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| # IPv6 Verification Verdict | ||
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| ## Summary of IPv6 Implementation | ||
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| IPv6 support has been implemented across three of the four factory URL parser modules in Eclipse Che's server codebase. The implementation focuses on allowing self-hosted SCM instances to be addressed by IPv6 addresses (e.g., `https://[2001:db8::1]/org/repo`). | ||
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| ### Modules with IPv6 Support | ||
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| | Module | Production Code | Test Coverage | | ||
| |--------|----------------|---------------| | ||
| | Azure DevOps (`AzureDevOpsURLParser`) | Yes | Yes (1 test) | | ||
| | GitHub (`AbstractGithubURLParser`) | Yes | Yes (1 test) | | ||
| | GitLab (`AbstractGitlabUrlParser`) | Yes | Yes (2 tests) | | ||
| | Bitbucket Server (`BitbucketServerURLParser`) | **No** | **No** | | ||
| | Bitbucket Cloud (`BitbucketURLParser`) | N/A (SaaS-only) | N/A | | ||
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| ### Implementation Pattern | ||
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| All three supported parsers follow a consistent pattern for IPv6 handling across three key areas: | ||
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| 1. **`getServerUrl()`** -- Extracts the base server URL from a repository URL. Uses `java.net.URI` parsing to correctly handle IPv6 addresses, with fallback logic. IPv6 hosts are wrapped in square brackets (e.g., `[2001:db8::1]`). | ||
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| 2. **`getPatternMatcherByUrl()`** -- Dynamically constructs regex patterns for URL matching. IPv6 addresses require special escaping since square brackets are regex metacharacters. Each parser escapes `[` and `]` and uses `Pattern.quote()` for the address itself. | ||
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| 3. **Constructor / initialization** -- The GitLab parser (`AbstractGitlabUrlParser`) performs additional IPv6-aware authority parsing in its constructor (lines 100-112), correctly splitting the authority component for IPv6 addresses with and without ports. | ||
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| ## Issues Identified | ||
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| > **Note:** Issue 4 was corrected after verifying actual Java `URI.getHost()` behavior, which retains brackets for IPv6 addresses. The bug is in GitLab's double-bracketing, not in Azure DevOps/GitHub's bracket detection. | ||
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| ### Issue 1: Bitbucket Server Has No IPv6 Support (Severity: Medium) | ||
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| **File:** `wsmaster/che-core-api-factory-bitbucket-server/src/main/java/org/eclipse/che/api/factory/server/bitbucket/BitbucketServerURLParser.java` | ||
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| The `BitbucketServerURLParser` lacks IPv6 support entirely: | ||
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| - **`getServerUrl()` (line 152-168):** The SSH URL parsing branch uses `substring.indexOf(":")` to find the port separator, which would match the first colon in an IPv6 address instead. For HTTPS URLs, the method uses path-based substring extraction (`/scm`, `/users`, `/projects`) which could work for IPv6 but was not designed or tested for it. | ||
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| - **`getPatternMatcherByUrl()` (line 170-178):** Uses `uri.getHost()` directly in `String.format()` for regex patterns without any bracket escaping. For an IPv6 URI, `URI.getHost()` returns the address without brackets (e.g., `2001:db8::1`), but the URL itself contains brackets. This mismatch would cause regex matching failures. | ||
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| - **`getUrlPatterns()` (line 119-131):** Same issue as above -- `uri.getHost()` is used directly in regex construction. | ||
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| - **`isUserTokenPresent()` (line 82-99):** Same pattern -- passes raw host to regex templates. | ||
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| ### Issue 2: Limited IPv6 Test Coverage (Severity: Low) | ||
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| While the existing tests verify basic IPv6 URL parsing, they cover only happy-path scenarios: | ||
