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fix overflow integer conversion lint warning from gosec #399

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golangci-lint version 1.60.3 added new integer overflow rules from gosec

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The changes across the codebase primarily involve modifications to the type signatures of various PID-related functions, transitioning from int to int32. This adjustment enhances type safety and consistency in handling process identifiers in multiple components, including tests and core functionality. Additionally, some code structures have been refined for improved readability and maintainability, particularly regarding file descriptor handling in the term package. New phony targets were also added to the Makefile to enhance the build process, along with several function return types being updated to more appropriate unsigned integer types.

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Files Change Summary
filesearch/filesearch_test.go Altered the format of the unique identifier (testID) from decimal to hexadecimal in the TestFindConfigurationIncludes function.
lock/lock.go, lock/lock_test.go Changed the pid parameter type from int to int32 in the SetPID function and related test functions for improved type safety.
shell/command.go, shell/command_test.go Updated the SetPID callback function signature from int to int32, ensuring consistent PID handling in test functions.
shell_command.go Modified the newShellCommand function's setPID parameter to be of type int32, aligning with the updated type across the codebase.
term/term.go Introduced a helper function fdToInt for converting file descriptors from uintptr to int, improving code readability and encapsulation.
wrapper.go Changed the setPID function parameter type from int to int32 in the resticWrapper struct for stricter type handling.
Makefile Added new phony targets: documentation, syslog-ng, checklinks, lint, and fix to enhance the build process.
priority/ioprio_linux.go Improved type casting in the getIOPrio function for class and value variables to enhance clarity and maintain type safety.
schtasks/taskscheduler.go, schtasks/taskscheduler_test.go Changed return types from int to uint16 and uint32 in multiple functions for improved type safety and performance; updated tests for consistency.
win/other.go, win/windows.go, schedule/tree_darwin.go Updated build constraint syntax to the newer Go standard (//go:build) for compatibility and clarity.

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lock/lock.go (2)

16-16: Type signature change approved for SetPID function.

The change from int to int32 is consistent with the PR's objective to address potential integer overflow issues. This modification enhances type safety.


86-86: Type signature change approved for method SetPID in Lock struct.

The modification from int to int32 in the SetPID method aligns with the changes made in the type definition and helps maintain consistency across the codebase.

shell_command.go (1)

33-33: Type signature change approved for newShellCommand.

The change in the type signature of the setPID function parameter from int to int32 is consistent with the PR's goals and enhances type safety.

util/templates/functions_test.go (1)

93-93: Change in profile key format approved.

The switch from decimal to hexadecimal format in generating the profileKey is a minor change that should not affect the functionality but might enhance readability or processing in some contexts.

lock/lock_test.go (2)

133-150: Approved: Improved type safety in TestProcessPID.

The change to use int32 for pid in the SetPID function enhances type safety and consistency across the codebase.


223-223: Approved: Correct use of int32 in TestForceLockWithRunningPID.

The use of int32 for pid in the SetPID function is consistent with the changes across the codebase, enhancing type safety.

shell/command_test.go (2)

402-402: Type change approved for SetPID.

The change from int to int32 is consistent with the PR's objectives to prevent integer overflow issues.


423-423: Type change approved for SetPID in signalling context.

The change from int to int32 is consistent and ensures type safety without affecting the signalling mechanism.

wrapper.go (1)

40-40: Type change approved for setPID.

The change from int to int32 is consistent with the PR's objectives to prevent integer overflow issues.

filesearch/filesearch_test.go (1)

317-317: Verify the impact of changing testID format on the system.

The change from decimal to hexadecimal representation of testID could affect file operations or comparisons. Ensure that this change does not impact other parts of the system where testID is used.

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The change to hexadecimal format for testID is isolated and does not impact the system.

The modification to use a hexadecimal format for testID in filesearch/filesearch_test.go is confined to test file operations and does not affect other parts of the codebase. The format change is not assumed or checked elsewhere, ensuring no adverse effects on file operations or comparisons.

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shell/command.go (2)

30-30: Approved: Updated SetPID type signature.

The change from int to int32 in the SetPID function type signature enhances type safety and consistency in handling process IDs.


127-127: Approved: Explicit conversion of PID in Run method.

The explicit conversion of PID from int to int32 before passing to the SetPID callback aligns with the updated type signature and addresses potential integer overflow issues flagged by gosec.

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Makefile (1)

305-309: Muffet tool is not installed

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Makefile (4)

281-281: Review of new phony targets in Makefile

The addition of the phony targets documentation, syslog-ng, checklinks, and lint are correctly declared and enhance the build process by adding essential checks and documentation generation capabilities.

Also applies to: 286-286, 305-305, 310-310


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The documentation target correctly depends on generate-jsonschema and generate-config-reference. This ensures that the documentation generation is streamlined and occurs after these prerequisites.


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schtasks/taskscheduler.go (4)

592-596: Review of type changes in bitmap conversion functions

The changes to convertWeekdaysToBitmap, getWeekdayBit, convertMonthsToBitmap, and convertDaysToBitmap functions from int to uint16 or uint32 are correctly implemented. These changes enhance type safety and align with the functions' purposes.

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  • The function maps weekdays 0-6 to powers of 2 and Sunday (7) to 1.
  • Invalid inputs return 0, providing a safe default.
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Attention: Patch coverage is 70.37037% with 8 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 72.30%. Comparing base (7dcb41b) to head (9af9f3e).
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schtasks/taskscheduler_test.go (2)

25-25: Approved type change in bitmap field.

The change from int to uint16 enhances type safety and is aligned with the PR's objectives to address potential integer overflow issues.

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Consistent use of uint16 for bitmap values.

The change from int to uint16 for the bitmap field and variable is consistently applied across the codebase. This change enhances type safety and prevents potential overflow issues without affecting the logic of the test or implementation functions.

  • The bitmap field in TestConversionWeekdaysToBitmap is correctly used in assertions.
  • The bitmap variable in schtasks/taskscheduler.go is used consistently for weekday and month conversions.
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@creativeprojects creativeprojects merged commit 4181d9e into master Aug 25, 2024
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