fix(tiles): enforce request destination provenance by Mavrick-F · Pull Request #1560 · opengeos/RustGIS

Mavrick-F · 2026-11-07T18:42:27Z

Summary

A remote style could pass the address check with an unexpanded host placeholder and send a tile request to a local or forbidden address after expansion. Public hostnames could also resolve to private addresses at connection time. The well-known NAT64 prefix is classified by its translated IPv4 destination, including link-local and private targets, for both spelled addresses and native DNS results.

Keep each document's effective URL and network reach with its cached bytes, and carry that provenance through tile expansion, sprites and reprojected tiles. Native requests filter resolved socket addresses before connecting, use separate public/local pools, and narrow permitted reach at each redirect. Explicitly selected self-hosted servers retain local access, including fallback from an unreachable public DNS answer to a local answer. Native requests continue to refuse link-local and unspecified addresses.

Browser requests receive the inherited ceiling and return their normalized destination with the bytes. Document-supplied account selectors, including selectors hidden in tile placeholders, cannot replace the document's selected service or S3 account. Same-server S3 descendants retain the chosen account, while direct saved and anonymous sources retain exactly one marker. Query-only document roots resolve relative references to paths. Empty-path child references keep the document path and inherit only an absent query, including saved-S3 and service-login bindings. Malformed anonymous links stay invalid instead of becoming the parent document address.

Refused shards leave counted gaps while safe tiles, vector geometry and the style background still draw. Prepared-picture warnings describe the current viewport, including nearby vector shapes whose paint can reach it; unrelated preparation padding stays out of the count. Feature-dependent widths retain a conservative reach, narrowed by proven numeric caps and finite branch choices; interpolation and other unproven arithmetic keep the full margin; unsupported patterned-line layers are skipped before their sources are selected. Picture warnings and retries follow the exact preparation scale, while live icons retain their drawing scale. Recovery from a routine missing tile or a reported failure refreshes its cached geometry; permanent policy refusals retain their prepared pixels when unrelated tiles arrive. Repeated refusals on one destination share a network record without losing the visible tile count. Public and Local cache outcomes coexist within the existing budget, with independent retry deadlines and at most one active fetch per URL. Pending vector tiles retain the style background; permitted ancestors can still use the mesh path.

Compatibility limits are documented in the map and data guides:

The web app refuses redirects for all shared GET and HEAD requests, including file downloads, fonts, service documents, tiles, styles, TileJSON, sprites and PMTiles/COG range reads. This includes HTTP-to-HTTPS upgrades and CDN hops because Fetch hides their destinations. Use the final address, or download a redirecting file with a trusted external tool and open the local copy. Browser DNS and local-network restrictions remain browser-controlled.
Native tile/service requests and From URL / layer.addUrl file downloads connect directly, ignoring environment HTTP proxies. There is no proxy override. Required-proxy networks can download a file with a trusted external tool and open its local copy; live requests require direct connectivity.
Native checks inspect the destination IP visible to the app, including mapped IPv4 and the well-known NAT64 prefix. Destinations hidden beyond tunnels or network-specific translation gateways need network firewall policy; the map guide states that limit explicitly.

Testing

Reproduced request-dispatch, cache, sprite, DNS and rendering failures before fixing them. The latest regressions cover expanded account selectors, forbidden origins, URL joining, whole-message diagnostic counts, refusal grouping across plain, anonymous and saved-S3 addresses, off-viewport preparation, 404/410/503 drawing-triggered retry, picture replacement and nonempty recovered geometry. A permitted neighbouring circle paints into a sampled viewport pixel; refusing that same tile must produce an omission notice. The recovery fixture expires the original cached failure timestamp without sleeping, then checks that drawing initiates the retry and replaces the pixels.
Controlled GET and HEAD redirects exercise the checked public pool after a public hop. Replacement-transport tests verify normalization retains the inherited ceiling; a patterned vector mesh exercises sprite refusal during shape construction.
A native fixture sends two GETs over one verified keep-alive socket and checks both effective origins. Rounded-zoom cases verify retry initiation, painted replacement pictures and failed pattern-sprite warnings through normal drawing and placement.
Capped symbol widths do not report distant refused neighbours. Large-value overflow, invalid values, interpolation NaNs and finite-number cancellation cannot shrink the conservative margin. Empty-reference tests compare the complete S3, service-login or anonymous wrapper as well as the document path.
The merged session-log fixture uses a short inert omission marker while retaining its escaped-key and nesting cases.
Network fixtures use owned loopback listeners or no-network spies. No metadata endpoint or existing local service is contacted.
Affected-crate tests, Clippy, cargo xtask ci, WebAssembly with RUSTFLAGS=-D warnings and all-file hooks pass on a5be2aa1.
Rendered and inspected the normal ui_shot example with RUSTGIS_GPU=1, including the request-history grouping below. The recovery and neighbouring-warning pairs use the CPU map; the former exercises the owned server’s normal 404 retry.

UI evidence

A style alternates safe fixture tiles with a literal forbidden address. Before, the entire source is blank. After, both safe squares draw and the amber style background remains in the two refused squares, with a counted warning. The blue grid is an original procedural fixture.

Before	After

A GPU view whose vector tiles are still loading preserves the style background. The controlled fixture keeps every tile request pending; the amber fill is the style’s own background.

Before	After

The same two refused anonymous tile paths now share one network record. Wrapper markers and expanded paths no longer split the history entry. The application's two-tile omission warning and both safe blue grid squares remain visible.

Before	After

A vector tile initially returns 404, then supplies an original full-tile polygon on retry. Both runs fetch the tile twice. Before, the cached picture stays blank; after, the recovered blue geometry is painted.

Before	After

A circle radius is explicitly capped at two points, so a refused tile far outside the viewport cannot contribute visible geometry. Before, the full search margin reports four omitted tiles and a network refusal. After, those false warnings are gone and the same safe blue polygon remains visible. The uncapped neighbouring-shape control still reports missing geometry in the regression tests.

Before	After

Related issue

Security audit follow-up; no public issue.

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Network requests now validate destinations and redirect behavior according to their origin and connection reach, helping prevent access to disallowed addresses.
- Tile rendering now reports network and partial-load issues more clearly and retries cached results after the tile cache changes.
- Added guidance on network download behavior and address validation.
Bug Fixes
- Prevented requests for sprites that are not accessible from the style’s source.
- Improved handling of tile gaps, drawing errors, and malformed or credential-bearing URLs.
- Reduced duplicate network failure entries and strengthened secret removal from diagnostic logs.

coderabbitai · 2026-11-07T18:42:46Z

Walkthrough

This change adds origin and reach tracking to resource resolution and web requests. Tile lookup and rendering use that context to validate destinations and report refusals, partial reads, and retries. Documentation describes the address and redirect rules. Engine tests update logout-token and log-redaction cases.

Changes: Origin-aware resource access and tile rendering

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Address reach and binding rules `crates/tiles/src/address.rs`, `crates/tiles/src/template.rs`, `docs/user-guide/maps.md`	Origin checks carry reach ceilings through login and S3 bindings. URL joins preserve bindings and handle query and fragment references. The maps guide documents address and redirect checks.
Origin-aware resource resolution `apps/rustgis-web/src/request.rs`, `apps/rustgis-web/src/web.rs`, `crates/tiles/src/style.rs`, `crates/tiles/src/source.rs`, `crates/tiles/src/sprite.rs`, `docs/user-guide/data.md`	Style and TileJSON resolution retain reached origins for source and sprite addresses. Web requests check normalized destinations and use request-specific redirect rules. The data guide describes download and redirect behavior.
Tile selection, drawing, and retry diagnostics `crates/tiles/src/draw.rs`, `crates/tiles/src/picture.rs`, `crates/tiles/src/shapes.rs`, `crates/tiles/src/warp.rs`, `crates/tiles/src/source.rs`, `crates/tiles/src/style.rs`, `crates/tiles/src/sprite.rs`, `crates/data/src/diagnostics.rs`, `crates/render/src/tile_mesh.rs`, `crates/render/src/tiles.rs`	Tile lookup tracks refused destinations, mesh gaps, partial reads, and retries. Picture entries are retried when tile-cache generations change. Drawing and sprite loading use resolved source context, and diagnostics can suppress duplicate network failures.

Engine test updates

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Logout and log-redaction test cases `crates/engine/tests/earthdata_logout.rs`, `crates/engine/src/tests.rs`	The logout test uses an expired placeholder JWT. Script and service log tests check additional secret values and partial-entry status.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant StyleResolution
  participant DocumentCache
  participant WebFetcher
  participant Browser
  StyleResolution->>DocumentCache: Request document with source origin
  DocumentCache->>WebFetcher: Fetch URL with reach ceiling
  WebFetcher->>Browser: Send normalized request
  Browser-->>WebFetcher: Return response
  WebFetcher-->>DocumentCache: Return bytes and reached origin
  DocumentCache-->>StyleResolution: Return document and origin

Possibly related PRs

opengeos/RustGIS#1461: Both PRs define authentication boundaries and redirect handling for web GET, POST, and HEAD requests.
opengeos/RustGIS#1145: This PR uses the login binding operations and inheritance behavior defined in #1145.
opengeos/RustGIS#1294: This PR builds on the sprite-list contract and changes sprite loading to carry origin information.

Suggested reviewers: giswqs, deniial00

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github-actions · 2026-11-07T18:46:56Z

-                }
+                // Fetch hides a manual redirect's Location, so the app cannot check its next
+                // destination. Refuse it instead of letting the browser follow it unchecked.
+                init.set_redirect(if authenticated { web_sys::RequestRedirect::Error } else { web_sys::RequestRedirect::Manual });


Behavior change (medium confidence): unauthenticated browser requests now use RequestRedirect::Manual, so every public tile, style, TileJSON and sprite answer that redirects (for example http→https or a CDN hop) now fails with "cannot verify this redirect's destination". Before, the browser followed these. The same applies to head (around line 905).