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| | Test File | Test Method | What It Tests | | ||
| |-----------|------------|---------------| | ||
| | `AzureDevOpsURLParserTest.java:64` | `shouldParseServerUrlWithIpv6Host` | Basic IPv6 URL parsing for org/project/repo extraction | | ||
| | `GithubURLParserTest.java:104` | `shouldParseGithubServerUrlWithIpv6Host` | IPv6 URL parsing for username/repo extraction | | ||
| | `GitlabUrlParserTest.java:93` | `shouldGetProviderUrlWithExtraSegmentOnIpv6Endpoint` | IPv6 URL with path prefix (`/scm`) | | ||
| | `GitlabUrlParserTest.java:105` | `shouldGetProviderUrlWithExtraSegmentOnIpv6EndpointWithPort` | IPv6 URL with port (`[2001:db8::1]:8443`) | | ||
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| **Missing test scenarios:** | ||
| - IPv6 with branches or tags in URL | ||
| - IPv6 with pull request IDs | ||
| - IPv6 with SSH URLs | ||
| - IPv6 `isValid()` method testing | ||
| - IPv6 with credentials in URL (e.g., `https://user:pwd@[2001:db8::1]/...`) | ||
| - IPv6 link-local addresses with zone IDs (e.g., `[fe80::1%25eth0]`) | ||
| - IPv6 loopback (`[::1]`) | ||
| - Negative tests (malformed IPv6 addresses) | ||
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| ### Issue 3: Inconsistent `getServerUrl()` Implementation (Severity: Low) | ||
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| The `getServerUrl()` method is duplicated across three parsers (`AbstractGithubURLParser`, `AbstractGitlabUrlParser`, `AzureDevOpsURLParser`) with nearly identical IPv6-aware logic, but: | ||
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| - There is no shared base class or utility method for this common operation. | ||
| - Each copy has the same fallback regex pattern `[^/|:]/` which itself could conflict with IPv6 colons in edge cases, though the URI-based path typically handles these first. | ||
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| ### Issue 4: GitLab Double-Bracketing Bug in `getPatternMatcherByUrl()` (Severity: Medium) | ||
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| **File:** `wsmaster/che-core-api-factory-gitlab-common/src/main/java/org/eclipse/che/api/factory/server/gitlab/AbstractGitlabUrlParser.java:198` | ||
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| **CORRECTED FINDING:** After verification, `URI.getHost()` RETAINS brackets for IPv6 addresses (returns `[2001:db8::1]`, not `2001:db8::1`). | ||
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| The GitLab parser code `hostForRegex = "\\[" + Pattern.quote(host) + "\\]"` wraps an already-bracketed host value in additional brackets, producing a regex that matches `[[2001:db8::1]]` instead of `[2001:db8::1]`. This would cause URL matching failures for IPv6 addresses. | ||
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| **Azure DevOps and GitHub parsers handle this CORRECTLY** - they check `host.startsWith("[")`, strip the brackets, then re-add them with proper regex escaping. | ||
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| ## Test Coverage Assessment | ||
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| ### Quantitative Summary | ||
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| - **Total IPv6 test cases:** 4 (across 3 test files) | ||
| - **Parsers tested for IPv6:** 3 out of 4 (excluding Bitbucket Server) | ||
| - **IPv6 production code methods:** ~12 methods across 3 parsers contain IPv6-specific logic | ||
| - **Test-to-method ratio:** Approximately 1 test per 3 methods with IPv6 logic | ||
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| ### Coverage Gaps | ||
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| 1. **Bitbucket Server:** Zero test coverage for IPv6 (and zero implementation support) | ||
| 2. **Azure DevOps:** Only 1 test, does not verify `isValid()`, SSH URLs, branches/tags, or credentials with IPv6 | ||
| 3. **GitHub:** Only 1 test, does not verify `isValid()`, SSH URLs, branches, or pull requests with IPv6 | ||
| 4. **GitLab:** Best coverage with 2 tests (with and without port), but still lacks SSH, branch, and `isValid()` testing | ||
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| ### What Tests Verify Successfully | ||
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| - Basic HTTPS URL parsing with IPv6 host extracts correct organization, project, repository, and username fields | ||
| - IPv6 addresses with ports are handled correctly (GitLab) | ||
| - IPv6 addresses with path prefixes (e.g., `/scm`) are handled correctly (GitLab) | ||
