arklet-core/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/arklet/core/command/builtin/handler/InstallBizHandler.java (1)

Line range hint 136-147: Translate comments and add file cleanup

The method contains Chinese comments and doesn't clean up temporary files after use.

 private static void refreshBizInfoFromJar(Input input) throws IOException {
-    // 如果入参里没有jar，例如模块卸载，这里就直接返回
+    // If no jar in input (e.g., module uninstallation), return directly
     if (StringUtils.isEmpty(input.getBizUrl())) {
         return;
     }
     BizFactoryService bizFactoryService = ArkClient.getBizFactoryService();
     URL url = new URL(input.getBizUrl());
     File bizFile = ArkClient.createBizSaveFile(input.getBizName(), input.getBizVersion());
-    FileUtils.copyInputStreamToFile(url.openStream(), bizFile);
-    Biz biz = bizFactoryService.createBiz(bizFile);
-    input.setBizName(biz.getBizName());
-    input.setBizVersion(biz.getBizVersion());
+    try {
+        FileUtils.copyInputStreamToFile(url.openStream(), bizFile);
+        Biz biz = bizFactoryService.createBiz(bizFile);
+        input.setBizName(biz.getBizName());
+        input.setBizVersion(biz.getBizVersion());
+    } finally {
+        if (bizFile != null && bizFile.exists()) {
+            bizFile.delete();
+        }
+    }
 }

pom.xml (2)

Line range hint 6-6: Fix typo in maven-gpg-plugin property name

There's a typo in the property name: maven.gpg.pluign should be maven.gpg.plugin. This property is used in the release and snapshot profiles.

Apply this diff to fix the typo:

-        <maven.gpg.pluign>1.6</maven.gpg.pluign>
+        <maven.gpg.plugin>1.6</maven.gpg.plugin>

Also applies to: 168-168, 171-171

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Security vulnerabilities found in dependencies - Updates required

Based on the security scan results:

• jackson-databind 2.13.5 has known HIGH severity vulnerabilities. Latest version 2.13.4+ patches resource consumption vulnerabilities.
• fastjson 1.2.83 is the patched version that fixes HIGH severity unsafe deserialization vulnerabilities. The current version appears to be using variables, but if it's lower than 1.2.83, it needs updating.
• guava has MODERATE severity vulnerabilities in versions below 32.0.0-android, including a temporary directory security issue.

Action items:

• Update jackson-databind to at least 2.13.4 or preferably to the latest 2.15.x version
• Ensure fastjson version is at least 1.2.83
• Update guava to at least 32.0.0-android or latest 32.1.3-jre

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Line range hint 6-6: Review security vulnerabilities in dependencies

Several dependencies should be checked for known vulnerabilities:

• jackson-databind 2.13.5
• fastjson 1.2.83
• guava 32.1.3-jre

Also applies to: 168-171

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arklet-core/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/arklet/core/command/builtin/handler/BatchInstallBizHandler.java (4)

49-57: Validate Each InstallRequest Thoroughly
You have a loop enforcing basic validation on each biz, but consider additional checks (e.g., ensuring non-null bizUrl, valid version format, etc.) before constructing the request object. This can avoid runtime errors downstream.

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59-75: Ensure Proper Context for Exceptions
When an exception occurs during batch installation, it’s caught and rethrown as ArkletRuntimeException. Consider appending a clear context message (e.g., "Batch installation failed") to aid debugging.

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82-93: Consider Enhancing Logging for Batch Request Details
Building install requests in a loop can produce varied results if the input array is large or if any data is missing. Logging details about each constructed InstallRequest can help identify problematic inputs faster.

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95-101: Ensure Matching Response Types
This method converts a model response to BatchInstallResponse, but if the internal structure changes (e.g., new fields), the manual mapping could become outdated. Consider a safer mapping strategy or a single unified response model.

arklet-tunnel-mqtt/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/arklet/tunnel/mqtt/paho/MqttMessageHandler.java (4)

238-239: Clarify Map Key Constants
"bizList" is a string literal key. Using a static constant or enum for such keys helps avoid potential typos and eases refactoring.

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242-243: Improve Baseline Playback Logging
The log statement is functional, but adding contextual data (e.g., request count, environment details, etc.) can simplify troubleshooting.

