fix(errors): sanitize Cloudflare edge HTML in client-facing upstream errors - #279
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This repository does not receive automatic reviews because it has fewer than 10 stars. ⚙️ Run configurationConfiguration used: Repository: GroepOnline/opencodex/.coderabbit.yaml Review profile: ASSERTIVE Plan: Advanced Run ID: 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughCloudflare edge-page detection and sanitization now apply to selected provider formatters and server error paths. Detected block pages and origin-error pages produce short text with a Ray ID when available. Passthrough responses use plain text when sanitization changes the body. ChangesCloudflare Error Handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The release note overstates byte-for-byte preservation for provider formatting; limit that claim to passthrough relays. This is a bounded documentation correction, and the remaining change presents no established merge-blocking risk. Architecture SummaryArchitecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change affects 3 systems. Changed systems: Architecture concerns Review detailsSystems and components
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- Line 95: Update CLOUDFLARE_PAGE_MARKERS so “Sorry, you have been blocked”
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| /** True when the body is a Cloudflare-generated page rather than provider output. */ | ||
| export function isCloudflareBlockPayload(payloadText: string): boolean { | ||
| return markerHits(payloadText, CLOUDFLARE_PAGE_MARKERS) >= 2; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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git show 5253b704e98d975538243f66418abf069b78010d:src/adapters/upstream-http-error.ts | nl -ba | sed -n '1,240p'
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printf '%s\n' '--- related tests and marker references ---'
rg -n -C 3 'CLOUDFLARE_PAGE_MARKERS|isCloudflareBlockPayload|sanitizeCloudflareBlockPayload|Attention Required|Sorry, you have been blocked|Ray ID|error code' . --glob '!node_modules' --glob '!dist' --glob '!build'Repository: GroepOnline/opencodex
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Handle the one-page-marker Cloudflare block shape.
isCloudflareBlockPayload requires two hits from CLOUDFLARE_PAGE_MARKERS, but Sorry, you have been blocked is only in CLOUDFLARE_BLOCK_MARKERS. A payload containing only Attention Required! and Sorry, you have been blocked therefore bypasses sanitizeCloudflareBlockPayload and can remain raw HTML in client-facing errors.
Keep the two-hit safeguard by treating the block phrase as a page marker as well.
🐛 Suggested fix
const CLOUDFLARE_PAGE_MARKERS = [
"__CF$cv$params",
"cf-error-details",
"cdn-cgi/challenge-platform",
"Attention Required!",
+ "Sorry, you have been blocked",
"Cloudflare Ray ID",
] as const;Add a regression fixture containing only these two markers and assert that sanitization removes the HTML.
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Review comment at @src/adapters/upstream-http-error.ts at line 95:
Update CLOUDFLARE_PAGE_MARKERS so “Sorry, you have been blocked” counts as a
page marker, preserving the two-hit threshold in isCloudflareBlockPayload. Add a
regression fixture containing only “Attention Required!” and that block phrase,
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- Line 17: Update the changelog wording to limit the byte-identical claim to
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| failures, passthrough relays, continuation errors, and the Google/Kiro error | ||
| formatters now emit a one-line message carrying the Ray ID. Origin error | ||
| pages (521 / 1xxx) are reported as a Cloudflare error page instead of being | ||
| described as a block; non-Cloudflare bodies stay byte-identical. |
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Limit the byte-identical claim to passthrough relays.
As written, this claims that every listed path preserves non-Cloudflare bodies byte-for-byte. However, src/adapters/google-errors.ts Lines 54-62 parses the payload and returns a prefixed message. State that passthrough relays preserve non-Cloudflare bodies byte-for-byte.
Proposed wording
- pages (521 / 1xxx) are reported as a Cloudflare error page instead of being
- described as a block; non-Cloudflare bodies stay byte-identical.
+ pages (521 / 1xxx) are reported as a Cloudflare error page instead of being
+ described as a block; passthrough relays preserve non-Cloudflare bodies
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Review comment at @CHANGELOG.md at line 17:
Update the changelog wording to limit the byte-identical claim to passthrough
relays: state that passthrough relays preserve non-Cloudflare bodies
byte-for-byte, rather than implying this applies to every listed path.
