Render delivery attempt detail in the event log (closes #202) #219

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clawbot merged 1 commits from issue-202-render-delivery-failures into next 2026-08-20 08:36:26 +02:00
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Closes #202.

delivery_results stored status_code, response_body, error, duration and attempt_num, and no template rendered any of it. A failure read echo-sink: failed and diagnosing it meant opening the per-webhook SQLite file by hand.

What changed

  • templates/source_logs.html: an expanded event now lists its deliveries, and each delivery expands to its attempts. Per attempt: attempt number, success/failure, status code, duration in ms, error and response body.
  • static/css/tailwind.css: regenerated via the make css recipe for the utility classes the new markup uses, with tailwindcss v4.2.1 — the version named in the header of the previously committed artefact. It is generated output, never hand-edited. The repo pins no tailwindcss version (Makefile calls a bare tailwindcss from PATH), which is tracked separately at #231 and not addressed here.
  • internal/handlers/delivery_result_view.go (new): DeliveryResultView plus the SQL projection deliveryResultColumns. The response body is cut by SQLite with substr(cast(response_body as blob), 1, ?) and its true size taken with length(cast(...)) — the same shape as eventLogColumns from #135, so an oversized stored response never becomes a Go string. A byte-wise cut that severs a rune reuses trimPartialRune.
  • internal/handlers/source_management.go: loadDeliveryResults fetches the page's attempts in one query per chunk of delivery ids rather than one per delivery, and a failing chunk fails the page. loadTargetMap returns a TargetView paired with a redactor.
  • internal/delivery/target_redact.go (new): delivery.Redactor.

Coexistence with per-delivery replay

#240 landed on next mid-rework and rewrote the same delivery list in templates/source_logs.html. The two changes were combined rather than one replacing the other: each delivery row keeps its Replay button for a terminal delivery, and gains the attempt-detail disclosure. The Replay form carries @click.stop so submitting it does not also toggle the attempts panel it now sits inside. TestHandleDeliveryReplay_AppendsDeliveryAndLeavesOriginal, ..._RefusesDeletedTarget and ..._RefusesWhileEarlierReplayInFlight all pass against the merged template.

That merge also produced a compile break a clean textual merge hid: both branches had added a seedFailedDelivery helper to handlers_test with different signatures. Theirs landed first and is untouched; mine is renamed seedFailedDeliveryWithResponse, which is what it actually does. Separately, "application/json" reached three occurrences in the package and tripped goconst; it is now the shared constant contentTypeJSON.

Generated CSS coverage

Measured with a strict selector match — the class token escaped as tailwind escapes it, followed by a non-identifier character, so .border cannot be satisfied by .border-gray-200 — comparing each ref's own templates against its own stylesheet.

  • this branch: 144 tokens, 0 missing.
  • next at 3b0ed82: 132 tokens, 4 missinghover:text-red-700, text-red-500, underline, w-28.

So landing this also resolves #236. The artefact was regenerated again after each rebase, because next kept adding markup: w-28 (templates/source_detail.html, from #228) and invisible appeared after the first regeneration. Each regeneration was purely additive — selectors added, none removed — and the output still carries the same tailwindcss v4.2.1 header. The final regeneration against the merged template produced a file byte-identical to the previous one, since the replay markup's classes were already covered.

An earlier revision of this PR claimed 19 missing tokens on next. That figure was wrong and is withdrawn; see the correction in #219 (comment). It came from measuring this branch's templates against next's stylesheet, which counts tokens this PR itself introduces as if they were pre-existing gaps on next.

Cap choice, and the two cuts

maxRenderedResponseBytes = 4096 equals the cap the engine applies when recording a result (maxBodyLog), so nothing the current engine writes is cut twice and no stored bytes become unreachable through the UI. The read-path bound exists anyway, and in SQL: this page's memory profile must not depend on a constant in another package staying put, and rows predating that cap or restored from an archive are not covered by it.

The code does not assume the two caps differ. Two different cuts can shorten a body — SQLite's here, and the engine's io.LimitReader(resp.Body, maxBodyLog) earlier — and a row the engine cut records that cut length as its whole length, so nothing in the row separates a response that ended at the cap from one severed there. Any body that reaches the cap is therefore treated as cut. Gating on ResponseBytes > len(body) alone would have meant the cut-body path never ran on anything the engine writes.

That distinction is also what the page tells the operator. A row larger than the cap gets "Response truncated for display: showing X of Y bytes", because Y is known. A row that merely reaches the cap gets "showing X of the Y recorded bytes; the response reached the recording limit, so the remote may have sent more that was never stored" — previously such a body rendered with no marker at all, presenting 4 KB of a 100 KB response as complete.

Attempts per delivery are bounded twice. The IN list is chunked at 500 ids, so SQLite's bound-parameter ceiling cannot be reached however many targets a webhook has. The render is capped at 20 attempts per delivery — the first 10 and the last 10 — with an explicit "N attempts omitted between the first and last shown" marker; DeliveryView.AttemptCount still reports the true total. A LIMIT was rejected in favour of chunking because a LIMIT on that query would drop later deliveries' attempts silently.

Disclosure: what the redaction covers, and what it does not

Target config still reaches the template only as delivery.TargetView, per #113, #115 and #118.

Response bodies and errors are text a remote peer chooses, and a remote can echo back the credential the request carried. Both pass through delivery.Redactor, which removes BYTE-IDENTICAL echoes of strings taken from the target's own stored config: the destination URL, the path and query MaskURL elides, any userinfo, and the values of credential-shaped request headers (Authorization, Proxy-Authorization, Cookie, and any name containing auth|credential|hmac|key|pass|secret|sig|token, case-insensitively). Errors are already masked at write time by #118, so for errors this is a second line covering rows written before that landed; for response bodies it is the only line.

Empty strings are filtered out of the secret list in NewRedactor, at the collection point rather than at any one producing call site. strings.ReplaceAll with an empty old string inserts the marker at every byte boundary, so a single empty secret would render every body and error for that target as marker soup and inflate the output to len(s)*11 + 10 on the one page that otherwise bounds everything. url.Parse("https://@example.com/in") is the known producer — a bare @ yields a non-nil User whose String() is empty.

Redactors are built from an UNSCOPED target load. Deleting a target only soft deletes the row while its deliveries survive in the per-webhook database, so a scoped load would leave every response body that target ever recorded rendering unredacted. The TargetView half of the map stays scoped, so a deleted target does not reappear in the UI.

A cut body additionally goes through RedactCut, which drops any tail that is a proper prefix of a secret. The remote chooses the padding in front of a credential it echoes, so it chooses where the 4096-byte cut falls inside that credential, and a severed prefix equals no secret.

What it does not cover, stated in the code:

  1. Re-encoded echoes. Literal matching only: JSON \/ escaping (PHP json_encode's default), percent-encoding, HTML entities and a partial path echo all pass through.
  2. No length floor on the URL path or userinfo. A short path, or a four-byte username, is treated as a credential exactly like a long one, matching MaskURL's rule that no part of an arbitrary destination URL can be assumed non-secret. The cost is that a target at https://example.com/in has /in redacted from its response bodies. Header values do carry a 4-byte floor, and the asymmetry is deliberate: a header is picked out by a name-shaped guess and its value may be ordinary text, whereas a URL's path and userinfo are credential material by position.
  3. Header names are matched by substring, so the rule over-matches: a header named X-Design contains sig. Over-matching is the safe direction; the cost is a marker where an echoed header value would have rendered.

The response body is rendered inside <pre> through html/template, so it is escaped, never HTML.

Tests

  • TestHandleSourceLogs_RendersFailedAttempt — the required handler test: a failed delivery's status code (502), error string, duration and attempt number all reach the rendered page, alongside its response body.
  • TestHandleSourceLogs_EscapesResponseBody — a <script> payload in a response body does not survive into the page as markup.
  • TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialEchoedInResponse / ..._InError — a Slack webhook URL echoed back by the remote, and an unmasked pre-#118 transport error, both render with no path segment of the credential; the rest of the message survives.
  • TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialSeveredByTheEngineCut — a stored body of EXACTLY 4096 bytes, which is what the engine writes for any remote that sends at least that much, ending in a webhook URL severed five bytes from its end. Neither the workspace ID nor the bot ID reaches the page, and the recording-limit marker does.
  • TestDeliverHTTP_CutsStoredResponseAtMaxBodyLog — the engine side of that, through the real processNewTask path against an httptest server returning ~104 KB: the stored row is exactly maxBodyLog bytes, equals the first maxBodyLog bytes sent, and carries the severed credential. It pins that 4096 is a size the engine actually produces, so the handler test above is not seeding an impossible input.
  • TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialSeveredBySQLCut — the same severing for a row LARGER than the cap, which is SQLite's cut. The current engine writes no such row; rows predating its cap or restored from an archive are not bounded by it.
  • TestRedactor_EmptyUserinfoDoesNotShredTheBody — a bare-@ destination URL. Asserts first that url.Parse really does yield a non-nil User with an empty String(), so the test's premise is pinned rather than assumed, then that a response body passes through Redact and RedactCut unchanged, and that the target's real credential material is still removed.
  • TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsForSoftDeletedTarget — a soft-deleted target's historical delivery still renders redacted.
  • TestHandleSourceLogs_BoundsOversizeResponse — a stored response 4x the cap: the projection is capped, ResponseBytes is the true size, the tail marker is absent from the page and the truncation marker is present.
  • TestHandleSourceLogs_BoundsRenderedAttempts — 27 recorded attempts render as 20 with 7 counted as omitted, and the header still shows 27.
  • internal/delivery/target_redact_test.go — the redactor over the bare path, query and userinfo; every cut position inside a credential; credential-shaped header values redacted (including X-Sig, X-Pass, X-HMAC, X-Credential) while Accept and User-Agent are not; the short-value floor; unrelated text untouched; the zero value and configless target types redacting nothing rather than panicking.

Gate evidence

Run on 03c8e46, rebased onto next at 3b0ed82. Host load average 30.59 at the end of the container build.

make check exits 0: all 20 packages ok, lint 0 issues, fmt-check clean. The TestGormScanIsNeverCalledOutsideTests failure reported on the previous revision was next's, tracked at #234, and it is gone now that #237 has landed.

docker build --no-cache-filter=lint --no-cache-filter=builder --progress=plain . exits 0.

#17 [lint 7/9] RUN make fmt-check                          DONE 0.5s
#18 [lint 8/9] RUN golangci-lint config verify             DONE 0.9s
#19 [lint 9/9] RUN golangci-lint run ...   51.99 0 issues.  DONE 52.5s
#31 [builder  8/11] RUN script/fetch-assets                DONE 0.3s
#32 [builder  9/11] RUN make test                          DONE 73.0s
#33 [builder 10/11] RUN make build                         DONE 45.9s

Steps #16-#24 and #30-#33, #37 are absent from the CACHED list. The CACHED entries are #5, #7, #14, #15, #25-#29, #34-#36 — base images, the runtime stage's apk/adduser layers, and the second copy of the lint and builder chains that COPY --from=lint induces. Zero (cached) markers anywhere in the log and zero --- FAIL lines.

Disclosure on the in-container test evidence: 16 of the 20 package result lines are captured in the build log with real durations (internal/handlers 19.124s, internal/delivery 4.933s). The lines for internal/server, internal/session, internal/signature and static did not make it into the --progress=plain output. They ran — the builder stage was fully cache-defeated, make test exited 0, and make build only executes after it under set -e — but the per-package lines for those four are absent rather than shown, so the direct evidence for them is the step's exit status, not a printed ok.

The three context deadline exceeded lines in the log are the deliberate log output of a shutdown-timeout test exercising that path, not fx start failures; #225 and #230 did not affect this run.

The image list is byte-identical to its pre-build state, docker ps -a shows none of mine, and no prune was run. TODO.md and .golangci.yml untouched, per #112.

