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Data: keep the login on same-origin links with spaces, sent as a browser would - #1625
login_address::inherit decided whether a derived link keeps the document's login by running raw_origin over the whole URL. raw_origin refuses a URL with whitespace, a control character or a backslash anywhere, including the path and query, so a same-origin link like https://maps.example.org/wms?map=a b (or a relative href with a space, joined onto a bound document by ogc::resolve) came back unbound and was fetched anonymously with no notice. The docs say such addresses are refused or reported.
Fix
inherit now compares on the scheme and authority alone (authority_origin), still held to raw_origin's rules: a space, backslash, tab, control character or user information inside the authority, another host, scheme or port, or a leading space never matches. When the authority is the document's origin, the rest of the link is written as a WHATWG URL parser (browsers, the url crate) sends it (as_sent): trailing spaces and controls, tabs and line breaks are dropped, a backslash in the path becomes /, and remaining whitespace, controls and backslashes are percent-encoded. The authority is untouched, so the login only ever reaches the origin it was bound to; no origin gains a login it did not have before. Clean links are kept byte for byte.
Design choice: keep the login and send the link as a client would, rather than refusing the request (fail closed). The first push did the latter, but the review showed that an unparseable wrapper is silently dropped by callers that check is_web(inner(..)) (legends, dated tile addresses on project load, STAC assets) and makes the tileset fallback lose its connection, so refusing traded one silent loss for several.
Tests
login_address::tests::same_origin_link_with_unsafe_characters_keeps_its_login: spaces in path and query, a backslash in path and query, a control character, tab, line break and trailing space, a fragment space and a non-breaking space keep the binding with the expected sent URL; foreign hosts, lookalike suffix hosts, a backslash, space or tab in the authority, user information, another scheme or port, and a leading space stay unbound; a clean link is unchanged.
ogc::document_tests::same_origin_document_links_with_unsafe_characters_keep_the_login: absolute, host-relative, relative, backslash and query-only hrefs with a space in every WMS/WMTS/WFS/WCS document shape keep the login from a bound document, stay anonymous from an unbound one, and a foreign host never gets it.
tiles::tests::same_origin_legend_with_a_space_keeps_its_login (map crate): such a legend survives checked_legends and check_url.
The new data tests fail on main and pass here. docs/user-guide/data.md describes the case.
Same-origin links containing spaces, backslashes, or control characters now retain the associated login. These characters are normalized in the request URL; links to other origins remain unbound.
Legend and time URLs with percent-encoded characters are now measured accurately against the 4096-byte limit, including when login information is inherited.
Documentation
Updated the data guide to explain how special characters in same-origin links are handled.
`login_address::inherit` compared origins with `raw_origin` over the
whole URL, which refuses any URL holding whitespace, a control character
or a backslash anywhere, query included. A same-origin link such as
`https://maps.example.org/wms?map=a b`, or a relative href with a space
joined onto a bound document, therefore came back unbound and was
fetched anonymously with no notice.
Compare on the scheme and authority alone, still held to `raw_origin`'s
rules, so only a provably same-origin link keeps the binding. The
wrapper then fails `parse` because of the unsafe characters, and request
validation refuses it instead of sending an anonymous request, as for
oversized same-origin links. No other origin gains a login.
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Same-origin URLs with unsafe characters outside the authority are normalized and retain their login binding. Tile legend and time-address length checks count percent-encoded bytes as single bytes. Tests and user documentation cover these changes.
Changes: Same-origin URL handling
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Normalize same-origin links while retaining bindings crates/data/src/login_address.rs, crates/data/src/ogc_document_tests.rs, docs/user-guide/data.md
inherit compares scheme and authority. For matching origins, it normalizes unsafe characters in the path, query, or fragment and retains the binding. Tests cover bound and unbound requests, and the documentation describes the normalization rules.
Count advertised bytes in tile URL limits crates/map/src/tiles.rs
Legend and time-address length checks count each valid %HH escape as one byte. Tests cover inherited login encoding and near-limit URLs.
The change preserves login inheritance for ordinary links with spaces, but retains narrow URL-handling inconsistencies. Some query-sensitive requests can change behavior, oversized legends can select an anonymous fallback, and near-limit dated URLs can cause a tile layer to disappear on reopening. These are bounded risks suitable for explicit owner acceptance or correction.
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A rabbit checks each link with care, And keeps the login traveling there. Spaces curl to %20, Backslashes turn to slashes straight. Encoded bytes fit the count, The rabbit hops past every bound.
