feat: Confluence integration + fail() exit fix + TLS bypass by kolatts · Pull Request #10 · kolatts/pncli

kolatts · 2026-04-06T02:09:46Z

Summary

Confluence service — full implementation replacing the stub: 16 typed client methods and 17 CLI commands covering read, search, write, comments, labels, spaces, and attachments against the Confluence REST API v1 (Data Center). Auth token falls back to the Jira token automatically since they're shared on DC installs.
Fix fail() race on Windows — replaced the async stdout.write(output, callback) + throw pattern with fs.writeSync + process.exit. The old code scheduled exit via a write callback then threw, which raced with the top-level .catch() in cli.ts calling process.exit() synchronously — truncating JSON output on Windows (e.g. bad JQL responses).
TLS bypass — set NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0 at startup to handle corporate MITM/SSL inspection proxies that break deps commands.
README — trimmed Quick Start to just config init with a pointer to copilot-instructions.md; updated Confluence status to Active.

Test plan

pncli confluence --help lists all 17 subcommands
pncli confluence get-page --id 123 --dry-run prints dry-run output and exits 0
pncli config show includes confluence section with masked token
pncli jira search --jql "INVALID!!!" returns full JSON error envelope without truncation on Windows
pncli config init prompts for Confluence URL and token between Bitbucket and Artifactory sections

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…pass - Add full Confluence service (16 client methods, 17 CLI commands) covering read, search, write, comments, labels, spaces, and attachments via REST API v1 - Confluence apiToken falls back to Jira token (shared on Data Center installs) - Fix race condition in fail() — replace async stdout callback with fs.writeSync so JSON output is guaranteed flushed before process.exit(), fixing truncation on Windows when errors like bad JQL are returned - Set NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0 at startup for corporate MITM proxies - Update README quick start to point to copilot-instructions.md - Update copilot-instructions.md with all Confluence command docs Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Pull request overview

Adds a full Confluence (Data Center) integration to pncli, expands configuration to support Confluence credentials, and adjusts CLI behavior/output handling to improve reliability and usability.

Changes:

Implement Confluence client + CLI command suite (read/search/write/comments/labels/spaces/attachments).
Extend config resolution/init/masking for Confluence (including env vars and Jira-token fallback).
Change error output exit behavior and update startup/docs (including TLS behavior and Confluence “Active” status).

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File	Description
src/types/confluence.ts	Adds typed Confluence REST v1 response/request shapes used by the new client.
src/types/config.ts	Extends config types to include `confluence` in global/resolved config.
src/services/confluence/client.ts	Implements Confluence REST API wrapper methods on top of HttpClient.
src/services/confluence/commands.ts	Registers Confluence CLI subcommands and wires them to the client + output envelopes.
src/services/config/commands.ts	Adds Confluence prompts and persists Confluence config during `config init`.
src/lib/http.ts	Adds Confluence-specific HTTP request + pagination helpers to HttpClient.
src/lib/config.ts	Adds Confluence env vars, resolves Confluence config, and masks Confluence token output.
src/lib/output.ts	Updates `fail()` to use synchronous stdout write + `process.exit`.
src/cli.ts	Sets TLS env behavior at startup and updates help text to reflect active services.
README.md	Updates messaging/quick start and marks Confluence as Active.
copilot-instructions.md	Documents Confluence CLI subcommands and options.

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Copilot · 2026-04-06T02:14:04Z

+// Disable TLS verification to handle corporate MITM/SSL inspection proxies
+process.env.NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED = '0';


TLS verification is disabled unconditionally for the entire CLI by setting NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0 at startup. This weakens HTTPS security for all commands (not just deps) and can allow silent MITM. Make this opt-in (e.g. a --insecure-tls flag / PNCLI_INSECURE_TLS env var) and/or scope it only to the specific commands that need it, with a clear warning in output/docs when enabled.

Copilot · 2026-04-06T02:14:04Z

+    while (true) {
+      const page = await fetchPage(start, limit);
+      results.push(...page.results);
+      if (!page._links.next || page.size < limit) break;


confluencePaginate uses a fixed limit = 25 and stops when page.size < limit. If callers override the per-request limit (e.g. list-pages --limit 10), page.size will be < 25 on the first page and pagination will terminate early even when _links.next is present. Adjust the loop termination to rely on the API’s pagination signal (e.g. _links.next), or compare against the requested/page limit from the response rather than the hard-coded 25.

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if (!page._links.next || page.size < limit) break;

if (!page._links.next) break;

Copilot · 2026-04-06T02:14:04Z

+      return this.http.confluence<ConfluencePageResponse<ConfluencePage>>(`${API}/content`, {
+        params: { spaceKey, type: 'page', expand: 'version', start, limit: opts.limit ?? limit }


listPages() accepts opts.start but never uses it; pagination always begins at start=0. Either pass the initial offset through to the pagination helper (and to the first request), or remove the option to avoid misleading behavior.

