fix(scripts): close check-doc-tokens regex gaps and run it in CI - #2565
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Running gitleaks 8.30.1 with this repo's .gitleaks.toml over main reports five findings. Four of them are in skills/*/references/*.md -- the files check-doc-tokens.sh exists to guard -- and it calls all four clean. Fourteen reference docs carried values that read as real: open ids, chat ids, a message id, a prefix-less Base token, a partially masked Base token that kept its real head and tail, a wiki delete task id, a form share token, a reaction record id, and a page token with four x's glued onto the end. Each value is replaced with the placeholder convention its own file already uses, and no replacement asserts a prefix the doc does not otherwise document: the approval document sample becomes <document_id> because the neighbouring table calls it a document_id and the sample's own "type" is docx; the form share token becomes <share_token>, matching the six other occurrences in that file; the reactions doc gets <REACTION_ID> and <PAGE_TOKEN>, matching the <PAGE_TOKEN> that reactions.batch_query already carries in the affordance table. The reaction id is an audited example, so affordance/im.md and the reactions.delete row in internal/affordance/im_source_test.go move with it -- TestIMAffordanceExamplesTraceToCurrentSkill pins the three copies together and caught the drift. After this commit gitleaks reports one finding, "obj_token": "doxcnResolved123" in shortcuts/doc/doc_media_test.go -- a Go test fixture, outside the reference docs this check scans, and left alone here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
check-doc-tokens.sh had one rule -- a known Lark prefix followed by four or more alphanumerics -- and nothing in .github/workflows ever ran it. `make gitleaks` is the only caller, and CI runs gitleaks/gitleaks-action instead, so the check was red on main against four reference docs without failing a build. Measured against the new fixture, the old rule reported 3 of 7 realistic values and raised one false positive on the word "recommended". Rule 1 is tightened: tbl, rec, vew, blk and boxcn were missing from the prefix list, tbln is not a prefix the platform issues, the random part now needs eight characters rather than four, and a match must contain both a letter and a digit. Rule 2 anchors on context instead of shape: a quoted JSON value under a *token or *_id key, or a value after a --*-token / --*-id flag, at least 16 characters. Base tokens issued today carry no prefix, so rule 1 cannot see them at any threshold. Rule 3 catches a partially masked value -- real head, stars, real tail. The stars break rule 1's character class, so before this a redacted token was strictly less visible than an unredacted one. The placeholder allowlist is split in two. A run of x's or y's no longer excuses a value wherever it appears, only when removing every run leaves a prefix of at most eight characters: tblxxxxxxxx -> tbl, MAGObxxxxx -> MAGOb, and --meeting-id 69xxxxxxxxxxxxx28 -> 6928 all stay quiet, while a 29-character page token wearing four trailing x's is now reported. gitleaks flags that one at entropy 4.6; this check used to pass it. Three failure modes in the script itself are fixed along the way: - grep's rc=2 (could not search) was collapsed into rc=1 (searched, found nothing), so an unreadable file passed silently. run_grep keeps the three outcomes apart, and because it runs inside a command substitution the failure is recorded in a temp file that the parent checks after the loop; an `exit` there only leaves the subshell. - Every pattern is now passed with -e. Rule 2's flag pattern starts with "--", which grep otherwise reads as an option and rejects with rc=2. - The placeholder and letter/digit tests run on the extracted value, not on grep -n's whole output line, whose "282:" prefix satisfied the digit test for every match. scripts/check-doc-tokens.test.sh asserts the seven realistic fixture values are each reported, that the thirteen placeholder conventions stay quiet, and that a value tripping two rules is reported once. Both fixture files are synthetic; copying real values out of the docs would move the problem rather than remove it. They are also built to stay under gitleaks' own thresholds, so the check's test data does not become the next finding -- the fixture header records which two constraints in .gitleaks.toml that means. Wiring: script-test now runs the test and the check, and script-test is already invoked by ci.yml, so the docs are checked on every PR. The gitleaks target keeps calling the check as the faster local loop. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request expands documentation-token detection, adds fixture-based tests, wires both checks into ChangesDocumentation token safety
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change strengthens documentation-token validation and CI enforcement, but an inaccessible or missing scan directory could still let validation pass without checking the intended files. The PR is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up to propagate scan failures. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant script-test
participant check-doc-tokens.sh
participant grep
participant scan_rule
script-test->>check-doc-tokens.sh: scan reference documentation
check-doc-tokens.sh->>grep: apply three detection rules
grep-->>check-doc-tokens.sh: return matches or search failures
check-doc-tokens.sh->>scan_rule: filter placeholders and normalize matches
scan_rule-->>check-doc-tokens.sh: return findings and status
check-doc-tokens.sh-->>script-test: report results
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In `@scripts/check-doc-tokens.sh`:
- Line 181: Update the file-scanning flow in the script so find runs before the
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| echo " → Replace with a placeholder, e.g.: wikcn_EXAMPLE_TOKEN, doccn_EXAMPLE_TOKEN" | ||
| ERRORS=$((ERRORS + 1)) | ||
| fi | ||
| done < <(find "$SKILLS_DIR" -path "*/references/*.md" -print0) |
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printf '%s\n' '--- repository conventions and learnings ---'
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[ -f "$f" ] || continue
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printf '%s\n' '--- script outline ---'
ast-grep outline scripts/check-doc-tokens.sh
printf '%s\n' '--- script sections ---'
sed -n '1,230p' scripts/check-doc-tokens.sh
printf '%s\n' '--- related callers/tests ---'
rg -n -C 3 'check-doc-tokens|SKILLS_DIR|FATAL_FLAG|find "\$SKILLS_DIR"' .github scripts tests . 2>/dev/null | head -240Repository: larksuite/cli
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rg -n -C 4 'check-doc-tokens|FATAL_FLAG|scan_rule|run_grep|SKILLS_DIR' scripts .github Makefile* 2>/dev/null | head -220
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Propagate find failures.