Same-origin legends and time URLs that contain a space are now dropped silently. Before this PR they stayed plain URLs and were kept. Now the login wrapper fails parse, inner returns the raw wrapper, and the is_web filters in crates/map/src/tiles.rs (checked_legends at 213, repair at 463/467) drop them with no notice. This contradicts the docs, which say such requests are refused, and breaks the "Never silent" rule. The same pattern hits STAC in crates/tiles/src/stac.rs (166, 318, 548, 568). Confidence: high (~90%). Posted inline at crates/data/src/login_address.rs:134, with a suggested fix and a regression test to add. The new tests don't reach these filters, so CI doesn't catch it.
Security
No issue found. inherit compares only the scheme and authority, and the authority is still held to raw_origin's rules. Any URL with whitespace, a control character or a backslash anywhere still fails parse and check, and check is called before every send in crates/data/src/source/remote.rs and check_url in tiles.rs. Credentials cannot be attached to a different host. Confidence: high.
Performance
No issue found. The extra authority slice and scan are negligible.
Quality
The error a user sees for a refused link is "not a bound service login address" (the BAD constant). That does not say the link has a space. The same text is used for the oversized case. This is a wording point, so it can wait for the release quality pass. Confidence: medium (~60%).
Design trade-off (no change requested): a public service whose same-origin link has a space worked before this PR when fetched anonymously and now errors. The PR accepts this on purpose, so I raise it only as a question. Confidence: medium.
Nit: docs/user-guide/data.md lines 125–128 wrap oddly ("…are left" / "unchanged and reported."). This is a wording point for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
"Test both ways" and "Never silent" are broken by the dropped legend and time URLs above. Everything else checked out: no unwrap or panic! in non-test code, the test panic! matches the existing test helper, no wasm or layering issues, no new dependencies.
Earlier concerns: none. prior-reviews.json has no threads, so nothing was left out as already raised.
I could not run the test suite (no Bash in this session), so the tests' pass or fail status is unverified. The reasoning above is from reading the code.
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Review comments at @crates/data/src/login_address.rs:
- Around line 119-123: Update the tileset-link handling around authority_origin
and service.layers so a bound link with a query containing spaces is recognized
as same-origin rather than treated as a foreign hop. When adding the same-origin
fallback, preserve and reuse the saved connection so protected tiles continue to
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Review comments at @docs/user-guide/data.md:
- Around line 866-868: Update collections discovery for logged-in OGC API
landing pages to validate advertised typed JSON data links before URL
normalization or encoding; refuse links containing spaces, backslashes, or
control characters rather than fetching a normalized version with the login.
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Refusing the malformed wrapper made callers that check `is_web(inner(..))`
drop such links silently: legends, dated tile addresses on project load,
STAC assets, and the tileset fallback lost its connection.
Once the authority matches the document's origin, write the rest of the
link the way a WHATWG URL parser sends it: drop trailing spaces and
controls, tabs and line breaks, turn a backslash in the path into `/`
and percent-encode the remaining whitespace, controls and backslashes.
The authority is untouched, so the login stays at the same origin, and
the wrapper parses, so every caller keeps and fetches the link. Clean
links are kept exactly.
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Data: refuse, not anonymise, same-origin links with spaces in a logged-in document
Data: keep the login on same-origin links with spaces, sent as a browser would
Nov 8, 2026
Silent drop after encoding (medium, ~60%).checked_legends (crates/map/src/tiles.rs:213) and check_url now measure the 4096-byte limit on the encoded form. A same-origin legend of about 4,000 raw bytes with spaces can grow past the limit and be dropped with no notice. Posted on the new test at tiles.rs:674, since the line itself is outside the diff.
Security
None found. I checked the authority handling in authority_origin, which refuses whitespace, controls, backslashes and user information before the first /, ? or #. I also checked \ and tab tricks, :443 and :0443 defaults, and [-IPv6 hosts. Each either keeps the same origin or fails closed to an unbound link.
Performance
None worth raising. as_sent is linear, and the length is bounded by the 16 KB parser limit.
Quality
Overstated "as a browser would" (medium, ~70%). The query backslash becomes %5C, where WHATWG keeps it raw. The encoding is forced, because parse rejects any backslash in the whole URL, so the doc should say so. "<>|^ and non-ASCII are left raw, where a browser would encode them, and {} stays raw for templates. Posted at login_address.rs:141.