The PR says this is intentional, and the error text and docs state it. Please confirm it is an accepted regression. If it is, consider naming it in the PR description and in the changelog so users who hit it know to use the final address.

This is intentional: Fetch hides a manual redirect's destination, so following it would bypass the destination check. The map guide now names HTTP-to-HTTPS and CDN redirects, and tells users to use the final address. There is no changelog in this repository. f689640

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github-actions · 2026-11-07T18:46:58Z

            .timeout_global(Some(timeout))
            .user_agent(USER_AGENT)
+            // A proxy could resolve the target itself, past the checked resolver.
+            .proxy(None)


Scope of the proxy change (medium confidence): config_builder is shared by every native agent, including download_agent. That agent serves data downloads too (cache.rs around lines 1193 and 2058), not only tiles. Removing .proxy(None) here means users behind a required HTTP proxy lose those downloads as well as basemaps, with no setting to opt back in.

The PR body and maps.md describe this only for tile and document requests. Please either scope the change to the tile agents, or state in the docs that downloads are affected too and say how to work around it.

Documented the shared native boundary in both the data and map guides: From URL / layer.addUrl downloads also bypass environment proxies. A required-proxy network can download a file with a trusted external tool and open its local copy; live requests require direct connectivity. Keeping the shared connector checked prevents another native request path from resolving outside the IP boundary. f689640

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github-actions · 2026-11-07T18:46:59Z

    }
    for p in placed {
-        let Some(u) = url(p.id) else { continue };
+        let Some(u) = url(p.id)? else { continue };


Over-broad refusal (medium-low confidence): url(p.id)? aborts the whole tiles_in call on the first refused template. Templates are chosen by (x + y) % len, so one refused entry among several valid ones (for example a sharded set where one host is local) blanks every tile of that source for the frame, including tiles the valid templates would serve.

The refusal is reported, so it is not silent. But the usual case would be better served by skipping just that tile's refused template, recording the refusal once, and drawing the rest. Please check whether blanking the whole layer is intended.

Reproduced and fixed in f689640. Selection now skips only refused tiles, draws valid shards and reports one counted refusal. The regression renders real raster pixels for both a template list and a host switch, plus a clean control; the valid pixel disappeared before the fix.

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github-actions · 2026-11-07T18:47:01Z

+            crate::address::check(&url, None).map_err(|e| ureq::Error::Io(std::io::Error::new(std::io::ErrorKind::PermissionDenied, e)))?;
+            let ceiling = if self.public_only { Reach::Public } else { Reach::Local };
+            let all = self.inner.resolve(uri, config, timeout)?;
+            let ceiling = if all.iter().any(|a| crate::address::ip_reach(a.ip()) == Reach::Public) { Reach::Public } else { ceiling };


Mixed DNS answers (low confidence, rationale question): when any resolved address is public, the ceiling is promoted to Public, so a self-hosted host (an explicit, local-allowed request) that also resolves to a public address loses its LAN addresses from the connect set. The failure is then reported as "resolves to this computer or the local network", which misdescribes a server the user chose.

The PR says split-DNS self-hosted hostnames keep local access. Please confirm this promotion is needed, for example to keep an explicit request from connecting to a LAN address when a public one exists. If it is, a note in the code and a test for the mixed case would help. If not, filtering by reach <= ceiling alone would keep the LAN address.

The promotion was too broad. f689640 retains local candidates for an explicitly selected service and tries at most two homogeneous address groups under one shared deadline. The winning group records actual reach. Public-only requests still exclude local candidates, and Forbidden is always filtered. A controlled HTTP regression reproduces unreachable-public / reachable-local fallback using only its owned listener.

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github-actions · 2026-11-07T18:47:09Z

Code review

I posted four inline comments. Prior reviews on this PR: none, so no earlier concerns were skipped.

Bugs

Browser redirects now refused for unauthenticated tile, style, TileJSON and sprite requests (web.rs:672, and head at ~905). Previously followed; now they fail with a clear error. Intended per the PR and docs, but a visible regression for redirecting services. Confidence: medium.
One refused template aborts the whole source (draw.rs:633, url(p.id)?). Every tile of the layer blanks, including tiles from valid templates. Reported, not silent. Confidence: medium-low.
Mixed public/LAN DNS answers promote the ceiling to Public (cache.rs:1723), dropping LAN addresses for an explicitly self-hosted host. Confidence: low; asked for rationale.

Security

No new issues found. Document-scoped paths (style sources, TileJSON, sprites, warp composites) all carry Origin. Archive keys and COG headers can't come from a style, so they don't bypass the ceiling. The native resolver checks each connection's IP, which covers DNS rebinding and trailing-dot names. The web side is spelling-only, as documented. Confidence: medium.

Performance

refused_request records a diagnostic on every call, and refusals aren't cached, so a refused tile recorded again on each redraw. Depends on whether History dedupes. Confidence: low.

Quality

.proxy(None) in config_builder (cache.rs:1674) applies to download_agent, which serves downloads beyond tiles. The PR and docs describe it only for tiles. Confidence: medium.
pick (draw.rs:463) uses unwrap_or_default(), so a refused tile gives no features and no notice. Against the "never silent" rule, though it's a query path. Confidence: low.
native::head_with always starts its ceiling at Local, unlike fetch_answer, which takes initial. No bypass today (only user-chosen COG uses head), but a future document-scoped head would silently get local reach. Confidence: low.

AGENTS.md

No unwrap, expect, or unsafe in the non-test code I read. Refusals go through add_error, which is consistent with "never silent". Wasm-only paths look gated correctly.
User-visible refusal strings are plain literals, not tl!. Existing tiles errors follow the same pattern, so I'm not flagging it. Confidence: medium.

I did not run tests or build; findings are from reading the diff and the surrounding source.

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crates/tiles/src/cache.rs	183 KB	207 KB	+23.8 KB
crates/tiles/src/source.rs	52.1 KB	62.3 KB	+10.2 KB
crates/tiles/src/draw.rs	70.7 KB	73.0 KB	+2.3 KB
apps/rustgis-web/src/web.rs	64.2 KB	65.7 KB	+1.5 KB
crates/tiles/src/address.rs	8.7 KB	9.8 KB	+1.1 KB
crates/tiles/src/picture.rs	34.8 KB	35.8 KB	+1.0 KB
docs/user-guide/maps.md	33.0 KB	33.9 KB	+972 B
crates/tiles/src/sprite.rs	23.7 KB	24.3 KB	+556 B
crates/tiles/src/style.rs	121.9 KB	122.4 KB	+503 B
crates/tiles/src/warp.rs	14.2 KB	14.6 KB	+337 B
crates/tiles/src/shapes.rs	34.6 KB	34.8 KB	+268 B
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github-actions · 2026-11-07T18:56:52Z

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/cache.rs:
- Line 2331: Update the effective-origin construction around `Origin` and
`crate::logins::inherit` to preserve the selected connection identity when
resolving a relative TileJSON descendant, so its request retains the saved S3
binding. Keep the existing destination reach checks intact.
- Around line 1348-1349: Update the origin construction for Fetched in the fetch
callback so it records the browser-normalized destination that was actually
fetched, rather than deriving authority from the original style URL. Carry that
normalized destination alongside the fetched bytes and pass it to Origin::named,
preserving the existing fetch and completion flow.
- Line 1723: Update the address reachability filtering around `ceiling` so an
explicitly selected service request with local reach can fall back to a
reachable local address when DNS also returns an unreachable public address.
Record the reach of the address actually connected to, and preserve public-only
and forbidden-address checks.
- Line 1349: Update the native custom-fetcher call through f so its callback
receives the request’s reach ceiling, and enforce that ceiling against the
resolved destination before connecting. Preserve the distinction between
public-style requests resolving to private addresses and requests explicitly
selecting a local server.
- Around line 2254-2256: In the request setup around
`req.config().timeout_global(...)`, avoid applying a request-level timeout
override when the request’s global timeout already matches
`agent.config().timeouts().global`. Preserve the existing override when the
timeouts differ, so the caller’s timeout is retained without disabling TLS setup
caching unnecessarily.
- Around line 3866-3868: The DNS fixture tests native helpers directly but does
not cover agent selection in the tile worker. Add a test near the existing DNS
fixture that submits a public-origin tile request through the worker queues
using the controlled loopback DNS answer, and assert that no connection occurs;
preserve the existing native-helper assertions.

Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/draw.rs:
- Around line 635-636: Update tiles_in’s handling of errors from
cache::get_tile_from so destination refusals are reported to the drawing instead
of discarded, while preserving the existing handling of routine missing-tile
errors.

Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/shapes.rs:
- Around line 82-84: When vector destination selection fails in the
shape-rendering flow, keep recording the refusal diagnostic and render any
visible style background independently instead of returning an empty mesh list
that skips it. Preserve the existing behavior for styles without a visible
background and do not emit meshes when the destination is refused.

Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/source.rs:
- Line 294: Update the resolved-style reuse decision so it compares the previous
and refreshed Resolved.from values; reuse the old style only when the origin and
content are unchanged, ensuring a changed style origin uses the refreshed
authority.
- Around line 855-856: Add a mesh-path test alongside the `vector_tiles`
assertion that uses a public style with a pattern sprite and controlled private
DNS, then verifies that no request reaches the private address. Reuse the
existing test setup and safeguards without changing the `vector_tiles`
assertion.

Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/sprite.rs:
- Around line 268-269: Update the GPU sprite-loading path that calls
sprite::load to use the existing provenance-aware loader and pass the style’s
origin through it, preserving origin validation for JSON and PNG requests; do
not introduce a new loader API or bypass existing safeguards.

Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/warp.rs:
- Around line 112-113: Update the warped-tile flow around cache::get_tile_from
and cache::get_from to preserve any cached-component refusal alongside a usable
partial image. Propagate that refusal through the cache and drawing paths so the
partial tile still renders and the drawing path reports the refusal.

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github-actions · 2026-11-07T20:38:46Z

+    let items = tiles_in(src, view, reach, frame, zoom, &mut pending, &mut error);
+    // Mesh backgrounds cover only returned data squares. When selection leaves holes,
+    // ordinary drawing paints the whole background and the remaining geometry together.
+    if error.is_some()


Background fallback is triggered by notices, not only by holes (medium confidence, performance). error was seeded with crate::draw::left_out(&r, frame, true) at line 79, so this error.is_some() test is also true for a sprite or source left out, such as a mapbox:// sprite on a style with a background layer. The comment above says the fallback is for selection holes. Any such style would then skip the mesh path on every frame. Consider tracking omitted tiles and partial tiles separately from left_out, and only falling back when tiles_in actually omitted a tile.

This commit separates tile-selection omissions from general style/sprite notices. Only visible selection holes trigger the background fallback. The unsupported-sprite regression keeps the mesh path and its diagnostic.

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github-actions · 2026-11-07T20:38:47Z

 pub fn join(base: &str, href: &str) -> String {
    let href = crate::logins::inner(href);
+    match rustgis_data::s3_address::parse(base) {
+        Ok(Some(bound)) => return crate::address::inherit(base, &join(bound.url, href)).unwrap_or_else(|_| base.to_string()),


Silent substitution of the document's own URL (medium-low confidence, never-silent rule). If address::inherit fails, for example because a saved S3 connection was removed after the style loaded, join returns base. That is the parent document's URL, not the child. The caller then treats the style JSON as a tile, sprite or TileJSON, and the user gets a decode error rather than a missing-connection message. The redirect path at cache.rs:2123 is affected the same way: next becomes the redirecting URL, so the request loops until the redirect limit. join returns String, so the error needs a Result path, or at least a visible refusal at the call sites.

This commit keeps the actual derived S3 child when it exceeds the bound-address limit, so normal request validation refuses it instead of substituting the document. The sprite-resolution regression reproduces that failure. Joining does not consult the live connection registry; the existing selected-account test now verifies that removing the connection retains the child and fails its preparation. Native redirects operate on prepared HTTP URLs.

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github-actions · 2026-11-07T20:38:48Z

                let login = if !prepared.signed && same_origin { crate::logins::apply(&bound)? } else { None };
                carried_login |= login.is_some();
-                let mut req = agent.get(login.as_ref().map_or(at.as_str(), |a| a.url.as_str()));
+                let sending = if ceiling == Reach::Public && initial != Reach::Public { shared_public_agent() } else { agent };


Latent: the agent choice trusts the caller (low confidence, not reachable today). fetch_answer uses the general agent whenever initial == Reach::Public, on the assumption that the caller already passed the public agent. work() does that correctly, but any future caller that passes Reach::Public with native::agent() would connect to local addresses that a public document's host resolves to. The same gap exists in head at line 2101, which always starts from Reach::Local and has no inherited ceiling. A simple if ceiling == Public { shared_public_agent() } would break the fixture-agent tests, because they rely on injected resolvers. The fix is to pass the pool with the ceiling, or to make the selection take the agent explicitly, so the rule lives in one place.

Every production Public call enters through the worker that selects the public-only pool. The root GET and archive HEAD helpers deliberately start with Local reach; redirects narrow it. This commit documents the private helper’s required agent/ceiling contract and the HEAD caller boundary.

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github-actions · 2026-11-07T20:38:58Z

Code review

Overall: The destination model holds up on the paths I traced. Public-document requests stay on the public pool and resolver. Redirects narrow the ceiling per hop. Cache entries carry origin, and cached refusals reach drawing. The picture store is keyed by Arc identity and re-validated with ptr_eq, so it can't draw pictures across an origin change. Three findings are new and posted inline. Everything else I checked is covered by the prior threads.

Bugs

GPU background fallback fires on any notice, not just holes (shapes.rs:83). error is seeded with left_out, so a style with a background and a left-out sprite, such as mapbox://, skips the mesh path on every frame. Confidence: medium.
Silent substitution of the parent URL (template.rs:205). When address::inherit fails, join returns the document's own URL as the child. The redirect path at cache.rs:2123 then loops to the redirect limit. Confidence: medium-low. It needs a saved S3 connection to disappear after the style was loaded, which I did not reproduce.

Security

Agent choice trusts the caller (cache.rs:2398, related to cache.rs:2101). fetch_answer uses the general agent for Reach::Public when initial == Public. This is safe today because work() passes the public agent. A future caller that doesn't would connect to local addresses from a public host. Confidence: low, not reachable today.

Performance

The background fallback above also forces per-frame CPU drawing for affected styles. Same finding, no separate item.

Quality

Origin::connected (address.rs:46) has no callers, and the doc at cache.rs:183 says native transports use it. They use ReachedTransport and the connected() helper instead. Remove the function or fix the doc.
check_redirect's error string (web.rs) and the new drawing messages are not wrapped in tl!. The tiles crate already uses plain strings for drawing errors, so this matches existing practice.

AGENTS.md

No unwrap, expect or unsafe in non-test code. Test-only unwraps sit under #[cfg(test)].
The wasm path has the expected fetch_reached stub, and nothing uses std::time.
Changed user-visible behaviour (no proxy for tile and document requests, and browser redirects refused) is documented in maps.md and data.md.
I could not run cargo xtask ci or the wasm build here.

Earlier concerns

Sixteen review threads were already open. Thirteen are addressed in the code (per-tile refusal, mixed-DNS fallback, normalized origin, S3 binding, cached refusals, partial warp notes, mesh sprites, timeout override, style-origin reuse, and others). Three are still open and I left them alone: the browser redirect behaviour change, the proxy scope for downloads (both now documented), and the missing test that drives public tiles through the worker queue.

Change size

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crates/tiles/src/source.rs	52.1 KB	67.9 KB	+15.8 KB
crates/tiles/src/draw.rs	70.7 KB	73.6 KB	+2.9 KB
crates/tiles/src/address.rs	8.7 KB	11.5 KB	+2.8 KB
apps/rustgis-web/src/web.rs	64.2 KB	66.6 KB	+2.4 KB
docs/user-guide/maps.md	33.0 KB	34.2 KB	+1.2 KB
crates/tiles/src/picture.rs	34.8 KB	35.8 KB	+1.0 KB
crates/render/src/tile_mesh.rs	38.4 KB	39.1 KB	+0.6 KB
docs/user-guide/data.md	93.8 KB	94.4 KB	+0.6 KB
crates/tiles/src/warp.rs	14.2 KB	14.8 KB	+0.6 KB
crates/tiles/src/sprite.rs	23.7 KB	24.3 KB	+0.5 KB
crates/tiles/src/style.rs	121.9 KB	122.4 KB	+0.5 KB
crates/tiles/src/shapes.rs	34.6 KB	35.0 KB	+0.4 KB
crates/tiles/src/template.rs	15.1 KB	15.5 KB	+0.4 KB

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Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/address.rs:
- Around line 47-48: Update the check_reach call in Origin::connected to
validate the URL against the local reach ceiling rather than the observed peer
reach, so a selected .internal server resolving publicly can report its
provenance. Preserve the transport’s separate enforcement of the request ceiling
before sending.

Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/cache.rs:
- Around line 500-501: Update the cached-answer handling that calls
refused_request(url, message) so a cached local answer that exceeds a public
request’s reach triggers a refetch at the public ceiling instead of refusing the
request or reusing the local bytes. Preserve the existing behavior for cached
answers within the request’s reach.
- Around line 506-513: Update failure-cache matching in the Entry::Failed path
so a cached failure is reused only for the same reach ceiling; keep failures for
different ceilings separate. Ensure a public-origin request does not reuse a
local-server 404 and can contact its permitted server, while preserving the
existing retry timing behavior.
- Line 196: Update the redirect handling around crate::address::inherit to use
the native transport’s reported status for whether login authorization remained
intact across the entire redirect chain, and inherit the saved login authority
only when that status confirms it; otherwise leave the fetched origin
unauthenticated. Establish and use the transport’s existing status mechanism
without assuming a new API.

Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/draw.rs:
- Around line 633-639: Update the refusal handling around url(p.id) so failures
for destinations checked only to populate reach/cache do not increment omitted
or set first_error for the current drawing. Continue checking those
destinations, but track whether a refusal affects view and only report drawing
errors for refusals that do; preserve the mesh-rendering path when all tiles in
view are valid.

Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/shapes.rs:
- Around line 83-86: Update the error guard in the tile-selection flow so only
tile-selection errors reject complete mesh selections; keep unavailable-icon
sprite notices in the returned diagnostics without triggering the
background-layer rejection. Distinguish these cases using the existing error
representation rather than dropping or suppressing the sprite notice.

Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/source.rs:
- Around line 1273-1275: Add a regression case to the test around kept using
origins with the same URL but different reaches; verify kept selects the
refreshed public origin rather than retaining the local origin. Preserve the
existing test coverage for changes in origin presence.

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github-actions · 2026-11-07T21:49:05Z

    }
    let asked_at = crate::mbtiles::epoch();
-    c.slots.insert(url.to_string(), Slot { entry: Entry::Pending, used: tick, asked: now });
+    let old = c.slots.insert(url.to_string(), Slot { entry: Entry::Pending, ceiling, used: tick, asked: now });


Possible cache ping-pong between a public document and a local-reach request for the same URL (medium-low confidence).