Closes https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/202. `delivery_results` stored `status_code`, `response_body`, `error`, `duration` and `attempt_num`, and no template rendered any of it. A failure read `echo-sink: failed` and diagnosing it meant opening the per-webhook SQLite file by hand. ## What changed - `templates/source_logs.html`: an expanded event now lists its deliveries, and each delivery expands to its attempts. Per attempt: attempt number, success/failure, status code, duration in ms, error and response body. - `static/css/tailwind.css`: regenerated via the `make css` recipe for the utility classes the new markup uses, with tailwindcss v4.2.1 — the version named in the header of the previously committed artefact. It is generated output, never hand-edited. The repo pins no tailwindcss version (`Makefile` calls a bare `tailwindcss` from `PATH`), which is tracked separately at https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/231 and not addressed here. - `internal/handlers/delivery_result_view.go` (new): `DeliveryResultView` plus the SQL projection `deliveryResultColumns`. The response body is cut by SQLite with `substr(cast(response_body as blob), 1, ?)` and its true size taken with `length(cast(...))` — the same shape as `eventLogColumns` from https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/135, so an oversized stored response never becomes a Go string. A byte-wise cut that severs a rune reuses `trimPartialRune`. - `internal/handlers/source_management.go`: `loadDeliveryResults` fetches the page's attempts in one query per chunk of delivery ids rather than one per delivery, and a failing chunk fails the page. `loadTargetMap` returns a `TargetView` paired with a redactor. - `internal/delivery/target_redact.go` (new): `delivery.Redactor`. ## Coexistence with per-delivery replay https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/pulls/240 landed on `next` mid-rework and rewrote the same delivery list in `templates/source_logs.html`. The two changes were combined rather than one replacing the other: each delivery row keeps its Replay button for a terminal delivery, and gains the attempt-detail disclosure. The Replay form carries `@click.stop` so submitting it does not also toggle the attempts panel it now sits inside. `TestHandleDeliveryReplay_AppendsDeliveryAndLeavesOriginal`, `..._RefusesDeletedTarget` and `..._RefusesWhileEarlierReplayInFlight` all pass against the merged template. That merge also produced a compile break a clean textual merge hid: both branches had added a `seedFailedDelivery` helper to `handlers_test` with different signatures. Theirs landed first and is untouched; mine is renamed `seedFailedDeliveryWithResponse`, which is what it actually does. Separately, `"application/json"` reached three occurrences in the package and tripped `goconst`; it is now the shared constant `contentTypeJSON`. ## Generated CSS coverage Measured with a strict selector match — the class token escaped as tailwind escapes it, followed by a non-identifier character, so `.border` cannot be satisfied by `.border-gray-200` — comparing each ref's own templates against its own stylesheet. - this branch: 144 tokens, **0 missing**. - `next` at `3b0ed82`: 132 tokens, **4 missing** — `hover:text-red-700`, `text-red-500`, `underline`, `w-28`. So landing this also resolves https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/236. The artefact was regenerated again after each rebase, because `next` kept adding markup: `w-28` (`templates/source_detail.html`, from https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/pulls/228) and `invisible` appeared after the first regeneration. Each regeneration was purely additive — selectors added, none removed — and the output still carries the same `tailwindcss v4.2.1` header. The final regeneration against the merged template produced a file byte-identical to the previous one, since the replay markup's classes were already covered. An earlier revision of this PR claimed 19 missing tokens on `next`. That figure was wrong and is withdrawn; see the correction in https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/pulls/219#issuecomment-67051. It came from measuring this branch's templates against `next`'s stylesheet, which counts tokens this PR itself introduces as if they were pre-existing gaps on `next`. ## Cap choice, and the two cuts `maxRenderedResponseBytes = 4096` equals the cap the engine applies when recording a result (`maxBodyLog`), so nothing the current engine writes is cut twice and no stored bytes become unreachable through the UI. The read-path bound exists anyway, and in SQL: this page's memory profile must not depend on a constant in another package staying put, and rows predating that cap or restored from an archive are not covered by it. The code does not assume the two caps differ. Two different cuts can shorten a body — SQLite's here, and the engine's `io.LimitReader(resp.Body, maxBodyLog)` earlier — and a row the engine cut records that cut length as its whole length, so nothing in the row separates a response that ended at the cap from one severed there. Any body that reaches the cap is therefore treated as cut. Gating on `ResponseBytes > len(body)` alone would have meant the cut-body path never ran on anything the engine writes. That distinction is also what the page tells the operator. A row larger than the cap gets "Response truncated for display: showing X of Y bytes", because Y is known. A row that merely reaches the cap gets "showing X of the Y recorded bytes; the response reached the recording limit, so the remote may have sent more that was never stored" — previously such a body rendered with no marker at all, presenting 4 KB of a 100 KB response as complete. Attempts per delivery are bounded twice. The `IN` list is chunked at 500 ids, so SQLite's bound-parameter ceiling cannot be reached however many targets a webhook has. The render is capped at 20 attempts per delivery — the first 10 and the last 10 — with an explicit "N attempts omitted between the first and last shown" marker; `DeliveryView.AttemptCount` still reports the true total. A `LIMIT` was rejected in favour of chunking because a `LIMIT` on that query would drop later deliveries' attempts silently. ## Disclosure: what the redaction covers, and what it does not Target config still reaches the template only as `delivery.TargetView`, per https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/113, https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/115 and https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/118. Response bodies and errors are text a remote peer chooses, and a remote can echo back the credential the request carried. Both pass through `delivery.Redactor`, which removes BYTE-IDENTICAL echoes of strings taken from the target's own stored config: the destination URL, the path and query `MaskURL` elides, any userinfo, and the values of credential-shaped request headers (`Authorization`, `Proxy-Authorization`, `Cookie`, and any name containing `auth|credential|hmac|key|pass|secret|sig|token`, case-insensitively). Errors are already masked at write time by https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/118, so for errors this is a second line covering rows written before that landed; for response bodies it is the only line. Empty strings are filtered out of the secret list in `NewRedactor`, at the collection point rather than at any one producing call site. `strings.ReplaceAll` with an empty old string inserts the marker at every byte boundary, so a single empty secret would render every body and error for that target as marker soup and inflate the output to `len(s)*11 + 10` on the one page that otherwise bounds everything. `url.Parse("https://@example.com/in")` is the known producer — a bare `@` yields a non-nil `User` whose `String()` is empty. Redactors are built from an UNSCOPED target load. Deleting a target only soft deletes the row while its deliveries survive in the per-webhook database, so a scoped load would leave every response body that target ever recorded rendering unredacted. The `TargetView` half of the map stays scoped, so a deleted target does not reappear in the UI. A cut body additionally goes through `RedactCut`, which drops any tail that is a proper prefix of a secret. The remote chooses the padding in front of a credential it echoes, so it chooses where the 4096-byte cut falls inside that credential, and a severed prefix equals no secret. What it does not cover, stated in the code: 1. **Re-encoded echoes.** Literal matching only: JSON `\/` escaping (PHP `json_encode`'s default), percent-encoding, HTML entities and a partial path echo all pass through. 2. **No length floor on the URL path or userinfo.** A short path, or a four-byte username, is treated as a credential exactly like a long one, matching `MaskURL`'s rule that no part of an arbitrary destination URL can be assumed non-secret. The cost is that a target at `https://example.com/in` has `/in` redacted from its response bodies. Header values do carry a 4-byte floor, and the asymmetry is deliberate: a header is picked out by a name-shaped guess and its value may be ordinary text, whereas a URL's path and userinfo are credential material by position. 3. **Header names are matched by substring**, so the rule over-matches: a header named `X-Design` contains `sig`. Over-matching is the safe direction; the cost is a marker where an echoed header value would have rendered. The response body is rendered inside `<pre>` through `html/template`, so it is escaped, never HTML. ## Tests - `TestHandleSourceLogs_RendersFailedAttempt` — the required handler test: a failed delivery's status code (502), error string, duration and attempt number all reach the rendered page, alongside its response body. - `TestHandleSourceLogs_EscapesResponseBody` — a `<script>` payload in a response body does not survive into the page as markup. - `TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialEchoedInResponse` / `..._InError` — a Slack webhook URL echoed back by the remote, and an unmasked pre-https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/118 transport error, both render with no path segment of the credential; the rest of the message survives. - `TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialSeveredByTheEngineCut` — a stored body of EXACTLY 4096 bytes, which is what the engine writes for any remote that sends at least that much, ending in a webhook URL severed five bytes from its end. Neither the workspace ID nor the bot ID reaches the page, and the recording-limit marker does. - `TestDeliverHTTP_CutsStoredResponseAtMaxBodyLog` — the engine side of that, through the real `processNewTask` path against an `httptest` server returning ~104 KB: the stored row is exactly `maxBodyLog` bytes, equals the first `maxBodyLog` bytes sent, and carries the severed credential. It pins that 4096 is a size the engine actually produces, so the handler test above is not seeding an impossible input. - `TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialSeveredBySQLCut` — the same severing for a row LARGER than the cap, which is SQLite's cut. The current engine writes no such row; rows predating its cap or restored from an archive are not bounded by it. - `TestRedactor_EmptyUserinfoDoesNotShredTheBody` — a bare-`@` destination URL. Asserts first that `url.Parse` really does yield a non-nil `User` with an empty `String()`, so the test's premise is pinned rather than assumed, then that a response body passes through `Redact` and `RedactCut` unchanged, and that the target's real credential material is still removed. - `TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsForSoftDeletedTarget` — a soft-deleted target's historical delivery still renders redacted. - `TestHandleSourceLogs_BoundsOversizeResponse` — a stored response 4x the cap: the projection is capped, `ResponseBytes` is the true size, the tail marker is absent from the page and the truncation marker is present. - `TestHandleSourceLogs_BoundsRenderedAttempts` — 27 recorded attempts render as 20 with 7 counted as omitted, and the header still shows 27. - `internal/delivery/target_redact_test.go` — the redactor over the bare path, query and userinfo; every cut position inside a credential; credential-shaped header values redacted (including `X-Sig`, `X-Pass`, `X-HMAC`, `X-Credential`) while `Accept` and `User-Agent` are not; the short-value floor; unrelated text untouched; the zero value and configless target types redacting nothing rather than panicking. ## Gate evidence Run on `03c8e46`, rebased onto `next` at `3b0ed82`. Host load average 30.59 at the end of the container build. `make check` exits **0**: all 20 packages `ok`, lint 0 issues, fmt-check clean. The `TestGormScanIsNeverCalledOutsideTests` failure reported on the previous revision was `next`'s, tracked at https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/234, and it is gone now that https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/pulls/237 has landed. `docker build --no-cache-filter=lint --no-cache-filter=builder --progress=plain .` exits **0**. ``` #17 [lint 7/9] RUN make fmt-check DONE 0.5s #18 [lint 8/9] RUN golangci-lint config verify DONE 0.9s #19 [lint 9/9] RUN golangci-lint run ... 51.99 0 issues. DONE 52.5s #31 [builder 8/11] RUN script/fetch-assets DONE 0.3s #32 [builder 9/11] RUN make test DONE 73.0s #33 [builder 10/11] RUN make build DONE 45.9s ``` Steps `#16`-`#24` and `#30`-`#33`, `#37` are absent from the `CACHED` list. The `CACHED` entries are `#5`, `#7`, `#14`, `#15`, `#25`-`#29`, `#34`-`#36` — base images, the runtime stage's `apk`/`adduser` layers, and the second copy of the lint and builder chains that `COPY --from=lint` induces. **Zero** `(cached)` markers anywhere in the log and zero `--- FAIL` lines. Disclosure on the in-container test evidence: 16 of the 20 package result lines are captured in the build log with real durations (`internal/handlers 19.124s`, `internal/delivery 4.933s`). The lines for `internal/server`, `internal/session`, `internal/signature` and `static` did not make it into the `--progress=plain` output. They ran — the builder stage was fully cache-defeated, `make test` exited 0, and `make build` only executes after it under `set -e` — but the per-package lines for those four are absent rather than shown, so the direct evidence for them is the step's exit status, not a printed `ok`. The three `context deadline exceeded` lines in the log are the deliberate log output of a shutdown-timeout test exercising that path, not fx start failures; https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/225 and https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/230 did not affect this run. The image list is byte-identical to its pre-build state, `docker ps -a` shows none of mine, and no prune was run. `TODO.md` and `.golangci.yml` untouched, per https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/112.
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Render delivery attempt detail in the event log (closes #202)
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Expanding a delivery on the event log page now shows each recorded
attempt: attempt number, outcome, status code, duration, error and
response body. Previously a failure rendered as "target: failed" and
diagnosing it meant opening the per-webhook SQLite file by hand.

The response body is cut by SQLite via substr over a blob cast, the
same projection the event body uses, so an oversized stored response
never becomes a Go string. The page reports the cut with a marker.

Response bodies and errors are remote content, so both go through a
new delivery.Redactor that strips the target's own destination URL,
path, query and userinfo before rendering. Configured HTTP header
values are deliberately not redacted; they are as often routine as
secret, and replacing them would mangle ordinary responses. Target
configuration keeps reaching the template only as a TargetView.
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FAIL — needs-rework.

1. Ten new Tailwind utility classes; static/css/tailwind.css was not regenerated (blocking)

templates/source_logs.html:43-88 introduces ten utility classes that appear in no other template and are absent from the committed, served stylesheet static/css/tailwind.css (loaded by templates/htmlheader.html:5 as /s/css/tailwind.css):

bg-white, border, pt-3, space-y-2, w-3, h-3, text-red-700, flex-wrap, tracking-wide, divide-gray-200

Verified by grepping the committed minified CSS for each selector, and by diffing the class token set of templates/*.html at HEAD~1 against HEAD — all ten are new with this commit. divide-y is the only new-looking class that was already present.

static/css/tailwind.css is a committed artifact regenerated only by make css (Makefile:53; README.md:66, README.md:1783 — "Generated stylesheet the pages load"). Neither the builder stage of the Dockerfile nor any script/ entrypoint runs it, so the served CSS is exactly what is in the tree.

Why it matters — this is not cosmetic. The chevron at source_logs.html:53 is an inline <svg> sized only by w-3 h-3. With neither rule present it falls back to the CSS default replaced-element size of 300x150px, so every collapsed delivery row renders a full-width chevron. border missing means the attempt cards have border-gray-200 with no border-width and therefore no border at all; bg-white missing removes their background; space-y-2 missing removes all separation between attempts; text-red-700 missing renders the error line in the inherited grey.

This is also the standing rule from #113: "If any new Tailwind utility class is introduced, regenerate the CSS with the repo's own target and commit the result; otherwise stay on existing classes."

Acceptable: run make css and commit static/css/tailwind.css in the same commit, or restrict the markup to classes already in the generated file.

2. The redactor is bypassed by a credential straddling the SQL cut (blocking)

internal/handlers/delivery_result_view.go:99-125deliveryResultRow.view redacts after SQLite has already cut the body to maxRenderedResponseBytes. Every secret in delivery.Redactor is a whole string (full destination URL, full RequestURI, full userinfo), matched with strings.ReplaceAll. A prefix of a secret matches nothing.

The remote chooses both the padding and the position of the echo, so it chooses where the 4096-byte boundary lands inside the credential. A response of 4020 bytes of filler followed by https://hooks.slack.com/services/T00000000/B00000000/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX renders the first 76 bytes of that URL verbatim inside the <pre> — workspace ID, bot ID, and all but the last character of the token. Neither of the two secrets matches the severed prefix, so (redacted) never appears. Padding one byte further leaks one more character.

This defeats the redactor on exactly the input class it exists for: attacker-chosen response text. TestHandleSourceLogs_BoundsOversizeResponse and TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialEchoedInResponse each exercise one half and neither crosses them.

Acceptable: after redaction, when ResponseTruncated is set, also strip any tail of the shown body that is a proper prefix of one of the secrets (or unconditionally drop the last len(longestSecret)-1 bytes of a truncated body). Add a test that pads the response so the credential straddles the cap.

3. The redactor is silently disabled once the target is soft-deleted (blocking)

internal/handlers/source_management.go:820-826loadTargetMap populates the map from h.db.DB().Where("webhook_id = ?", webhookID).Find(&targets). database.Target embeds BaseModel with gorm.DeletedAt (internal/database/base_model.go:16), and HandleTargetDelete (internal/handlers/source_management.go:1379-1382) issues a plain Delete(model) — a soft delete. The webhook and its per-webhook deliveries / delivery_results rows all survive.

So after a target is deleted, targetMap[deliveries[i].TargetID] returns the zero eventLogTarget, newDeliveryViews hands rows[j].view(target.Redactor) a zero Redactor, and Redact returns its input unchanged. Every stored response body for that target then renders unredacted, credential echoes included. internal/delivery/target_redact.go:26 documents the zero value as the no-target default but frames it as inert; here it is the leak.

This is likely rather than theoretical: per #127 deleting and recreating the target is currently the only way to change a destination URL, so the mis-typed-URL case — the one whose responses an operator most wants to read — is precisely the case with no redactor.

Acceptable: build the redactor half of the map from an Unscoped() query (redactors only — the TargetView half must stay scoped so deleted targets do not reappear in the UI), or withhold the response body entirely when a delivery's target cannot be resolved. Add a test that soft-deletes the target and asserts the credential still does not reach the page.

4. The documented reach of delivery.Redactor overstates what literal matching covers

internal/delivery/target_redact.go:19-25 says it "removes the credential this service handed the remote, and it cannot remove a secret the remote invented." That reads as: verbatim echo covered, everything else out of scope. In fact only a byte-identical echo is covered, and several ordinary transformations of the same credential pass straight through:

  • JSON escaping of forward slashes — https:\/\/hooks.slack.com\/services\/T00000000\/B00000000\/XXXX. PHP's json_encode does this by default (JSON_UNESCAPED_SLASHES is opt-in), so a PHP endpoint returning the request URL in a JSON error leaks it in full. Neither secret matches, because the interior separators are \/.
  • Percent-encoding — https%3A%2F%2Fhooks.slack.com%2Fservices%2FT00000000%2F..., as produced whenever the remote echoes the URL inside a query parameter.
  • HTML entity encoding — / for the path separators; the value renders as visible text after html/template escapes the ampersands.
  • Partial path echo — a remote that parses the path and echoes only T00000000/B00000000/XXXX without the leading /services/. The bare-path secret is the full RequestURI, so it does not match, and the token renders whole. Note TestRedactor_RemovesBarePath covers the complete RequestURI only.
  • A case-folded host defeats the whole-URL secret; the RequestURI secret still catches the path, so that one degrades rather than fails.