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…errors WAF/challenge and origin/DNS error pages are HTML, not provider JSON. Surfacing them raw leaked multi-KB markup into client errors (seen as Error: 403 <!DOCTYPE html>...). Sanitize at every client-facing seam, not just the retry path: consumeComboFailure, passthrough relay (plain-text, byte-identical for non-CF bodies), continuation errors, and the Google/Kiro error formatters. Block pages keep the edge-block wording with Ray ID; origin error pages (521/1xxx) are reported as Cloudflare error pages instead. Ray ID extraction prefers __CF$cv$params, falls back to label scan. Tests: tests/cloudflare-block-payload.test.ts (6) + extended tests/upstream-http-error.test.ts. Related suites 218 pass, tsc clean, privacy-scan pass.
The healthz smoke probe was the first client to connect to a socket that startServer(0) had only just bound. Under `bun test --isolate`, a batch runs ~80 files concurrently and each spawns bash, curl and python3, so that first connect could be refused outright and healthz-smoke.sh exited 1 within milliseconds. The failures logged 45-80ms -- the same duration as a passing run -- so the script's own 4s --max-time was never the trigger. Establish readiness in-process first, and surface the probe's own stdout and stderr when it does fail, so a future occurrence names its cause instead of collapsing to a bare "Expected: 0 / Received: 1". No assertion is relaxed: the identity contract, the version match, and the foreign-body rejection are all still checked. This flake also failed on main (run 36603843646, the v1.5.1 release commit), so it was never specific to this branch.
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Rebased onto 1. Root cause of the red check — fixed. The failure was The smoke probe was the first client to connect to a socket Readiness is now established in-process before the shell probe runs, and a failing probe reports its own stdout/stderr instead of a bare I could not reproduce it locally in any configuration (isolation, all 58 co-resident server tests, CI-style isolated 2. Version drift removed. The branch was pinned at This also picks up #284, which cleared the two advisories that were blocking
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WAF/challenge and origin/DNS error pages are HTML, not provider JSON. Surfacing them raw leaked multi-KB markup into client errors (seen as
Error: 403 <!DOCTYPE html>…).Coverage (review finding 1)
Sanitize at every client-facing seam, not just the retry path:
consumeComboFailure, non-comboProvider error N:+ continuation errors (core.ts)passthrough-error.ts): CF pages becometext/plain; non-CF bodies byte-identical so pool-retry Activation B/D stays honestreturnRawErrorslanes)Wording (review finding 2)
Block pages keep the edge-block wording with Ray ID; origin error pages (521/1xxx) are reported as Cloudflare error pages instead of a block.
Ray ID (review finding 3)
Extraction prefers
__CF\$cv\$params, falls back to label scan — works with<strong>,<a>, or plain markup.Verification
tests/cloudflare-block-payload.test.ts(8 tests) + extendedtests/upstream-http-error.test.tstsc --noEmitclean;privacy-scanpassNeed help on this PR? Tag
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Changes only how error bodies are formatted for clients; routing, pool-retry, and non-Cloudflare payloads are unchanged, with broad regression tests.
Overview
Fixes client-facing upstream errors that previously echoed multi-KB Cloudflare HTML (WAF blocks, challenges, 521/1xxx pages) as provider failures like
Error: 403 <!DOCTYPE html>….Adds
sanitizeCloudflareBlockPayloadinupstream-http-error.ts: marker-based detection, Ray ID extraction, and short messages that distinguish edge blocks from origin/DNS error pages. Non-Cloudflare bodies stay byte-identical.Wires sanitization through every display path:
readDisplaySafeErrorPayloadText, Google/Kiro formatters, combo failure handling, genericProvider error/ continuation errors incore.ts, and passthrough relay (CF pages becometext/plain). Regression tests cover each seam plus CHANGELOG Unreleased/Fixed.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 8e3054f. Configure here.
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