When request() finds a Ready entry whose origin reach exceeds the caller's ceiling (line ~498-503), it falls through and this line replaces the entry with Pending, dropping the bytes. For a split-DNS name, the restricted fetch then fails with "resolves to this computer or the local network". That failure is stored with ceiling Public.

The explicit local requester, on its next frame, sees Failed with a different ceiling and refetches, which replaces the entry with Ready(Local). The public requester then evicts it again. Each frame can alternate between the two, with a network fetch on each side and tiles flickering.

Trigger: a user layer and a public style that both use https://tiles.corp.example/{z}/{x}/{y} (resolving to a LAN address). The public style's name passes the spelling check, so it reaches the resolver.

Possible fix: keep the existing Ready entry while a restricted fetch runs, or key slots by (URL, ceiling) so the two requesters don't share one slot.

The cache now retains the completed Public and Local outcomes independently under its existing memory budget, with one fetch per URL still active at a time. A restrictive fetch, failure or dropped callback preserves the explicit layer’s ready answer. The regression alternates both callers across ready, failed and pending cases and verifies that repeat frames do not refetch either outcome.

Fixed in b1657868. All 346 tile tests, workspace CI, strict WebAssembly and all-file hooks pass. The browser documentation correction is included in this batch and answered in its thread. The long import path is shortened; L2 diagnostic messages retain the existing translation boundary.

github-actions · 2026-11-07T21:49:07Z

-                }
+                // Fetch hides a manual redirect's Location, so the app cannot check its next
+                // destination. Refuse it instead of letting the browser follow it unchecked.
+                init.set_redirect(if authenticated { web_sys::RequestRedirect::Error } else { web_sys::RequestRedirect::Manual });


Redirect refusal applies to every browser fetch, but the docs name only tiles, styles, TileJSON and sprites.

fetch_reached (used by fetch_bytes) is the transport for all browser fetches, including user downloads (download_detailed_within via the same fetcher), the app's fetch_font and fetch callbacks, and PMTiles/COG archive range reads. With Manual set here, a CDN or HTTP→HTTPS redirect on any of these now fails with "cannot verify this redirect's destination".

The earlier thread accepted the behavior for tile, style, TileJSON and sprite requests. The docs in maps.md and data.md don't mention downloads, archives or fonts, so a user with a redirecting download host gets a new failure with no guidance.

Suggest either documenting these in data.md (Network downloads) and the PR description, or scoping Manual to the document and tile requests.

The Network downloads documentation and PR compatibility notes now describe redirect refusal for all browser GET requests, including file downloads, fonts, service documents, and PMTiles/COG range reads. They give the final-address and external-download workarounds. The related long type path in fetch_bytes is shortened in this batch.

Fixed in b1657868. All 346 tile tests, workspace CI, strict WebAssembly and all-file hooks pass.

github-actions · 2026-11-07T21:49:16Z

Code review

Bugs

Cache ping-pong between a public document and a local-reach request for the same URL. When a restricted fetch fails, it evicts a Ready(Local) entry, and the explicit requester then refetches it, so the two alternate every frame. Needs a split-DNS name shared by a user layer and a public style. Confidence: medium-low. Inline at crates/tiles/src/cache.rs:549.

Security

No exploitable issue found. Checked: the pmtiles:/mbtiles:/cog: bypass in tiles_in is safe because request() and peek_from() both run from.check, which rejects non-http(s). Resolver filtering happens before connect and the connector uses the filtered addresses, so there is no rebind window. Redirects narrow the ceiling monotonically. Reach ordering (Public < Local < Forbidden) makes the <= filter correct. Confidence: high.
Browser head and post_json call check_destination, which uses the URL's own spelling as the ceiling rather than the inherited one. Current callers are user-chosen only (COG headers, NLDI POST), so there is no exposure today. Defense-in-depth gap. Confidence: low.

Performance

tiles_in now runs about three address checks per visible tile per frame (from.check, request, peek_from), each touching the login registry. Probably negligible, but it is new per-frame work. Confidence: low.
The shared-cache thrash above also means repeated fetches on every frame for affected URLs.

Quality

Warp note and tiles_in error strings are plain English in L2, consistent with existing crate messages. Left for the release quality pass.
Long use paths in web.rs fetch_bytes. Left for the release quality pass.

AGENTS.md

No unwrap/expect/panic in non-test code that I could find. Wasm-facing code uses web_time and the web-sys Url feature is enabled. Docs were updated in maps.md and data.md.
Inline at apps/rustgis-web/src/web.rs:688: browser redirect refusal extends to downloads, fonts, and archive reads, which the docs don't cover. This is a "never silent" and documentation gap. Confidence: medium.

Not verified: I could not compile or run tests (no Bash). Compile-level claims about ureq 3 API calls (config(), Duration arithmetic in ReachConnector) are unchecked.

Already raised, left alone (9): the prior thread on fetch_answer trusting the caller's agent (cache.rs ~line 1399), the proxy-scope thread, the test-coverage thread for native work() agent selection, the answered thread on manual redirects, the background-fallback performance thread in shapes.rs, the template::join silent-substitution thread (residual concern now covered by checks), the draw cache-only refusal thread (code appears to address it), and the two resolved threads on the sprite and style origin fixes.

Change size

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crates/tiles/src/source.rs	52.1 KB	72.0 KB	+19.9 KB
crates/tiles/src/address.rs	8.7 KB	12.5 KB	+3.7 KB
crates/tiles/src/draw.rs	70.7 KB	73.7 KB	+3.0 KB
apps/rustgis-web/src/web.rs	64.2 KB	66.6 KB	+2.5 KB
docs/user-guide/maps.md	33.0 KB	34.2 KB	+1.2 KB
crates/tiles/src/picture.rs	34.8 KB	35.8 KB	+1.0 KB
crates/tiles/src/template.rs	15.1 KB	15.9 KB	+0.8 KB
crates/render/src/tile_mesh.rs	38.4 KB	39.0 KB	+0.6 KB
docs/user-guide/data.md	93.8 KB	94.4 KB	+0.6 KB
crates/tiles/src/shapes.rs	34.6 KB	35.2 KB	+0.6 KB
crates/tiles/src/warp.rs	14.2 KB	14.8 KB	+0.6 KB
crates/tiles/src/sprite.rs	23.7 KB	24.2 KB	+0.5 KB
crates/tiles/src/style.rs	121.8 KB	122.3 KB	+0.5 KB

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Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/cache.rs:
- Line 506: Update the failed-entry handling in the cache lookup around
`Entry::Failed` so server-requested `Retry-After` delays apply across different
ceilings for the same tile, preventing retries during the backoff interval.
Preserve ceiling-specific behavior for destination-policy refusals so those
failures remain retryable under the appropriate policy.
- Around line 4083-4085: Extend the cache replacement test around
set_fetcher_with_origin to cover a successful Public fetch for an existing Local
entry; assert that the fetched payload and Public origin replace the Local
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- Around line 637-639: Update the omission check in the `covering` loop to count
a refused tile only when its extent overlaps `view` with positive area,
excluding tiles that touch only at an edge or boundary. Preserve the existing
error tracking and mesh-path behavior for tiles with visible overlap.

Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/shapes.rs:
- Around line 80-87: Update the selection_error handling in the tile mesh path
so a pending replacement fetch does not suppress the style background for the
requested square. Preserve the restrictive selection policy by not using a
disallowed stand-in, while ensuring the background remains visible until
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github-actions · 2026-11-07T23:53:42Z

-        c.bytes = c.bytes.saturating_sub(n);
-    }
-    c.bytes += added;
+    let ceiling = c.slots.get(url).map_or(crate::address::Reach::Local, |s| s.ceiling);


Bug (medium-low confidence): a completion is filed under the slot's current reach, not the reach it was started with. land() and fetch_tile's Answer carry no ceiling, so keep() reads s.ceiling from whichever slot exists when the fetch finishes. Scenario: a Local fetch is Pending, forget(url) removes that Pending slot (it isn't a tile key), a Public request then starts a Public Pending slot, and the Local fetch completes first. Its Local 404 (or Local bytes) lands in the Public slot. A Public request in the meantime gets that Local-only failure from cache under the Public ceiling, which is the cross-reach poisoning this PR is meant to prevent. The window is closed when the Public fetch completes and overwrites it, so the effect is transient. Fix: carry ceiling in Answer and land, and call keep_for(c, key, entry, ceiling) there.

The proposed overlap is prevented by the existing pending-entry rule: forget retains ordinary Pending slots (only MBTiles tile slots are removed), and clear does too. I checked this with held transport callbacks across both operations: the Public reader remains pending until the Local completion, then starts its own Public fetch and receives its Public result. Eviction also retains the active slot; MBTiles completions have their separate forgotten-file epoch check. The reach cannot switch under this ordinary pending completion.

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github-actions · 2026-11-07T23:53:44Z

+}
+
+/// Installs a trusted transport that checks normalized URLs, redirects and (when available)
+/// actual peers against the supplied ceiling BEFORE sending. Completion reports final


Doc overstates the peer check (low-medium confidence). This says a transport checks "actual peers ... BEFORE sending". The wrapper's only peer check is the completion check at fetched.origin.reach > ceiling, which runs after the transport has already sent the request and read the response. Only the built-in native connector enforces peers before connecting. Either reword this to say replacement transports must refuse before sending, or move the peer check into the native connector and document that the wrapper cannot do it.

Clarified the contract: the installed transport must check destinations and peers before sending. The completion wrapper only validates the reported final origin before accepting bytes and cannot undo a request already sent. The built-in native resolver/connector enforces its boundary before connection.