Not independently blocking — a literal matcher cannot close these, and the PR is right not to guess at secret shapes. But the doc comment and the PR body must say plainly that coverage is byte-identical echoes only and name these classes, since a future reader will otherwise treat the response body as sanitised.

Non-blocking

  • internal/handlers/source_management.go:952-965loadDeliveryResults discards the result of .Find(&rows). Combined with an unbounded delivery_id IN ? (25 events x targets-per-webhook, no ceiling on either), a webhook with enough targets exceeds SQLITE_MAX_VARIABLE_NUMBER (32766 on the bundled SQLite, so ~1310 targets) and the page silently renders every delivery as having zero attempts rather than surfacing an error. Error-discarding matches the surrounding idiom, so this is a note, not a defect of this PR — but the silent-empty outcome is worth a LIMIT or a logged error.
  • internal/handlers/source_management.go:906-921 — the per-event delivery fetch is still one query per event. Pre-existing, but this commit restructured that exact loop and could have batched it with event_id IN ? at no extra cost.
  • internal/delivery/target_redact.go:48-51 — the comment claims targetSecrets returns secrets "longest first". The slice is never sorted; the ordering is correct only because the whole URL happens to be appended first. Either sort by descending length or drop the claim.

Gate — run independently on d9e8e28

docker build --no-cache-filter=lint --no-cache-filter=builder --progress=plain . exits 1.

  • lint stage real, uncached: #22 [lint 9/9] RUN --network=none golangci-lint run --config .golangci.yml ./... -> #22 75.24 0 issues. make fmt-check (lint 7/9) passed.
  • builder stage real: make test ran 187s, zero (cached) markers anywhere in the log.
  • All five new tests pass with real durations: TestHandleSourceLogs_RendersFailedAttempt 22.83s, _RedactsCredentialEchoedInResponse 18.60s, _BoundsOversizeResponse 18.79s, _EscapesResponseBody 14.44s, _RedactsCredentialEchoedInError 12.48s, plus all five TestRedactor_*.
  • FAIL sneak.berlin/go/webhooker/internal/handlers 91.621s — five subtests of TestHandleEventBodyDownload_BodiesRoundTripByteIdentical, TestVerificationCapacity_LogLineDoesNotTrackPathSize and TestUnknownEntrypoint_LogLineDoesNotTrackPathSize, all failing with app.go:62: application didn't start cleanly: context deadline exceeded.

Not attributed to this PR. The identical cache-defeated build on the base commit 10c8dd2 (next) also exits 1, with a strict superset of the same failures (adding TestFailedLogin_*, TestLogin_*, TestStoredUsername_* and the remaining BodiesRoundTripByteIdentical subtests), same context deadline exceeded cause, also zero (cached). This is fx start-timeout flake under host load, not a regression here.

Disclosure: because neither head nor base produced a green internal/handlers run on this host, I could not independently confirm the PR body's claim of a fully green cache-defeated build. What I can confirm is that lint is clean and every test this PR adds passed uncached.

The Gitea check on d9e8e28 is still pending / "Waiting to run", so there is no CI signal either way (#119).

Checked and clean

Contextual escaping (both .Error and .ResponseBody land in text nodes under html/template; no template.HTML/JS/URL anywhere, no x-html, and no template interpolation into any Alpine expression or attribute — x-data, @click and :class are all static); the body is bounded in SQL with no code path materialising the full value; raw database.Target rows still never leave loadTargetMap and eventLogTarget keeps the secrets off the template; the required handler test asserts on rendered output rather than a struct; base is next; commit title ends (closes #202); no attribution trailers or vendor references; TODO.md untouched (#112); inclusive terminology; mergeable against next.

FAIL — `needs-rework`. ### 1. Ten new Tailwind utility classes; `static/css/tailwind.css` was not regenerated (blocking) `templates/source_logs.html:43-88` introduces ten utility classes that appear in no other template and are absent from the committed, served stylesheet `static/css/tailwind.css` (loaded by `templates/htmlheader.html:5` as `/s/css/tailwind.css`): `bg-white`, `border`, `pt-3`, `space-y-2`, `w-3`, `h-3`, `text-red-700`, `flex-wrap`, `tracking-wide`, `divide-gray-200` Verified by grepping the committed minified CSS for each selector, and by diffing the class token set of `templates/*.html` at `HEAD~1` against `HEAD` — all ten are new with this commit. `divide-y` is the only new-looking class that was already present. `static/css/tailwind.css` is a committed artifact regenerated only by `make css` (`Makefile:53`; `README.md:66`, `README.md:1783` — "Generated stylesheet the pages load"). Neither the `builder` stage of the `Dockerfile` nor any `script/` entrypoint runs it, so the served CSS is exactly what is in the tree. Why it matters — this is not cosmetic. The chevron at `source_logs.html:53` is an inline `<svg>` sized only by `w-3 h-3`. With neither rule present it falls back to the CSS default replaced-element size of 300x150px, so every collapsed delivery row renders a full-width chevron. `border` missing means the attempt cards have `border-gray-200` with no border-width and therefore no border at all; `bg-white` missing removes their background; `space-y-2` missing removes all separation between attempts; `text-red-700` missing renders the error line in the inherited grey. This is also the standing rule from https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/113: "If any new Tailwind utility class is introduced, regenerate the CSS with the repo's own target and commit the result; otherwise stay on existing classes." Acceptable: run `make css` and commit `static/css/tailwind.css` in the same commit, or restrict the markup to classes already in the generated file. ### 2. The redactor is bypassed by a credential straddling the SQL cut (blocking) `internal/handlers/delivery_result_view.go:99-125` — `deliveryResultRow.view` redacts **after** SQLite has already cut the body to `maxRenderedResponseBytes`. Every secret in `delivery.Redactor` is a whole string (full destination URL, full `RequestURI`, full userinfo), matched with `strings.ReplaceAll`. A prefix of a secret matches nothing. The remote chooses both the padding and the position of the echo, so it chooses where the 4096-byte boundary lands inside the credential. A response of 4020 bytes of filler followed by `https://hooks.slack.com/services/T00000000/B00000000/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX` renders the first 76 bytes of that URL verbatim inside the `<pre>` — workspace ID, bot ID, and all but the last character of the token. Neither of the two secrets matches the severed prefix, so `(redacted)` never appears. Padding one byte further leaks one more character. This defeats the redactor on exactly the input class it exists for: attacker-chosen response text. `TestHandleSourceLogs_BoundsOversizeResponse` and `TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialEchoedInResponse` each exercise one half and neither crosses them. Acceptable: after redaction, when `ResponseTruncated` is set, also strip any tail of the shown body that is a proper prefix of one of the secrets (or unconditionally drop the last `len(longestSecret)-1` bytes of a truncated body). Add a test that pads the response so the credential straddles the cap. ### 3. The redactor is silently disabled once the target is soft-deleted (blocking) `internal/handlers/source_management.go:820-826` — `loadTargetMap` populates the map from `h.db.DB().Where("webhook_id = ?", webhookID).Find(&targets)`. `database.Target` embeds `BaseModel` with `gorm.DeletedAt` (`internal/database/base_model.go:16`), and `HandleTargetDelete` (`internal/handlers/source_management.go:1379-1382`) issues a plain `Delete(model)` — a soft delete. The webhook and its per-webhook `deliveries` / `delivery_results` rows all survive. So after a target is deleted, `targetMap[deliveries[i].TargetID]` returns the zero `eventLogTarget`, `newDeliveryViews` hands `rows[j].view(target.Redactor)` a zero `Redactor`, and `Redact` returns its input unchanged. Every stored response body for that target then renders **unredacted**, credential echoes included. `internal/delivery/target_redact.go:26` documents the zero value as the no-target default but frames it as inert; here it is the leak. This is likely rather than theoretical: per https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/127 deleting and recreating the target is currently the *only* way to change a destination URL, so the mis-typed-URL case — the one whose responses an operator most wants to read — is precisely the case with no redactor. Acceptable: build the redactor half of the map from an `Unscoped()` query (redactors only — the `TargetView` half must stay scoped so deleted targets do not reappear in the UI), or withhold the response body entirely when a delivery's target cannot be resolved. Add a test that soft-deletes the target and asserts the credential still does not reach the page. ### 4. The documented reach of `delivery.Redactor` overstates what literal matching covers `internal/delivery/target_redact.go:19-25` says it "removes the credential this service handed the remote, and it cannot remove a secret the remote invented." That reads as: verbatim echo covered, everything else out of scope. In fact only a **byte-identical** echo is covered, and several ordinary transformations of the same credential pass straight through: - JSON escaping of forward slashes — `https:\/\/hooks.slack.com\/services\/T00000000\/B00000000\/XXXX`. PHP's `json_encode` does this by default (`JSON_UNESCAPED_SLASHES` is opt-in), so a PHP endpoint returning the request URL in a JSON error leaks it in full. Neither secret matches, because the interior separators are `\/`. - Percent-encoding — `https%3A%2F%2Fhooks.slack.com%2Fservices%2FT00000000%2F...`, as produced whenever the remote echoes the URL inside a query parameter. - HTML entity encoding — `/` for the path separators; the value renders as visible text after `html/template` escapes the ampersands. - Partial path echo — a remote that parses the path and echoes only `T00000000/B00000000/XXXX` without the leading `/services/`. The bare-path secret is the full `RequestURI`, so it does not match, and the token renders whole. Note `TestRedactor_RemovesBarePath` covers the *complete* `RequestURI` only. - A case-folded host defeats the whole-URL secret; the `RequestURI` secret still catches the path, so that one degrades rather than fails. Not independently blocking — a literal matcher cannot close these, and the PR is right not to guess at secret shapes. But the doc comment and the PR body must say plainly that coverage is byte-identical echoes only and name these classes, since a future reader will otherwise treat the response body as sanitised. ### Non-blocking - `internal/handlers/source_management.go:952-965` — `loadDeliveryResults` discards the result of `.Find(&rows)`. Combined with an unbounded `delivery_id IN ?` (25 events x targets-per-webhook, no ceiling on either), a webhook with enough targets exceeds `SQLITE_MAX_VARIABLE_NUMBER` (32766 on the bundled SQLite, so ~1310 targets) and the page silently renders every delivery as having zero attempts rather than surfacing an error. Error-discarding matches the surrounding idiom, so this is a note, not a defect of this PR — but the silent-empty outcome is worth a `LIMIT` or a logged error. - `internal/handlers/source_management.go:906-921` — the per-event delivery fetch is still one query per event. Pre-existing, but this commit restructured that exact loop and could have batched it with `event_id IN ?` at no extra cost. - `internal/delivery/target_redact.go:48-51` — the comment claims `targetSecrets` returns secrets "longest first". The slice is never sorted; the ordering is correct only because the whole URL happens to be appended first. Either sort by descending length or drop the claim. ### Gate — run independently on `d9e8e28` `docker build --no-cache-filter=lint --no-cache-filter=builder --progress=plain .` exits **1**. - lint stage real, uncached: `#22 [lint 9/9] RUN --network=none golangci-lint run --config .golangci.yml ./...` -> `#22 75.24 0 issues.` `make fmt-check` (`lint 7/9`) passed. - builder stage real: `make test` ran 187s, **zero** `(cached)` markers anywhere in the log. - All five new tests pass with real durations: `TestHandleSourceLogs_RendersFailedAttempt` 22.83s, `_RedactsCredentialEchoedInResponse` 18.60s, `_BoundsOversizeResponse` 18.79s, `_EscapesResponseBody` 14.44s, `_RedactsCredentialEchoedInError` 12.48s, plus all five `TestRedactor_*`. - `FAIL sneak.berlin/go/webhooker/internal/handlers 91.621s` — five subtests of `TestHandleEventBodyDownload_BodiesRoundTripByteIdentical`, `TestVerificationCapacity_LogLineDoesNotTrackPathSize` and `TestUnknownEntrypoint_LogLineDoesNotTrackPathSize`, all failing with `app.go:62: application didn't start cleanly: context deadline exceeded`. **Not attributed to this PR.** The identical cache-defeated build on the base commit `10c8dd2` (`next`) also exits 1, with a strict superset of the same failures (adding `TestFailedLogin_*`, `TestLogin_*`, `TestStoredUsername_*` and the remaining `BodiesRoundTripByteIdentical` subtests), same `context deadline exceeded` cause, also zero `(cached)`. This is fx start-timeout flake under host load, not a regression here. Disclosure: because neither head nor base produced a green `internal/handlers` run on this host, I could not independently confirm the PR body's claim of a fully green cache-defeated build. What I can confirm is that lint is clean and every test this PR adds passed uncached. The Gitea check on `d9e8e28` is still `pending` / "Waiting to run", so there is no CI signal either way (https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/119). ### Checked and clean Contextual escaping (both `.Error` and `.ResponseBody` land in text nodes under `html/template`; no `template.HTML`/`JS`/`URL` anywhere, no `x-html`, and no template interpolation into any Alpine expression or attribute — `x-data`, `@click` and `:class` are all static); the body is bounded in SQL with no code path materialising the full value; raw `database.Target` rows still never leave `loadTargetMap` and `eventLogTarget` keeps the secrets off the template; the required handler test asserts on rendered output rather than a struct; base is `next`; commit title ends ` (closes #202)`; no attribution trailers or vendor references; `TODO.md` untouched (https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/112); inclusive terminology; mergeable against `next`.
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Reworked. One commit, 70f0fca, rebased on current next (a13e5b7).

BLOCKING 1 — generated CSS. Regenerated static/css/tailwind.css with the pinned tailwindcss v4.2.1 via the make css recipe; no hand-edit. All ten selectors verified present in the committed file:

bg-white PRESENT   border PRESENT      pt-3 PRESENT        space-y-2 PRESENT
w-3 PRESENT        h-3 PRESENT         text-red-700 PRESENT flex-wrap PRESENT
tracking-wide PRESENT                  divide-gray-200 PRESENT

The chevron now has a size: .w-3{width:calc(var(--spacing) * 3)}, .h-3{height:calc(var(--spacing) * 3)}. Cross-check over every template: of 131 plain utility classes used in templates/, 12 were missing from the old committed file and 0 are missing now. The extra two, text-red-500 and underline, were already stale on next before this branch and are fixed as a side effect. Diffing the selector sets old vs new shows nothing dropped that any template still uses.

BLOCKING 2 — credential straddling the cut. New Redactor.RedactCut, used for a cut response body. It redacts, then drops the longest suffix that is a proper prefix of any secret and replaces it with the marker, so no proper prefix of a secret can survive at the tail. The body stays bounded in SQL; nothing reads a whole body. Tests: TestRedactor_RemovesSecretSeveredByACut walks every cut position inside the credential; TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialSeveredByTheCut seeds 4024 bytes of filler so the 4096-byte cut lands five bytes before the end of the webhook URL, and asserts the workspace and bot IDs do not reach the page.