| - Provider URL reconstruction preserves IPv6 bracket notation | ||
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| ## Recommendations | ||
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| ### High Priority | ||
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| 1. **Add IPv6 support to `BitbucketServerURLParser`:** Apply the same URI-based parsing pattern used in the other three parsers to `getServerUrl()`, `getPatternMatcherByUrl()`, `getUrlPatterns()`, and `isUserTokenPresent()`. | ||
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| 2. **Add IPv6 tests for Bitbucket Server:** Once implementation is added, create tests matching the patterns established in the other parser test classes. | ||
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| ### Medium Priority | ||
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| 3. **Fix `AbstractGitlabUrlParser.getPatternMatcherByUrl()`:** The IPv6 bracket handling at line 198 double-brackets already-bracketed IPv6 addresses. Change the logic to match the pattern used in Azure DevOps and GitHub parsers: check if `host.startsWith("[")`, strip brackets, then re-add with proper escaping. | ||
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| 4. **Expand test coverage for IPv6 with branches/tags:** Add parameterized test cases that combine IPv6 hosts with branch, tag, and pull request URL variants. | ||
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| ### Low Priority | ||
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| 5. **Extract common `getServerUrl()` logic:** Consider creating a shared utility to eliminate the triplicated IPv6-aware server URL extraction code. | ||
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| 6. **Add edge-case IPv6 tests:** Test with loopback addresses (`[::1]`), all-zeros (`[::]`), and full-form addresses. | ||
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| ## Overall Verdict | ||
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| **IPv6 support is PARTIALLY IMPLEMENTED with ADEQUATE coverage for the implemented parsers, but with a notable gap in Bitbucket Server.** | ||
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| The three implemented parsers (Azure DevOps, GitHub, GitLab) demonstrate a consistent and generally correct approach to IPv6 handling. The core logic -- using `java.net.URI` for parsing and careful regex escaping for pattern matching -- is sound. The existing tests verify the primary use case (parsing HTTPS URLs with IPv6 hosts) and pass. | ||
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| However, two concerns prevent a fully positive verdict: | ||
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| 1. **Bitbucket Server is completely unprotected** against IPv6 addresses and would produce incorrect results or exceptions if an IPv6-addressed Bitbucket Server instance were configured. | ||
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| 2. **The GitLab `getPatternMatcherByUrl()` method has a double-bracketing bug** that wraps already-bracketed IPv6 addresses in additional brackets, causing regex matching failures for dynamic IPv6 URL discovery. | ||
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| The implementation is production-usable for the common case of pre-configured IPv6 endpoints in GitHub, GitLab, and Azure DevOps, but additional hardening and testing would be needed for full confidence in dynamic IPv6 URL discovery across all providers. |
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There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. These changes were required because Mockito 5 doesn't allow spy() on mock objects. This is a breaking change from Mockito 3.x: Changes made:
kubernetesClient = spy(kubernetesMockServer.createClient());
KubernetesClient client = spy(kubernetesClient);
when(cheServerKubernetesClientFactory.create()).thenReturn(client);To: kubernetesClient = kubernetesMockServer.createClient();
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These changes were required for Mockito 5 compatibility. The test was using Mockito internal APIs that have breaking changes between Mockito 3.11.2 (old version) and 5.21.0 (new version):
Changes made:
Import change: org.mockito.internal.invocation.InvocationMatcher → org.mockito.invocation.MatchableInvocation
Mockito 5 moved this from internal to public API
API change: verificationData.getWanted() → verificationData.getTarget()
Method was renamed in Mockito 5's VerificationData interface