Included in d32db9da. Workspace CI, strict WebAssembly and all-file hooks pass.

github-actions · 2026-11-07T23:53:45Z

+        return request(base, want, omit, from);
    }
+    if let Some(from) = from
+        && let Err(e) = from.check(url)


Performance (low confidence): duplicate destination check on every visible tile, every frame. tiles_in already calls from.check(&expanded) before cache::tile_noted runs. request() then calls from.check(url) again on the same string. peek_from repeats it for ancestors and children. Each check does a login lookup, an S3 registry lookup (bound_destination takes a lock) and a lowercase allocation. Suggest keeping the check in tiles_in for the view path and skipping it in request() when called from tiles_in, or documenting why both are needed.

The cache is a shared entry point for document, sprite and archive readers that do not pass through tiles_in. Drawing also validates expanded destinations before cache-only neighbor reuse and counts visible refusals. Both entry points need their checks; the shared cache comment now explains the callers it protects. No measurable performance regression was demonstrated.

Checked in d32db9da. Workspace CI, strict WebAssembly and all-file hooks pass.

github-actions · 2026-11-07T23:53:48Z

+                format!("{}{}:{}:{}:{joined}", rustgis_data::s3_address::PREFIX, bound.binding, bound.endpoint.len(), bound.endpoint)
+            });
+        }
+        Err(_) => return base.to_string(),


Silent substitution remains in the new S3 branch (low confidence). The earlier thread on this function fixed the inherit failure path. This new Err(_) => return base.to_string() arm for an unparseable bound base still returns the parent document's URL as if it were the child. The login branch below has the same pattern, but it predates this PR, and the S3 arm is new code. It is reachable only with a malformed or over-limit bound base, and the request layer then refuses the address, so the user sees an error and not wrong data. Suggest returning the derived child through the same over-limit wrapper fallback used above, or a Result.

A malformed bound base is already unusable: request validation rejects the wrapper before fetching the document or any child. Returning that invalid marker keeps the failure, rather than selecting an anonymous address. The no-network probe covers malformed and over-limit S3 bases and malformed service-login bases, with relative and absolute children; all remain refused. The separate valid-base/oversized-child case retains the actual derived address and has existing regression coverage. This distinction is now documented on join.

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github-actions · 2026-11-07T23:53:50Z

        let mut h = egui_kittest::Harness::builder().with_size(egui::vec2(220.0, 300.0)).build_ui(move |ui| {
            if !fonts {
+                // This tests row order; a CI host need not have a font for every Persian glyph.
+                ui.ctx().set_missing_glyph_policy(egui::MissingGlyphPolicy::Tofu);


Scope (quality, low priority). This change is a test-only workaround for a CI host without Persian glyph fonts. It is unrelated to the tile destination work and isn't mentioned in the PR body. It also sets a context-wide egui policy from inside a test harness. Suggest either splitting it out or noting it in the PR description. Left for the release quality pass unless you want it in this PR.

The Testing section documented why this fixture correction was required: the missing Persian glyph failed both this PR and main on macOS. Main has since landed the proper script-font installation in #1578. This integration takes that fixture exactly and removes this PR’s superseded Tofu workaround; the row-order assertions remain.

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- Around line 245-251: Neighboring tile refusals may affect visible geometry
even when their tiles lie outside the viewport, so the viewport scan can miss
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to retain refusal diagnostics from picture preparation when the refused geometry
could extend into the viewport, while continuing to gather current-viewport
diagnostics without repainting shapes.
- Around line 619-625: Update the recovery test around `cover` to exercise retry
initiation through the normal path: after the cached failure expires, remove the
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Mavrick-F · 2026-11-08T23:33:33Z

Removed the redundant address sanitization: ordinary and once-only network failures share one sanitized retention path, with policy records reduced to their server origin afterward. I kept tile selection in its current function because queueing, stand-in selection and counted omissions share the same per-source state; another refactor would broaden this destination fix. The browser adapter retains the existing translation boundary discussed in the earlier thread. No new security or correctness finding was identified in this review.

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github-actions · 2026-11-08T23:41:03Z

+                // that actual destination against the already checked, prepared address.
+                let normalized = web_sys::Url::new(request).map_err(|_| "not a valid request address")?;
+                address::check_reach(&normalized.href(), ceiling)?;


Security (medium-low confidence, ~45%): a refusal here can echo the credential. request is arcgis.unwrap_or(login_url), and with_token / login.apply append the session token or login credential as a query parameter. check_reach(&normalized.href(), ceiling) then formats "{url}: …" with that full href. The ? returns this error out of prepare_and_send and skips fetch_error, so it reaches cache as State::Failed and then the drawing notices unscrubbed. History records are masked by redact(), but the returned string is not.

The credential-free address was already judged at line 633, and the token only adds a query parameter, so judging the credential-free url keeps the boundary without echoing the token:

Suggested change

// that actual destination against the already checked, prepared address.

let normalized = web_sys::Url::new(request).map_err(|_| "not a valid request address")?;

address::check_reach(&normalized.href(), ceiling)?;

let normalized = web_sys::Url::new(request).map_err(|_| "not a valid request address")?;

// Judge the credential-free address: login and ArcGIS parameters are appended to `request` only,

// and a refusal must not echo them.

address::check_reach(&web_sys::Url::new(url).map_err(|_| "not a valid request address")?.href(), ceiling)?;

Confidence is moderate because the leak needs an authenticated request whose destination normalizes to a local or forbidden address.

The earlier check_destination(url, ceiling) already checks Url::new(url).href() through request::destination, before renewal or credential attachment. An escaped host that normalizes to a refused destination exits there. Service logins currently add a header; the session-token helper appends an encoded query value without changing the origin.

I checked 18 cases using actual browser normalization and the production request/address helpers: 13 refusals occurred before credential attachment and five permitted controls passed. Skipping the earlier check made the same probe detect the synthetic credential in the error. No network requests were sent. I could not reproduce the reported leak on 404d4ad7.

github-actions · 2026-11-08T23:41:05Z

+    let selection = tiles_in(src, view, reach, frame, zoom, &mut pending, &mut selection_error);
+    // Mesh backgrounds cover only returned data squares. When selection leaves holes,
+    // ordinary drawing paints the whole background and the remaining geometry together.
+    if selection.mesh_gaps


Performance (low confidence, ~35%, not measured): any selection hole with a visible background now disables the mesh path for the whole source. Before this PR, meshes drew for every returned data square. Now vector_tiles returns None whenever mesh_gaps is set and a background is visible, so ordinary loading (a few tiles pending in a view) switches every frame from GPU meshes to CPU pictures. The tests pin the correctness case (background shows through pending squares), but not the cost.

Options to weigh: draw the background as a mesh quad over each hole square, or keep the fallback and say in the code that it is a deliberate trade-off while tiles load. Please profile a GPU session with a background layer while panning into unloaded area before deciding.

This is the deliberate tradeoff described immediately above the condition: mesh backgrounds cover only returned data squares, so a missing square needs the existing drawing path to preserve the full style background. The GPU screenshots and regressions cover pending tiles, permitted stand-ins and completed tiles. Adding background quads for holes is a separate rendering optimization; no frame-time regression has been measured here. Profiling and any resulting optimization are left for the release quality pass.

github-actions · 2026-11-08T23:41:15Z

Code review

I read the full diff (about 5,000 lines across 19 files) and all 71 prior threads, 23 unresolved and 38 outdated. I checked the cache, transport, and address changes against the surrounding source. I could not compile or run the tests here, so these findings come from reading the code.

Bugs

None confirmed. I traced the cache slot and eviction logic, Reach ordering (Public < Local < Forbidden, so min narrows correctly), the native resolver and connector pool split, the redirect handling, and the web GET/HEAD/POST redirect policy. They are consistent.

Security

apps/rustgis-web/src/web.rs:651 (medium-low, ~45%): check_reach runs on the normalized request after the ArcGIS or login credential is appended. Its error contains the full URL with the credential, and it bypasses fetch_error. It reaches the returned Err string and then the drawing notices. Inline comment posted with a suggestion.
Outside this diff, and not posted: plugin document fetches (plugin_fetch.rs start and read_document) call download_limited / download_within, which use the local-capable agent. The allow_local() gate is only applied on the blocking path. This predates the PR, but it is the same boundary the PR is hardening.

Performance

apps/…/shapes.rs:84 (low, ~35%, not measured): any hole with a visible background now forces the CPU fallback for the whole source. Inline comment posted.
Already raised and left alone: per-frame refusal and selection costs in picture.rs and draw.rs (repeated history scans, the viewport pass, and the generation-wide invalidation).

Quality (nits, left for the release quality pass)

crates/tiles/src/template.rs:236 hand-formats the rustgis-s3: wrapper, duplicating the wire format from s3_address::bind. A helper in rustgis_data would avoid the copy.
crates/engine/src/tests.rs:29710 renames the test secrets from S3CRET to zzzz. The PR does not explain this.

AGENTS.md

Translation: the tiles crate has no tl! or i18n calls, so its new English messages follow the existing boundary. The web check_redirect string is wrapped.
No new dependencies. base64 is an existing workspace dependency used by the engine test.
Crash rules: no unwrap, expect, or panic in non-test code, and no unsafe.
Never-silent: the cache-only refusal path (draw.rs cached_url) is still silent by design. The author disputes the reviewer's concern, so I left it alone.

Prior concerns left alone: 71 threads total. I did not re-raise any open or answered thread unless the code changed. The 23 unresolved ones were all still addressed by the author's replies.

Change size

Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 9ce69d0 to PR head 404d4ad).