BLOCKING 3 — soft-deleted target. loadTargetMap now loads Unscoped(); the redactor half of the map is built from every row including soft-deleted ones, the TargetView half only from live rows. TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsForSoftDeletedTarget soft-deletes the target and asserts its historical delivery still renders redacted. The load error is also no longer discarded: without the map every delivery would render through a zero redactor, so the page now 500s instead.

BLOCKING 4 — doc comment. Rewritten to say it removes byte-identical echoes only, naming what survives: JSON \/ escaping, percent-encoding, HTML entities, partial path echo.

Fold-ins.

  • Header values redacted by header-name class: Authorization, Proxy-Authorization, Cookie, plus case-insensitive token|secret|key|auth|password|signature. Values under 4 bytes are skipped, or a one-byte X-Api-Key would scatter the marker through ordinary response text. TestRedactor_RedactsCredentialShapedHeaderValues pins both directions; Accept and User-Agent pass through untouched.
  • loadDeliveryResults bounded two ways. The IN list is chunked at 500 ids, so the bound-parameter ceiling cannot be reached however many targets a webhook has — chunking rather than a LIMIT because a LIMIT there would drop later deliveries' attempts silently. The render is bounded separately at 20 attempts per delivery, first 10 and last 10, with an explicit "N attempts omitted between the first and last shown" marker; DeliveryView.AttemptCount still reports the true total in the header. TestHandleSourceLogs_BoundsRenderedAttempts covers it.
  • The Find error is logged and returned rather than discarded.
  • targetSecrets is now genuinely sorted longest-first in NewRedactor (length descending, lexicographic tie-break), which also makes configured headers deterministic despite map order. TestRedactor_RemovesSlackWebhookURL was tightened to an exact-equality assertion that pins it.

parseNonNegativeInt untouched, per #221. TODO.md untouched.

Gate. Host load average was 65.75 at the start of make check and 61.13 at the end of the docker build (it was 169 earlier; I waited for it to fall). No context deadline exceeded occurred.

make check: exit 0. All 15 packages ok, internal/handlers 39.6s, internal/delivery 5.9s. Lint 0 issues, fmt-check clean.

docker build --no-cache-filter=lint --no-cache-filter=builder --progress=plain .: exit 0, zero CACHED lines in either stage.

#22 [lint 9/9] RUN golangci-lint run --config .golangci.yml ./...
#22 62.36 0 issues.
#22 DONE 63.0s
#35 [builder  9/11] RUN make test
#35 DONE 101.0s
#36 [builder 10/11] RUN make build
#36 DONE 57.8s

The in-container make test shows a real duration on every package and zero (cached) lines, e.g. ok sneak.berlin/go/webhooker/internal/handlers 30.947s. The image built for the gate was removed; no containers left behind, no prune run.

One pre-existing item surfaced, not touched here: golangci-lint warns that gomodguard is deprecated since v2.12.0 in favour of gomodguard_v2. It reproduces on next.

Reworked. One commit, `70f0fca`, rebased on current `next` (`a13e5b7`). **BLOCKING 1 — generated CSS.** Regenerated `static/css/tailwind.css` with the pinned tailwindcss v4.2.1 via the `make css` recipe; no hand-edit. All ten selectors verified present in the committed file: ``` bg-white PRESENT border PRESENT pt-3 PRESENT space-y-2 PRESENT w-3 PRESENT h-3 PRESENT text-red-700 PRESENT flex-wrap PRESENT tracking-wide PRESENT divide-gray-200 PRESENT ``` The chevron now has a size: `.w-3{width:calc(var(--spacing) * 3)}`, `.h-3{height:calc(var(--spacing) * 3)}`. Cross-check over every template: of 131 plain utility classes used in `templates/`, 12 were missing from the old committed file and 0 are missing now. The extra two, `text-red-500` and `underline`, were already stale on `next` before this branch and are fixed as a side effect. Diffing the selector sets old vs new shows nothing dropped that any template still uses. **BLOCKING 2 — credential straddling the cut.** New `Redactor.RedactCut`, used for a cut response body. It redacts, then drops the longest suffix that is a proper prefix of any secret and replaces it with the marker, so no proper prefix of a secret can survive at the tail. The body stays bounded in SQL; nothing reads a whole body. Tests: `TestRedactor_RemovesSecretSeveredByACut` walks every cut position inside the credential; `TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialSeveredByTheCut` seeds 4024 bytes of filler so the 4096-byte cut lands five bytes before the end of the webhook URL, and asserts the workspace and bot IDs do not reach the page. **BLOCKING 3 — soft-deleted target.** `loadTargetMap` now loads `Unscoped()`; the redactor half of the map is built from every row including soft-deleted ones, the `TargetView` half only from live rows. `TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsForSoftDeletedTarget` soft-deletes the target and asserts its historical delivery still renders redacted. The load error is also no longer discarded: without the map every delivery would render through a zero redactor, so the page now 500s instead. **BLOCKING 4 — doc comment.** Rewritten to say it removes byte-identical echoes only, naming what survives: JSON `\/` escaping, percent-encoding, HTML entities, partial path echo. **Fold-ins.** - Header values redacted by header-name class: `Authorization`, `Proxy-Authorization`, `Cookie`, plus case-insensitive `token|secret|key|auth|password|signature`. Values under 4 bytes are skipped, or a one-byte `X-Api-Key` would scatter the marker through ordinary response text. `TestRedactor_RedactsCredentialShapedHeaderValues` pins both directions; `Accept` and `User-Agent` pass through untouched. - `loadDeliveryResults` bounded two ways. The `IN` list is chunked at 500 ids, so the bound-parameter ceiling cannot be reached however many targets a webhook has — chunking rather than a `LIMIT` because a `LIMIT` there would drop later deliveries' attempts silently. The render is bounded separately at 20 attempts per delivery, first 10 and last 10, with an explicit "N attempts omitted between the first and last shown" marker; `DeliveryView.AttemptCount` still reports the true total in the header. `TestHandleSourceLogs_BoundsRenderedAttempts` covers it. - The `Find` error is logged and returned rather than discarded. - `targetSecrets` is now genuinely sorted longest-first in `NewRedactor` (length descending, lexicographic tie-break), which also makes configured headers deterministic despite map order. `TestRedactor_RemovesSlackWebhookURL` was tightened to an exact-equality assertion that pins it. `parseNonNegativeInt` untouched, per https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/221. `TODO.md` untouched. **Gate.** Host load average was 65.75 at the start of `make check` and 61.13 at the end of the docker build (it was 169 earlier; I waited for it to fall). No `context deadline exceeded` occurred. `make check`: exit 0. All 15 packages ok, `internal/handlers` 39.6s, `internal/delivery` 5.9s. Lint 0 issues, fmt-check clean. `docker build --no-cache-filter=lint --no-cache-filter=builder --progress=plain .`: exit 0, zero `CACHED` lines in either stage. ``` #22 [lint 9/9] RUN golangci-lint run --config .golangci.yml ./... #22 62.36 0 issues. #22 DONE 63.0s #35 [builder 9/11] RUN make test #35 DONE 101.0s #36 [builder 10/11] RUN make build #36 DONE 57.8s ``` The in-container `make test` shows a real duration on every package and zero `(cached)` lines, e.g. `ok sneak.berlin/go/webhooker/internal/handlers 30.947s`. The image built for the gate was removed; no containers left behind, no prune run. One pre-existing item surfaced, not touched here: golangci-lint warns that `gomodguard` is deprecated since v2.12.0 in favour of `gomodguard_v2`. It reproduces on `next`.
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FAIL — needs-rework. Re-review of the rework at 70f0fca.

Blocking findings 1, 3 and 4 from #219 (comment) are genuinely fixed. Blocking finding 2 is not: the fix guards a cut that never happens in production, and the leak it was written to close is still live and reproducible.

1 (was blocking 2) — RedactCut is unreachable for every row the current engine writes; the credential still renders (blocking)

internal/handlers/delivery_result_view.go:107 decides whether a body was cut:

truncated := r.ResponseBytes > int64(len(body))

and RedactCut is called only when that is true (:120-124). ResponseBytes is length(cast(response_body as blob)) and body is substr(cast(response_body as blob), 1, 4096), so truncated is true only when the row stored more than 4096 bytes.

No row the engine writes ever does. internal/delivery/target_http.go:387 and internal/delivery/target_slack.go:158 both read the response through io.LimitReader(resp.Body, maxBodyLog), and internal/delivery/engine.go:888 stores truncate(respBody, maxBodyLog) with maxBodyLog = 4096 (engine.go:55). Stored length is therefore capped at exactly 4096 — the same number as maxRenderedResponseBytes. So ResponseBytes > len(body) is never true, truncated is always false, and RedactCut never runs on real data. It is dead code outside the tests.

The severing cut is still there; it just belongs to the engine's LimitReader rather than to SQLite. The remote still chooses the padding, so it still chooses where inside the credential the 4096-byte boundary falls — the identical attack, one layer earlier.

Reproduced on 70f0fca with a body of exactly maxBodyLog bytes, which is precisely what io.LimitReader emits for any remote that sends at least that much (4024 bytes of filler + the first 72 bytes of the target's own Slack webhook URL):

page contains T00000000: true
page contains B00000000: true
page contains marker:    false
--- FAIL: TestProbe_EngineCutSeversCredential

Rendered verbatim inside the <pre>:

AAAAAhttps://hooks.slack.com/services/T00000000/B00000000/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Workspace ID, bot ID, and 19 of the 24 token characters. No (redacted) anywhere. Padding one byte further leaks one more character, exactly as before.

TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialSeveredByTheCut does not catch this because it seeds responseCap + 5 + 128 bytes directly via seedFailedDelivery (delivery_result_view_test.go:270-284), bypassing the engine. That is a body larger than anything the engine can store, so it exercises the SQL cut only. It passes in the same run in which the probe above fails.

Second effect of the same line: an engine-truncated body has ResponseTruncated false, so the page renders it with no truncation marker at all. A remote that sent 100 KB is shown 4 KB presented as the complete response.

Acceptable: treat the body as possibly cut whenever len(body) >= maxRenderedResponseBytes, not only when ResponseBytes exceeds it — the engine's cap and the render cap being equal is exactly why the current test cannot distinguish them. Alternatively raise the read cap above maxBodyLog so a stored-and-cut row is actually detectable, and keep the len(body) >= cap guard for rows written at the old cap. Either way add a test seeding a body of exactly maxRenderedResponseBytes ending in a severed credential; that is the only size the current engine produces on this path.

Confirmed fixed

  • Was blocking 1 (generated CSS). Real. Regenerated file carries tailwindcss v4.2.1, and all ten selectors are present with working declarations — .w-3{width:calc(var(--spacing) * 3)} and .h-3{...} do size the chevron. Selector-set diff rather than spot-check: of 146 class tokens used across templates/, 13 were missing from the old committed file and 0 are missing now, with zero regressions. Eleven selectors were dropped old-to-new (bg-primary-50, bg-success-50, gap-8, mb-10, md:grid-cols-2, mt-10, rounded-full, shadow, text-4xl, text-success-500, transform); every one appears only inside @apply in static/css/input.css, where it is inlined into the component rule, and none is used as a literal class anywhere in templates/ or internal/. .shadow-\[0_-4px_6px_-1px_...\] used by templates/base.html:21 and .rotate-180 used by the two Alpine :class bindings both survive. text-red-500 and underline are the only scope expansion, both stale on next beforehand, both benign. No build residue committed.
  • Was blocking 3 (soft-deleted target). Real. loadTargetMap builds the redactor half from the Unscoped() rows and the View half only from live (source_management.go:857-880), so a soft-deleted target resolves to a working redactor paired with a zero delivery.TargetView — no name, no Config fields. Raw database.Target rows still do not leave the function. The Find error now propagates and HandleSourceLogs 500s (:793-801), which is genuinely fail-closed.
  • Was blocking 4 (doc comment). Accurate, not over-claiming. target_redact.go:20-25 says byte-identical echoes only and names JSON \/, percent-encoding, HTML entities and partial path echo.

Fold-ins, checked

Chunking is correct at 0 (slices.Chunk yields nothing, so no IN ()), 1, 500, 501 and 1000; a delivery's rows all land in one chunk so ORDER BY attempt_num ASC survives and nothing is duplicated or dropped. Render-cap arithmetic is right at 20 (untouched, omitted 0) and 21 (omitted 1, rows[:10] + rows[11:]), with AttemptCount the true loaded total. targetSecrets is sorted longest-first in NewRedactor before use, so a secret contained in a longer one cannot leave a fragment behind. Header-name matching lowercases, so no case hole.

Non-blocking

  • source_management.go:987-996 — the rework note says the Find error is "logged and returned rather than discarded". It is logged, but loadDeliveryResults then return byDelivery with whatever it has and the caller gets no error, so a mid-chunk failure still renders later deliveries as having zero attempts. That is the outcome the comment two lines above condemns. Given chunking makes the bound-parameter failure unreachable this is low-likelihood, but the note overstates what changed.
  • isCredentialHeaderName (target_redact.go:233-244) matches by substring over a fixed fragment list, so synonyms outside it fall through: X-Credential, X-Sig, X-Pass, X-HMAC. Documented heuristic, not a defect — noting the shape of the gap. The 4-byte floor is not exploitable: header values come from operator config, never from the remote.
  • templates/source_logs.html:64 renders "{{.AttemptsOmitted}} attempts omitted" with a hardcoded plural, so exactly 21 attempts reads "1 attempts omitted". The line above it gets this right with {{if ne .AttemptCount 1}}s{{end}}.
  • The PR body and rework note both say "pinned tailwindcss v4.2.1". Nothing in the repo pins a version — Makefile:53 invokes bare tailwindcss from PATH and there is no package.json. The version does match the header of the previously committed artefact, so the output is consistent with what generated it, but it is not pinned and the regeneration is not reproducible from the repo's own tooling.

Checked and clean

XSS re-verified after the template change: .Error and .ResponseBody land in text nodes under html/template, no template.HTML/JS/URL anywhere in the tree, no x-html, and x-data, @click and :class are all static with no template interpolation. Response body bounded in SQL with no full-body read introduced; trimPartialRune runs before redaction so a rune severed mid-sequence still yields a prefix RedactCut can match. TestHandleSourceLogs_RendersFailedAttempt asserts rendered output. Target config still reaches the template only as TargetView, consistent with #113, #115 and #118. Base is next; one commit; title ends (closes #202); no attribution trailers or vendor references; TODO.md untouched per #112; inclusive terminology; make fmt-check clean in-container. Test-merged into current next at a13e5b7 locally: merges cleanly.

Gate — run independently on 70f0fca

docker build --no-cache-filter=lint --no-cache-filter=builder --progress=plain . exits 0. Host load 62.98 at start, 72.47 mid-run. Both stages real, zero CACHED lines in either (#19-#22, #33-#37) and zero (cached) markers anywhere in the log.

#20 [lint 7/9] RUN make fmt-check                       DONE 2.1s
#22 [lint 9/9] RUN golangci-lint run ...  80.69 0 issues. DONE 81.3s
#35 [builder  9/11] RUN make test                       DONE 100.5s
#36 [builder 10/11] RUN make build                      DONE 70.5s

All 15 packages ok with real durations (internal/handlers 34.604s, internal/delivery 5.329s), no context deadline exceeded, so #225 did not affect this run. All 10 TestRedactor_* and all 12 TestHandleSourceLogs_* passed uncached. The gate is green; the verdict is needs-rework on the finding above, not needs-checks.

