feat(pipeline-templates): support zip project templates - #451
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added: projects.json manifest, merged into the template list (optional,
failures ignored)
added: optional "type" field on templates ("yaml" | "zip"), defaults to
yaml
added: pipeline-templates:apply-zip IPC channel (check / replace / skip)
added: zip download and extraction to the project root with adm-zip
added: strip the top-level folder from GitHub archive zips
added: allow github.com and codeload.github.com for zip downloads
added: block zip entries that would extract outside the project folder
added: Replace / Skip / Cancel dialog listing conflicting files
added: onApplied prop to refresh pipelines and file tree after
extraction
changed: zip templates skip the folder step, button reads "Apply
Template"
changed: zip template cards show "project root" as the target
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds project template discovery and ZIP template application. ZIP archives are validated, extracted under the project root, and applied with conflict modes. The modal handles conflicts and refreshes the pipeline list and file tree after successful application. ChangesZIP template application
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CreatePipelineModal
participant pipelineTemplates.service
participant pipelineTemplates.applyZip
participant ProjectFilesystem
CreatePipelineModal->>pipelineTemplates.service: request ZIP conflict check
pipelineTemplates.service->>pipelineTemplates.applyZip: send project path, URL, and check mode
pipelineTemplates.applyZip->>ProjectFilesystem: validate and inspect archive entries
ProjectFilesystem-->>pipelineTemplates.applyZip: return existing paths
pipelineTemplates.applyZip-->>pipelineTemplates.service: return conflicts
pipelineTemplates.service-->>CreatePipelineModal: show conflict dialog
CreatePipelineModal->>pipelineTemplates.service: apply with skip or replace mode
pipelineTemplates.service->>pipelineTemplates.applyZip: send selected mode
pipelineTemplates.applyZip->>ProjectFilesystem: write archive files
pipelineTemplates.applyZip-->>CreatePipelineModal: report completion
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Applying a ZIP project template writes files into the project without the application itself confirming which folder is a valid project, and an existing folder shortcut inside the project can send those writes outside it. The conflict dialog can also under-report files that the apply step then overwrites, and a malformed optional template list can hide all templates. These issues should be addressed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@src/main/ipcHandlers/pipelineTemplates.ipcHandlers.ts`:
- Line 29: Validate that the parsed projects manifest is an array before
assigning it to projectTemplates; otherwise use an empty array so the later
spread in the pipeline template loading flow remains safe. Update the manifest
handling around the projectsRes.json call while preserving valid array contents.
- Around line 61-64: Update the IPC extraction handler around the projectPath
and archive-writing flow to accept a project identifier instead of trusting a
caller-provided path, resolve that identifier through the main-process project
registry, and use the registry’s stored project path as the extraction root.
Preserve the existing mode behavior while ensuring the archive is never written
beneath an unauthorized path.
- Line 95: Harden the extraction path validation around the target prefix check
so existing symlinks within root cannot redirect mkdir or writeFile outside the
project. Validate every path component without following symlinks, or use
descriptor-relative no-follow operations before writing, while preserving the
existing root-boundary rejection.
In `@src/renderer/components/modals/createPipelineModal/index.tsx`:
- Around line 266-271: Update the archive-check/apply flow around
applyZipTemplate and finishZipApply so both operations use the exact archive
validated by check rather than fetching the mutable URL again. Have the check
operation return an opaque cache token or archive hash, pass it through
pending-conflict and no-conflict paths, and make replace/skip apply cached bytes
only when the token matches; reject or safely recheck stale tokens.
- Around line 259-260: Update finishZipApply so it awaits the optional onApplied
callback before calling onClose, and adjust the callback type as needed to
accept asynchronous results while preserving synchronous callbacks. Ensure
rejected refresh Promises are observed and the modal closes only after
post-application refresh completes.
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| const conflicts = await applyZipTemplate(project.path, url, 'check'); | ||
| if (conflicts.length > 0) { | ||
| setPendingZip({ url, conflicts }); | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| await finishZipApply(url, 'replace'); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Apply the same archive that was checked.
Each applyZipTemplate call reaches pipeline-templates:apply-zip, where the handler runs fetch(url) and creates a new AdmZip. If a mutable GitHub archive changes between calls, the later replace operation can overwrite files that were absent from the conflict list. The no-conflict path has the same issue because it immediately uses replace. The skip mode does not overwrite existing files, but it can still apply different archive contents.
Return an opaque token or archive hash from check. Apply the cached bytes only when that token still matches.
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In `@src/renderer/components/modals/createPipelineModal/index.tsx` around lines
266 - 271, Update the archive-check/apply flow around applyZipTemplate and
finishZipApply so both operations use the exact archive validated by check
rather than fetching the mutable URL again. Have the check operation return an
opaque cache token or archive hash, pass it through pending-conflict and
no-conflict paths, and make replace/skip apply cached bytes only when the token
matches; reject or safely recheck stale tokens.
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- Ignore projects.json manifest when it is not an array so pipeline templates still load - Resolve the extraction root from the project registry by id instead of trusting a renderer-supplied path - Reject extraction through symlinks: lstat the deepest existing path component and verify its real path stays inside the project root - Await onApplied after applying a zip template so refresh failures are observed and the spinner stays until the file tree refetches
added: projects.json manifest, merged into the template list (optional, failures ignored)
added: optional "type" field on templates ("yaml" | "zip"), defaults to yaml
added: pipeline-templates:apply-zip IPC channel (check / replace / skip) added: zip download and extraction to the project root with adm-zip added: strip the top-level folder from GitHub archive zips added: allow github.com and codeload.github.com for zip downloads added: block zip entries that would extract outside the project folder added: Replace / Skip / Cancel dialog listing conflicting files added: onApplied prop to refresh pipelines and file tree after extraction
changed: zip templates skip the folder step, button reads "Apply Template"
changed: zip template cards show "project root" as the target
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