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Plugin Decoupling Implementation - Security Summary
Security Scan Results
Date: 2025-11-16
Scanner: CodeQL
Result: ✅ PASSED - No vulnerabilities detected
Analysis Details
- Language: JavaScript/TypeScript
- Alerts Found: 0
- Severity Levels:
- Critical: 0
- High: 0
- Medium: 0
- Low: 0
Implementation Security Review
Changes Made
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Type System Enhancements
- ✅ Added readonly modifiers to BuildCtx
- ✅ Created separate MutableBuildCtx for build orchestration
- ✅ No runtime security impact - compile-time safety only
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Utility Abstraction Layer
- ✅ Created PluginUtilities interface
- ✅ Wrappers delegate to existing trusted utility functions
- ✅ No new attack surface introduced
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VFile Schema Centralization
- ✅ Type definitions only - no runtime changes
- ✅ Improves type safety and developer experience
- ✅ No security implications
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Test Helpers
- ✅ Test-only utilities with no production impact
- ✅ Mock implementations properly scoped
Security Considerations
Fixed Mutations
- Before: Plugins could mutate shared BuildCtx state
- After: BuildCtx is readonly, preventing accidental mutations
- Security Impact: Positive - prevents unintended side effects
Backward Compatibility
- All existing plugins continue to work
- No breaking changes to plugin APIs
- Type-level enforcement only (TypeScript compile-time)
Component Trie Access
- Before: Components mutated ctx.trie via nullish coalescing assignment
- After: Components use read-only access with local creation if needed
- Security Impact: Neutral - same functionality, better encapsulation
Potential Risks Identified
None. All changes are:
- Purely additive (backward compatible)
- Type-level only (no runtime behavior changes)
- Improve safety through readonly types
- Follow principle of least privilege
Dependencies
No new dependencies added. All changes use existing:
vfile(existing)unified(existing)- TypeScript type system (compile-time)
Conclusion
✅ All security checks passed.
The plugin decoupling implementation:
- Introduces no new security vulnerabilities
- Improves type safety and prevents mutations
- Maintains full backward compatibility
- Follows security best practices
Recommendation: Safe to merge.
Generated on: 2025-11-16
CodeQL Analysis: PASSED
Manual Review: PASSED