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249-250: Enhance Failure Logging
Currently, the logged message mostly references the exception. Including the command content or partial stack trace in the log might be helpful in identifying where or why the failure occurred.

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256-256: Additional Success Message Guidance
When a batch install is successful, consider adding more details about the success, such as the size of the batch or the final statuses of each item, improving observability.

arklet-core/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/arklet/core/common/model/BatchInstallRequest.java (1)

50-50: Consider using List instead of array for installRequests

Using an array for installRequests creates a fixed-size collection that's less flexible than a List. Consider using List<InstallRequest> instead, which would:

• Provide more flexibility for dynamic sizing
• Offer rich collection methods
• Better align with Java collections best practices

-    private InstallRequest[] installRequests = new InstallRequest[0];
+    private List<InstallRequest> installRequests = new ArrayList<>();

arklet-core/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/arklet/core/command/builtin/BuiltinCommand.java (1)

34-36: Maintain consistent formatting with other enum constants

The formatting of the new enum constant differs from others. Consider aligning it with the existing style.

-                                               BATCH_INSTALL_BIZ("batchInstallBiz",
-                                                                 "install one ark biz"),
-
+                                               BATCH_INSTALL_BIZ("batchInstallBiz", 
+                                                             "install multiple ark biz modules in batch"),

arklet-core/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/arklet/core/command/builtin/handler/InstallBizHandler.java (1)

Line range hint 64-75: Add memory leak monitoring

While tracking metaspace usage is good, consider adding alerts for potential memory leaks.

 MemoryPoolMXBean metaSpaceMXBean = ResourceUtils.getMetaSpaceMXBean();
 long startSpace = metaSpaceMXBean.getUsage().getUsed();
+long threshold = 10 * 1024 * 1024; // 10MB threshold
 try {
     InstallBizClientResponse installBizClientResponse = convertClientResponse(
         getOperationService().install(convertInstallRequest(input)));
-    installBizClientResponse
-        .setElapsedSpace(metaSpaceMXBean.getUsage().getUsed() - startSpace);
+    long spaceUsed = metaSpaceMXBean.getUsage().getUsed() - startSpace;
+    installBizClientResponse.setElapsedSpace(spaceUsed);
+    if (spaceUsed > threshold) {
+        LOGGER.warn("High memory usage detected during installation: {}MB", spaceUsed / (1024 * 1024));
+    }

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arklet-tunnel-mqtt/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/arklet/tunnel/mqtt/paho/handler/PlaybackBaselineHandler.java (4)

43-43: Consider using CONSTANT_CASE for constants.

The field Mqtt_CMD is effectively a constant, so you might rename it to MQTT_CMD to comply with common Java naming conventions.

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70-79: Add logging or specialized handling for publish failures.

In pubThrowableMsg, failures from mqttClient.publish are rethrown as ArkletRuntimeException. Consider adding logs or fallback handling. This can help in diagnosing repeated publish errors and avoid silent failures in production.

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95-100: Handle potential malformed MQTT messages.

JSONObject.parseObject(msg.toString(), List.class) will throw a runtime exception if msg.toString() is not valid JSON or not an array. Consider adding validation or a fallback scenario to gracefully handle malformed or unexpected payloads.

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108-113: De-duplicate success and failure response-building code if possible.

successOfResponse and failOfResponse produce similar response maps. Extracting common logic into a private helper method can reduce duplication and simplify maintenance.

arklet-tunnel-mqtt/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/arklet/tunnel/mqtt/paho/MqttMessageHandler.java (2)

81-84: Enhance error handling in handler initialization

The initialization could fail silently if handler construction throws an exception. Consider wrapping it in a try-catch block and throwing an ArkletInitException to maintain consistent error handling.

 private void initMsgHandlers() {
+    try {
         msgHandlers.put(PlaybackBaselineHandler.Mqtt_CMD,
             new PlaybackBaselineHandler(commandService, baseMetadataHook, mqttClient, baseEnv));
+    } catch (Exception e) {
+        throw new ArkletInitException("Failed to initialize message handlers", e);
+    }
 }

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Line range hint 57-202: Consider enhancing the command handling architecture

While the current implementation is solid, consider these architectural improvements:

1. Create an enum or constants class for all MQTT commands to avoid string literals
2. Consider using a command registry pattern for dynamic handler registration
3. Add metrics/logging for command execution to aid in monitoring and debugging

This would make the system more maintainable and easier to extend with new commands.

arklet-tunnel-mqtt/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/arklet/tunnel/mqtt/paho/handler/MsgHandler.java (3)

28-31: Enhance class documentation.