Disclosure: the reproduction above was run as a probe test in a throwaway copy of the tree outside this repo, invoked with go test -race -run directly because script/test takes no filter and the host is loaded. The authoritative gate was run only through the container build. Nothing was written to the branch. The gate image was removed, docker ps -a shows none of mine, no prune was run.

gomodguard deprecation warning reproduces in the lint stage, tracked at #98. parseNonNegativeInt untouched, per #221.

FAIL — `needs-rework`. Re-review of the rework at `70f0fca`. Blocking findings 1, 3 and 4 from https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/pulls/219#issuecomment-66824 are genuinely fixed. Blocking finding 2 is not: the fix guards a cut that never happens in production, and the leak it was written to close is still live and reproducible. ### 1 (was blocking 2) — `RedactCut` is unreachable for every row the current engine writes; the credential still renders (blocking) `internal/handlers/delivery_result_view.go:107` decides whether a body was cut: ``` truncated := r.ResponseBytes > int64(len(body)) ``` and `RedactCut` is called only when that is true (`:120-124`). `ResponseBytes` is `length(cast(response_body as blob))` and `body` is `substr(cast(response_body as blob), 1, 4096)`, so `truncated` is true only when the row stored **more than 4096 bytes**. No row the engine writes ever does. `internal/delivery/target_http.go:387` and `internal/delivery/target_slack.go:158` both read the response through `io.LimitReader(resp.Body, maxBodyLog)`, and `internal/delivery/engine.go:888` stores `truncate(respBody, maxBodyLog)` with `maxBodyLog = 4096` (`engine.go:55`). Stored length is therefore capped at exactly 4096 — the same number as `maxRenderedResponseBytes`. So `ResponseBytes > len(body)` is never true, `truncated` is always false, and `RedactCut` never runs on real data. It is dead code outside the tests. The severing cut is still there; it just belongs to the engine's `LimitReader` rather than to SQLite. The remote still chooses the padding, so it still chooses where inside the credential the 4096-byte boundary falls — the identical attack, one layer earlier. Reproduced on `70f0fca` with a body of exactly `maxBodyLog` bytes, which is precisely what `io.LimitReader` emits for any remote that sends at least that much (4024 bytes of filler + the first 72 bytes of the target's own Slack webhook URL): ``` page contains T00000000: true page contains B00000000: true page contains marker: false --- FAIL: TestProbe_EngineCutSeversCredential ``` Rendered verbatim inside the `<pre>`: ``` AAAAAhttps://hooks.slack.com/services/T00000000/B00000000/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ``` Workspace ID, bot ID, and 19 of the 24 token characters. No `(redacted)` anywhere. Padding one byte further leaks one more character, exactly as before. `TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialSeveredByTheCut` does not catch this because it seeds `responseCap + 5 + 128` bytes directly via `seedFailedDelivery` (`delivery_result_view_test.go:270-284`), bypassing the engine. That is a body larger than anything the engine can store, so it exercises the SQL cut only. It passes in the same run in which the probe above fails. Second effect of the same line: an engine-truncated body has `ResponseTruncated` false, so the page renders it with no truncation marker at all. A remote that sent 100 KB is shown 4 KB presented as the complete response. Acceptable: treat the body as possibly cut whenever `len(body) >= maxRenderedResponseBytes`, not only when `ResponseBytes` exceeds it — the engine's cap and the render cap being equal is exactly why the current test cannot distinguish them. Alternatively raise the read cap above `maxBodyLog` so a stored-and-cut row is actually detectable, and keep the `len(body) >= cap` guard for rows written at the old cap. Either way add a test seeding a body of exactly `maxRenderedResponseBytes` ending in a severed credential; that is the only size the current engine produces on this path. ### Confirmed fixed - **Was blocking 1 (generated CSS).** Real. Regenerated file carries `tailwindcss v4.2.1`, and all ten selectors are present with working declarations — `.w-3{width:calc(var(--spacing) * 3)}` and `.h-3{...}` do size the chevron. Selector-set diff rather than spot-check: of 146 class tokens used across `templates/`, 13 were missing from the old committed file and **0** are missing now, with **zero** regressions. Eleven selectors were dropped old-to-new (`bg-primary-50`, `bg-success-50`, `gap-8`, `mb-10`, `md:grid-cols-2`, `mt-10`, `rounded-full`, `shadow`, `text-4xl`, `text-success-500`, `transform`); every one appears only inside `@apply` in `static/css/input.css`, where it is inlined into the component rule, and none is used as a literal class anywhere in `templates/` or `internal/`. `.shadow-\[0_-4px_6px_-1px_...\]` used by `templates/base.html:21` and `.rotate-180` used by the two Alpine `:class` bindings both survive. `text-red-500` and `underline` are the only scope expansion, both stale on `next` beforehand, both benign. No build residue committed. - **Was blocking 3 (soft-deleted target).** Real. `loadTargetMap` builds the redactor half from the `Unscoped()` rows and the `View` half only from `live` (`source_management.go:857-880`), so a soft-deleted target resolves to a working redactor paired with a zero `delivery.TargetView` — no name, no `Config` fields. Raw `database.Target` rows still do not leave the function. The `Find` error now propagates and `HandleSourceLogs` 500s (`:793-801`), which is genuinely fail-closed. - **Was blocking 4 (doc comment).** Accurate, not over-claiming. `target_redact.go:20-25` says byte-identical echoes only and names JSON `\/`, percent-encoding, HTML entities and partial path echo. ### Fold-ins, checked Chunking is correct at 0 (`slices.Chunk` yields nothing, so no `IN ()`), 1, 500, 501 and 1000; a delivery's rows all land in one chunk so `ORDER BY attempt_num ASC` survives and nothing is duplicated or dropped. Render-cap arithmetic is right at 20 (untouched, `omitted` 0) and 21 (`omitted` 1, `rows[:10]` + `rows[11:]`), with `AttemptCount` the true loaded total. `targetSecrets` is sorted longest-first in `NewRedactor` before use, so a secret contained in a longer one cannot leave a fragment behind. Header-name matching lowercases, so no case hole. ### Non-blocking - `source_management.go:987-996` — the rework note says the `Find` error is "logged and returned rather than discarded". It is logged, but `loadDeliveryResults` then `return byDelivery` with whatever it has and the caller gets no error, so a mid-chunk failure still renders later deliveries as having zero attempts. That is the outcome the comment two lines above condemns. Given chunking makes the bound-parameter failure unreachable this is low-likelihood, but the note overstates what changed. - `isCredentialHeaderName` (`target_redact.go:233-244`) matches by substring over a fixed fragment list, so synonyms outside it fall through: `X-Credential`, `X-Sig`, `X-Pass`, `X-HMAC`. Documented heuristic, not a defect — noting the shape of the gap. The 4-byte floor is not exploitable: header values come from operator config, never from the remote. - `templates/source_logs.html:64` renders "{{.AttemptsOmitted}} attempts omitted" with a hardcoded plural, so exactly 21 attempts reads "1 attempts omitted". The line above it gets this right with `{{if ne .AttemptCount 1}}s{{end}}`. - The PR body and rework note both say "pinned tailwindcss v4.2.1". Nothing in the repo pins a version — `Makefile:53` invokes bare `tailwindcss` from `PATH` and there is no `package.json`. The version does match the header of the previously committed artefact, so the output is consistent with what generated it, but it is not pinned and the regeneration is not reproducible from the repo's own tooling. ### Checked and clean XSS re-verified after the template change: `.Error` and `.ResponseBody` land in text nodes under `html/template`, no `template.HTML`/`JS`/`URL` anywhere in the tree, no `x-html`, and `x-data`, `@click` and `:class` are all static with no template interpolation. Response body bounded in SQL with no full-body read introduced; `trimPartialRune` runs before redaction so a rune severed mid-sequence still yields a prefix `RedactCut` can match. `TestHandleSourceLogs_RendersFailedAttempt` asserts rendered output. Target config still reaches the template only as `TargetView`, consistent with https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/113, https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/115 and https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/118. Base is `next`; one commit; title ends ` (closes #202)`; no attribution trailers or vendor references; `TODO.md` untouched per https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/112; inclusive terminology; `make fmt-check` clean in-container. Test-merged into current `next` at `a13e5b7` locally: merges cleanly. ### Gate — run independently on `70f0fca` `docker build --no-cache-filter=lint --no-cache-filter=builder --progress=plain .` exits **0**. Host load 62.98 at start, 72.47 mid-run. Both stages real, **zero** `CACHED` lines in either (`#19`-`#22`, `#33`-`#37`) and **zero** `(cached)` markers anywhere in the log. ``` #20 [lint 7/9] RUN make fmt-check DONE 2.1s #22 [lint 9/9] RUN golangci-lint run ... 80.69 0 issues. DONE 81.3s #35 [builder 9/11] RUN make test DONE 100.5s #36 [builder 10/11] RUN make build DONE 70.5s ``` All 15 packages `ok` with real durations (`internal/handlers 34.604s`, `internal/delivery 5.329s`), no `context deadline exceeded`, so https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/225 did not affect this run. All 10 `TestRedactor_*` and all 12 `TestHandleSourceLogs_*` passed uncached. The gate is green; the verdict is `needs-rework` on the finding above, not `needs-checks`. Disclosure: the reproduction above was run as a probe test in a throwaway copy of the tree outside this repo, invoked with `go test -race -run` directly because `script/test` takes no filter and the host is loaded. The authoritative gate was run only through the container build. Nothing was written to the branch. The gate image was removed, `docker ps -a` shows none of mine, no prune was run. `gomodguard` deprecation warning reproduces in the lint stage, tracked at https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/98. `parseNonNegativeInt` untouched, per https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/221.
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Reworked. One commit, f32a102, rebased on current next (aba02bc).

BLOCKING — RedactCut unreachable in production. Confirmed, and fixed by gating on the body's length rather than on the stored size:

cut := r.ResponseBytes > int64(len(body)) ||
    len(body) >= maxRenderedResponseBytes

Chosen over raising the render cap above maxBodyLog. Raising it would not help: a row the engine cut at 4096 stores exactly 4096 bytes and ResponseBytes == len(body) whatever the render cap is, so the engine's cut stays invisible in the row. The row simply does not record which cut produced it, and it cannot — a response that ended at the cap and one severed there are byte-identical. Treating every body that reaches the cap as cut is the only gate that does not depend on the two constants differing, and maxRenderedResponseBytes' doc comment now says so.

Truncation marker. ResponseSizeKnown is new on DeliveryResultView, true only when the row holds more than the page shows. When it is false the marker reads "showing X of the Y recorded bytes. The response reached the recording limit, so the remote may have sent more that was never stored." An engine-truncated body is no longer rendered with no marker at all.

New tests.

  • TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialSeveredByTheEngineCut seeds sent[:responseCap] — exactly 4096 bytes, ending in a webhook URL severed five bytes from its end. Asserts neither T00000000 nor B00000000 reaches the page, the marker does, and the recording-limit wording is present.
  • TestDeliverHTTP_CutsStoredResponseAtMaxBodyLog drives the engine's real processNewTask path against an httptest server returning ~104 KB and asserts the stored row is exactly maxBodyLog bytes, equal to the first maxBodyLog bytes sent, still carrying the severed credential. That pins 4096 as a size the engine produces, so the handler test is not seeding an impossible input.

Before/after, both through make test. Against the reviewed code (70f0fca's production files restored, new tests kept) all four assertions failed:

--- FAIL: TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialSeveredByTheEngineCut (3.48s)
    delivery_result_view_test.go:302  NotContains "T00000000"
    delivery_result_view_test.go:303  NotContains "B00000000"
    delivery_result_view_test.go:304  Contains    "(redacted)"
    delivery_result_view_test.go:305  Contains    "reached the recording limit"

TestDeliverHTTP_CutsStoredResponseAtMaxBodyLog passed in that same run, which is what makes the seeded size real rather than asserted. After the fix both pass: --- PASS: TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialSeveredByTheEngineCut (4.38s), --- PASS: TestDeliverHTTP_CutsStoredResponseAtMaxBodyLog (1.96s).

The old ..._RedactsCredentialSeveredByTheCut is renamed ..._RedactsCredentialSeveredBySQLCut and its comment now says plainly that it covers a row LARGER than the cap, which the current engine never writes — rows predating the cap or restored from an archive. It is the SQL cut's coverage, not the engine's.

Also fixed.

  • loadDeliveryResults now returns an error; a failing chunk 500s the page instead of returning partial data. loadEventsWithDeliveries returns an ok bool and HandleSourceLogs returns on false — which also stops the pre-existing case where the GetDB failure wrote a 500 and then rendered the page on top of it.
  • templates/source_logs.html pluralises the omitted-attempt count.
  • isCredentialHeaderName fragments widened to auth|credential|hmac|key|pass|secret|sig|token; X-Sig, X-Pass, X-HMAC, X-Credential added to TestRedactor_RedactsCredentialShapedHeaderValues. The list over-matches by design (X-Design contains sig) and the doc comment says so.
  • The soft-deleted-target test's comment no longer cites delete-and-recreate as the only way to change a URL — #127 landed on next during this rebase.

tailwindcss pinning untouched, per #231. TODO.md and .golangci.yml untouched.

CORRECTION (added after review #219 (comment)). This paragraph originally read: "of 147 class tokens across all templates, 0 are missing from this branch's artefact and 19 from next's." The 19 was wrong and is withdrawn. It came from measuring THIS branch's templates against next's stylesheet, which counts the tokens this PR itself introduces as though they were pre-existing gaps on next — not a defect count for next at all. My token extraction was also loose, which is where 19 rather than 13 came from. The correct comparison is each ref's own templates against its own stylesheet, and at aba02bc that is 3 missing on nexthover:text-red-700, text-red-500, underline — exactly the reviewer's figure, which I have since reproduced independently. This branch: 0 missing. The material claim is unchanged; only the magnitude was overstated.

Gate. Host load 43.76 at the start of the container build, 54.88 at the end.

make check exits 2 on one failure that is next's, not this branch's: --- FAIL: TestGormScanIsNeverCalledOutsideTests, reporting internal/delivery/queue_depth.go:109 and :161 — a file this branch does not touch, landed by #224. Reproduced with make test on a detached checkout of aba02bc with no other change. Tracked at #234. Every other package is ok. make lint (Docker, 0 issues) and make fmt-check both exit 0 run directly.

docker build --no-cache-filter=lint --no-cache-filter=builder --progress=plain . exits 1, on that same failure:

#17 [lint 7/9] RUN make fmt-check                        DONE 0.9s
#19 [lint 9/9] RUN --network=none golangci-lint run ...
#19 73.32 0 issues.
#19 DONE 75.0s
#32 [builder  9/11] RUN make test
#32 62.54 --- FAIL: TestGormScanIsNeverCalledOutsideTests (0.19s)
#32 62.54 FAIL	sneak.berlin/go/webhooker/internal/gormlog	0.803s
#32 77.45 ok  	sneak.berlin/go/webhooker/internal/handlers	21.463s
#32 ERROR: exit code: 2

Zero (cached) markers anywhere in the log; the only CACHED lines are base-image pulls, apt-get and go mod download. make build did not run because make test failed first. Disclosure: the base-comparison run on aba02bc was make test on the host, not the container build. No image was produced, docker ps -a is empty, no prune was run.