Nits, grouped and not posted inline: format! allocates once per encoded byte (write! would avoid it), and the ogc test's target.replace("a/b", "a\\b") helper is brittle.
AGENTS.md
Silent rewrite (medium, ~60%).inherit drops tabs and line breaks, trims whitespace, turns a path \ into /, and encodes spaces, all with no notice. AGENTS.md "Never silent" asks lossy readers to report what changed, and the new tests cover the sent URL but not any notice. Posted at login_address.rs:161.
Earlier threads: I left 3 alone. The legend silent-drop and tileset-fallback threads were answered by the PR's approach and are covered by the new tests. The collections-discovery thread is outdated, and the author's changed approach is documented.
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Compared with the base branch (merge base 2c9ac6d to PR head e228df5).
I read the diff, the staged metadata, the existing review threads, and the surrounding code in login_address.rs, tiles.rs, address.rs, arcgis_auth.rs and the test helpers. I could not run the tests or cargo xtask ci (no shell access here), so the results below come from reading the code.
Bugs
Silent legend and time-URL drop near the 4096-byte limit (regression, medium-high confidence, ~75%).inherit now returns the rewritten form, which is longer than the advertised link, and checked_legends (tiles.rs:213) and repair (tiles.rs:463, :467) measure that longer form against 4096. A same-origin legend that passed before can now be dropped with no notice. Posted inline at login_address.rs:165. This re-raises a prior thread; the author's reply deferred it to the quality pass, which AGENTS.md doesn't allow for silent loss.
Security
No new issues found. The authority is still compared through raw_origin rules (no whitespace, backslash, controls or user info), so a login can't reach a different host. as_sent matches WHATWG for tabs, line breaks, trailing controls, path backslashes and percent-encoding. The parse check re-validates the origin on the rewritten URL.
Performance
No meaningful issues. as_sent allocates once per same-origin link.
Quality (nits, left for the release quality pass)
inherit calls raw_origin(url) again after authority_origin has already checked the authority.
as_sent uses format! inside its loop; write! or a hex table would avoid the allocations.
The ogc_document_tests assertion uses starts_with, which is weaker than an equality check on the sent URL.
AGENTS.md
The rewrite has no notice, and the new tests check only the sent URL. The "Never silent" rule asks for a notice on approximated data. The author's reply argues that the HTTP client does the same rewrite and that a notice would be unactionable. That argument is plausible, so I did not re-post it.
Also left alone: the non-ASCII and "<>|^ characters left raw, and the fallback behaviour for oversized wrappers. Both are already covered by prior threads or the docs.
Already raised, not re-posted: 6 earlier concerns (the silent drop on checked_legends/repair/STAC, which the author fixed; the tileset fallback; the collections refusal; the rewrite with no notice; the legend limit, which I re-raised; and the encoding-scope comment). The author's replies and the code now agree on the first three.
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Compared with the base branch (whole PR, merge base 2c9ac6d to head 3250ce0).
… length
A same-origin link that inherits a login now has its spaces written as
`%20`, which made it longer than the address the service advertised.
Legends and dated tile addresses near the 4096-byte limit could then be
left out silently. Count each percent escape as the byte it stands for
when checking those limits.
I read the diff, the full login_address.rs, the staged PR metadata and the 7 prior threads. I could not build or run the tests (no shell in this run), so the test assertions below are verified by reading only. The login-origin logic checks out. The problems are in the length-limit change in tiles.rs.
Bugs
Escape discount applies to plain URLs too (crates/map/src/tiles.rs:209, posted inline). advertised_len is applied to every legend and time URL, so a plain address with %XX escapes can pass the 4096 limit it failed before this PR. Confidence: high on behaviour, medium on impact. Suggested fix is in the inline comment.
check_url still measures the encoded length.check_url (tiles.rs:580, not in the diff) refuses url.len() > 4096 on the as-sent form. repair runs it on the main self.url (tiles.rs:491). A same-origin tile URL with about 4000 raw bytes and about 60 spaces now becomes a bound wrapper, and repair returns "the address is too long". Before this PR that address was fetched anonymously. The error is not silent, but the limit is now inconsistent: the discount is used for legends and dated addresses and not for the main URL. Confidence: medium (about 55%). The new test only checks check_url on a short link, so it does not cover this.
Security
None found. The login is bound to the authority only. authority_origin applies raw_origin to scheme and host, so backslashes, whitespace, controls, @ and foreign hosts all fail closed. I checked split_once("://"), find(['/', '?', '#']), leading-space cases, and as_sent (it cannot alter the authority). Confidence: high.