While there is already a doc comment, consider adding a brief usage example and clarifying the responsibilities or typical lifecycle of this abstract handler to help other developers quickly integrate or extend it.

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40-58: Add robust exception and success handling.

1. The handle method rethrows exceptions as ArkletRuntimeException, which may obscure the original error context. Consider including the original cause message for easier troubleshooting.
2. The informational logging messages are beneficial, but you may want to unify the grammar in log statements (e.g., “finished handling MQTT cmd”).

 } catch (Throwable e) {
     ArkletLoggerFactory.getDefaultLogger().error(String.format(
         "Failed to handle mqtt cmd %s with content: %s", getMqttCMD(), e.getMessage()));
     pubThrowableMsg(e);
-    throw new ArkletRuntimeException(e);
+    throw new ArkletRuntimeException("Error in MsgHandler.handle: " + e.getMessage(), e);
 }

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60-69: Consider adding Javadoc for abstract methods.

Providing a brief explanation of each abstract method's purpose and expected parameter/return data helps implementers correctly override them, reducing guesswork.

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arklet-core/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/arklet/core/ops/BatchInstallHelper.java (1)

Priority parsing needs exception handling in multiple locations

The verification confirms that priority parsing is vulnerable to NumberFormatException in two locations:

• BatchInstallHelper.java
• BatchInstallBizInRequestStrategy.java

Both should follow the established error handling pattern found in the codebase:

try {
    order = Integer.valueOf(attributes.getOrDefault("priority", 
        PriorityOrdered.DEFAULT_PRECEDENCE).toString());
} catch (NumberFormatException e) {
    ArkletLoggerFactory.getDefaultLogger().warn("Invalid priority value in JAR manifest. Using default precedence.", e);
    order = PriorityOrdered.DEFAULT_PRECEDENCE;
}

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Line range hint 50-75: Guard against invalid priority values.

When converting the priority attribute to an integer, a malformed or non-numeric value in the JAR's manifest could trigger a NumberFormatException. Consider a safer parsing strategy or fallback mechanism to avoid potential runtime errors.

You can, for instance, explicitly handle the parsing as follows:

Integer parsedOrder;
try {
    parsedOrder = Integer.valueOf(
        attributes.getOrDefault("priority", PriorityOrdered.DEFAULT_PRECEDENCE).toString()
    );
} catch (NumberFormatException e) {
    ArkletLoggerFactory.getDefaultLogger().warn("Invalid priority. Using default precedence.");
    parsedOrder = PriorityOrdered.DEFAULT_PRECEDENCE;
}

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arklet-core/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/arklet/core/ops/BatchInstallHelper.java (1)

92-92: Well-handled manifest checking with @SneakyThrows.

Ensuring the manifest is present before processing attributes prevents null-pointer issues. However, using @SneakyThrows for library or framework code may obscure debugging or custom error handling for callers. Consider explicitly declaring a checked exception if the calling flow needs to handle such errors more gracefully.

arklet-core/src/test/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/arklet/core/component/UnifiedOperationServiceImplTests.java (2)

28-28: Remove unused import if it's not required
This import doesn't seem to be utilized in the current test code.

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57-58: Consider avoiding partial mocking if not required
Using a Mockito spy is typically appropriate when partial mocking is necessary. Evaluate whether a plain instance or a mock suffices.

arklet-core/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/arklet/core/ops/strategy/BatchInstallBizInDirAbsolutePathStrategy.java (1)

39-53: Add error handling for file system operations
Wrapping BatchInstallHelper.getBizUrlsFromLocalFileSystem(...) with a try-catch can guard against unexpected IO or path errors and allow for meaningful error messages.

arklet-core/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/arklet/core/ops/UnifiedOperationServiceImpl.java (3)

55-57: Consider injecting strategies
To facilitate future enhancements or testing, inject these strategy instances rather than instantiating them directly.

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109-109: Evaluate concurrency constraints
If the batch is large, unbounded asynchronous calls may degrade performance. Consider a mechanism to limit or manage concurrency.

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142-147: Plan for future expansions in strategy selection
If more strategies are added, you might benefit from a factory pattern or clearer naming for this method.

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