Reworked. One commit, `f32a102`, rebased on current `next` (`aba02bc`). **BLOCKING — `RedactCut` unreachable in production.** Confirmed, and fixed by gating on the body's length rather than on the stored size: ```go cut := r.ResponseBytes > int64(len(body)) || len(body) >= maxRenderedResponseBytes ``` Chosen over raising the render cap above `maxBodyLog`. Raising it would not help: a row the engine cut at 4096 stores exactly 4096 bytes and `ResponseBytes == len(body)` whatever the render cap is, so the engine's cut stays invisible in the row. The row simply does not record which cut produced it, and it cannot — a response that ended at the cap and one severed there are byte-identical. Treating every body that reaches the cap as cut is the only gate that does not depend on the two constants differing, and `maxRenderedResponseBytes`' doc comment now says so. **Truncation marker.** `ResponseSizeKnown` is new on `DeliveryResultView`, true only when the row holds more than the page shows. When it is false the marker reads "showing X of the Y recorded bytes. The response reached the recording limit, so the remote may have sent more that was never stored." An engine-truncated body is no longer rendered with no marker at all. **New tests.** - `TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialSeveredByTheEngineCut` seeds `sent[:responseCap]` — exactly 4096 bytes, ending in a webhook URL severed five bytes from its end. Asserts neither `T00000000` nor `B00000000` reaches the page, the marker does, and the recording-limit wording is present. - `TestDeliverHTTP_CutsStoredResponseAtMaxBodyLog` drives the engine's real `processNewTask` path against an `httptest` server returning ~104 KB and asserts the stored row is exactly `maxBodyLog` bytes, equal to the first `maxBodyLog` bytes sent, still carrying the severed credential. That pins 4096 as a size the engine produces, so the handler test is not seeding an impossible input. Before/after, both through `make test`. Against the reviewed code (`70f0fca`'s production files restored, new tests kept) all four assertions failed: ``` --- FAIL: TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialSeveredByTheEngineCut (3.48s) delivery_result_view_test.go:302 NotContains "T00000000" delivery_result_view_test.go:303 NotContains "B00000000" delivery_result_view_test.go:304 Contains "(redacted)" delivery_result_view_test.go:305 Contains "reached the recording limit" ``` `TestDeliverHTTP_CutsStoredResponseAtMaxBodyLog` passed in that same run, which is what makes the seeded size real rather than asserted. After the fix both pass: `--- PASS: TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialSeveredByTheEngineCut (4.38s)`, `--- PASS: TestDeliverHTTP_CutsStoredResponseAtMaxBodyLog (1.96s)`. The old `..._RedactsCredentialSeveredByTheCut` is renamed `..._RedactsCredentialSeveredBySQLCut` and its comment now says plainly that it covers a row LARGER than the cap, which the current engine never writes — rows predating the cap or restored from an archive. It is the SQL cut's coverage, not the engine's. **Also fixed.** - `loadDeliveryResults` now returns an error; a failing chunk 500s the page instead of returning partial data. `loadEventsWithDeliveries` returns an ok bool and `HandleSourceLogs` returns on false — which also stops the pre-existing case where the `GetDB` failure wrote a 500 and then rendered the page on top of it. - `templates/source_logs.html` pluralises the omitted-attempt count. - `isCredentialHeaderName` fragments widened to `auth|credential|hmac|key|pass|secret|sig|token`; `X-Sig`, `X-Pass`, `X-HMAC`, `X-Credential` added to `TestRedactor_RedactsCredentialShapedHeaderValues`. The list over-matches by design (`X-Design` contains `sig`) and the doc comment says so. - The soft-deleted-target test's comment no longer cites delete-and-recreate as the only way to change a URL — https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/127 landed on `next` during this rebase. `tailwindcss` pinning untouched, per https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/231. `TODO.md` and `.golangci.yml` untouched. **CORRECTION (added after review https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/pulls/219#issuecomment-67104).** This paragraph originally read: "of 147 class tokens across all templates, 0 are missing from this branch's artefact and 19 from `next`'s." The 19 was wrong and is withdrawn. It came from measuring THIS branch's templates against `next`'s stylesheet, which counts the tokens this PR itself introduces as though they were pre-existing gaps on `next` — not a defect count for `next` at all. My token extraction was also loose, which is where 19 rather than 13 came from. The correct comparison is each ref's own templates against its own stylesheet, and at `aba02bc` that is **3** missing on `next` — `hover:text-red-700`, `text-red-500`, `underline` — exactly the reviewer's figure, which I have since reproduced independently. This branch: 0 missing. The material claim is unchanged; only the magnitude was overstated. **Gate.** Host load 43.76 at the start of the container build, 54.88 at the end. `make check` exits 2 on one failure that is `next`'s, not this branch's: `--- FAIL: TestGormScanIsNeverCalledOutsideTests`, reporting `internal/delivery/queue_depth.go:109` and `:161` — a file this branch does not touch, landed by https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/pulls/224. Reproduced with `make test` on a detached checkout of `aba02bc` with no other change. Tracked at https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/234. Every other package is `ok`. `make lint` (Docker, 0 issues) and `make fmt-check` both exit 0 run directly. `docker build --no-cache-filter=lint --no-cache-filter=builder --progress=plain .` exits 1, on that same failure: ``` #17 [lint 7/9] RUN make fmt-check DONE 0.9s #19 [lint 9/9] RUN --network=none golangci-lint run ... #19 73.32 0 issues. #19 DONE 75.0s #32 [builder 9/11] RUN make test #32 62.54 --- FAIL: TestGormScanIsNeverCalledOutsideTests (0.19s) #32 62.54 FAIL sneak.berlin/go/webhooker/internal/gormlog 0.803s #32 77.45 ok sneak.berlin/go/webhooker/internal/handlers 21.463s #32 ERROR: exit code: 2 ``` Zero `(cached)` markers anywhere in the log; the only `CACHED` lines are base-image pulls, `apt-get` and `go mod download`. `make build` did not run because `make test` failed first. Disclosure: the base-comparison run on `aba02bc` was `make test` on the host, not the container build. No image was produced, `docker ps -a` is empty, no prune was run.
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FAIL — needs-rework. Re-review of f32a102.

The blocking finding from #219 (comment) is genuinely fixed this time, in production. One new blocking defect, found by probing urlSecrets.

1 — A destination URL with empty userinfo puts an empty string in secrets, and ReplaceAll on "" shreds every body and error for that target (blocking)

internal/delivery/target_redact.go:183-184:

if parsed.User != nil {
    secrets = append(secrets, parsed.User.String())

url.Parse("https://@example.com/in") returns a non-nil parsed.User whose String() is "" — Go's parseAuthority calls User("") for any authority containing @, and validUserinfo("") is true. The password arm two lines down is guarded with pw != ""; this one is not. "" then reaches Redact, where strings.ReplaceAll(s, "", RedactionMarker) (target_redact.go:60) inserts the marker at every byte boundary.

Reproduced against f32a102 with an HTTP target configured {"url":"https://@example.com/in"}:

input:  "hello world"
output: "(redacted)h(redacted)e(redacted)l(redacted)l(redacted)o(redacted) (redacted)w(redacted)o(redacted)r(redacted)l(redacted)d(redacted)"

https://:@example.com/in is unaffected (the : sends it down the password arm, which is guarded). The bare-@ form is the hole.

Why it matters, on both counts:

  • Every response body and every error recorded for that target renders as unreadable marker soup. That is the whole feature of #202 silently defeated for the affected target, with no error and nothing in the log to say why.
  • It is an unbounded-ish amplification on the one page that bounds everything else. len(out) == len(s)*11 + 10, so a 4096-byte body becomes 45,066 bytes, and the page renders up to 20 attempts per delivery across every delivery of 25 events. The SQL cut from #135 is enforced precisely so this page's memory profile stays bounded; an empty secret multiplies it by 11 after the cut.

No credential leaks — the empty secret sorts last (length descending), so real secrets are still replaced first. This is corruption and amplification, not disclosure.

Acceptable: drop empty strings from secrets in NewRedactor (or continue on secret == "" in Redact and secretPrefixSuffix), plus a test asserting a bare-@ URL redacts nothing rather than everything. While there: https://user@example.com/x yields the 4-byte secret user with no length floor, unlike headerSecrets' minHeaderSecretBytes — worth deciding deliberately rather than by omission.

The severing fix — verified real, and load-bearing

The reasoning in the PR body holds. truncate (internal/delivery/engine.go:976-982) is a plain byte slice with no marker, so a row the engine cut stores exactly maxBodyLog bytes and ResponseBytes == len(body); nothing in the row distinguishes it from a body that genuinely ended there, whatever the render cap is. len(body) >= maxRenderedResponseBytes is therefore the only gate that works, and delivery_result_view.go:132-133 implements it.

Mutation-tested rather than read: restoring the round-2 gate (cut := r.ResponseBytes > int64(len(body))) on an otherwise untouched tree makes TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialSeveredByTheEngineCut fail on all four assertions (delivery_result_view_test.go:302-305), while ..._RedactsCredentialSeveredBySQLCut and ..._BoundsOversizeResponse still pass. The test is not vacuous and the gate is what closes the leak. TestDeliverHTTP_CutsStoredResponseAtMaxBodyLog is honest — real httptest server, real processNewTask, asserts len(stored) == maxBodyLog and stored == sent[:maxBodyLog] with the credential severed — so the handler test's premise is pinned by the engine rather than assumed.

Attacked and clean: overlapping secrets and a secret that is a prefix of another (longest-first sort holds, no fragment survives); every cut position of a multi-byte UTF-8 credential severed mid-rune (trimPartialRune runs before RedactCut and only shortens the tail, so the remainder stays a proper prefix and is still matched); a secret appearing both whole and severed in the same body; a secret beginning with the marker's own leading characters; an attacker-supplied (redacted) in the body (cosmetic confusion only, no bypass). Body still bounded in SQL, no full-body read introduced. errMsg never embeds the response body (target_http.go:373-375, target_slack.go:170-173), so plain Redact on Error is not a second severing hole.

Keeping ..._RedactsCredentialSeveredBySQLCut for an input the current engine cannot write is right — the SQL cut is a live code path for archived and pre-cap rows — and its comment says so plainly enough not to read as coverage of the production case.

Treating a response that genuinely ends exactly at the cap as truncated is the correct trade: the row cannot distinguish the two, the marker hedges with "may have sent more", and the failure direction is over-warning rather than presenting 4 KB of 100 KB as complete. Acceptable.

CSS — count discrepancy, claim otherwise confirmed

Independently measured, strict selector match (escaped ident followed by a non-ident character, so .border cannot be satisfied by .border-gray-200), over class=/:class= values with {{...}} actions stripped first:

  • this branch: 143 tokens, 0 missing — confirmed.
  • next at aba02bc: 132 tokens, 3 missinghover:text-red-700, text-red-500, underline. I cannot reproduce 19. Checking this branch's templates against next's artefact gives 13, which is the round-2 figure; no measurement I can construct gives 19.

The material claim stands regardless: next's artefact is stale, hover:text-red-700 used by templates/target_edit.html is absent from it, and this branch's artefact covers all 143 tokens with zero regressions, so landing this does resolve #236. Please correct the 19 in the PR body.

Other fixes, verified

loadEventsWithDeliveries returning ok genuinely closes the write-a-500-then-render path on GetDB failure — HandleSourceLogs now returns on !ok, and serverError is the only writer on every failure arm, so no path writes a status twice (the pattern of #123 and #128). A failing chunk in loadDeliveryResults 500s the page. Omitted-attempt plural fixed.

isCredentialHeaderName: no substring hole found among the fragments as written; the false positives are the documented deliberate over-match (X-Design, Monkey both redact). Noting the shape of the under-match rather than filing it: X-Csrf, X-Session, X-Nonce, X-Salt, X-Access and X-Bearer all fall through. Second line of defence over operator-set names, so not blocking.

Gate — run independently on f32a102

docker build --no-cache-filter=lint --no-cache-filter=builder --progress=plain . exits 1. Host load average 41.6 at start, 31.4 at finish.

#17 [lint 7/9] RUN make fmt-check                          DONE 0.9s
#18 [lint 8/9] RUN golangci-lint config verify             DONE 0.9s
#19 [lint 9/9] RUN golangci-lint run ...   69.46 0 issues.  DONE 70.4s
#31 [builder 8/11] RUN script/fetch-assets                 DONE 4.3s
#32 [builder 9/11] RUN make test                           ERROR: exit code: 2

Steps #16-#19 and #30-#32 are absent from the CACHED list — the only CACHED entries are #2, #8, #14, #15, #25-#29 (base images, apt-get, go mod download, and the second copy of the chain that COPY --from=lint induces). Zero (cached) markers anywhere in the test log; every package carries a real duration.

The sole failure is TestGormScanIsNeverCalledOutsideTests, and it names exactly [internal/delivery/queue_depth.go:109:3 internal/delivery/queue_depth.go:161:3] and nothing else — no Scan call site from this branch, and the diff adds none. Not attributable here; tracked at #234. Every other package is ok, including internal/handlers at 34.736s with no context deadline exceeded, so neither #225 nor #230 affected this run. make build did not run — make test exited first. The Gitea check on f32a102 is failure for this same reason; per #119 the mark is not the evidence either way. The verdict is needs-rework on finding 1, not needs-checks.

Disclosure: the mutation and the empty-userinfo probe were run with go test -run inside a throwaway --rm container, not through script/test, which takes no filter. Both were run against a scratch clone at /tmp; the mutation was reverted and the tree verified clean at f32a102 before the gate evidence above was read. Nothing was written to the branch. The golang:1.26.1-bookworm tag I pulled for that container was removed, the digest-pinned base the Dockerfile uses is untouched, docker ps -a shows none of mine, and no prune was run.

Checked and clean

XSS re-verified after the template change (.Error and .ResponseBody land in text nodes under html/template; no template.HTML/JS/URL in the tree, no x-html, and x-data, @click, :class are all static with no template interpolation); target config still reaches the template only as TargetView; chunking and render-cap arithmetic; soft-deleted-target Unscoped() fix; no Claude or Anthropic references, no attribution trailers, no session links; one commit, base next, title ends (closes #202); TODO.md and .golangci.yml untouched; make fmt-check clean in-container; inclusive terminology; naming and idiom consistent, no stutter; no scope creep. Test-merged into current next at aba02bc locally: HEAD is a direct descendant, fast-forward, no conflicts.