Performance
Minor: as_sent calls format! for each byte of a rewritten URL. This is cold-path input, so the cost is negligible. Confidence: high.
Quality
repair (tiles.rs:472, :476) hard-codes 4096 in two places that the PR touched, while MAX_LEGEND_URL exists. Suggest using the constant. Confidence: high.
authority_origin repeats the split logic already in raw_origin. A small helper would remove it. Confidence: high.
The ogc_document_tests assertion uses starts_with(&target), which would also accept trailing junk. Confidence: medium.
Quality points like these are grouped here and not posted inline, per AGENTS.md.
AGENTS.md
The "Never silent" concern about the URL rewrite (no notice, tab and newline dropped) was raised in an earlier thread. The author answered it, so I left it alone. Confidence in the answer's sufficiency: medium.
The limit change above is also a "Never silent" concern: the limit is now bypassed for plain URLs with no notice. This is the same issue as the Bugs finding, filed under the rule it breaks.
Prior concerns
6 earlier concerns left alone: the silent-rewrite notice (answered), the legend and time silent drop (fixed in the PR, but the new plain-URL issue above is a different problem), the tileset-fallback login (fixed), the collections link (fixed), the as_sent doc accuracy (fixed), and the coverage gap for near-limit legends (fixed).
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Minor · Do not fall back from an oversized bound legend URL. · login_address.rs:164-169
crates/data/src/login_address.rs:164-169 Minor · Functional Correctness · Low value
Do not fall back from an oversized bound legend URL.
When a WMS document advertises an oversized same-origin GetLegendGraphic URL and a foreign GetMap URL, the malformed wrapper fails is_web. RustGIS then requests the foreign fallback anonymously. Preserve the rejection instead of substituting the GetMap endpoint.
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Review comment at @crates/data/src/login_address.rs around lines 164 - 169:
Preserve the oversized same-origin GetLegendGraphic URL as a rejected bound URL
rather than allowing the malformed wrapper to trigger fallback to the foreign
GetMap endpoint. Update the logic around authority_origin and the PREFIX binding
so failed is_web validation cannot result in an anonymous request to that
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Review comments at @crates/data/src/login_address.rs:
- Around line 133-155: Update as_sent so backslashes after the query delimiter
are preserved literally through link binding and request construction, rather
than percent-encoded as %5C. Keep the existing path backslash normalization and
handling of other whitespace and control characters unchanged.
Review comments at @crates/map/src/tiles.rs:
- Around line 209-213: Update advertised_len to report the original byte length
of the URL returned by rustgis_data::login_address::inner, without discounting
percent-encoded escapes; remove the escape-count adjustment while preserving the
existing address normalization.
- Around line 472-476: Update URL validation in the repair path for time_url and
time_urls to use the same length limit as check_url, so a dated URL accepted by
repair remains valid when apply_time selects it and the project is reopened.
Preserve the existing web-address and finite-date checks.
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Review comments at @crates/data/src/login_address.rs:
- Around line 164-169: Preserve the oversized same-origin GetLegendGraphic URL
as a rejected bound URL rather than allowing the malformed wrapper to trigger
fallback to the foreign GetMap endpoint. Update the logic around
authority_origin and the PREFIX binding so failed is_web validation cannot
result in an anonymous request to that fallback.
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`service.add` dropped legend pictures whose addresses were too long for
the tile layer without a word. A same-origin link can now grow past the
limit once its spaces are encoded for the login, so count the legends
left out and say so in one notice.
This replaces measuring the limits on a discounted length, which also
loosened them for plain addresses and disagreed with `check_url`.
I checked the changed code against the base, read the existing review threads, and traced the callers in ogc, stac, tiles and service.rs. I found no crash paths, no leaked secrets, and no way to send a login to a different origin. I did not run the test suite; the findings are from reading.
Bugs
None confirmed. The origin check is sound: authority_origin holds the authority to raw_origin's rules, and as_sent never touches it. Every character raw_origin refuses in the rest of the URL is rewritten or dropped, so parse accepts the wrapper.
Security
None. The login is only attached when the authority matches the bound origin, and a foreign host, lookalike suffix, user info or port change still refuses it. The test covers these.
Performance
None worth raising. as_sent allocates per encoded byte, which is negligible for URLs capped near 16 KB.
