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chore: Resolve agent-browser via mise env --json instead of PATH scanning / mise where - #755
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participant ensure_agent_browser
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participant browser_task
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ensure_agent_browser->>exec_raw: Return backend path and optional PATH
ensure_agent_browser->>browser_task: Return backend path and optional PATH
exec_raw->>run_blocking: Pass backend path and optional PATH
browser_task->>run_blocking: Pass backend path and optional PATH
run_blocking->>sidecar: Spawn with optional PATH
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In `@src/browser_install.rs`:
- Around line 121-126: Update cached_backend() and the cache-path handling
around cached_backend_file() to store the browser cache under a per-user
directory with restrictive permissions instead of a shared Unix temporary path.
Validate the cache file and cached.bin before accepting them: reject symlinks,
require expected ownership and permissions, and do not trust cached.path_env
unless it passes equivalent validation. Preserve find_backend()’s existing
fallback behavior when validation fails.
- Line 246: Update the test value in the relevant test module to construct the
missing-path list with the platform separator used by std::env::split_paths,
while preserving the existing missing-directory and resolver behavior across
Unix and Windows.
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crates/flare-browser/src/lib.rssrc/browser_install.rssrc/cli/browser.rssrc/mcp_server/browser.rs
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| let text = std::fs::read_to_string(cached_backend_file()).ok()?; | ||
| let cached: CachedBackend = serde_json::from_str(&text).ok()?; | ||
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| .bin | ||
| .is_file() | ||
| .then_some((cached.bin, cached.path_env)) |
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Keep the browser cache in a user-owned directory.
When flare_browser::find_backend() misses, cached_backend() reads /tmp/agentflare-browser-bin-path on Unix, parses attacker-controlled JSON, and accepts any bin for which is_file() succeeds, including symlinks. The CLI and MCP callers pass the returned path and path_env to flare_browser::run_blocking, so a local user can pre-create the cache and select code that runs as the victim user.
This trust issue existed before this PR: the previous path-only cache used the same filename and accepted any existing path. This change preserves that issue and also trusts the cached path_env. Store the cache in a per-user directory with restrictive permissions, and reject symlinks and files with unexpected ownership or permissions.
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In `@src/browser_install.rs` around lines 121 - 126, Update cached_backend() and
the cache-path handling around cached_backend_file() to store the browser cache
under a per-user directory with restrictive permissions instead of a shared Unix
temporary path. Validate the cache file and cached.bin before accepting them:
reject symlinks, require expected ownership and permissions, and do not trust
cached.path_env unless it passes equivalent validation. Preserve
find_backend()’s existing fallback behavior when validation fails.
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Independently verified (not just taking the report at its word):
- `cargo build --workspace` — succeeds, no new warnings
- `cargo test -p agentflare browser_install` (5 tests) and `cargo test -p flare-browser` (11 tests) — all pass
- `cargo clippy -p agentflare -p flare-browser --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings -A unsafe_code -A clippy::pedantic` (matching `.github/workflows/ci.yml:148`) — clean
- `cargo fmt --check` — clean
Diff review (`git diff origin/master...HEAD`): `resolve_via_mise_env` correctly replaces `mise where` + guessed `bin/` layout with `mise env --json <spec>`, scanning the returned `PATH` for the binary (needed since the git backend's install dir is flat, no `bin/` subdir). `ensure_agent_browser` now returns `(PathBuf, Option<String>)`, threaded through both call sites (`src/cli/browser.rs`, `src/mcp_server/browser.rs`) into `run_blocking`'s new `path_env: Option<&str>` param, merged via `cmd.env("PATH", path)` without disturbing the rest of the inherited env. Cache file migrated to JSON (`CachedBackend { bin, path_env }`) with graceful fallback on stale/invalid entries. Test coverage matches the new logic (flat-dir lookup, invalid JSON, missing PATH key, cache round-trip).
The prior review round's fmt findings (unwrapped `HashMap` annotation, over-long `assert_eq!`/`fs::write` calls) are fixed in the uncommitted working-tree diff, confirmed by `fmt --check` passing now.
Agentflare-Branch: task/268-resolve-agent-browser-via-mise-env-json
Agentflare-Item: 268
…atform's own separator parse_env_finds_bin_flat_in_an_install_dir_on_path hardcoded a Unix-style :-separated PATH literal, which std::env::split_paths can't parse on Windows (; separator) -- failed CI on windows-latest even though the function under test (resolve_via_mise_env, via split_paths) is itself platform-correct. Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/268-resolve-agent-browser-via-mise-env-json Agentflare-Item: 268 Agentflare-Session: e97e933a-90c1-4252-ac34-c45762e9095c
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Independently verified (not just taking the report at its word):
cargo build --workspace— succeeds, no new warningscargo test -p agentflare browser_install(5 tests) andcargo test -p flare-browser(11 tests) — all passcargo clippy -p agentflare -p flare-browser --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings -A unsafe_code -A clippy::pedantic(matching.github/workflows/ci.yml:148) — cleancargo fmt --check— cleanDiff review (
git diff origin/master...HEAD):resolve_via_mise_envcorrectly replacesmise where+ guessedbin/layout withmise env --json <spec>, scanning the returnedPATHfor the binary (needed since the git backend's install dir is flat, nobin/subdir).ensure_agent_browsernow returns(PathBuf, Option<String>), threaded through both call sites (src/cli/browser.rs,src/mcp_server/browser.rs) intorun_blocking's newpath_env: Option<&str>param, merged viacmd.env("PATH", path)without disturbing the rest of the inherited env. Cache file migrated to JSON (CachedBackend { bin, path_env }) with graceful fallback on stale/invalid entries. Test coverage matches the new logic (flat-dir lookup, invalid JSON, missing PATH key, cache round-trip).The prior review round's fmt findings (unwrapped
HashMapannotation, over-longassert_eq!/fs::writecalls) are fixed in the uncommitted working-tree diff, confirmed byfmt --checkpassing now.Opened by
claude-codeon flared:51bb8de6c33b for item #268 via agentflare.Summary by CodeRabbit