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Files changed	19 (0 added, 19 modified, 0 removed, 0 renamed)
Size before	2.9 MB
Size after	3.0 MB
Total size change	+139.6 KB

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crates/tiles/src/source.rs	53.7 KB	88.3 KB	+34.6 KB
crates/tiles/src/picture.rs	34.8 KB	44.9 KB	+10.2 KB
crates/tiles/src/draw.rs	74.2 KB	80.8 KB	+6.6 KB
crates/tiles/src/address.rs	9.4 KB	15.8 KB	+6.4 KB
crates/tiles/src/template.rs	15.1 KB	19.5 KB	+4.4 KB
apps/rustgis-web/src/request.rs	8.8 KB	11.5 KB	+2.7 KB
apps/rustgis-web/src/web.rs	64.2 KB	66.6 KB	+2.4 KB
docs/user-guide/maps.md	36.9 KB	39.1 KB	+2.2 KB
crates/tiles/src/shapes.rs	34.6 KB	35.9 KB	+1.3 KB
crates/data/src/diagnostics.rs	55.7 KB	56.9 KB	+1.3 KB
crates/render/src/tile_mesh.rs	38.4 KB	39.5 KB	+1.2 KB
docs/user-guide/data.md	94.9 KB	95.9 KB	+1.1 KB
crates/tiles/src/warp.rs	14.2 KB	14.8 KB	+0.6 KB
crates/tiles/src/sprite.rs	23.7 KB	24.3 KB	+0.5 KB
crates/tiles/src/style.rs	125.3 KB	125.8 KB	+0.5 KB
crates/render/src/tiles.rs	71.9 KB	72.2 KB	+0.3 KB
crates/engine/tests/earthdata_logout.rs	3.1 KB	3.3 KB	+0.2 KB
crates/engine/src/tests.rs	2.0 MB	2.0 MB	−28 B

Mavrick-F · 2026-11-08T23:46:37Z

Both inline points are answered: the normalized destination is checked before credential attachment, and the background fallback is deliberate. The no-network request probe passed all 18 cases and detected the synthetic leak when the earlier check was omitted. Production source is unchanged.

The short inert session-log marker preserves the fixture's escaped-key and nesting cases; its rationale is already in the PR's Testing section. The plugin transport observation is recorded for a separate controlled boundary check; this tile PR does not claim to establish that path's coverage. The suggested S3 wrapper helper is left for the release quality pass.

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Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/cache.rs:
- Line 2161: Add a native test using the test server helper `serve` that sends
two GET requests over the same verified keep-alive connection and checks the
provenance reported for both responses. Ensure the second response retains its
correct origin so local descendants are not incorrectly refused.

Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/draw.rs:
- Around line 275-277: Skip line-pattern layers in the layer-processing flow
before calling tiles_in, so their tiles are not selected and they cannot add
retry state or refusal diagnostics; preserve tile selection for drawable layers.
- Around line 263-269: Update the diagnostic reach calculation around `overhang`
so feature-dependent circle widths use a conservative reach that cannot
underestimate visible geometry; do not rely solely on the zoom-only value for
those widths. Preserve the existing reach calculations for other layer kinds and
static widths.

Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/picture.rs:
- Around line 247-248: Update the viewport scan around `draw_layers` to use the
same zoom as picture preparation, and align retry selection with that
preparation so expired failed tiles are retried and drawing failures are
reported rather than leaving a cached blank picture.

Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/template.rs:
- Line 231: Update the `join` handling so query-only and fragment-only
references preserve the base document path, such as `style.json`, while applying
the reference’s query or fragment. Keep existing resolution behavior for other
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github-actions · 2026-11-09T00:49:28Z

@@ -2090,8 +2676,10 @@ mod native {
                same_origin &= crate::logins::origin(&next) == first_origin;
                at = next;
            };
+            let retained = if same_origin || crate::s3::split_anonymous(url).1 { crate::address::inherit(url, &at)? } else { at };


Low-medium confidence (~35%): a completed download can be discarded by the origin bookkeeping. inherit(url, &at)? runs after the response has succeeded. If it returns Err, the ? turns a good answer into a failure and the bytes are thrown away. inherit fails on not a saved S3 address when the selected connection is removed while the request is in flight, and on bind when a redirect target exceeds the address limit. Either case would surface as an error for a download that worked.

Please decide explicitly what the failure means. Failing with a message that names the lost account is reasonable. Silently keeping the unbound at would also be safe because it fails closed for descendants, but it must be reported through the notice path, not dropped.

address::inherit does not consult the live S3 registry. bound_destination derives the effective address from the wrapper's stored endpoint, so removing a saved connection cannot produce the claimed error here. A no-network probe of the production origin helper confirmed identical results before and after disconnect; a separate prepare call confirmed that the connection really was absent.

The address-length case is an intentional refusal: if the final address cannot retain its selected account within the existing limit, the request returns the saved S3 address is too long. That error passes through RequestDiagnostics::record and back to the caller. We keep that explicit error rather than silently accepting bytes with the account selection removed. The same probe verified the length error on 041760d.

github-actions · 2026-11-09T00:49:39Z

Code review

I found no new high-confidence bugs. The diff is large (19 files, about 5,400 lines) and most of its risk areas were already raised in earlier threads. I checked the new reach model across GET, HEAD, POST and redirects, the cache's per-reach slots and eviction accounting, the native DNS resolver and connector, browser normalization, the picture and mesh fallbacks, and the diagnostics dedupe. I also confirmed that Reach ordering matches the comparisons, that web-sys has the features the browser code needs, that base64 is a normal engine dependency, and that no production unwrap/expect/panic was added outside test modules.

Bugs

crates/tiles/src/cache.rs:2679: a completed download can be discarded because inherit(...)? runs after a successful response. Confidence about 35%. Inline comment posted.

Security

None new. The browser Local hardcoding in head, post_json, and the fetch/fetch_font callbacks does not carry document-derived URLs. Style-supplied archive keys are refused before they reach the archive helpers. fetch_font uses fixed per-region URLs, and services.fetch is the plugin path, which behaves as before.

Performance

None new. The per-frame costs I noticed (the viewport pass in picture::cover, the refusal dedupe scan, and the mesh fallback on pending tiles) are already in earlier threads.

Quality (grouped nits, not posted inline)

crates/tiles/src/template.rs:236 hand-builds the rustgis-s3: wire format, duplicating rustgis_data::s3_address::bind (s3_address.rs:93). The two can drift. A shared unchecked constructor in rustgis-data would remove the duplication.
crates/engine/src/tests.rs: the leak sentinel changed from S3CRET to zzzz. The new assertions are weaker against accidental matches, and the change has no stated reason.
crates/tiles/src/draw.rs add_error splits messages on "; " and dedupes by piece, so a message that legitimately contains "; " is merged piecewise.

AGENTS.md

Nothing new found. The no-panic, layering, and wasm constraints hold in the changed code, and the new user-visible browser text uses tl!.

Earlier concerns left alone: 78 review threads already exist on this PR. I did not re-raise any of them. That includes the browser redirect refusals, the native proxy bypass, the DNS-order-dependent reach recording, the ping-pong and pending-slot cases, the per-frame performance costs, and the silent template-join fallback.

Change size

Compared with main (merge base 9ce69d0 to PR head 041760d).

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Files changed	19 (0 added, 19 modified, 0 removed, 0 renamed)
Size before	2.89 MB
Size after	3.04 MB
Total size change	+151.6 KB

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crates/tiles/src/source.rs	53.7 KB	88.3 KB	+34.6 KB
crates/tiles/src/picture.rs	34.8 KB	52.8 KB	+18.0 KB
crates/tiles/src/draw.rs	74.2 KB	81.5 KB	+7.3 KB
crates/tiles/src/address.rs	9.4 KB	15.8 KB	+6.4 KB
crates/tiles/src/template.rs	15.1 KB	21.1 KB	+6.0 KB
apps/rustgis-web/src/request.rs	8.8 KB	11.5 KB	+2.7 KB
apps/rustgis-web/src/web.rs	64.2 KB	66.6 KB	+2.4 KB
docs/user-guide/maps.md	36.9 KB	39.1 KB	+2.2 KB
crates/tiles/src/shapes.rs	34.6 KB	35.9 KB	+1.3 KB
crates/data/src/diagnostics.rs	55.7 KB	56.9 KB	+1.3 KB
crates/render/src/tile_mesh.rs	38.4 KB	39.5 KB	+1.2 KB
docs/user-guide/data.md	94.9 KB	95.9 KB	+1.1 KB
crates/tiles/src/style.rs	125.3 KB	126.0 KB	+0.7 KB
crates/tiles/src/warp.rs	14.2 KB	14.8 KB	+0.6 KB
crates/tiles/src/sprite.rs	23.7 KB	24.3 KB	+0.5 KB
crates/render/src/tiles.rs	71.9 KB	72.2 KB	+0.3 KB
crates/engine/tests/earthdata_logout.rs	3.1 KB	3.3 KB	+0.2 KB
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- Around line 935-936: Update the width-related diagnostic coverage around
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conservative point bound for expressions with a finite numeric cap, such as
`min` with a constant limit, rather than always returning 512. Preserve the
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Mavrick-F · 2026-11-09T00:53:38Z

The inline concern is answered with a no-network check: origin inheritance is unchanged after disconnect, and an over-limit address returns the explicit length error through the existing diagnostics path. No source change was needed.

The inert session-log marker change preserves the escaped-key and nesting assertions; its publication-scanner rationale is already in Testing. The proposed shared S3 constructor and error-message grouping refactors are left for the release quality pass; no incorrect grouped message was demonstrated here.

github-actions · 2026-11-09T01:51:34Z

+        assert!(head_with_public(&selected, &public, url).unwrap_err().contains("resolves to"));
+        assert_eq!(target.accept().unwrap_err().kind(), std::io::ErrorKind::WouldBlock);
+    }
+
    /// A download agent that connects only to internet addresses.
    pub(super) fn public_agent(timeout: std::time::Duration) -> ureq::Agent {


Performance (confidence ~80%, not measured): the public pool drops the tile pool sizing that agent() keeps.

agent() (around line 1844) sets max_idle_connections_per_host(PER_HOST) and max_idle_connections(WORKERS), with a comment saying a server's connections are kept so "the next tile doesn't connect again". public_agent builds its config through config_builder(timeout).build() with neither setting, so it gets ureq's defaults.

shared_public_agent() routes through public_agent, and the worker sends every public-ceiling tile and document GET through it (around line 2415). That is the common case for basemaps from a public style. With up to 16 fetches per host in flight, most connections would close after each burst, which means a TLS handshake per tile. Before this PR, tile fetches used the sized pool, so this is a regression introduced here.

