feat(cloud-regions): honor custom templates and add --cluster-type filter - #262
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…lter - Fix --template being silently ignored: renderCloudRegions dropped the param and always loaded the bundled template - Add --cluster-type <BYOC|Dedicated> to filter regions/tiers to one cluster type (FMC maps to Dedicated), for per-cluster-type partials - Expose provider displayName (for example 'Google Cloud Platform (GCP)') to templates - Join zone lists with ', ' so long lists wrap inside table cells - Mirror cluster_type in the MCP tool schema and wrapper - Bump version to 5.12.0 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Custom template paths can currently be supplied through the MCP interface and may expose local file contents in rendered output. Merge should be blocked until template access is restricted to approved locations or the option is removed from that interface. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant cloud-regions command
participant generateCloudRegions
participant processCloudRegions
participant renderCloudRegions
Client->>cloud-regions command: provide cluster type and template
cloud-regions command->>generateCloudRegions: pass clusterType and template
generateCloudRegions->>processCloudRegions: process region data
processCloudRegions-->>generateCloudRegions: filtered providers, regions, and tiers
generateCloudRegions->>renderCloudRegions: render processed data
renderCloudRegions-->>Client: return generated output
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In `@tools/cloud-regions/render-cloud-regions.js`:
- Around line 31-40: Restrict the caller-controlled template path used by the
renderCloudRegions flow to an approved templates directory before fs.existsSync
and fs.readFileSync are invoked. Validate or reject paths outside that
directory, including traversal and absolute paths, while preserving the existing
default template behavior; alternatively remove template from the MCP-exposed
schema so untrusted callers cannot supply it.
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| const templateFile = template || path.join(__dirname, `cloud-regions-table-${format}.hbs`); | ||
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| throw new Error(`Template file not found: ${templateFile}`); | ||
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| let templateSrc, template; | ||
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| templateSrc = fs.readFileSync(templateFile, 'utf8'); | ||
| template = handlebars.compile(templateSrc); | ||
| const templateSrc = fs.readFileSync(templateFile, 'utf8'); | ||
| compiledTemplate = handlebars.compile(templateSrc); | ||
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| throw new Error(`Failed to compile Handlebars template at ${templateFile}: ${err.message}`); |
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Restrict custom Handlebars templates for untrusted MCP callers.
The MCP tool forwards the caller-controlled template path to the renderer, which reads the file. Dry-run mode returns the rendered content through MCP. Restrict templates to an approved directory or remove template from the MCP schema.
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Context: fs.readFileSync(templateFile, 'utf8')
Note: [CWE-22] Improper Limitation of a Pathname to a Restricted Directory ('Path Traversal').
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[error] 37-37: Server-Side Template Injection: a template string built from non-literal (potentially user-controlled) input is passed to a template engine (handlebars.compile / pug.compile / ejs.render / ejs.compile / _.template). An attacker who controls the template source can achieve arbitrary code execution. Compile templates only from trusted, hardcoded sources and pass user data through the template's context/data object instead, never into the template body itself.
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In `@tools/cloud-regions/render-cloud-regions.js` around lines 31 - 40, Restrict
the caller-controlled template path used by the renderCloudRegions flow to an
approved templates directory before fs.existsSync and fs.readFileSync are
invoked. Validate or reject paths outside that directory, including traversal
and absolute paths, while preserving the existing default template behavior;
alternatively remove template from the MCP-exposed schema so untrusted callers
cannot supply it.
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ReviewNice catch on the silently-ignored A few things worth addressing before this publishes as 5.12.0. Should fix1. Unmapped cluster-type enums silently delete whole regions
This is latent, not live — I checked the current (The raw-enum leak into unfiltered output is pre-existing; the silent drop under a filter is new here.) 2.
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4. Zones are never sorted
Worth fixing5. The default 6. Bundled templates aren't cluster-type aware. 7. 8. 9. No test covers the Nits
Also checked, and deliberately not flaggingFor the record, so these don't get chased as regressions — each is verbatim on |
Wiring --template through to the renderer made an unvalidated path reachable: path.resolve(repoRoot, value) keeps an absolute path as-is and lets ../ climb out, so any readable file was rendered verbatim to stdout, and --output ran the same resolve into mkdirSync + writeFileSync, writing generated content anywhere on disk. Both options are advertised in the MCP schema, where the value comes from an agent rather than the person at the keyboard, so the read is a disclosure primitive and the write is worse. Add one containment helper next to findRepoRoot, the repo-root-relative check already used in tools/generate-cli-docs.js, and route both options through it before any other work so an escape is refused before the token check and before the network fetch. Symlinks are resolved on the deepest existing part of the target so a link inside the repository cannot point out of it.
…ed to The filter dropped non-matching tiers but never told the renderer what it had filtered to, so a cluster-type table could not say so anywhere: the bundled intro still told the reader availability depends on "the cluster type (BYOC, Dedicated)" and every one of the 50-odd rows repeated the same single type after the tier name. A custom template in cloud-docs had no way to render a cluster-type-aware heading either, which is the half of the feature the downstream ticket needs. Resolve the filter once while the YAML is parsed, hand the resolved name to the renderer, and use it in both bundled templates. With a filter the tier list carries the tier names alone, because the table already states the type. Output with no filter is byte for byte what it was.
The valid list came from clusterTypeMap, so it froze at BYOC and Dedicated, while an unmapped type such as CLUSTER_TYPE_SERVERLESS already appears verbatim in the unfiltered table. Filtering on a type the table shows would have been rejected as unsupported, and every new upstream cluster type would have needed a release here before it could be filtered. Build the valid list from the cluster types the source data offers on public tiers, plus the mapped names, and name that list in the error. Types only private tiers offer stay out, since filtering on one produces an empty table.