find runs in process substitution, so its nonzero status does not fail the while loop. If SKILLS_DIR is missing or inaccessible, the script can exit successfully without scanning any files.
Run find before the loop and exit 2 when it fails. Add a regression test for the missing-root case.
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In `@scripts/check-doc-tokens.sh` at line 181, Update the file-scanning flow in
the script so find runs before the while loop, explicitly checks its exit
status, and exits with status 2 when SKILLS_DIR is missing or inaccessible;
preserve the existing reference-file scanning behavior. Add a regression test
covering a missing SKILLS_DIR and assert the script exits with status 2.
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Summary
scripts/check-doc-tokens.shasks reference docs to use obviously-fake placeholders so gitleaks does not have to judge whether a doc sample is a real secret. It had one rule and nothing in.github/workflowsever ran it, so it was failing onmainwithout failing a build.Running gitleaks 8.30.1 with this repo's own
.gitleaks.tomlovermainreports 5 findings, 4 of them inskills/*/references/*.md— exactly the files this check guards — and the check calls all four clean. This PR fixes the docs, closes the gaps that let those values through, and wires the check into CI. After the change gitleaks reports 1 finding, inshortcuts/doc/doc_media_test.go, which is a Go test fixture outside the paths this check scans and is left alone.Changes
Docs — 14 reference docs move to the placeholder convention each file already uses. No replacement asserts a prefix the doc does not otherwise document: the approval document sample becomes
<document_id>(the neighbouring table calls it adocument_idand the sample's owntypeisdocx), the form share token becomes<share_token>matching the six other occurrences in that file, and the reactions doc gets<REACTION_ID>/<PAGE_TOKEN>matching the<PAGE_TOKEN>thatreactions.batch_queryalready carries. The reaction id is an audited example, soaffordance/im.mdand thereactions.deleterow ininternal/affordance/im_source_test.gomove with it —TestIMAffordanceExamplesTraceToCurrentSkillpins the three copies together and caught the drift.Rule 1 (known prefix + random part) —
tbl,rec,vew,blkandboxcnwere missing from the prefix list;tblnis not a prefix the platform issues; the random part now needs 8 characters rather than 4; and a match must contain both a letter and a digit, which is what dropped the false positive on the wordrecommended.Rule 2 (context, not shape) — a quoted JSON value under a
*token/*_idkey, or a value after a--*-token/--*-idflag, at least 16 characters. Base tokens issued today carry no prefix at all, so rule 1 cannot see them at any threshold;lark-base-app-block-data-config.mdcarried one such value that gitleaks reports at entropy 4.28.Rule 3 (partially masked values) — real head, stars, real tail. The stars break rule 1's character class, so before this a redacted token was strictly less visible than an unredacted one.
Placeholder allowlist split in two — a run of
xs orys no longer excuses a value wherever it appears, only when removing every run leaves a prefix of at most 8 characters.tblxxxxxxxx→tbl,MAGObxxxxx→MAGOband--meeting-id 69xxxxxxxxxxxxx28→6928all stay quiet, while a 29-character page token wearing four trailingxs is now reported — gitleaks flags that one at entropy 4.62 and the check used to pass it.Three failure modes in the script itself
rc=2(could not search) was collapsed intorc=1(searched, found nothing), so an unreadable file passed silently.run_grepkeeps the three outcomes apart; because it runs inside a command substitution the failure is recorded in a temp file the parent checks after the loop, since anexitthere only leaves the subshell.-e. Rule 2's flag pattern starts with--, which grep otherwise reads as an option and rejects withrc=2.grep -n's whole output line, whose282:prefix satisfied the digit test for every match.Tests and CI —
scripts/check-doc-tokens.test.shasserts the 7 realistic fixture values are each reported, the 13 placeholder conventions stay quiet, and a value tripping two rules is reported once. Both fixtures are synthetic; copying real values out of the docs would move the problem rather than remove it. They are also built to stay under gitleaks' own thresholds so the check's test data does not become the next finding, and the fixture header records which two rules in.gitleaks.tomlthat means.script-testnow runs the test and the check, andscript-testis already invoked byci.yml.Test Plan
make script-test— passes, including the newcheck-doc-tokens.test.shmake unit-test— passes (it caught the affordance drift before this was pushed)make vetandmake fmt-check— passgitleaks dir . -c .gitleaks.toml—main: 5 findings, 4 in reference docs; this branch: 1, in a Go test fixture outside the scanned paths--meeting-id 69xxxxxxxxxxxxx28placeholder. Each mutation fails the test.Related Issues
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