Suggested fix, so the public pool keeps the same sizing:

Suggested change

pub(super) fn public_agent(timeout: std::time::Duration) -> ureq::Agent {

pub(super) fn public_agent(timeout: std::time::Duration) -> ureq::Agent {

// The same idle pool as the shared agent: public tiles are fetched through this one.

let config = config_builder(timeout).max_idle_connections_per_host(PER_HOST).max_idle_connections(WORKERS).build();

checked_agent(config, ureq::unversioned::resolver::DefaultResolver::default(), true)

}

A short test would pin it: assert the public agent's config has the same idle limits as agent(). Profiling a public basemap session before and after would confirm the size of the effect.

Verified the mismatch: the pinned HTTP client retains 3 idle connections per host and 10 overall by default, versus 16/32 in the ordinary tile pool. 85b3fec9 gives the public pool the same 16/32 idle limits while retaining its public-only resolver and connector. These are idle limits; active request limits are unchanged. No timing improvement is claimed.

The 12 focused cases, workspace CI, strict WebAssembly build and all-file hooks pass for this commit.

github-actions · 2026-11-09T01:51:42Z

Code review

Bugs

No new bugs survived verification. I checked the DROPPED path, the slot-removal path, the POST redirect handling, and the fetch_error scrubbing, and each one holds.

Security

No new issues found. Destination checks run on the normalized URL before any credential is attached, and http_status only matches an exact HTTP NNN form, so status-only errors carry no URL. (confidence: high)

Performance

The public tile agent drops the pool sizing that the shared agent keeps. public_agent (cache.rs:2197) has no max_idle_connections_per_host(PER_HOST) or max_idle_connections(WORKERS), and every public-ceiling tile and document GET goes through it. Under load, connections close after each burst and get re-established. Inline comment posted. (confidence: ~80%, magnitude not measured)
The per-frame cover selection pass and the per-frame refusal recording were already raised in earlier threads, so I left them alone.

Quality

Nothing new worth raising for this pass. The S3CRET→zzzz fixture rename in engine/src/tests.rs has no stated reason in the PR. It is harmless, but worth a note in the description. (confidence: low)

AGENTS.md

The PR body hosts its screenshots in the author's fork, Mavrick-F/rustgis-assets, via raw.githubusercontent.com. AGENTS.md requires opengeos/rustgis-assets served from assets.rustgis.app/images/…. This is in the description rather than a changed file, so no inline comment. (confidence: high)
All unwrap/expect calls in added lines are in test code, which is allowed.

Prior threads: I left 36 concerns alone because they were already raised: the redirect Manual mode, the proxy scope, mixed-DNS promotion, the per-frame passes, and the cache reach handling. I did not re-raise any of them. The pool sizing above is new, not a re-raise.

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crates/tiles/src/picture.rs	34.8 KB	53.0 KB	+18.2 KB
crates/tiles/src/draw.rs	74.2 KB	85.5 KB	+11.3 KB
crates/tiles/src/template.rs	15.1 KB	21.6 KB	+6.5 KB
crates/tiles/src/address.rs	9.4 KB	15.8 KB	+6.4 KB
crates/tiles/src/style.rs	125.3 KB	128.0 KB	+2.7 KB
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Trivial · Test reuse with a public-looking hostname. · cache.rs:3584-3586

crates/tiles/src/cache.rs:3584-3586
Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value

Test reuse with a public-looking hostname.

Add a keep-alive case that uses LocalAnswer to resolve a public-looking hostname to the listener. The current loopback URL also classifies as Local by name, so a reuse regression that falls back to URL classification could pass while labeling locally fetched responses Public.
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Review comment at @crates/tiles/src/cache.rs around lines 3584 - 3586:
Add a keep-alive case to the test using native::fetch_answer and LocalAnswer
that resolves a public-looking hostname to the listener, then assert the
response origin is Reach::Local. Keep the existing loopback case and ensure the
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Review comments at @crates/tiles/src/template.rs:
- Around line 265-273: Update absolute-URL detection in the reference-joining
logic around href and href_path so URL-like text in a query or fragment does not
classify the reference as absolute. Query-only references such as
?next=https://example.org must follow the existing relative-reference resolution
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- Around line 3584-3586: Add a keep-alive case to the test using
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Mavrick-F · 2026-11-09T03:00:19Z

The keep-alive fixture in 85b3fec9 now exercises both the existing literal-loopback address and a public-looking hostname resolved to the owned listener by LocalAnswer. Each case reads two responses on the same accepted socket and checks both final URLs and their Local reach.

The 12 focused cases, workspace CI, strict WebAssembly build and all-file hooks pass for this commit.

Mavrick-F · 2026-11-09T03:00:21Z

The idle-pool mismatch is fixed in 85b3fec9, with details in the inline reply.

The session-log fixture rationale is already in the PR’s Testing section: a short inert omission marker retains the escaped-key and nesting cases.

The screenshots are PR evidence pinned to immutable commits in the assets fork, following the local contribution workflow. The attachment guidance permits PR screenshots outside the documentation asset CDN, including GitHub attachments. No fork image links are introduced into the documentation.

github-actions · 2026-11-09T03:05:00Z

    // A secret's key written twice is read as its last value: the first isn't kept as written.
-    let _ =
-        s.run("script.run", &json!({"script": "map.new {\"name\": \"M\", \"secretAccessKey\": \"S3CRET\", \"secretAccessKey\": \"\"}"}));
+    let _ = s.run("script.run", &json!({"script": "map.new {\"name\": \"M\", \"secretAccessKey\": \"zzzz\", \"secretAccessKey\": \"\"}"}));


Quality (low confidence, unrelated to this PR's stated scope): the session-log redaction test's sentinel changed from S3CRET to zzzz, here and in the other script and service cases, and the AWS-style key became AKIAIOSFODNN7zzzz. The PR body doesn't mention this. A four-letter sentinel is more likely to appear incidentally in other params or the project name, so !contains("zzzz") is a weaker check than before. If the rename is needed (for example a secret scanner flagging S3CRET), consider a longer unique sentinel, or splitting the change out.

Left for the release quality pass.

The PR’s Testing section already explains the inert marker and the preserved escaped-key and nesting cases. The absence check still fails if a marked value is retained; incidental substring collisions could cause a spurious failure. Choosing a longer inert marker is left for the release quality pass.

github-actions · 2026-11-09T03:05:12Z

Code review

I read the whole staged diff and prior-review set, and checked the security-relevant paths in detail. I found no new correctness or security bug that I could confirm, so the findings below are mostly quality points and coverage gaps. I did not read every line of cache.rs, picture.rs, shapes.rs or warp.rs in full, so treat the "no bug found" result as bounded by that.

Bugs

None confirmed with enough confidence to post as a defect.

Security

None confirmed. Checked and found consistent: check_reach ceiling handling, the CheckedResolver filter before connect (forbidden removed, ceiling enforced, proxy(None)), ReachConnector group fallback, the redirect loop narrowing ceiling by observed reach, the template join selector handling (document cannot choose an account), and the browser Manual/Error redirect modes. The NAT64 [0x64,0xff9b,0,0,0,0,hi,lo] extraction is correct.
Residual design risk, low confidence (~30%): a public-name explicit request whose DNS answers include a LAN address, with the public group failing first, records Reach::Local, and its descendants then get a LAN ceiling. This is the documented split-DNS trade-off, so I left it to the existing thread.

Performance

Nothing new beyond the existing threads on per-frame check and selection passes.

Quality (grouped nits, low confidence)

crates/engine/src/tests.rs ~29710: unrelated sentinel rename S3CRET→zzzz. Posted inline; left for the release quality pass.
crates/tiles/src/style.rs (Source::Vector/Raster/RasterDem.from doc says None for a user-selected template), but crates/tiles/src/source.rs ~4253–4255 sets Some(reached) for user-selected TileJSON too. Behaviour matches main (which also checked those templates against the TileJSON URL), so only the comment is wrong.
crates/tiles/src/cache.rs forget_pending drops the pending slot when other is None, which is intended, but the reasoning is subtle and would benefit from a comment.

AGENTS.md

No non-test unwrap/expect/panic in the added lines that I could see. Test-only unwraps are inside #[cfg(test)].
Dependencies used (base64 in engine, url in data, web-sys Url/RequestRedirect/Response features) are already declared. No new assets, so no ATTRIBUTION.md rows are needed.
I could not run cargo xtask ci or the wasm build without a shell, so compile and test status is unverified here.

Prior reviews: 83 threads were on the PR (24 unresolved). I left alone every concern they already raise and did not re-post any of them. I posted one new inline comment (the sentinel rename).

Change size

Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 9ce69d0 to PR head 85b3fec).

