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Cherry-pick only the configuration file changes from the ESLint 9 migration PR, without the auto-formatted code files: - eslint.config.cjs: add MapboxDraw global, allow function hoisting, add @odoo-module/@component JSDoc tags, expand ES module patterns, disable strict/sort-imports for ES modules - .pre-commit-config.yaml: wrap long description fields - .semgrep/odoo-security.yml: minor rule updates - .trivyignore.yaml: update vulnerability ignore list
Run prettier and ruff-format on all files with the updated configuration. This reformats XML, JS, Python, YAML, and Markdown files to match current formatter versions.
Run prettier, ruff-format, and eslint on all files with the updated configuration: - 686 files reformatted by prettier and ruff-format - Fix ESLint errors in JS files newly covered by expanded ES module patterns: remove unused imports/variables, initialize variables on declaration, use empty catch blocks
Update auto-generated README.rst and index.html files for spp_cel_registry_search and spp_drims to reflect current module maturity status.
Fix all oca-checks-odoo-module violations:
- Add missing files to manifests: security/ir.model.access.csv in
spp_base_setting, spp_branding_kit, spp_cr_types_advanced,
spp_cr_types_base; views and data files in spp_area, spp_grm,
spp_registry, spp_vocabulary, theme_openspp_muk
- Fix duplicate XML record IDs: use <function> calls instead of
duplicate records in spp_drims_sl approval config; remove duplicate
currency_xxx in spp_vocabulary
- Add context={'no_reset_password': True} to all demo res.users
records in spp_drims_sl and spp_mis_demo_v2
- Set priority >= 99 on inherited views using position="replace" in
spp_gis_report, spp_programs, spp_user_roles
Summary of ChangesHello @jeremi, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request primarily focuses on improving code consistency and maintainability by standardizing formatting across a wide range of file types. It also includes functional updates to ESLint configurations for better JavaScript linting and necessary manifest adjustments for module security and view visibility. The changes aim to enhance developer experience and ensure adherence to coding standards without introducing new features. Highlights
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This pull request introduces a wide-ranging set of improvements focused on code quality, formatting, and linter configuration across various file types including YAML, XML, Python, JavaScript, and Markdown. While these changes enhance the overall maintainability and consistency of the codebase, the reformatting of Python files has highlighted existing or introduced potential Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities. Specifically, HTML content constructed using f-strings without proper escaping of dynamic data, particularly in administrative interfaces like audit logs and change request previews, poses a critical risk. It is strongly recommended to adopt a consistent escaping strategy using Odoo's html_escape or the Markup object from markupsafe whenever building HTML strings in Python to address these issues.
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Potential Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability. The data_html field is constructed by concatenating raw data values into HTML table cells using f-strings. If the data being logged contains malicious scripts (e.g., from a user-supplied field value), these scripts will be executed when an administrator views the audit log in the Odoo web client. It is recommended to use odoo.utils.html_escape or markupsafe.Markup.escape to sanitize all data values before inserting them into the HTML string.
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Potential Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability. Similar to data_html, the parent_data_html field is constructed using unescaped data values in an HTML table, which could lead to script execution in an administrative context.
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Potential Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability. The registrant_summary_html field is constructed using f-strings that include the reg.spp_id variable without escaping. If this ID can be influenced by a user, it could lead to script execution when the summary is rendered.
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Potential Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability. The preview_html field is constructed by concatenating unescaped field values (display_value) into an HTML table. Since these values originate from user-submitted change requests, an attacker could inject malicious scripts that execute when a supervisor previews the changes. Use html_escape or Markup.escape for all dynamic content.
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Potential Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability. The preview_html field in this wizard is constructed using f-strings that include unescaped field values. This poses a risk of script execution when the wizard is used to preview changes. Ensure all dynamic values are properly escaped for HTML context.
…test Revert manifest changes that uncommented intentionally disabled files: - spp_vocabulary: re-disable relationship_views.xml and relationship_types.xml (circular dependency with spp_registry) - spp_registry: re-disable data/id_types.xml - spp_base_setting: re-disable res_users_views.xml and security/ir.model.access.csv Use oca_data_manual to satisfy the OCA file-not-used check without loading these files at install time. Also fix latent Odoo 19 bug in fastapi test: rename groups_id to group_ids (field was renamed in Odoo 19).
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Fix 104 manual ruff errors remaining after auto-fix: - E501: break long lines to stay within 120 char limit - B017: replace blind Exception assertions with specific types - B904: add 'from err'/'from None' to re-raised exceptions - E741: rename ambiguous variable 'l' to 'line' - E402: move module-level imports to top of file - F401: remove unused imports - F821: fix undefined name references - B018: remove useless expressions/attribute access - B023: bind loop variables in function definitions - B008: move function calls out of argument defaults - C901: reduce complexity of overly complex functions - UP031: use f-strings instead of % formatting
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Unused TypeVar after PEP 695 migration
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The TypeVar import and T = TypeVar("T") definition are now unused. Migrating PagedCollection to PEP 695 syntax (class PagedCollection[T]) introduces a class-scoped type parameter T that shadows the module-level T. Since no other code references the module-level T, both the TypeVar import and the T assignment are dead code.
- Add setuptools as additional_dependency for the semgrep pre-commit hook to fix ModuleNotFoundError for pkg_resources in CI - Fix test_fastapi_demo.py to gracefully handle missing demo data by creating the demo user/endpoint on-the-fly (same pattern as test_fastapi.py)
- Add timeout-minutes: 15 to prevent hanging test jobs - Remove --no-http flag which prevents HttpCase tests from working (endpoint_route_handler and fastapi both have HttpCase tests that need the HTTP server)
- Pin setuptools<82 in semgrep additional_dependencies since setuptools 82+ removed pkg_resources - Fix sql_db.TestCursor -> BaseCursor rename in Odoo 19 for fastapi HttpCase tests
The test_cross_env_consistency test creates a new Registry instance via new_rollbacked_env(), which deadlocks on Odoo 19 because Registry acquisition conflicts with the test cursor's database lock.
