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The refactor silently changes the documented argument-escaping contract, and the new security tests are excluded from CI.
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What changed in this PR
Refactors Appium process launching to pass structured arguments safely and serialize default capabilities as JSON.
Changes:
- Builds discrete process argument lists.
- Uses
ArgumentListwith escaped fallback handling. - Adds argument and capability serialization tests.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
AppiumLocalServiceTests.cs |
Adds tests for argument construction and JSON formatting. |
OptionCollector.cs |
Serializes capabilities as JSON. |
AppiumServiceBuilder.cs |
Builds structured arguments. |
AppiumLocalService.cs |
Populates process arguments safely. |
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| argList.Add($"\"{AppiumJS.FullName}\""); | ||
| argList.Add("--port"); | ||
| argList.Add($"\"{Port}\""); | ||
| argList.AddRange(NodeOptions); |
| [Test] | ||
| public void BuildArguments_ConstructsUnquotedArgumentList() |
Address review feedback on the argument-injection fix: - WithNodeArguments documents that callers escape values themselves, so node options are now appended to the command line verbatim again. Only arguments built by the library (Appium JS path, port, address, log file, server options, capabilities) are escaped. - Drop the reflection-based ProcessStartInfo.ArgumentList path. .NET splits ProcessStartInfo.Arguments with the same rules on every platform, so one escaped command line behaves the same on net48 and net8.0. - Move the argument tests out of AppiumLocalServiceTests (which needs a running Appium server and is not in any CI filter) into a new server-free AppiumServiceArgumentsTest fixture, and add it to the unit-test filter. Includes an end-to-end check that node receives each argument intact. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
🎯 What
Refactored process initialization in
AppiumLocalServiceto pass command line arguments as structured items inProcessStartInfo.ArgumentListinstead of concatenating raw argument strings.When process arguments are constructed using string concatenation (
ProcessStartInfo.Arguments), malicious user-controlled input or capabilities containing spaces, double quotes, or command control characters could lead to argument injection or execution of arbitrary sub-commands.🛡️ Solution
AppiumServiceBuilderto generate discrete argument items (IReadOnlyList<string>).AppiumLocalServiceto populate process arguments viaProcessStartInfo.ArgumentList(dynamically supported across target frameworks via reflection with a safe fallback for legacy runtimes).OptionCollectorto format default capabilities cleanly as a JSON object string without manual quote escaping or shell wrapper quotes.AppiumLocalServiceTestsverifying unquoted argument list construction, special character escaping, and capability JSON formatting.PR created automatically by Jules for task 6023283297239403583 started by @Dor-bl