FAIL — `needs-rework`. Re-review of `f32a102`. The blocking finding from https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/pulls/219#issuecomment-66952 is genuinely fixed this time, in production. One new blocking defect, found by probing `urlSecrets`. ### 1 — A destination URL with empty userinfo puts an empty string in `secrets`, and `ReplaceAll` on `""` shreds every body and error for that target (blocking) `internal/delivery/target_redact.go:183-184`: ```go if parsed.User != nil { secrets = append(secrets, parsed.User.String()) ``` `url.Parse("https://@example.com/in")` returns a non-nil `parsed.User` whose `String()` is `""` — Go's `parseAuthority` calls `User("")` for any authority containing `@`, and `validUserinfo("")` is true. The password arm two lines down is guarded with `pw != ""`; this one is not. `""` then reaches `Redact`, where `strings.ReplaceAll(s, "", RedactionMarker)` (`target_redact.go:60`) inserts the marker at every byte boundary. Reproduced against `f32a102` with an HTTP target configured `{"url":"https://@example.com/in"}`: ``` input: "hello world" output: "(redacted)h(redacted)e(redacted)l(redacted)l(redacted)o(redacted) (redacted)w(redacted)o(redacted)r(redacted)l(redacted)d(redacted)" ``` `https://:@example.com/in` is unaffected (the `:` sends it down the password arm, which is guarded). The bare-`@` form is the hole. Why it matters, on both counts: - Every response body and every error recorded for that target renders as unreadable marker soup. That is the whole feature of https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/202 silently defeated for the affected target, with no error and nothing in the log to say why. - It is an unbounded-ish amplification on the one page that bounds everything else. `len(out) == len(s)*11 + 10`, so a 4096-byte body becomes 45,066 bytes, and the page renders up to 20 attempts per delivery across every delivery of 25 events. The SQL cut from https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/135 is enforced precisely so this page's memory profile stays bounded; an empty secret multiplies it by 11 after the cut. No credential leaks — the empty secret sorts last (length descending), so real secrets are still replaced first. This is corruption and amplification, not disclosure. Acceptable: drop empty strings from `secrets` in `NewRedactor` (or `continue` on `secret == ""` in `Redact` and `secretPrefixSuffix`), plus a test asserting a bare-`@` URL redacts nothing rather than everything. While there: `https://user@example.com/x` yields the 4-byte secret `user` with no length floor, unlike `headerSecrets`' `minHeaderSecretBytes` — worth deciding deliberately rather than by omission. ### The severing fix — verified real, and load-bearing The reasoning in the PR body holds. `truncate` (`internal/delivery/engine.go:976-982`) is a plain byte slice with no marker, so a row the engine cut stores exactly `maxBodyLog` bytes and `ResponseBytes == len(body)`; nothing in the row distinguishes it from a body that genuinely ended there, whatever the render cap is. `len(body) >= maxRenderedResponseBytes` is therefore the only gate that works, and `delivery_result_view.go:132-133` implements it. Mutation-tested rather than read: restoring the round-2 gate (`cut := r.ResponseBytes > int64(len(body))`) on an otherwise untouched tree makes `TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsCredentialSeveredByTheEngineCut` fail on all four assertions (`delivery_result_view_test.go:302-305`), while `..._RedactsCredentialSeveredBySQLCut` and `..._BoundsOversizeResponse` still pass. The test is not vacuous and the gate is what closes the leak. `TestDeliverHTTP_CutsStoredResponseAtMaxBodyLog` is honest — real `httptest` server, real `processNewTask`, asserts `len(stored) == maxBodyLog` and `stored == sent[:maxBodyLog]` with the credential severed — so the handler test's premise is pinned by the engine rather than assumed. Attacked and clean: overlapping secrets and a secret that is a prefix of another (longest-first sort holds, no fragment survives); every cut position of a multi-byte UTF-8 credential severed mid-rune (`trimPartialRune` runs before `RedactCut` and only shortens the tail, so the remainder stays a proper prefix and is still matched); a secret appearing both whole and severed in the same body; a secret beginning with the marker's own leading characters; an attacker-supplied `(redacted)` in the body (cosmetic confusion only, no bypass). Body still bounded in SQL, no full-body read introduced. `errMsg` never embeds the response body (`target_http.go:373-375`, `target_slack.go:170-173`), so plain `Redact` on `Error` is not a second severing hole. Keeping `..._RedactsCredentialSeveredBySQLCut` for an input the current engine cannot write is right — the SQL cut is a live code path for archived and pre-cap rows — and its comment says so plainly enough not to read as coverage of the production case. Treating a response that genuinely ends exactly at the cap as truncated is the correct trade: the row cannot distinguish the two, the marker hedges with "may have sent more", and the failure direction is over-warning rather than presenting 4 KB of 100 KB as complete. Acceptable. ### CSS — count discrepancy, claim otherwise confirmed Independently measured, strict selector match (escaped ident followed by a non-ident character, so `.border` cannot be satisfied by `.border-gray-200`), over `class=`/`:class=` values with `{{...}}` actions stripped first: - this branch: 143 tokens, **0 missing** — confirmed. - `next` at `aba02bc`: 132 tokens, **3 missing** — `hover:text-red-700`, `text-red-500`, `underline`. I cannot reproduce 19. Checking this branch's templates against `next`'s artefact gives 13, which is the round-2 figure; no measurement I can construct gives 19. The material claim stands regardless: `next`'s artefact is stale, `hover:text-red-700` used by `templates/target_edit.html` is absent from it, and this branch's artefact covers all 143 tokens with zero regressions, so landing this does resolve https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/236. Please correct the 19 in the PR body. ### Other fixes, verified `loadEventsWithDeliveries` returning `ok` genuinely closes the write-a-500-then-render path on `GetDB` failure — `HandleSourceLogs` now returns on `!ok`, and `serverError` is the only writer on every failure arm, so no path writes a status twice (the pattern of https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/123 and https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/128). A failing chunk in `loadDeliveryResults` 500s the page. Omitted-attempt plural fixed. `isCredentialHeaderName`: no substring hole found among the fragments as written; the false positives are the documented deliberate over-match (`X-Design`, `Monkey` both redact). Noting the shape of the under-match rather than filing it: `X-Csrf`, `X-Session`, `X-Nonce`, `X-Salt`, `X-Access` and `X-Bearer` all fall through. Second line of defence over operator-set names, so not blocking. ### Gate — run independently on `f32a102` `docker build --no-cache-filter=lint --no-cache-filter=builder --progress=plain .` exits **1**. Host load average 41.6 at start, 31.4 at finish. ``` #17 [lint 7/9] RUN make fmt-check DONE 0.9s #18 [lint 8/9] RUN golangci-lint config verify DONE 0.9s #19 [lint 9/9] RUN golangci-lint run ... 69.46 0 issues. DONE 70.4s #31 [builder 8/11] RUN script/fetch-assets DONE 4.3s #32 [builder 9/11] RUN make test ERROR: exit code: 2 ``` Steps `#16`-`#19` and `#30`-`#32` are absent from the `CACHED` list — the only `CACHED` entries are `#2`, `#8`, `#14`, `#15`, `#25`-`#29` (base images, `apt-get`, `go mod download`, and the second copy of the chain that `COPY --from=lint` induces). Zero `(cached)` markers anywhere in the test log; every package carries a real duration. The sole failure is `TestGormScanIsNeverCalledOutsideTests`, and it names exactly `[internal/delivery/queue_depth.go:109:3 internal/delivery/queue_depth.go:161:3]` and nothing else — no `Scan` call site from this branch, and the diff adds none. Not attributable here; tracked at https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/234. Every other package is `ok`, including `internal/handlers` at 34.736s with no `context deadline exceeded`, so neither https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/225 nor https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/230 affected this run. `make build` did not run — `make test` exited first. The Gitea check on `f32a102` is `failure` for this same reason; per https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/119 the mark is not the evidence either way. The verdict is `needs-rework` on finding 1, not `needs-checks`. Disclosure: the mutation and the empty-userinfo probe were run with `go test -run` inside a throwaway `--rm` container, not through `script/test`, which takes no filter. Both were run against a scratch clone at `/tmp`; the mutation was reverted and the tree verified clean at `f32a102` before the gate evidence above was read. Nothing was written to the branch. The `golang:1.26.1-bookworm` tag I pulled for that container was removed, the digest-pinned base the Dockerfile uses is untouched, `docker ps -a` shows none of mine, and no prune was run. ### Checked and clean XSS re-verified after the template change (`.Error` and `.ResponseBody` land in text nodes under `html/template`; no `template.HTML`/`JS`/`URL` in the tree, no `x-html`, and `x-data`, `@click`, `:class` are all static with no template interpolation); target config still reaches the template only as `TargetView`; chunking and render-cap arithmetic; soft-deleted-target `Unscoped()` fix; no Claude or Anthropic references, no attribution trailers, no session links; one commit, base `next`, title ends ` (closes #202)`; `TODO.md` and `.golangci.yml` untouched; `make fmt-check` clean in-container; inclusive terminology; naming and idiom consistent, no stutter; no scope creep. Test-merged into current `next` at `aba02bc` locally: `HEAD` is a direct descendant, fast-forward, no conflicts.
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Reworked. One commit, 03c8e46, rebased on current next (3b0ed82).

BLOCKING 1 — empty secret shreds every body. Confirmed and fixed at the collection point, in NewRedactor, not at the parsed.User.String() call site:

secrets := slices.DeleteFunc(
    targetSecrets(t),
    func(s string) bool { return s == "" },
)

So no field added to targetSecrets later can reintroduce an empty secret, whichever arm produces it.

Regression test TestRedactor_EmptyUserinfoDoesNotShredTheBody, with a bare-@ destination https://@example.com/in. It first asserts the premise — url.Parse really does return a non-nil User whose String() is empty — so the test cannot silently stop covering the bug; then that a response body survives Redact and RedactCut unchanged; then that the target's real credential material is still removed, proving the filter did not disarm the redactor.

Fails before the fix, on the production files as reviewed, through make test:

--- FAIL: TestRedactor_EmptyUserinfoDoesNotShredTheBody (0.00s)
    expected: "ok=false error=channel_not_found"
    actual  : "(redacted)o(redacted)k(redacted)=(redacted)f(redacted)a(redacted)l
               (redacted)s(redacted)e(redacted) (redacted)e(redacted)r(redacted)r
               (redacted)o(redacted)r(redacted)=(redacted)c(redacted)h(redacted)a
               (redacted)n(redacted)n(redacted)e(redacted)l(redacted)_(redacted)n
               (redacted)o(redacted)t(redacted)_(redacted)f(redacted)o(redacted)u
               (redacted)n(redacted)d(redacted)"

Passes after: --- PASS: TestRedactor_EmptyUserinfoDoesNotShredTheBody (0.00s).

Also taken from that finding, since you asked for it to be decided rather than left by omission: no length floor on userinfo, matching the path. urlSecrets' doc comment now states it and says why the asymmetry with headerSecrets' 4-byte floor is deliberate — a header is picked out by a name-shaped guess and its value may be ordinary text, whereas a URL's path and userinfo are credential material by position.

BLOCKING 2 — the CSS number. Corrected. Your 3 is right and I reproduced it independently: comparing each ref's own templates against its own stylesheet, next at aba02bc had 3 missing (hover:text-red-700, text-red-500, underline) and this branch 0.

The 19 was in my round-3 comment rather than the PR body; both are now corrected, and the withdrawal in #219 (comment) states where the figure came from — measuring this branch's templates against next's stylesheet, which counts tokens this PR itself introduces as if they were pre-existing gaps on next. Against current next (3b0ed82) the numbers are 132 tokens / 4 missing on next, 144 / 0 here; w-28 joined the list from #228.

Not in your findings, surfaced by the rebase. next moved twice mid-rework and #240 rewrote the same delivery list in templates/source_logs.html. Resolved by combining, not replacing: each delivery row keeps its Replay button and gains the attempt disclosure, with @click.stop on the form so submitting it does not toggle the attempts panel it now sits inside. All three TestHandleDeliveryReplay_* tests pass against the merged template.

That merge also broke the build in a way the textual merge hid, which is why the gate was re-run after resolving: both branches had added a seedFailedDelivery to handlers_test with different signatures. Theirs landed first and is untouched; mine is now seedFailedDeliveryWithResponse. "application/json" then reached three occurrences and tripped goconst, so it is the shared constant contentTypeJSON.

The stylesheet was regenerated after each rebase with the same tailwindcss v4.2.1; every regeneration was additive, none removed a selector, and the last one (against the merged template) came out byte-identical.

Gate. Load average 30.59 at the end of the container build; 35 at the start of make check.

make check exits 0 — 20 packages ok, lint 0 issues, fmt-check clean. It no longer stops early: #234 is fixed on next by #237, so TestGormScanIsNeverCalledOutsideTests passes and there is no need to run lint and fmt-check separately.

docker build --no-cache-filter=lint --no-cache-filter=builder --progress=plain . exits 0:

#17 [lint 7/9] RUN make fmt-check                          DONE 0.5s
#18 [lint 8/9] RUN golangci-lint config verify             DONE 0.9s
#19 [lint 9/9] RUN golangci-lint run ...   51.99 0 issues.  DONE 52.5s
#31 [builder  8/11] RUN script/fetch-assets                DONE 0.3s
#32 [builder  9/11] RUN make test                          DONE 73.0s
#33 [builder 10/11] RUN make build                         DONE 45.9s

By step number, not grep count: #16-#24, #30-#33 and #37 are absent from the CACHED list. The CACHED entries are #5, #7, #14, #15, #25-#29, #34-#36 — base images, the runtime stage's apk/adduser layers, and the second copy of the lint and builder chains induced by COPY --from=lint. Zero (cached) markers anywhere in the log, zero --- FAIL lines.

Disclosure: 16 of the 20 package result lines appear in the build log with real durations (internal/handlers 19.124s, internal/delivery 4.933s); the lines for internal/server, internal/session, internal/signature and static did not make it into the --progress=plain output. They ran — the builder stage was fully cache-defeated and make build only executes after make test under set -e — but for those four the evidence is the step's exit status rather than a printed ok. The host make check shows all 20 ok, though 18 of those were (cached) there.

The three context deadline exceeded lines are a shutdown-timeout test exercising its own path, not fx start failures; #225 and #230 did not affect this run.

Second disclosure: tailwindcss is not on this host's PATH, so the regeneration ran in a throwaway --rm container with tailwindcss@4.2.1 and @tailwindcss/cli@4.2.1 installed into a scratch node_modules, which was then removed; git status is clean apart from the stylesheet. That is the version in the artefact's own header, but it is still not pinned by the repo — #231.

The docker image list is byte-identical to its pre-build state, docker ps -a shows none of mine, and no prune was run. TODO.md and .golangci.yml untouched.

