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WalkthroughThe build now enables dependency locking for the buildscript and subprojects. Generated lockfiles pin resolved dependencies for the buildscript, engine, engine tests, PC facade, DiscordRPC, and TypeHandlerLibrary modules. ChangesGradle dependency locking
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Dependency locking now freezes the PC runtime's selected org.json coordinate. Because the supplied evidence does not establish that this coordinate is secure or unchanged from the pre-lock resolution, owner confirmation is needed before merge; the remaining legacy entries are limited to compile/test scope and do not show shipped-runtime impact. Poem
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In `@build.gradle.kts`:
- Around line 393-397: Update the dependency-locking configuration around
subprojects so it applies to every non-root project, including nested projects
such as :facades:PC, :subsystems:DiscordRPC, and :subsystems:TypeHandlerLibrary,
rather than only immediate children. Then regenerate the affected
gradle.lockfile files.
In `@facades/PC/gradle.lockfile`:
- Line 95: Remove the log4j:log4j:1.2.17 compile-time dependency from the Gradle
lockfile and update subsystems/DiscordRPC/build.gradle.kts so the junixsocket
constraints use the API configuration; then regenerate the lockfile to reflect
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In Gradle, allprojects and subprojects are cross-configuration DSL constructs used to apply build logic across multiple projects within a multi-project build [1][2][3]. allprojects The allprojects block (or method) configures the current project and all of its subprojects [1][4]. In the context of the root project, this effectively includes every project in the build [3]. subprojects The subprojects block (or method) configures only the subprojects of the current project [1][4]. It does not include the project where the block is defined [1][3]. Key Differences Scope: allprojects includes the project itself and its descendants [1][4]. subprojects includes only the descendants [1][4]. Use Case: Developers typically use subprojects to apply common configuration (like plugin application or dependency definitions) to modules that contain source code, while avoiding applying these to the root project if it contains no code [3]. Conversely, allprojects is used when a configuration must apply to every project in the hierarchy, including the root [3]. Best Practices While these constructs are powerful, the Gradle documentation discourages excessive use of cross-project configuration [2]. It can create hidden coupling between projects, make build logic harder to understand, and negatively impact build performance (e.g., by interfering with configuration-on-demand optimizations) [2][5]. Modern Gradle practices suggest using convention plugins to share build logic instead [2]. Syntaxes The closure-based syntax (e.g., allprojects {... }) is common [3]. Alternatively, you can use the configure method to achieve the same result: configure(allprojects) {... } [3]. Both perform identical actions, though the block syntax is generally preferred for readability [3].
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- 1: https://docs.gradle.org/current/dsl/org.gradle.api.Project.html
- 2: https://docs.gradle.org/8.2-rc-1/userguide/sharing_build_logic_between_subprojects.html
- 3: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12077083/what-is-the-difference-between-allprojects-and-subprojects
- 4: https://docs.gradle.org/current/javadoc/org/gradle/api/Project.html
- 5: https://docs.gradle.org/6.2.1/userguide/multi_project_builds.html
Apply dependency locking to nested projects.
The root subprojects block configures only immediate child projects. It does not configure :facades:PC, :subsystems:DiscordRPC, or :subsystems:TypeHandlerLibrary, so their gradle.lockfile files are not used during normal builds. Configure locking for every non-root project, then regenerate the lockfiles.
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In `@build.gradle.kts` around lines 393 - 397, Update the dependency-locking
configuration around subprojects so it applies to every non-root project,
including nested projects such as :facades:PC, :subsystems:DiscordRPC, and
:subsystems:TypeHandlerLibrary, rather than only immediate children. Then
regenerate the affected gradle.lockfile files.
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In `@facades/PC/gradle.lockfile`:
- Line 133: Update the org.json dependency constraint from 20220320 to 20231013
or later in both affected lockfiles, regenerate the lockfiles, and verify that
DiscordIPC remains compatible with the upgraded version.
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GHSA-4jq9-2xhw-jpx7 org.json json affected versions fixed version 20231013
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GHSA-4jq9-2xhw-jpx7 is a Denial of Service (DoS) vulnerability (CVE-2023-5072) affecting the org.json:json library [1][2]. The vulnerability affects all versions of org.json:json up to and including 20230618 [3][1]. The issue is fixed in version 20231013 [4][5]. This vulnerability arises from a bug in the JSON parser where specific, nested inputs can cause an exponential increase in memory usage, leading to an OutOfMemoryError [2][6]. Users are advised to upgrade to version 20231013 or later to resolve the issue [1][5].
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- 1: GHSA-4jq9-2xhw-jpx7
- 2: https://vulnerability.circl.lu/vuln/ghsa-4jq9-2xhw-jpx7
- 3: https://osv.dev/vulnerability/GHSA-4jq9-2xhw-jpx7
- 4: https://deps.dev/advisory/osv/GHSA-4jq9-2xhw-jpx7
- 5: GHSA-4jq9-2xhw-jpx7
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Replace the vulnerable org.json pin.
org.json:json:20220320 is vulnerable to CVE-2023-5072 and can cause an OutOfMemoryError when parsing nested input. Update the API constraint to 20231013 or later, regenerate both affected lockfiles, and verify DiscordIPC compatibility.
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In `@facades/PC/gradle.lockfile` at line 133, Update the org.json dependency
constraint from 20220320 to 20231013 or later in both affected lockfiles,
regenerate the lockfiles, and verify that DiscordIPC remains compatible with the
upgraded version.
