Fix IndexOutOfRangeException in CreateFromGit and add support for new Azure DevOps Git link format#3070
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- Added validation to check array length before accessing elements - Returns null with warning log for invalid Git external link formats - Added comprehensive unit tests for valid and invalid link scenarios Co-authored-by: MrHinsh <5205575+MrHinsh@users.noreply.github.com>
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@copilot the original request also inlcued the new format. Can you update the code to suport the new format as well? |
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I'd be happy to add support for the new format. Could you provide an example of the new Git link format you're seeing? For reference, the current code expects the format:
Is the new format:
An example link from the discussion would help me implement the correct parsing logic.
I've added support for both the old and new Git link formats in commit e21a3a7. Supported formats:
The code now detects which format is being used based on the number of parts after splitting by Warning Firewall rules blocked me from connecting to one or more addresses (expand for details)I tried to connect to the following addresses, but was blocked by firewall rules:
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Support both formats: - Old format: projectId%2frepoId%2fcommitId (3+ parts) - New format: repoId%2fcommitId (2 parts) Updated tests to validate new format and removed test expecting 2-part links to fail Co-authored-by: MrHinsh <5205575+MrHinsh@users.noreply.github.com>
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@copilot as per the original issue: I've checked that some of the LinkedArtifactUri values of the Git links are not in the expected legacy format: but instead use the newer Azure DevOps format: Can you support both the old and new format? |
The new format uses forward slashes instead of %2f encoding:
- Legacy: vstfs:///Git/Commit/{projectId}%2f{repoId}%2f{commitId}
- New: vstfs:///Git/Commit/{projectName}/{repoName}/{commitId}
Key differences:
- New format uses / separator instead of %2f
- New format uses project/repo names instead of GUIDs
- Repo lookup is by name for new format, by ID for legacy
Updated tests to cover both formats correctly
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I've updated the implementation to support the actual new Azure DevOps format in commit 7fcf0ee. Both formats are now supported:
The code detects which format by checking for the presence of |
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Security Analysis: All automated tests that can run pass successfully. The implementation correctly handles both legacy and new Azure DevOps Git link formats with proper bounds checking. Warning Firewall rules blocked me from connecting to one or more addresses (expand for details)I tried to connect to the following addresses, but was blocked by firewall rules:
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Updated CreateMockExternalLink to handle cases where RegisteredLinkType constructors may have changed. The method now tries multiple constructor signatures and provides better error handling when reflection fails to find a suitable constructor. Co-authored-by: MrHinsh <5205575+MrHinsh@users.noreply.github.com>
... Fixed in commit e424e35. The test failures were caused by a Changes:
The solution now builds successfully and the test infrastructure is more resilient to API changes in the TFS Object Model. |
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| where string.Equals(g.Name, repoName, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) | ||
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For a cross-project link such as vstfs:///Git/Commit/OtherProject/CommonRepo/<sha>, this lookup ignores parts[0] and matches only CommonRepo. In TfsGitRepositoryTool.Enrich, the first call searches the configured project's repositories, so an identically named local repository is silently selected instead of OtherProject/CommonRepo; if that lookup misses, the retry against allSourceRepos can also make SingleOrDefault() throw when multiple projects contain that name. Filter using both the project and repository segments so the migrated link cannot target the wrong repository.
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| // Validate that we have at least 3 parts (projectName, repoName, commitId) | ||
| if (parts.Length < 3) | ||
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| Log.Warning("GitRepositoryInfo: Invalid Git external link format (new). Expected at least 3 parts separated by /, but got {count} parts. Link: {link}", parts.Length, gitExternalLink.LinkedArtifactUri); | ||
| return null; |
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When the input is vstfs:///Git/Commit/project/repo/, Split('/') produces three elements, so this validation passes and the method returns a matching repository with an empty CommitID. The enricher can consequently construct an invalid target link and remove the original source link; validate that the required project, repository, and commit segments are nonempty rather than checking only the array length.
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Pull request overview
This pull request hardens TfsGitRepositoryInfo.CreateFromGit to avoid IndexOutOfRangeException on malformed Git external links and extends parsing to support both the legacy %2f-encoded Azure DevOps URI format and the newer forward-slash format. It also adds unit tests for both valid and invalid cases and improves test mock construction to be more resilient to TFS object model constructor changes.
Changes:
- Added format detection + bounds validation when parsing Git external links, returning
null(with warnings) instead of throwing. - Added support for the newer
vstfs:///Git/Commit/{projectName}/{repoName}/{commitId}link format and repository lookup by name. - Added MSTest coverage for legacy/new formats and invalid inputs, plus a reflection-based
ExternalLinktest helper.
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| src/MigrationTools.Clients.TfsObjectModel/Tools/TfsGitRepositoryInfo.cs | Adds defensive parsing and dual-format support for Git commit links. |
| src/MigrationTools.Clients.TfsObjectModel.Tests/Tools/TfsGitRepositoryInfoTests.cs | Introduces unit tests for parsing behavior and a reflection-based ExternalLink creation helper. |
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| if (linkType == null && constructors.Length > 0) | ||
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| var simplestCtor = constructors[0]; | ||
| var ctorParams = simplestCtor.GetParameters(); | ||
| var args = new object[ctorParams.Length]; | ||
| for (int i = 0; i < ctorParams.Length; i++) | ||
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| args[i] = ctorParams[i].ParameterType.IsValueType ? Activator.CreateInstance(ctorParams[i].ParameterType) : null; | ||
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| linkType = (RegisteredLinkType)simplestCtor.Invoke(args); | ||
| } |
| // New format: projectName/repoName/commitId | ||
| string repoName = parts[1]; | ||
| commitID = parts[2]; | ||
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| // Handle commit IDs that may contain additional slashes | ||
| for (int i = 3; i < parts.Length; i++) | ||
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| commitID += $"/{parts[i]}"; | ||
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| // Look up repo by name instead of ID | ||
| gitRepo = (from g in possibleRepos | ||
| where string.Equals(g.Name, repoName, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) | ||
| select g).SingleOrDefault(); | ||
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| repoID = gitRepo?.Id.ToString(); |
Description
The
TfsGitRepositoryInfo.CreateFromGitmethod crashes withIndexOutOfRangeExceptionwhen processing Git external links that don't contain the expected format. The method was accessing array elements without bounds checking.This PR fixes the crash and adds support for both the legacy format using
%2fencoding and the new Azure DevOps format using forward slashes.Changes:
nullwith warning log for malformed links instead of throwingvstfs:///Git/Commit/{projectId}%2f{repoId}%2f{commitId}(uses %2f encoding, GUIDs)vstfs:///Git/Commit/{projectName}/{repoName}/{commitId}(uses forward slashes, names)%2fin the URLCreateMockExternalLinkmethod to handle reflection-based mock creation more robustly, supporting multiple constructor signatures to prevent NullReferenceExceptionThings to be aware of
"My message that contains {item} and {item2}", item, item2! Do not use$"My message that contains {item} and {item2}"to pass text into the log strings as this disables Serilog's ability to pass that data as telemetry to Application Insights and for log highlighting.Type of change
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