Nothing told a template author what data they get, so displayName and the new clusterType were invisible unless you read the renderer. Describe the context in the command's own JSDoc, which is where CLI_REFERENCE.adoc is generated from, and regenerate.
main and the published npm latest are both 5.12.0, the value this branch already carried, so merging as-is would have run the publish workflow to completion without releasing anything: JS-DevTools/npm-publish no-ops on an unchanged version, the check step is skipped, and the dispatch job would still tell docs, cloud-docs, rp-connect-docs and api-docs to bump to a version that lacks --cluster-type. 5.15.0 is the slot for this branch in the current merge queue.
The renderer takes an absolute template path, and its unit test passes one from os.tmpdir(), which reads like the renderer accepts anything. Point both at the CLI, where containment is enforced for the CLI and the MCP server alike, so the next reader does not add a second check here or assume there is none.
…do not map Every Dedicated region in the published table comes from CLUSTER_TYPE_FMC via clusterTypeMap, so an upstream rename would empty that table with nothing in the logs to say why, and an unmapped enum reaches the table verbatim either way. Warn once per unmapped value. While in the same loop, say when a provider was emptied by the cluster type filter rather than by having no public tiers, which is what the message claimed in a filtered run.
…hange Providers and regions were sorted but zones kept raw YAML order, which published lists such as "southamerica-east1-b, -c, -a" and meant a pure reordering in master-data.yaml would open an auto-docs PR in the consuming repo with no change in meaning. That is the opposite of the determinism the generated-content workflow depends on. Four region rows in the live data change order.
handlebars.compile is lazy, so an unclosed block in a custom template only threw on first render and came back as "Failed to render", pointing the template author at their data rather than their syntax. Parse the source in the compile step, where the error belongs, now that custom templates are a supported input.
The default --output is the unfiltered Markdown table in api-docs, so --cluster-type BYOC without --output overwrites it with a filtered table, and running the documented BYOC-then-Dedicated pair that way leaves only whichever ran last. Refuse the combination and say what to pass instead. cloud-docs always passes --output, so this catches the next person rather than the current rollout.
…-type The CLI/MCP drift harness still listed the cloud-regions flags without --cluster-type, so the one guard meant to catch a rename of the new flag was blind to it. Add it, and assert the full flag set of the command in one place so the next flag cannot be added on one side only. Removing the option from the CLI now fails four tests across both files. Drop the hard-coded enum from the MCP cluster_type property as well: the CLI derives valid values from the source data, so an enum here would reject a cluster type the CLI accepts the moment upstream adds one.
The hand-maintained contract the MCP server is written against missed --cluster-type, and two of its existing lines were wrong: --format was listed as json, yaml, adoc when the CLI takes md or adoc, and --template as an AsciiDoc template when it is Handlebars. Also say that a template makes the format value cosmetic, which is the question a writer hits first.
… miss The filter is threaded through three hops: buildCloudRegions resolves it, generateCloudRegions passes it on, renderCloudRegions puts it in the Handlebars context. Each hop had a test and the seam between them did not. Deleting `clusterType: resolvedClusterType` from the renderCloudRegions call left the whole suite green while the real CLI silently reverted to the unfiltered wording, which is the defect this PR exists to fix, reintroduced with no failure. This drives generateCloudRegions itself with only the GitHub fetch stubbed, so the pass-through has to survive. Verified against that exact deletion: 3 of the 4 tests fail. The custom-template case is included because the context has to reach an author's own .hbs, not just the two bundled ones, which is what cloud-docs#680 depends on.
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… forward This branch never meant to change any dependency, but resolving the package.json conflict from our side kept its own stale pins: @antora/cli and @antora/site-generator at 3.1.4 where main has ^3.1.15. Two ways that hurt, and CI catches neither, because each branch is internally consistent: - On #258 the lockfile and manifest disagreed and `npm ci` failed outright with "Missing: @asciidoctor/core@2.2.8 from lock file", which is what surfaced this. - On the others the branch stayed green while a merge would have DOWNGRADED main's @antora/cli back to 3.1.4. Verified with git merge-tree. main owns dependencies, devDependencies and engines. Both package files are now main's, with only this PR's version stamped and its own exports/scripts additions preserved, and `npm ci --dry-run` passes against the pair.
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--templatebeing silently ignored. The CLI resolved and existence-checked the custom template path, butrenderCloudRegions()dropped the param and always loaded the bundledcloud-regions-table-<format>.hbs.--cluster-type <BYOC|Dedicated>to filter regions/tiers to one cluster type (CLUSTER_TYPE_FMCmaps to Dedicated). Regions with no matching public tiers are dropped. This lets a consuming repo emit per-cluster-type partials without Handlebars logic.displayNameon provider objects (for exampleGoogle Cloud Platform (GCP)) so templates can render friendly tab labels.', 'instead of','so long zone lists can wrap inside table cells. Causes a one-time cosmetic diff in api-docs' generatedcloud-regions.mdon its next run.cluster_typein the MCP tool schema and wrapper.Why
cloud-docs is adopting generated region tables (first consumer of
--format adocwith a custom template). Its pages split regions by BYOC vs Dedicated, which the stock template can't express — and the custom-template path turned out to be a no-op.Testing
npx jest __tests__/tools/— 791 tests pass, including 12 new/updated tests covering the custom-template path, bundled fallback, cluster-type filtering (BYOC/Dedicated/FMC mapping, case-insensitivity, invalid value).cloudv2-infraYAML from the cloud-docs repo: generated BYOC region lists match cloud-docs' hand-maintained tables exactly.CLI_REFERENCE.adocregenerated.🤖 Generated with Claude Code