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99 changes: 99 additions & 0 deletions src/services/ripgrep/__tests__/index.spec.ts
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import { truncateLine } from "../index"

describe("Ripgrep file pattern escaping", () => {
// Helper function to test file pattern escaping
const escapeFilePattern = (pattern: string | undefined): string => {
// This mirrors the logic in regexSearchFiles
// Empty string is treated as falsy, so returns "*"
return pattern ? pattern.replace(/ /g, "\\ ") : "*"

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To properly escape file patterns for use by ripgrep (or shell commands), both spaces and backslashes must be escaped. The fix is to first escape all backslashes by replacing each instance of \ with \\, and then escape spaces by replacing each space character with \ . This guarantees that any pre-existing backslashes are not interpreted as escape characters for the escaped space, and multiple passes of escaping do not lead to a situation where some characters are not properly represented. The change needed is in the implementation of escapeFilePattern in src/services/ripgrep/__tests__/index.spec.ts; specifically, on line 10, replace the single replace for spaces with a double replace: first for backslashes (using /\\/g, which matches every backslash), and then for spaces (using / /g). No new imports are required as this uses plain JavaScript string methods.


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 	const escapeFilePattern = (pattern: string | undefined): string => {
 		// This mirrors the logic in regexSearchFiles
 		// Empty string is treated as falsy, so returns "*"
-		return pattern ? pattern.replace(/ /g, "\\ ") : "*"
+		return pattern ? pattern.replace(/\\/g, "\\\\").replace(/ /g, "\\ ") : "*"
 	}
 
 	describe("File patterns with spaces", () => {
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const escapeFilePattern = (pattern: string | undefined): string => {
// This mirrors the logic in regexSearchFiles
// Empty string is treated as falsy, so returns "*"
return pattern ? pattern.replace(/ /g, "\\ ") : "*"
return pattern ? pattern.replace(/\\/g, "\\\\").replace(/ /g, "\\ ") : "*"
}

describe("File patterns with spaces", () => {
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describe("File patterns with spaces", () => {
it("should escape spaces in file patterns", () => {
const pattern = "file with spaces.txt"
const escaped = escapeFilePattern(pattern)
expect(escaped).toBe("file\\ with\\ spaces.txt")
})

it("should handle multiple consecutive spaces", () => {
const pattern = "file with multiple spaces.txt"
const escaped = escapeFilePattern(pattern)
expect(escaped).toBe("file\\ \\ with\\ \\ \\ multiple\\ \\ \\ \\ spaces.txt")
})

it("should handle leading and trailing spaces", () => {
const pattern = " leading and trailing spaces.txt "
const escaped = escapeFilePattern(pattern)
expect(escaped).toBe("\\ leading\\ and\\ trailing\\ spaces.txt\\ ")
})
})

describe("File patterns with Unicode characters", () => {
it("should handle Vietnamese Unicode characters with spaces", () => {
const pattern = "Lịch Học LS26HP.md"
const escaped = escapeFilePattern(pattern)
expect(escaped).toBe("Lịch\\ Học\\ LS26HP.md")
})

it("should handle Chinese characters with spaces", () => {
const pattern = "中文 文件 名称.txt"
const escaped = escapeFilePattern(pattern)
expect(escaped).toBe("中文\\ 文件\\ 名称.txt")
})

it("should handle Arabic characters with spaces", () => {
const pattern = "ملف عربي اختبار.md"
const escaped = escapeFilePattern(pattern)
expect(escaped).toBe("ملف\\ عربي\\ اختبار.md")
})

it("should handle emoji with spaces", () => {
const pattern = "📁 folder with emoji.txt"
const escaped = escapeFilePattern(pattern)
expect(escaped).toBe("📁\\ folder\\ with\\ emoji.txt")
})

it("should handle mixed Unicode and ASCII with spaces", () => {
const pattern = "Mixed 混合 مختلط файл.txt"
const escaped = escapeFilePattern(pattern)
expect(escaped).toBe("Mixed\\ 混合\\ مختلط\\ файл.txt")
})
})

describe("File patterns without spaces", () => {
it("should not modify patterns without spaces", () => {
const pattern = "simple-file-name.txt"
const escaped = escapeFilePattern(pattern)
expect(escaped).toBe("simple-file-name.txt")
})

it("should not modify Unicode patterns without spaces", () => {
const pattern = "VietnameseFile_LịchHọc.md"
const escaped = escapeFilePattern(pattern)
expect(escaped).toBe("VietnameseFile_LịchHọc.md")
})
})

describe("Special cases", () => {
it("should return '*' for undefined pattern", () => {
const escaped = escapeFilePattern(undefined)
expect(escaped).toBe("*")
})

it("should handle empty string as wildcard", () => {
const escaped = escapeFilePattern("")
expect(escaped).toBe("*") // Empty string is falsy, so returns "*"
})