Quality
Inline comment on login_address.rs:148: use write! instead of format! in as_sent (nit, suggestion attached).
ogc_document_tests.rs derives the expected values with replace("%20", " ").replace("a/b", "a\\b"). The unbound-case expectation for a\\b/advertised is unexplained and hard to follow. Spell out each expected value per case.
service.rs: .min(MAX_LEGENDS) on offered is redundant, because ogc already caps legends at 16 and checked_legends takes at most 16. Harmless.
data.md omits the fragment (#) from the list of characters that are encoded, and says "trailing spaces" where the code trims trailing controls too. Nit.
AGENTS.md
Never-crash and never-silent rules hold for the new code. Both branches of the legend notice are tested. Engine notices are not translated, which matches the existing QUERY_WITHHELD_NOTICE convention.
Inline comment on login_address.rs:242: a backslash right after the host is refused and sent anonymously, but WHATWG treats it as a path delimiter, so the test's "foreign" label and the browser framing disagree. Medium confidence (~50%). Refusing is the safe default; the request is to say so.
Already raised, left alone
The silent rewrite of same-origin links (the github-actions thread, answered by the maintainer). The reply holds for most characters, since the HTTP client does the same. I did not re-raise it.
The query backslash sent as %5C (CodeRabbit, login_address.rs:155, unresolved, no maintainer reply). The code it points at is unchanged, so I did not post it again.
The earlier advertised_len and dated-address concerns. The maintainer reverted the first and added a notice (54d913d) for the second. I checked the STAC 4000-byte check and found no silent drop on reload.
Earlier concerns left alone: 4 (the query-backslash thread and the silent-rewrite thread, plus two resolved ones that the current code answers). Two new inline comments posted.
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Compared with main (merge base 2c9ac6d to PR head 54d913d): the whole PR.
@coderabbitai The outside-diff point on an oversized same-origin GetLegendGraphic URL (login_address.rs:164-169) concerns the oversized-wrapper path that predates this PR and is unchanged by it; it is left for the release quality pass. Every inline thread has been answered and resolved (the first-round findings were fixed by e228df5 and 54d913d). Please re-review and approve if nothing else is outstanding.
@giswqs The oversized-wrapper construction in inherit is unchanged. I note your decision to leave that issue for the release quality pass.
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login_address::inheritdecided whether a derived link keeps the document's login by runningraw_originover the whole URL.raw_originrefuses a URL with whitespace, a control character or a backslash anywhere, including the path and query, so a same-origin link likehttps://maps.example.org/wms?map=a b(or a relative href with a space, joined onto a bound document byogc::resolve) came back unbound and was fetched anonymously with no notice. The docs say such addresses are refused or reported.Fix
inheritnow compares on the scheme and authority alone (authority_origin), still held toraw_origin's rules: a space, backslash, tab, control character or user information inside the authority, another host, scheme or port, or a leading space never matches. When the authority is the document's origin, the rest of the link is written as a WHATWG URL parser (browsers, theurlcrate) sends it (as_sent): trailing spaces and controls, tabs and line breaks are dropped, a backslash in the path becomes/, and remaining whitespace, controls and backslashes are percent-encoded. The authority is untouched, so the login only ever reaches the origin it was bound to; no origin gains a login it did not have before. Clean links are kept byte for byte.Design choice: keep the login and send the link as a client would, rather than refusing the request (fail closed). The first push did the latter, but the review showed that an unparseable wrapper is silently dropped by callers that check
is_web(inner(..))(legends, dated tile addresses on project load, STAC assets) and makes the tileset fallback lose its connection, so refusing traded one silent loss for several.Tests
login_address::tests::same_origin_link_with_unsafe_characters_keeps_its_login: spaces in path and query, a backslash in path and query, a control character, tab, line break and trailing space, a fragment space and a non-breaking space keep the binding with the expected sent URL; foreign hosts, lookalike suffix hosts, a backslash, space or tab in the authority, user information, another scheme or port, and a leading space stay unbound; a clean link is unchanged.ogc::document_tests::same_origin_document_links_with_unsafe_characters_keep_the_login: absolute, host-relative, relative, backslash and query-only hrefs with a space in every WMS/WMTS/WFS/WCS document shape keep the login from a bound document, stay anonymous from an unbound one, and a foreign host never gets it.tiles::tests::same_origin_legend_with_a_space_keeps_its_login(map crate): such a legend surviveschecked_legendsandcheck_url.The new data tests fail on
mainand pass here.docs/user-guide/data.mddescribes the case.Closes #1592
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