sandbox-failure error actionable: name the sandbox=False opt-out for trusted HTML, on both the html_to_png and _browser_session paths, with a test (inline comment).
Show green CI. No workflow has run on this head. The repo's own CI callers (png_export_smoke.py, test_to_png_full_path under XY_REQUIRE_BROWSER=1) use the sandboxed default. Both fail where the sandbox cannot start, and both pass on main. Opt trusted in-repo callers out explicitly if needed (inline comment).
Optional: run security-audit.yml once through workflow_dispatch on your fork and link the run. It is new and has not executed yet.
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- Line 47: Update the `bun-version` pin in the security audit workflow to Bun
1.2.21 or later so the audit step supports the configured severity threshold.
- Line 59: Update the uv sync command in the security audit workflow to use
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Major · Enforce the trusted-HTML boundary before honoring sandbox=False. · export.py:552-562
python/xy/export.py:552-562 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Enforce the trusted-HTML boundary before honoring sandbox=False.
html_to_png accepts raw HTML and inserts --no-sandbox whenever the caller passes sandbox=False. No trust check restricts this option to trusted HTML. This can run attacker-controlled scripts in Chromium without Chromium’s process sandbox, removing the isolation required by the documented security contract.
Make the raw-HTML boundary reject unsandboxed launches, and keep the opt-out behind a private, library-controlled trusted-document path. The correction belongs at html_to_png, before constructing the Chromium command.
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Review comment at @python/xy/export.py around lines 552 - 562:
Update html_to_png to reject sandbox=False for caller-supplied raw HTML before
constructing the Chromium command, and keep any unsandboxed launch option
available only through a private, library-controlled path that accepts trusted
documents.
Minor · Bring the benchmark baseline uv.lock files into… · verify_dependency_lock_inventory.py:11-28
Bring the benchmark baseline uv.lock files into the lock inventory and audit.
EXCLUDED_PATH_PARTS = frozenset({"launch_baselines"}) removes every tracked path under launch_baselines from the lock inventory. Two committed uv.lock files in that tree are currently excluded:
The security spec says scripts/verify_dependency_lock_inventory.py "fails when a new committed dependency lock is not added to that audit inventory." A new committed lock under launch_baselines/ passes the verifier. The scheduled audit in .github/workflows/security-audit.yml does not read these locks, so vulnerable pins in them are not reported. Their impact is limited to the benchmark harness.
- if not any(part in EXCLUDED_PATH_PARTS for part in Path(path).parts)
if _is_lockfile(Path(path))
The verifier change enrolls the two baseline locks. Add an audit step for each lock in security-audit.yml. Without that step, the inventory lists the locks but the scheduled audit still does not scan them.
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Review comment at @scripts/verify_dependency_lock_inventory.py around lines 11 -
28:
Update the lock inventory in EXPECTED_LOCKFILES to include both committed
benchmark-baseline uv.lock files, and remove or adjust EXCLUDED_PATH_PARTS so
locks under launch_baselines are discovered by the verifier. Add audit steps for
both locks to the scheduled security audit workflow so they are scanned as well
as inventoried.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
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Review comments at @python/xy/export.py:
- Around line 552-562: Update html_to_png to reject sandbox=False for
caller-supplied raw HTML before constructing the Chromium command, and keep any
unsandboxed launch option available only through a private, library-controlled
path that accepts trusted documents.
Review comments at @scripts/verify_dependency_lock_inventory.py:
- Around line 11-28: Update the lock inventory in EXPECTED_LOCKFILES to include
both committed benchmark-baseline uv.lock files, and remove or adjust
EXCLUDED_PATH_PARTS so locks under launch_baselines are discovered by the
verifier. Add audit steps for both locks to the scheduled security audit
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The scheduled workflow already runs cargo audit for both Rust lockfiles. The pending text now contradicts the current control and can mislead maintainers into treating Rust auditing as unfinished.
Suggested fix
-The tree is still shallow and single-rooted, but "no third-party Rust crates"-is no longer an accurate standing control. Follow-up pending: add `cargo audit`-(or `cargo deny`) to CI now that a third-party tree exists, matching the-`pip-audit` coverage already run on the Python side.+The tree is still shallow and single-rooted, but "no third-party Rust crates"+is no longer an accurate standing control.
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Remove the obsolete “Follow-up pending” claim in the Rust audit documentation,
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P2: This 20-minute limit still leaves too little worst-case headroom: the four-library group can spend 18 minutes in its six 45-second rows before setup time. Increase the job timeout to cover benchmark and installation time.
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- Around line 37-40: Update the dependency audit flow in
scripts/audit_dependencies.py so audits cover platform- and
Python-version-specific packages from both the root and docs locks, rather than
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lockfile in AUDITED_LOCKFILES is associated with an audit command, and fail when
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Fixes #449
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git diff --checkpassed.de0801a: Test (Rust + Python + JS), Dependency security audit, Docs, changelog, and CodSpeed passed. Two unrelated Matplotlib gallery shards were still installing system dependencies with no failures reported.5d107fbis awaiting maintainer approval for GitHub Actions to run on this fork PR.Summary by CodeRabbit