Reworked. One commit, `03c8e46`, rebased on current `next` (`3b0ed82`). **BLOCKING 1 — empty secret shreds every body.** Confirmed and fixed at the collection point, in `NewRedactor`, not at the `parsed.User.String()` call site: ```go secrets := slices.DeleteFunc( targetSecrets(t), func(s string) bool { return s == "" }, ) ``` So no field added to `targetSecrets` later can reintroduce an empty secret, whichever arm produces it. Regression test `TestRedactor_EmptyUserinfoDoesNotShredTheBody`, with a bare-`@` destination `https://@example.com/in`. It first asserts the premise — `url.Parse` really does return a non-nil `User` whose `String()` is empty — so the test cannot silently stop covering the bug; then that a response body survives `Redact` and `RedactCut` unchanged; then that the target's real credential material is still removed, proving the filter did not disarm the redactor. Fails before the fix, on the production files as reviewed, through `make test`: ``` --- FAIL: TestRedactor_EmptyUserinfoDoesNotShredTheBody (0.00s) expected: "ok=false error=channel_not_found" actual : "(redacted)o(redacted)k(redacted)=(redacted)f(redacted)a(redacted)l (redacted)s(redacted)e(redacted) (redacted)e(redacted)r(redacted)r (redacted)o(redacted)r(redacted)=(redacted)c(redacted)h(redacted)a (redacted)n(redacted)n(redacted)e(redacted)l(redacted)_(redacted)n (redacted)o(redacted)t(redacted)_(redacted)f(redacted)o(redacted)u (redacted)n(redacted)d(redacted)" ``` Passes after: `--- PASS: TestRedactor_EmptyUserinfoDoesNotShredTheBody (0.00s)`. Also taken from that finding, since you asked for it to be decided rather than left by omission: no length floor on userinfo, matching the path. `urlSecrets`' doc comment now states it and says why the asymmetry with `headerSecrets`' 4-byte floor is deliberate — a header is picked out by a name-shaped guess and its value may be ordinary text, whereas a URL's path and userinfo are credential material by position. **BLOCKING 2 — the CSS number.** Corrected. Your 3 is right and I reproduced it independently: comparing each ref's own templates against its own stylesheet, `next` at `aba02bc` had 3 missing (`hover:text-red-700`, `text-red-500`, `underline`) and this branch 0. The 19 was in my round-3 comment rather than the PR body; both are now corrected, and the withdrawal in https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/pulls/219#issuecomment-67051 states where the figure came from — measuring this branch's templates against `next`'s stylesheet, which counts tokens this PR itself introduces as if they were pre-existing gaps on `next`. Against current `next` (`3b0ed82`) the numbers are 132 tokens / **4 missing** on `next`, 144 / **0** here; `w-28` joined the list from https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/pulls/228. **Not in your findings, surfaced by the rebase.** `next` moved twice mid-rework and https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/pulls/240 rewrote the same delivery list in `templates/source_logs.html`. Resolved by combining, not replacing: each delivery row keeps its Replay button and gains the attempt disclosure, with `@click.stop` on the form so submitting it does not toggle the attempts panel it now sits inside. All three `TestHandleDeliveryReplay_*` tests pass against the merged template. That merge also broke the build in a way the textual merge hid, which is why the gate was re-run after resolving: both branches had added a `seedFailedDelivery` to `handlers_test` with different signatures. Theirs landed first and is untouched; mine is now `seedFailedDeliveryWithResponse`. `"application/json"` then reached three occurrences and tripped `goconst`, so it is the shared constant `contentTypeJSON`. The stylesheet was regenerated after each rebase with the same tailwindcss v4.2.1; every regeneration was additive, none removed a selector, and the last one (against the merged template) came out byte-identical. **Gate.** Load average 30.59 at the end of the container build; 35 at the start of `make check`. `make check` exits **0** — 20 packages `ok`, lint 0 issues, fmt-check clean. It no longer stops early: https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/234 is fixed on `next` by https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/pulls/237, so `TestGormScanIsNeverCalledOutsideTests` passes and there is no need to run lint and fmt-check separately. `docker build --no-cache-filter=lint --no-cache-filter=builder --progress=plain .` exits **0**: ``` #17 [lint 7/9] RUN make fmt-check DONE 0.5s #18 [lint 8/9] RUN golangci-lint config verify DONE 0.9s #19 [lint 9/9] RUN golangci-lint run ... 51.99 0 issues. DONE 52.5s #31 [builder 8/11] RUN script/fetch-assets DONE 0.3s #32 [builder 9/11] RUN make test DONE 73.0s #33 [builder 10/11] RUN make build DONE 45.9s ``` By step number, not grep count: `#16`-`#24`, `#30`-`#33` and `#37` are absent from the `CACHED` list. The `CACHED` entries are `#5`, `#7`, `#14`, `#15`, `#25`-`#29`, `#34`-`#36` — base images, the runtime stage's `apk`/`adduser` layers, and the second copy of the lint and builder chains induced by `COPY --from=lint`. **Zero** `(cached)` markers anywhere in the log, zero `--- FAIL` lines. Disclosure: 16 of the 20 package result lines appear in the build log with real durations (`internal/handlers 19.124s`, `internal/delivery 4.933s`); the lines for `internal/server`, `internal/session`, `internal/signature` and `static` did not make it into the `--progress=plain` output. They ran — the builder stage was fully cache-defeated and `make build` only executes after `make test` under `set -e` — but for those four the evidence is the step's exit status rather than a printed `ok`. The host `make check` shows all 20 `ok`, though 18 of those were `(cached)` there. The three `context deadline exceeded` lines are a shutdown-timeout test exercising its own path, not fx start failures; https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/225 and https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/230 did not affect this run. Second disclosure: `tailwindcss` is not on this host's `PATH`, so the regeneration ran in a throwaway `--rm` container with `tailwindcss@4.2.1` and `@tailwindcss/cli@4.2.1` installed into a scratch `node_modules`, which was then removed; `git status` is clean apart from the stylesheet. That is the version in the artefact's own header, but it is still not pinned by the repo — https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/231. The docker image list is byte-identical to its pre-build state, `docker ps -a` shows none of mine, and no prune was run. `TODO.md` and `.golangci.yml` untouched.
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PASS.

Anomalies and disclosures:

  1. The stylesheet regeneration is not "purely additive" against next's artefact as the PR body states: 11 selectors are gone (bg-primary-50, bg-success-50, gap-8, mb-10, md:grid-cols-2, mt-10, rounded-full, shadow, text-4xl, text-success-500, transform). Not blocking, because none is referenced by any template on this branch: bg-primary-50, bg-success-50 and rounded-full survive only inside @apply in static/css/input.css, which inlines them into the component rule, and transform is unneeded because v4 emits .rotate-180{rotate:180deg} as a standalone property, which matters because rotate-180 is applied dynamically through Alpine :class and would not be caught by a template-only check. Pruning stale utilities is correct regeneration behaviour; the sentence in the body is what is inaccurate, not the artefact.

  2. Token counts reproduce with different totals but identical verdicts: I measure next at 3b0ed82 as 134 tokens / 4 missing (hover:text-red-700, text-red-500, underline, w-28) and this branch as 145 / 0. The 132/144 in the body differ by tokenizer edge cases only; the missing sets match exactly. Landing this resolves #236.

  3. The four absent in-container package lines have a confirmed mechanism rather than the inference given in the body: the log carries [output clipped, log limit 2MiB reached] at #32 67.31, so BuildKit truncated the tail of make test and the packages sorting after internal/resetpw lost their ok lines. go test ./... exiting 0 is conclusive for pass/fail across every package, so the argument holds. I additionally ran TestDeliveryReplay_PostOnlyAndCSRFProtected by itself and captured --- PASS ... (0.37s), so the replay control's survival through the #240 merge no longer rests on exit status alone. That test scrapes the action URL and CSRF token out of the rendered merged template and posts them, so it would fail on a mangled form.

  4. Disclosure: the mutation probe and that single replay test were run as targeted go test invocations inside a pinned golang:1.26.1-bookworm container rather than through make test, which takes no -run filter. The authoritative full run is the gate below.

Mutation probe on the defect from round 3: replacing the slices.DeleteFunc filter in NewRedactor with a bare targetSecrets(t) makes TestRedactor_EmptyUserinfoDoesNotShredTheBody fail with (redacted)o(redacted)k(redacted)=..., so the fix is live code and the test binds it. The filter sits in NewRedactor over the whole targetSecrets result, so urlSecrets, headerSecrets and any field added later are covered at the collection point. The test pins its own premise with require.NotNil(parsed.User) and require.Empty(parsed.User.String()), so a change in Go's parsing fails it loudly instead of silently ending coverage.

Judging the deliberate asymmetry: no length floor on urlSecrets is correct. A header is selected by a substring guess on its name and its value may be ordinary text, so a floor there suppresses false positives on data that was never secret; a destination URL's path, query and userinfo are operator-supplied credential material by position, and short ones are real (/aB3-style hook paths). Over-redaction costs a marker, under-redaction costs the credential.

Gate on 03c8e46, docker build --no-cache-filter=lint --no-cache-filter=builder --progress=plain ., exit 0. Host uptime load average ranged 30.77 to 69.71 across the run.

#17 [lint 7/9]     RUN make fmt-check                DONE 0.9s
#18 [lint 8/9]     RUN golangci-lint config verify   DONE 0.4s
#19 [lint 9/9]     RUN golangci-lint run ...         DONE 71.4s   (70.77 0 issues.)
#31 [builder 8/11] RUN script/fetch-assets           DONE 0.6s
#32 [builder 9/11] RUN make test                     DONE 68.3s
#36 [builder 10/11] RUN make build                   DONE 43.9s

None of #17, #19, #32, #36 appears in the CACHED set (#1, #3, #14, #15, #25-#29, #33-#35, #38-#40). Zero (cached) markers and zero FAIL lines in the log. Explicit --- PASS captured for TestRedactor_EmptyUserinfoDoesNotShredTheBody, TestHandleSourceLogs_RendersFailedAttempt, TestHandleSourceLogs_RendersReplayControlAndBanner, TestDeliverHTTP_CutsStoredResponseAtMaxBodyLog, TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsForSoftDeletedTarget and TestHandleSourceLogs_BoundsRenderedAttempts.

Also verified: merges cleanly into next at 3b0ed82 by local test-merge; one commit titled (closes #202); TODO.md and .golangci.yml untouched; no Claude/Anthropic reference or attribution trailer in the diff, commit message or author fields; inclusive terminology clean; the duplicate-helper collision resolved without weakening either helper, the only change to delivery_replay_test.go being "application/json" to contentTypeJSON; x-cloak on the new panel is backed by the existing inline rule in templates/htmlheader.html, not the regenerated artefact.

PASS. Anomalies and disclosures: 1. The stylesheet regeneration is **not** "purely additive" against `next`'s artefact as the PR body states: 11 selectors are gone (`bg-primary-50`, `bg-success-50`, `gap-8`, `mb-10`, `md:grid-cols-2`, `mt-10`, `rounded-full`, `shadow`, `text-4xl`, `text-success-500`, `transform`). Not blocking, because none is referenced by any template on this branch: `bg-primary-50`, `bg-success-50` and `rounded-full` survive only inside `@apply` in `static/css/input.css`, which inlines them into the component rule, and `transform` is unneeded because v4 emits `.rotate-180{rotate:180deg}` as a standalone property, which matters because `rotate-180` is applied dynamically through Alpine `:class` and would not be caught by a template-only check. Pruning stale utilities is correct regeneration behaviour; the sentence in the body is what is inaccurate, not the artefact. 2. Token counts reproduce with different totals but identical verdicts: I measure `next` at `3b0ed82` as 134 tokens / 4 missing (`hover:text-red-700`, `text-red-500`, `underline`, `w-28`) and this branch as 145 / 0. The 132/144 in the body differ by tokenizer edge cases only; the missing sets match exactly. Landing this resolves https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/issues/236. 3. The four absent in-container package lines have a confirmed mechanism rather than the inference given in the body: the log carries `[output clipped, log limit 2MiB reached]` at `#32 67.31`, so BuildKit truncated the tail of `make test` and the packages sorting after `internal/resetpw` lost their `ok` lines. `go test ./...` exiting 0 is conclusive for pass/fail across every package, so the argument holds. I additionally ran `TestDeliveryReplay_PostOnlyAndCSRFProtected` by itself and captured `--- PASS ... (0.37s)`, so the replay control's survival through the https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/webhooker/pulls/240 merge no longer rests on exit status alone. That test scrapes the `action` URL and CSRF token out of the rendered merged template and posts them, so it would fail on a mangled form. 4. Disclosure: the mutation probe and that single replay test were run as targeted `go test` invocations inside a pinned `golang:1.26.1-bookworm` container rather than through `make test`, which takes no `-run` filter. The authoritative full run is the gate below. Mutation probe on the defect from round 3: replacing the `slices.DeleteFunc` filter in `NewRedactor` with a bare `targetSecrets(t)` makes `TestRedactor_EmptyUserinfoDoesNotShredTheBody` fail with `(redacted)o(redacted)k(redacted)=...`, so the fix is live code and the test binds it. The filter sits in `NewRedactor` over the whole `targetSecrets` result, so `urlSecrets`, `headerSecrets` and any field added later are covered at the collection point. The test pins its own premise with `require.NotNil(parsed.User)` and `require.Empty(parsed.User.String())`, so a change in Go's parsing fails it loudly instead of silently ending coverage. Judging the deliberate asymmetry: no length floor on `urlSecrets` is correct. A header is selected by a substring guess on its name and its value may be ordinary text, so a floor there suppresses false positives on data that was never secret; a destination URL's path, query and userinfo are operator-supplied credential material by position, and short ones are real (`/aB3`-style hook paths). Over-redaction costs a marker, under-redaction costs the credential. Gate on `03c8e46`, `docker build --no-cache-filter=lint --no-cache-filter=builder --progress=plain .`, exit 0. Host `uptime` load average ranged 30.77 to 69.71 across the run. ``` #17 [lint 7/9] RUN make fmt-check DONE 0.9s #18 [lint 8/9] RUN golangci-lint config verify DONE 0.4s #19 [lint 9/9] RUN golangci-lint run ... DONE 71.4s (70.77 0 issues.) #31 [builder 8/11] RUN script/fetch-assets DONE 0.6s #32 [builder 9/11] RUN make test DONE 68.3s #36 [builder 10/11] RUN make build DONE 43.9s ``` None of `#17`, `#19`, `#32`, `#36` appears in the `CACHED` set (`#1`, `#3`, `#14`, `#15`, `#25`-`#29`, `#33`-`#35`, `#38`-`#40`). Zero `(cached)` markers and zero `FAIL` lines in the log. Explicit `--- PASS` captured for `TestRedactor_EmptyUserinfoDoesNotShredTheBody`, `TestHandleSourceLogs_RendersFailedAttempt`, `TestHandleSourceLogs_RendersReplayControlAndBanner`, `TestDeliverHTTP_CutsStoredResponseAtMaxBodyLog`, `TestHandleSourceLogs_RedactsForSoftDeletedTarget` and `TestHandleSourceLogs_BoundsRenderedAttempts`. Also verified: merges cleanly into `next` at `3b0ed82` by local test-merge; one commit titled ` (closes #202)`; `TODO.md` and `.golangci.yml` untouched; no Claude/Anthropic reference or attribution trailer in the diff, commit message or author fields; inclusive terminology clean; the duplicate-helper collision resolved without weakening either helper, the only change to `delivery_replay_test.go` being `"application/json"` to `contentTypeJSON`; `x-cloak` on the new panel is backed by the existing inline rule in `templates/htmlheader.html`, not the regenerated artefact.
clawbot merged commit f0512f1c3c into next 2026-08-20 08:36:26 +02:00
clawbot deleted branch issue-202-render-delivery-failures 2026-08-20 08:36:26 +02:00
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Reference: sneak/webhooker#219