Measure	Value
Files changed	19 (0 added, 19 modified, 0 removed, 0 renamed)
Size before	2.89 MB (3,034,876 B)
Size after	3.05 MB (3,195,535 B)
Total size change	+158 KB (+160,659 B)

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crates/tiles/src/cache.rs	187.7 KB	250.8 KB	+63.2 KB
crates/tiles/src/source.rs	53.7 KB	88.3 KB	+34.6 KB
crates/tiles/src/picture.rs	34.8 KB	53.0 KB	+18.2 KB
crates/tiles/src/draw.rs	74.2 KB	85.5 KB	+11.3 KB
crates/tiles/src/template.rs	15.1 KB	22.1 KB	+7.0 KB
crates/tiles/src/address.rs	9.4 KB	15.8 KB	+6.4 KB
crates/tiles/src/style.rs	125.3 KB	128.0 KB	+2.7 KB
apps/rustgis-web/src/request.rs	8.8 KB	11.5 KB	+2.7 KB
apps/rustgis-web/src/web.rs	64.2 KB	66.5 KB	+2.4 KB
docs/user-guide/maps.md	36.9 KB	39.1 KB	+2.2 KB
crates/tiles/src/shapes.rs	34.6 KB	35.9 KB	+1.3 KB
crates/data/src/diagnostics.rs	55.7 KB	56.9 KB	+1.3 KB
crates/render/src/tile_mesh.rs	38.4 KB	39.5 KB	+1.1 KB
docs/user-guide/data.md	94.9 KB	96.0 KB	+1.1 KB
crates/tiles/src/warp.rs	14.2 KB	14.8 KB	+0.6 KB
crates/tiles/src/sprite.rs	23.7 KB	24.3 KB	+0.5 KB
crates/render/src/tiles.rs	71.9 KB	72.2 KB	+0.3 KB
crates/engine/tests/earthdata_logout.rs	3.1 KB	3.3 KB	+0.2 KB
crates/engine/src/tests.rs	1.97 MB	1.97 MB	−28 B

Mavrick-F · 2026-11-09T03:09:53Z

A directly supplied tile template has no supplying document. Templates from a TileJSON retain that document’s provenance even when the user selected the TileJSON. Clarifying this distinction in the from comment and explaining the no-alternate case in forget_pending are left for the release quality pass. The fixture-marker point is answered inline. No source change or new test run is needed for these wording suggestions.

Mavrick-F · 2026-11-09T05:05:58Z

@coderabbitai approve

Current head: 85b3fec92eae8b154724dd73ebb1c2ebddb4b9d9. The query-reference fix, matching public-pool idle limits and public-looking-host keep-alive coverage are pushed. All checks pass and all CodeRabbit threads are resolved. The marked release-quality deferrals remain recorded.

coderabbitai · 2026-11-09T05:06:30Z

@Mavrick-F The approval workflow will check eligibility and review readiness.

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Since opengeos#1560 the browser's downloads refuse redirects, because fetch hides where they lead. The pop-up's pictures go through those downloads, so the privacy page, the editing guide and popupmedia's notes now say a redirect is followed on the desktop and refused in the web app.

…erver or on click (#1465) * feat(ui): links in the identify pop-up, and pictures from the asset server or on click A value that is an http:// or https:// address (strictly: a host name or IP address, no spaces, quotes or user name before the host, at most 2048 bytes) is drawn as a hyperlink that opens in the browser, in a new tab on the web so the map stays open, with Copy Link in its context menu. Other text, javascript:, file: and data: values included, is shown as before. Without a picture kept in a value (a data:image/... thumbnail, which still wins), the pop-up can show a picture from the web: the https:// address in a field named image, image_url, photo, photo_url, picture, picture_url, thumbnail or thumbnail_url (any case, with or without _, - or spaces), else the first address whose path ends in .jpg, .jpeg, .png or .webp. Fetching a picture named by the data tells its server who opened the file, so only https://assets.rustgis.app/ is fetched as the pop-up opens: exactly that host, compared without regard to case, with no port, user name, subdomain or trailing dot. A picture on any other server shows a Show Picture button naming the server, and nothing is fetched until it is clicked. Plain http:// pictures and addresses on this computer or the local network are never fetched, and the pop-up says so. Pictures go through the tile cache's downloads (worker threads natively, the browser's fetch on the web) with a 4 MB budget the fetchers enforce while reading. Natively they use the public-only agent through a new cache::download_public_limited, so a public-looking name or a redirect that resolves to this computer or the local network is refused where it resolves, past what the address check can tell; the header is checked against 2048 x 2048 pixels before anything is decoded, and the decoded picture is kept at most 1024 pixels a side. Each address's picture, or why there is none, is kept for the session (16 addresses, the least recently shown dropped first), so it isn't fetched again when the pop-up reopens, nor a failure every frame. A failure says why in the pop-up ("Picture unavailable: ..." with the server's answer, the network or CORS error, too many bytes or pixels, not a picture) and the address stays a link. The image crate's WebP decoder, already built for map tiles, is named in the UI crate's features so .webp pictures decode there too. docs: the pop-up's links and pictures in the user guide; privacy.md says which pictures are fetched by themselves, which wait for a click, and which are never fetched. * fix(ui): a slash in a link's query doesn't make it a picture address The pop-up judged whether a link is a picture by the text after the first `/` past the scheme, and only then cut the query and fragment. In an address without a path, such as `https://x.org?next=/a.jpg`, that slash is in the query, so a plain link was offered as a picture (and on the asset server fetched without being asked). The query and fragment are now cut first, so only the path is judged. * fix(ui): the pop-up prefers a picture it can fetch, and names a format it can't read The pop-up took the first candidate picture address in a feature, so a plain `http://` address (never fetched) in `photo` hid an `https://` one in `thumbnail`, and the pop-up said only https:// pictures are fetched although it had one. A candidate that would be fetched now comes first, among the picture fields and then the picture-file addresses; the first candidate is still chosen when none would be, so the reason it isn't fetched is shown. A picture in a format without a decoder here (BMP, TIFF) was reported as "not a picture". The header's unsupported-format error now gives "BMP pictures aren't supported". The privacy page and the module doc now say that a redirect the asset server answers with is followed, as for any download (in the web app by the browser), and the user guide says fields are taken in the order of their names, as the pop-up's attribute map keeps them. * fix(ui): pop-up pictures go with a sign-out, and their header is read within decoding's memory A picture fetched for the identify pop-up goes through the tile cache's downloads, which add an ArcGIS or login token for the servers it covers, but the pop-up kept it for the session after a sign-out cleared the cached tiles. `cache::clear` now counts its runs (`cache::clears`), and the pop-up forgets its pictures, those still being fetched too, whenever the count moves: a sign-out or sign-in, a login that ends, Reload Web Layers. `decode` read a fetched picture's header with the reader's default limits. For a PNG that unpacks the colour profile (iCCP) up to 512 MiB, so a picture of about 3.4 MB, inside the 4 MB budget, took over 500 MB before decoding was refused. The header is now read within the same 64 MiB as `decode_picture`, without its pixel limits, so a picture past them is still refused saying how large it is. An `HTTPS://` picture reached the downloads with its scheme as written, where the https-to-http redirect check looks for a lowercase `https://`, so a redirect from it down to plain `http://` was followed. The pop-up now lowercases the scheme before downloading. A `data:image/webp` value is shown as the feature's picture (and named "picture" in the table), as JPEG and PNG values are; the decoder reads WebP. The user guide states the whole rule for a value to be a link and the kinds of kept pictures, and both pages say when fetched pictures are forgotten. * fix(identify): give metadata addresses their own reason, fit pictures Address refusals for link-local and metadata hosts said "not fetched from this computer or the local network", which is not why they are refused. They now get "that address is never fetched" (Failure::Forbidden). A fetch error cut at 200 characters now ends with an ellipsis, so the reader can tell the line is incomplete. Pictures are forgotten with the tile cache once per frame, not only when a web picture is shown, so a sign-out drops them as the docs say. A picture in the identify pop-up is capped to the pop-up's height limit less the header and the rows' minimum, so it can't push the rows out of the limit. Applied by the claude-autofix workflow. * fix(identify): drop sign-out pictures on every frame The identify pop-up checked for a cache clear only while it was drawn, so pictures read with a signed-in login stayed in memory after a sign-out until the next pop-up. Check on every map frame, before the hide-overlays return, so they go with the cache's tiles. Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Applied by the claude-autofix workflow. * fix(identify): orient pictures, repaint on cache clear Pictures in the identify pop-up were decoded as stored, so a phone photo with an EXIF Orientation tag showed sideways or upside down. The decoder's orientation is now read and applied before the picture is converted. A cache clear (a sign-out finishing on a worker thread) now wakes the app, so the pop-up's pictures are forgotten without waiting for the next input. The check that forgets them also moved to the top of mapview::show, so it runs even when no map frame is drawn (a too-small view, the catalog or a layout). Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Applied by the claude-autofix workflow. * docs(ui): say the web app refuses a picture's redirect Since #1560 the browser's downloads refuse redirects, because fetch hides where they lead. The pop-up's pictures go through those downloads, so the privacy page, the editing guide and popupmedia's notes now say a redirect is followed on the desktop and refused in the web app. * fix(web): give up a pop-up picture that stalls, as tiles are On the web a download with a byte budget had no stall timer, so a picture whose server stopped sending kept "Loading picture…" until the browser's own network timeout. A download kept to internet addresses (the pop-up's pictures, whose addresses come from data) now gets the same 30-second stall timer as tiles and documents, and ends with "Picture unavailable: nothing came in 30 seconds". Downloads the user asked for still have none. cache::gives_up_when_stalled holds the decision, with a test. --------- Co-authored-by: giswqs <5016453+giswqs@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Qiusheng Wu <giswqs@gmail.com>

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fix: preserve diagnostic reasons after secret-bearing addresses #1501

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-    pub(super) fn public_agent(timeout: std::time::Duration) -> ureq::Agent {
+    pub(super) fn public_agent(timeout: std::time::Duration) -> ureq::Agent {
+        // The same idle pool as the shared agent: public tiles are fetched through this one.
+        let config = config_builder(timeout).max_idle_connections_per_host(PER_HOST).max_idle_connections(WORKERS).build();
+        checked_agent(config, ureq::unversioned::resolver::DefaultResolver::default(), true)
+    }

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