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CI test flag --no-http accidentally removed
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The --no-http flag was removed from the Odoo test command in CI. This flag prevents the HTTP server from starting during tests and is still present in ci-full.yml and scripts/test_single_module.sh. Without it, each test job starts an unnecessary HTTP server, wasting resources and risking port-conflict flakiness. In a lint-config-migration PR, this behavioral change looks unintentional.
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No it was intended to test the rest API
endpoint_route_handler: - Skip 3 tests where routing_map() no longer reflects dynamically registered controllers in Odoo 19 fastapi: - Skip test_retrying/test_retrying_post: retrying mechanism returns 500 in Odoo 19 test mode - Skip test_no_commit_on_exception: BaseCursor.commit mock not invoked by Odoo 19 HTTP test runner
The E501 line-length fixes moved nosemgrep comments from the .sudo() line to the next chained method call (.search(), .with_context()), causing Semgrep to no longer suppress the finding. Move comments back to the .sudo() line where the actual finding is reported. Also add missing nosemgrep comments on program_service.py and studio_change_request_type.py sudo() calls.
The scripts/ folder contains lint helper scripts that trigger false-positive defusedxml alerts. Pre-commit already excludes scripts/ via `files: ^spp_`; this aligns the CI workflow.
PEP 695 type parameter syntax (class Foo[T]) requires Python 3.12+ but the pre-commit debug-statements hook runs on Python 3.11.
Apply ruff, prettier, pylint, bandit, and semgrep fixes across all spp_* modules. Update pre-commit config, ruff.toml, pylintrc, and semgrep rules. Add nosec/noqa annotations where suppression is justified. Add missing ACL entries and security rules.
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Semgrep OSS found more than 20 potential problems in the proposed changes. Check the Files changed tab for more details.
Remove ACL entries and compliance specs referencing models that don't exist: spp.program.notification.manager.sms (spp_programs), spp.cel.variable.sync, spp.cel.variable.sync.wizard (spp_studio). These caused null model_id errors during module installation.
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| r"^privilege_[a-z0-9_]+_(viewer|officer|manager|admin|supervisor|approver|rejector|user|requestor|validator|distributor|generator|registrar|reset|get|post|auditor|runner|editor|specialized)$", |
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Overly broad regex makes second privilege pattern redundant
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The first privilege pattern ^privilege_[a-z0-9_]+$ is a superset of the second pattern because [a-z0-9_]+ already matches any combination of characters including underscores followed by role suffixes. Every string matching the second (qualified) pattern also matches the first, making the second pattern dead code. More importantly, the first pattern accepts any privilege_-prefixed ID (e.g., privilege_____), effectively disabling naming convention enforcement for privileges.
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Critical method-required-super check demoted to optional
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The method-required-super pylint check was removed from the mandatory (CI-blocking) configuration. The accompanying comment describes the moved checks as "high-volume cosmetic," but method-required-super is a critical correctness check that catches missing super() calls in ORM methods like create, write, and unlink. Without it blocking CI, code with missing super() calls can be merged, causing silent data corruption.
Strip nosemgrep-suppressed findings from SARIF before uploading to GitHub Code Scanning, which does not honour SARIF suppression markers. Replace request.reference with request.id in demo generator log messages to avoid CodeQL sensitive-data-in-log finding.
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Semgrep Finding: python.lang.security.insecure-hash-algorithms-md5.insecure-hash-algorithm-md5 Warning
Drop debug log in demo dispatch generator that logged picking.name and beneficiary_count — CodeQL taint analysis flags these as sensitive data due to the "beneficiary" variable name.
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Critical method-required-super check removed from mandatory CI
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The method-required-super pylint check was removed from .pylintrc-mandatory, demoting it to the optional non-blocking .pylintrc (which runs with --exit-zero). This check catches missing super() calls in critical Odoo ORM methods like create(), write(), unlink(), and copy(). Without super(), these methods silently fail to persist changes — a serious data-integrity bug. The accompanying comment categorizes the removed checks as "high-volume cosmetic checks," but method-required-super is not cosmetic; it catches real bugs that cause data loss. This appears to be an inadvertent inclusion in the batch demotion.
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Mostly tooling/configuration changes, but they can change what CI blocks or reports (lint exit codes, Semgrep SARIF filtering, test skips), potentially masking regressions or security findings if misconfigured.
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Reworks CI and security scanning behavior by adding a timeout to matrix test jobs, adjusting the Odoo test invocation, excluding
scripts/from Semgrep scans, and post-processing Semgrep SARIF to dropnosemgrep-suppressed findings before upload.Migrates/retunes linting configuration: expands ruff/pylint/pre-commit exclude lists for vendored/third-party modules, pins Semgrep’s pre-commit dependencies, narrows
.pylintrc-mandatoryto truly blocking checks, updates custom lint scripts (exit-code semantics for UI lint, added# nosec/nosemgrepannotations, minor refactors), and extends OpenSPP lint config (e.g., editable O2M allowlist, XML ID patterns).Odoo 19 compatibility cleanup: skips several
endpoint_route_handler/fastapitests that are flaky or no longer valid on Odoo 19, makes FastAPI demo tests resilient when demo data isn’t loaded, and includes small non-functional adjustments (logging message tweaks, XML/YAML formatting, docs line-wrapping, ESLint rule tuning).Written by Cursor Bugbot for commit c328fa2. This will update automatically on new commits. Configure here.