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Same locking-only setup as CrashReporter/gestalt/TeraNUI (this PR
intentionally doesn't touch versioning - no nebula.release, no change to the
SNAPSHOT scheme, module.txt version untouched):
- buildscript-classpath locking (activateDependencyLocking() on the
buildscript classpath), producing buildscript-gradle.lockfile.
- dependencyLocking { lockAllConfigurations() } on every subproject
(engine, engine-tests, facades:PC, subsystems:DiscordRPC,
subsystems:TypeHandlerLibrary), each getting its own gradle.lockfile.
:facades, :libs, :metas, :modules themselves stay unlocked - they're
aggregator projects with no configurations of their own in a bare
checkout (populated only once modules/libs are fetched locally).
- Same -PnoLock escape hatch used elsewhere in the org: passing it skips
dependencyLocking{} entirely for that build, letting every range resolve
fresh - useful for trying an update locally before committing to it via
--write-locks.
Note: with dependencies still pinned to literal -SNAPSHOT coordinates
(gestalt, nui) or resolved via composite-build substitution (build-logic),
locking mostly freezes the version *string* for the snapshot deps rather
than guaranteeing byte-identical artifacts - Gradle still treats a
-SNAPSHOT coordinate as a changing module. Full reproducibility is a
follow-up once versions move off SNAPSHOT.
Verified: :engine:compileJava and :engine-tests:compileTestJava succeed
with locking active, lockfiles generated via buildEnvironment/dependencies
--write-locks (root buildscript + each real subproject).
commons-logging:1.2 and commons-vfs2:2.2 dropped out of develop's buildscript classpath graph but stayed pinned in the lock, so Gradle couldn't satisfy the lock state. Rebased onto develop and reran dependencies --write-locks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@facades/PC/gradle.lockfile`:
- Line 137: Update the org.json dependency constraint from 20220320 to a patched
upstream version, then regenerate the PC and DiscordRPC Gradle lockfiles so
runtimeClasspath no longer resolves the vulnerable version. Verify that
DiscordIPC input cannot reach any vulnerable org.json release.
- Line 95: Regenerate the PC Gradle lockfile from the corrected API dependency
graph: remove the log4j:log4j:1.2.17 entry from compileClasspath and
testCompileClasspath, move the junixsocket constraints to the API graph so
compile and runtime select the intended version consistently, then verify
dependencyInsight reports no Log4j 1.x dependency for either PC configuration.
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Regenerate this lockfile from the corrected API dependency graph.
log4j:log4j:1.2.17 still resolves on compileClasspath and testCompileClasspath. This contradicts the stated removal. Lines 34-37 also show that the compile graph still selects junixsocket 2.0.4 while runtime selects 2.4.0. Move the junixsocket constraints to the API graph if they are not already there, then regenerate and verify that dependencyInsight finds no Log4j 1.x entry for the PC compile or test configurations.
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In `@facades/PC/gradle.lockfile` at line 95, Regenerate the PC Gradle lockfile
from the corrected API dependency graph: remove the log4j:log4j:1.2.17 entry
from compileClasspath and testCompileClasspath, move the junixsocket constraints
to the API graph so compile and runtime select the intended version
consistently, then verify dependencyInsight reports no Log4j 1.x dependency for
either PC configuration.
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Denial of Service (CWE-400): Uncontrolled Resource Consumption
Replace the vulnerable runtime org.json lock.
org.json:json:20220320 remains on runtimeClasspath. If DiscordIPC parses a hostile IPC payload, the known nested-JSON denial-of-service condition can terminate the PC process. Update the upstream constraint to a patched version and regenerate the PC and DiscordRPC lockfiles. Verify that DiscordIPC input reaches no vulnerable org.json version.
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In `@facades/PC/gradle.lockfile` at line 137, Update the org.json dependency
constraint from 20220320 to a patched upstream version, then regenerate the PC
and DiscordRPC Gradle lockfiles so runtimeClasspath no longer resolves the
vulnerable version. Verify that DiscordIPC input cannot reach any vulnerable
org.json release.
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Adds Gradle dependency locking only — deliberately no versioning changes (no nebula.release,
module.txt/-SNAPSHOTscheme untouched). That's a separate, follow-up concern; see companion PRs on gestalt, TeraNUI, and CrashReporter for the same treatment.activateDependencyLocking()on the buildscript classpath), producingbuildscript-gradle.lockfile.dependencyLocking { lockAllConfigurations() }on every subproject (engine,engine-tests,facades:PC,subsystems:DiscordRPC,subsystems:TypeHandlerLibrary), each getting its owngradle.lockfile.:facades,:libs,:metas,:modulesthemselves stay unlocked — they're aggregator projects with no configurations of their own in a bare checkout (only populated once modules/libs are fetched locally).-PnoLockescape hatch used elsewhere in the org: passing it skipsdependencyLocking{}entirely for that build, letting every range resolve fresh — useful for trying an update locally before committing to it via--write-locks.Caveat worth flagging: with gestalt/nui still pinned to literal
-SNAPSHOTcoordinates, locking mostly freezes the version string rather than guaranteeing byte-identical artifacts — Gradle still treats a-SNAPSHOTcoordinate as a changing module. Full reproducibility follows once versions move offSNAPSHOT.Test plan:
:engine:compileJavaand:engine-tests:compileTestJavasucceed with locking activebuildEnvironment/dependencies --write-locks(root buildscript + each real subproject)