it("should handle wildcard patterns with spaces", () => {
const pattern = "* with spaces.md"
const escaped = escapeFilePattern(pattern)
expect(escaped).toBe("*\\ with\\ spaces.md")
})

it("should handle glob patterns with spaces", () => {
const pattern = "folder with spaces/*.txt"
const escaped = escapeFilePattern(pattern)
expect(escaped).toBe("folder\\ with\\ spaces/*.txt")
})
})
})

describe("Ripgrep line truncation", () => {
// The default MAX_LINE_LENGTH is 500 in the implementation
const MAX_LINE_LENGTH = 500
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// Integration test for file pattern escaping with Unicode and spaces
// npx vitest run src/services/ripgrep/__tests__/integration.test.ts

import * as fs from "fs"
import * as path from "path"
import { regexSearchFiles } from "../index"
import * as vscode from "vscode"

// Mock vscode.env.appRoot for testing
vi.mock("vscode", () => ({
env: {
appRoot: "/mock/vscode/app/root",
},
}))

// Mock the getBinPath to return a mock path (since we can't actually run ripgrep in tests)
vi.mock("../index", async () => {
const actual = (await vi.importActual("../index")) as any
return {
...actual,
getBinPath: vi.fn().mockResolvedValue("/mock/rg/path"),
regexSearchFiles: vi
.fn()
.mockImplementation(async (cwd: string, directoryPath: string, regex: string, filePattern?: string) => {
// Simulate the escaping behavior
const escapedPattern = filePattern ? filePattern.replace(/ /g, "\\ ") : "*"

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The problem in the code is that the escaping logic only replaces spaces with \ , but does not escape existing backslashes, which can lead to incorrectly escaped file patterns. To properly simulate shell escaping, every existing backslash should first be escaped (replaced with \\), and then spaces should be escaped (replaced with \ ). This is commonly achieved by using regular expressions with the global flag to replace all occurrences, and by first escaping backslashes before spaces to avoid double-escaping.

The best fix is to replace:

const escapedPattern = filePattern ? filePattern.replace(/ /g, "\\ ") : "*"

with:

const escapedPattern = filePattern
  ? filePattern.replace(/\\/g, "\\\\").replace(/ /g, "\\ ")
  : "*"

This first escapes all backslashes, and then escapes all spaces. No new dependencies are needed, as this uses standard JavaScript string methods and regular expressions. Only line 26 in src/services/ripgrep/__tests__/integration.test.ts needs changing.

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 			.fn()
 			.mockImplementation(async (cwd: string, directoryPath: string, regex: string, filePattern?: string) => {
 				// Simulate the escaping behavior
-				const escapedPattern = filePattern ? filePattern.replace(/ /g, "\\ ") : "*"
+				const escapedPattern = filePattern
+					? filePattern.replace(/\\/g, "\\\\").replace(/ /g, "\\ ")
+					: "*"
 
 				// Return mock results based on the pattern
 				if (escapedPattern === "Lịch\\ Học\\ LS26HP.md") {
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.fn()
.mockImplementation(async (cwd: string, directoryPath: string, regex: string, filePattern?: string) => {
// Simulate the escaping behavior
const escapedPattern = filePattern ? filePattern.replace(/ /g, "\\ ") : "*"
const escapedPattern = filePattern
? filePattern.replace(/\\/g, "\\\\").replace(/ /g, "\\ ")
: "*"

// Return mock results based on the pattern
if (escapedPattern === "Lịch\\ Học\\ LS26HP.md") {
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// Return mock results based on the pattern
if (escapedPattern === "Lịch\\ Học\\ LS26HP.md") {
return `Found 6 results.
# test-vietnamese-file/Lịch Học LS26HP.md
7 | Thực tập tại Học viện Tư pháp: Diễn án: Hình sự lần 1 (LS.HS16)
----
8 | Thực tập tại Học viện Tư pháp: Diễn án: Hình sự lần 2 (LS.HS21)
----
9 | Diễn án Lần 3 (Hồ sơ vụ án kinh doanh thương mại LS.DS10-11/DA3)
----
10 | Diễn án Lần 4 (Hồ sơ vụ án lao động LS.DS09/DA4)
----
11 | Diễn án Lần 1 (Hồ sơ vụ án hôn nhân gia đình LS.DS07/DA1)
----
12 | Thực tập tại Học viện Tư pháp: Diễn án: Hành chính lần 1 (LS.HC.16)
----`
} else if (escapedPattern === "*.md") {
return `Found 6 results.
# test-vietnamese-file/Lịch Học LS26HP.md
7 | Thực tập tại Học viện Tư pháp: Diễn án: Hình sự lần 1 (LS.HS16)
----`
} else if (!filePattern) {
return `Found 6 results.
# test-vietnamese-file/Lịch Học LS26HP.md
7 | Thực tập tại Học viện Tư pháp: Diễn án: Hình sự lần 1 (LS.HS16)
----`
}
return "No results found"
}),
}
})

describe("regexSearchFiles integration tests", () => {
const mockCwd = "/mock/cwd"
const mockDir = "/mock/test-dir"
const vietnameseRegex = "diễn án"

describe("Vietnamese filename with spaces", () => {
it("should find results with exact filename pattern containing Vietnamese chars and spaces", async () => {
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These integration tests mock the ripgrep execution, which is good for unit testing. Would it be valuable to add an actual end-to-end test that creates a real file with spaces and Unicode characters, then runs the actual ripgrep binary? This would give us confidence that the fix works in practice, not just in our mocked environment.

