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The about subpath was confined to the readme directory with a plain
byte-prefix match, so a sibling directory sharing the base name as a
prefix passed the check and its files were served.
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The line-number gutter did one allocation and one write per line.
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Only the tree view honoured the limit, and only after loading the whole
object. The default moves from unlimited to 10 MB so a fresh install
never buffers a huge object whole. Zero still turns the limit off.
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A blob requested by ref with an unknown path fell through to the commit
object and was served with a 200 instead of a 404. Two error pages
passed a null pointer to a %s format when the request carried no object
id, and the error pages left the layout open.
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fmt() aborts the request rather than truncate, so a very long path fed
into a context-sensitive tab title took down page rendering.
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The year period rendered without its label, and a commit with no
author line crashed the view.
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A plain char is undefined in the ctype functions for negative values,
which a high byte produces wherever char is signed.
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A relative path shorter than five bytes made the /.git suffix test read
before the buffer.
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read_in_full returns a signed -1 on error, which became SIZE_MAX once
stored in the size_t length and then wrote a terminator far out of
bounds.
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trim_end() returns NULL when a repo url is empty or all slashes, and the
later newline trim dereferenced it. The legacy r= and p=about path also
read the last byte of the url without checking it was set.
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A readme that is not markdown was written to the about page as raw
HTML when no about-filter was configured, so an untrusted repository
could inject script.
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cgit had no markdown support of its own, so a readme was rendered
through an external python filter or not at all. Escaping the source
and formatting it in cgit.js keeps the work in the browser like the
blob highlighter, and the page stays readable as plain text without
scripting.
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Highlighting previously required a source filter shelling out to
something like Pygments. A configured source filter still takes
precedence, every character is preserved so the line gutter stays
aligned, and large files are skipped.
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On a phone the description, owner and shortcut columns crowded the
index and pushed the age off screen, and tapping the name already
opens the repository, so the index collapses to name and age.
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The button is emitted hidden and only revealed by the script, so a
browser without JavaScript never shows a control that cannot work and
the page keeps tracking the system theme.
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The old sheet had no overflow rules, so wide code, diff, blame and
stats blocks scrolled the whole page sideways on a phone. The classic
layout, badge colours and age shading are kept.
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Without a viewport meta, mobile browsers assume a desktop-width page
and scale it down, which is the root cause of content overflowing on
small screens.
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The masthead, tab bar, breadcrumb, content region and footer were HTML
tables, which cannot reflow and forced the page to scroll sideways on
small screens. Class and id names are kept so custom themes keep
matching.
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The ls_cache page printed the cache directory path and the urls other
visitors had requested, with no gate at all.
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Lua only powers the filter extensions, so it stays optional and
autodetected. Autodetection skipped Lua 5.3 and 5.4, so a system with
only those fell back to a build without Lua. The release script still
leaves Lua out unless asked, so its binary needs no Lua at runtime.
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Everything the build generates now lands in build/, so a clean is a
single remove and the source tree stays free of build output.
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