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return this.http.confluence<ConfluencePageResponse<ConfluencePage>>(`${API}/content`, {

params: { spaceKey, type: 'page', expand: 'version', start, limit: opts.limit ?? limit }

const pageStart = (opts.start ?? 0) + start;

return this.http.confluence<ConfluencePageResponse<ConfluencePage>>(`${API}/content`, {

params: { spaceKey, type: 'page', expand: 'version', start: pageStart, limit: opts.limit ?? limit }

Copilot · 2026-04-06T02:14:05Z

+    .option('--start <n>', 'Offset for first result')
+    .action(async (opts: { space: string; limit?: string; start?: string }) => {
+      const start = Date.now();
+      try {
+        const client = getClient(program);
+        const data = await client.listPages(opts.space, {
+          limit: opts.limit ? parseInt(opts.limit, 10) : undefined,
+          start: opts.start ? parseInt(opts.start, 10) : undefined


The --start option is parsed and passed through, but the Confluence client’s listPages() currently ignores the start offset (it always begins at 0). This makes --start misleading; implement offset support end-to-end or remove this option from the command.

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.option('--start <n>', 'Offset for first result')

.action(async (opts: { space: string; limit?: string; start?: string }) => {

const start = Date.now();

try {

const client = getClient(program);

const data = await client.listPages(opts.space, {

limit: opts.limit ? parseInt(opts.limit, 10) : undefined,

start: opts.start ? parseInt(opts.start, 10) : undefined

.action(async (opts: { space: string; limit?: string }) => {

const start = Date.now();

try {

const client = getClient(program);

const data = await client.listPages(opts.space, {

limit: opts.limit ? parseInt(opts.limit, 10) : undefined

Copilot · 2026-04-06T02:14:05Z

  const exitCode = err instanceof PncliError ? exitCodeFromStatus(err.status) : ExitCode.GENERAL_ERROR;
-  process.stdout.write(output, () => process.exit(exitCode));
-  throw new PncliError(errorDetail.message, errorDetail.status);
+  fs.writeSync(process.stdout.fd, output);


fs.writeSync(process.stdout.fd, output) can throw (commonly EPIPE) when stdout is closed by the consumer (e.g. piping to head). Since fail() now uses a synchronous write, consider catching write errors (especially EPIPE) and exiting cleanly to avoid an unhandled exception and stack trace.

Suggested change

fs.writeSync(process.stdout.fd, output);

try {

fs.writeSync(process.stdout.fd, output);

} catch (writeErr) {

const code =

typeof writeErr === 'object' && writeErr !== null && 'code' in writeErr

? String((writeErr as { code?: unknown }).code)

: undefined;

if (code !== 'EPIPE') {

throw writeErr;

}

}

Copilot · 2026-04-06T02:14:05Z

 ### Confluence

 ```
-# confluence — no subcommands implemented yet
+pncli confluence get-page
+  --id <page-id>     Page ID
+  --expand <fields>  Comma-separated fields to expand (default:
+  "body.storage,version,space,ancestors")
+
+pncli confluence get-page-by-title
+  --space <key>    Space key


PR description says there are 17 Confluence CLI subcommands, but the docs here list 16 (and the implementation appears to register 16). Please reconcile the count in the PR description/docs so users aren’t expecting a missing command.

- updatePage: make title required in UpdatePageOpts; command falls back to current page title when --title not passed, preventing guaranteed 400s - confluencePaginate: rely solely on _links.next for pagination termination; page.size < limit check was incorrectly stopping early on filtered spaces - listPages/listSpaces: wire opts.start as initial offset into pagination loop so --start flag actually affects which page results begin from - deps parsers: set maxBuffer to 10MB on all git execSync/execFileSync calls to prevent ENOBUFS crashes on large monorepos Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

TLS verification is now disabled by default (enterprise Data Center installs commonly sit behind SSL inspection proxies). Set PNCLI_VERIFY_TLS=1 to opt back in. The env var is intentionally undocumented in copilot-instructions.md since the vast majority of users need TLS disabled. Also catch EPIPE in fs.writeSync within fail() so piping output to head/grep doesn't produce an unhandled exception and stack trace on top of the JSON. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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kolatts merged commit 95a2084 into main Apr 6, 2026
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		// Disable TLS verification to handle corporate MITM/SSL inspection proxies
		process.env.NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED = '0';

	if (!page._links.next \|\| page.size < limit) break;
	if (!page._links.next) break;

		return this.http.confluence<ConfluencePageResponse<ConfluencePage>>(`${API}/content`, {
		params: { spaceKey, type: 'page', expand: 'version', start, limit: opts.limit ?? limit }

-  fs.writeSync(process.stdout.fd, output);
+  try {
+    fs.writeSync(process.stdout.fd, output);
+  } catch (writeErr) {
+    const code =
+      typeof writeErr === 'object' && writeErr !== null && 'code' in writeErr
+        ? String((writeErr as { code?: unknown }).code)
+        : undefined;
+    if (code !== 'EPIPE') {
+      throw writeErr;
+    }
+  }

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