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fix(shared): trim with a linear loop instead of a backtracking regex - #239
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CodeQL flagged /\/+$/ and /^-+|-+$/ as polynomial ReDoS in form-links and the API reference. Their inputs are server config and fixed route strings, so nothing was exploitable, but the loops are just as short. Signed-off-by: Josue Hernandez <josue@daptatech.com>
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CodeQL flags three
js/polynomial-redosalerts on the release PR (#238):/\/+$/inform-links.tsand inapiCurl, and/^-+|-+$/ginapiAnchor.Their inputs are server configuration and fixed route strings, so none was exploitable. A short linear loop does the same job and clears the alerts.
packages/shared/src/trim.tswithtrimTrailingandtrimChar(not exported from the package index).form-linksandapi-referencespecs pass).trim.spec.tscovers the edge cases and a 200,000-character run.🤖 Generated with Claude Code