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Create a type-safe Path wrapper for Javascript#487

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claude bot commented Jul 22, 2025

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PR Review: Type-safe Path wrapper for JavaScript

Todo List:

  • Review core Path implementation (js/moq/src/path.ts)
  • Analyze test coverage and quality (js/moq/src/path.test.ts)
  • Check usage patterns in modified files
  • Look for security concerns (path traversal, injection, etc.)
  • Provide final review feedback

Review Findings

After thoroughly reviewing the Path implementation and its usage throughout the codebase, I found no bugs or security issues.

Strengths:

Type Safety: The branded type Valid provides excellent compile-time safety while remaining a string at runtime.

Security:

  • All paths are forced to be relative (no leading slash support) - prevents path traversal
  • Proper slash normalization prevents directory traversal attempts
  • Input sanitization through the from() function

Robust Implementation:

  • Safe prefix matching prevents "foo" matching "foobar" edge cases (js/moq/src/path.ts:54-70)
  • Comprehensive slash handling including multiple consecutive slashes
  • Well-tested edge cases in the test suite

Clean Integration: The wire protocol integration in stream.ts properly serializes/deserializes paths as strings while maintaining type safety.

👍 This PR looks good to ship!

The implementation is secure, well-tested, and provides meaningful type safety improvements to the MoQ path handling system.

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@claude can you remove the unused use tracing::Level; import causing the check to fail?

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claude bot commented Jul 22, 2025

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Fix unused import ✅

Todo List:

  • Find the unused use tracing::Level; import
  • Remove the unused import from rs/hang-gst/src/lib.rs
  • Commit and push the fix

Summary

Successfully removed the unused use tracing::Level; import from rs/hang-gst/src/lib.rs:7 that was causing the CI check to fail. The import was not being used anywhere in the code - only LevelFilter was actually needed.

Changes made:

  • Removed unused import in rs/hang-gst/src/lib.rs
  • Committed and pushed to js-path branch

The CI checks should now pass! 🎉

Fix CI check failure by removing unused import in hang-gst module.

Co-authored-by: kixelated <kixelated@users.noreply.github.com>
@kixelated kixelated merged commit 07945ce into main Jul 22, 2025
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@kixelated kixelated deleted the js-path branch July 22, 2025 03:37
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