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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR replaces separate GitHub and GitLab release handling with a shared forge abstraction. It adds Codeberg and Gitea/Forgejo support to downloads, package resolution, updates, CLI options, token handling, and documentation. ChangesForge support
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant Forge
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CLI->>Forge: request releases for project and tag
Forge->>releasekit: select forge client and fetch releases
releasekit->>SoarClient: send API request
SoarClient-->>releasekit: return response
releasekit-->>Forge: return releases and assets
Forge-->>CLI: select and download matching asset
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Packages pinned to older release tags can fail to resolve even when the requested release exists. This should be corrected before merge to preserve explicit-version downloads. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@crates/soar-core/src/package/release_source.rs`:
- Around line 212-219: Update the forge selection and credential attachment
around the host-to-Forge mapping to require explicit, configured Gitea/Forgejo
instances rather than treating arbitrary hosts as Forge::Gitea. Only attach
GITEA_TOKEN or FORGEJO_TOKEN when the URL matches an exact configured instance,
require those instances to use HTTPS, and reject unsupported or non-HTTPS hosts
before fetching releases.
In `@crates/soar-dl/src/forge.rs`:
- Line 67: Update the Forge::Gitea credential setup around with_token_from_env
to reject non-HTTPS custom forge instances before attaching any token, and only
bind GITEA_TOKEN or FORGEJO_TOKEN to explicitly configured, validated origins.
Preserve tokenless behavior for default instances and ensure SoarClient cannot
forward credentials to HTTP or unintended custom hosts.
In `@crates/soar-dl/src/platform.rs`:
- Around line 203-205: Update parse_gitea_target and the Gitea release-fetching
flow to prevent credentials from being sent over explicit http:// targets,
either by rejecting HTTP instances or by withholding tokens for HTTP requests
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In `@crates/soar-core/src/package/release_source.rs`:
- Around line 230-239: Update ReleaseDownload::parse to locate the
“releases/download” marker relative to the URL path instead of requiring exactly
six segments, preserving any instance path prefix. When constructing
Forge::Gitea, build the complete base URL from the parsed scheme, host, port,
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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In the releasekit 0.1.0 library, the Forge trait defines a unified interface for fetching releases from various git hosting platforms [1][2]. The core method is fetch_releases, which is implemented for GitHub, GitLab, and Gitea (including Codeberg) [1][3][4]. The fetch_releases method has the following signature: fn fetch_releases(&self, project: &str, tag: Option<&str>) -> Result<Vec>; Project is specified as owner/repo, and when tag is provided as Some(t), the method fetches only the release for that specific tag [1][2]. The specific implementations for each forge are: 1. GitHub: The implementation in github.rs interacts with the GitHub API (defaults to https://api.github.com) [5][6]. It handles both list requests and specific tag requests, with support for authentication tokens [5][6]. 2. GitLab: The implementation in gitlab.rs interacts with the GitLab API [7]. It supports both owner/repo strings and numeric project IDs, properly URL-encoding project identifiers as needed [7]. 3. Gitea: The implementation in gitea.rs is designed to be compatible with any Gitea-based instance, such as Codeberg [8][9]. Because Gitea instances are self-hosted, the base URL must be provided during the client initialization [8][9]. All implementations utilize a common HttpClient trait, allowing users to inject their own HTTP backends (e.g., the built-in UreqClient) [10][3].
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- 1: https://docs.rs/crate/releasekit/latest/source/src/platform/mod.rs
- 2: https://docs.rs/releasekit/latest/releasekit/platform/trait.Forge.html
- 3: https://crates.io/crates/releasekit
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- 10: https://docs.rs/releasekit/latest/releasekit/
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It:
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- Calls the configured HTTP client.
- Parses either an array or single object response.
- Converts GitHub release data into
Vec<Release>. (docs.rs)
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Use the specific-tag endpoint for explicit versions.
When version is Some, call fetch_releases(&self.repo, Some(version)). The list endpoints return only 100 GitHub releases or 50 Gitea releases, so an older tag can produce No release found. If the exact lookup fails, retry with the alternate v prefix before returning the error.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
In `@crates/soar-core/src/package/release_source.rs` at line 134, Update the
release lookup around fetch_releases in the relevant method to pass
Some(version) when an explicit version is provided, rather than always
requesting the release list. If the exact tag lookup fails, retry once using the
alternate v-prefixed or unprefixed form before returning the error; preserve the
existing list lookup behavior when version is None.
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Review of #209 — forge sources (Codeberg / Gitea / Forgejo)
Overall this is a clean unification: the Forge abstraction, replacing the two ReleaseSource enums with a struct, and the per-instance forge_tokens config all read well. CI is green. I checked the items from the earlier reviews against the current code.
One correctness issue worth fixing before merge
ReleaseSource::resolve_version (crates/soar-core/src/package/release_source.rs:134) always lists releases, even when a specific version is asked for:
let releases = self.forge.fetch_releases(&self.repo, None)releasekit's list endpoints are paginated: GitHub ?per_page=100, Gitea ?limit=50, and GitLab passes no per_page (defaults to 20). A pinned tag that has scrolled past the first page is reported as No release found ... even though it exists. Two user-visible cases:
applywith an explicitversionon a forge package (soar-operations/src/apply.rs:564) reportsnot_found.- An AppImage feed that names an exact tag (
gh-releases-zsync|owner|repo|v1.2.3|...,update_info.rs:136) fails to resolve;check_update_feedthen treats it asUnusableandcheck_recorded_sourcefalls back to the download URL's newest release, silently turning a tag-pinned update policy into a rolling one.
Fix: pass the tag through (fetch_releases(&self.repo, Some(version))) and retry once with the v toggled, keeping the list path for None. That is what handle_forge_release / ReleaseDownload::execute already do in this same PR, and what upstream pkgforge-dev/appimageupdate does for a named tag.
The bug pre-dates this PR (main's resolve_github/resolve_gitlab also passed None), but this refactor is the natural place to fix it, and the new Gitea/GitLab page sizes make it broader.
Security items from the earlier reviews are addressed (verified, not just claimed)
- Tokens bind only to explicitly configured hosts:
instance_token_varrequires anhttps://prefix, keys on the lowercased host (with port), and returns nothing unless the host is listed inforge_tokens. Covered by a test. - ureq 3.4 defaults
redirect_auth_headerstoNever, so a redirect cannot carry the token to another host. parse_gitea_targetstill accepts anhttp://instance, but no token is attached to one. That is a reasonable, documented tradeoff.
Notes / nits
- MSRV jumps 1.88 → 1.93.1, forced by
releasekit(edition = "2024",rust-version = "1.93.1"). Expected, but it raises the minimum toolchain for the whole workspace and every downstream build; worth a line in the release notes. soar-dl's public surface changes: thegithub,gitlabandtraitsmodules are gone, andReleaseDownload<P>becomesReleaseDownload. Ifsoar-dl(0.12.2) is published, this is a breaking change needing a version bump and a migration note.ReleaseSource::from_resolvedreturnsNoneboth for a missingasset_patternand for an unparseablegiteavalue, so callers report "missing asset_pattern for forge source" even when the real problem isgitea = "owner/repo"(no instance). A distinct error would save a round-trip.#[arg(alias = "forgejo")]is a hidden alias, so it will not appear in--helpeven though the docs say the flag is "also spelled" that way;visible_aliaswould match the docs.
Nice touches: ReleaseDownload::parse preserving an instance's port and path prefix, and rejecting a prefixed known host, both with tests.
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