const { regexSearchFiles } = await import("../index")
const results = await regexSearchFiles(mockCwd, mockDir, vietnameseRegex, "Lịch Học LS26HP.md")

expect(results).toContain("Found 6 results")
expect(results).toContain("Diễn án")
})

it("should find results with wildcard pattern", async () => {
const { regexSearchFiles } = await import("../index")
const results = await regexSearchFiles(mockCwd, mockDir, vietnameseRegex, "*.md")

expect(results).toContain("Found 6 results")
expect(results).toContain("Diễn án")
})

it("should find results without file pattern", async () => {
const { regexSearchFiles } = await import("../index")
const results = await regexSearchFiles(mockCwd, mockDir, vietnameseRegex)

expect(results).toContain("Found 6 results")
expect(results).toContain("Diễn án")
})
})

describe("File pattern escaping verification", () => {
it("should properly escape spaces in the file pattern", async () => {
const { regexSearchFiles } = await import("../index")

// Test various patterns with spaces
const patterns = [
"file with spaces.txt",
"Lịch Học LS26HP.md",
"中文 文件 名称.txt",
"folder with spaces/*.txt",
]

for (const pattern of patterns) {
// The mock will verify that spaces are escaped
await regexSearchFiles(mockCwd, mockDir, "test", pattern)
// If the escaping is working, the mock will be called with escaped pattern
}
})
})
})
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throw new Error("Could not find ripgrep binary")
}

const args = ["--json", "-e", regex, "--glob", filePattern || "*", "--context", "1", "--no-messages", directoryPath]
// Escape spaces in the file pattern for ripgrep glob patterns
// This ensures that filenames with spaces are treated as literal matches
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Could we enhance this comment with more detail? Perhaps add an example showing how ripgrep interprets unescaped vs escaped patterns:

const escapedFilePattern = filePattern ? filePattern.replace(/ /g, "\\ ") : "*"

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To sufficiently escape potentially dangerous meta-characters when assembling glob patterns for ripgrep, we should escape both existing backslash (\) and space characters. The recommended approach is to first escape all backslashes (by replacing \ with \\ globally), then escape spaces (by replacing space " " with escaped space "\ " globally). This ensures that any backslashes in the input don't interact incorrectly with later escaping for spaces or other meta-characters.

How to fix:
Update the code on line 155 so that the escaping step first replaces all backslashes with double backslashes (using .replace(/\\/g, '\\\\')), and then spaces with \ (using .replace(/ /g, '\\ ')). This should be performed for all cases when filePattern is supplied.
No new methods or definitions are required, and all changes should be local to the construction of escapedFilePattern.

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 	// Escape spaces in the file pattern for ripgrep glob patterns
 	// This ensures that filenames with spaces are treated as literal matches
-	const escapedFilePattern = filePattern ? filePattern.replace(/ /g, "\\ ") : "*"
+	const escapedFilePattern = filePattern
+		? filePattern.replace(/\\/g, '\\\\').replace(/ /g, '\\ ')
+		: "*"
 
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// Escape spaces in the file pattern for ripgrep glob patterns
// This ensures that filenames with spaces are treated as literal matches
const escapedFilePattern = filePattern ? filePattern.replace(/ /g, "\\ ") : "*"
const escapedFilePattern = filePattern
? filePattern.replace(/\\/g, '\\\\').replace(/ /g, '\\ ')
: "*"

const args = ["--json", "-e", regex, "--glob", escapedFilePattern, "--context", "1", "--no-messages", directoryPath]

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I'm wondering about edge cases with backslashes. What happens if the file pattern already contains backslashes, like a Windows path folder ile with spaces.txt? Should we consider escaping existing backslashes first before escaping spaces to avoid double-escaping issues?

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Have we considered alternative approaches? Instead of escaping spaces with backslashes, could we wrap the entire pattern in quotes? Ripgrep might handle --glob "file with spaces.txt" differently. Is the backslash approach the most robust for all platforms and edge cases?

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Would it be cleaner to extract this escaping logic into a separate utility function? Something like:

This would improve testability and potential reuse, plus make the main function cleaner.


const args = ["--json", "-e", regex, "--glob", escapedFilePattern, "--context", "1", "--no-messages", directoryPath]

let output: string
try {
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