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Clearer errors for agent-driven editing and generation.

  • nodes show and ls-nodes label UI-only nodes and subgraph instances.
    • nodes show Reroute now explains that Reroute is a UI-only node (details.ui_only) instead of "not found".
    • ls-nodes rows carry ui_only / subgraph only when set.
  • set-widget names the dynamic-combo option that reveals a widget.
    • Example: "exists only when model is 'MiniMax H3 Max' or 'MiniMax H3 Max Turbo'; this node has model='MiniMax H3'".
    • set-slot warnings now carry revealed_by.
  • unknown_enum_value leads with the one option it clearly meant.
    • Example: '16:9 (Landscape)' gets best_match '16:9 (Widescreen)'.
    • The value is never applied automatically.
    • Filename-like values get no best_match.
  • Unknown generate models.
    • "Did you mean" is kept, and a partner-model hint is added below it.
    • gpt-image-* points at the partner node OpenAIGPTImageNodeV2 for workflows, and at generate dalle --model for direct runs, with a note that it has no --emit-workflow.
    • seedream names the ByteDance images route instead of suggesting seedance.
  • Commands that crash under --json now end with an internal_error envelope.
    • Before, a crash left stdout empty and wrote only a traceback.
    • The envelope carries the last 1-3 frames as file:line:func.
    • The message is capped at 500 characters, with URL query strings and tokens redacted.
    • The traceback still goes to stderr, and the exit code stays 1.
  • Docs: internal_error and the new fields are in docs/json-output.md and the comfy-debug skill.

Compatibility

Every envelope change adds fields. generate_unknown_model messages still start with "Unknown model:".

Tests

Each commit started from a failing test. The cql, command and output suites have the same failing test IDs as main (environment-dependent test_run_json and similar). ruff check and ruff format pass.

Follow-ups

  • The option hint for subgraph interior writes and nested dynamic combos.
  • rgthree UI-only node names.

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skishore23 and others added 9 commits September 24, 2026 14:59
…y surfaces

A caller that knows ComfyUI from the canvas can ask `workflow add-node` for
`Reroute`, or pass a subgraph instance uuid as a class. add-node already
refuses both with node_not_found.

The catalog surfaces (`nodes search` / `nodes ls`) never listed Reroute:
object_info carries no frontend-only node, so the name comes from prior
knowledge of the canvas. Two surfaces still let a caller walk into that wall:

- `nodes show Reroute` answered the generic "not found in the loaded
  environment", so checking before adding taught nothing. It now gives the
  same UI-only explanation `add-node` gives, with details.ui_only and no
  difflib noise.
- `workflow ls-nodes` printed a canvas Reroute or a subgraph instance as a
  plain {id, type} row. Rows now carry `ui_only: true` / `subgraph: true`
  (only when set), so a raw CLI consumer can tell that type is not addable.
  The rows stay listed because the graph must still be readable.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`workflow set-widget <id>.model.prompt_expansion_mode` on a
MinimaxHailuo03TextToVideoNode or MinimaxHailuo03FirstLastFrameNode still on
its default option was refused with "not found; available: <current option's
widgets>". That message never named the option to switch to.

The name is real. object_info gives `model` three options ("MiniMax H3",
"MiniMax H3 Max", "MiniMax H3 Max Turbo"), and only the two Max options
reveal prompt_expansion_mode. `nodes show` lists it under dynamic_options with
those keys. So the CLI did not misreport the node's widgets; it just did not
say which option to select. Both write paths now do:

- set-widget raises "exists only when model is 'MiniMax H3 Max' or 'MiniMax
  H3 Max Turbo'; this node has model='MiniMax H3'. Set `<id>.model` ...
  first". The wording has no "not found", so the sibling-address enrichment
  does not add noise.
- set-slot's unknown_dynamic_sub_input warning carries `revealed_by` and
  names those options in its hint instead of `<option>`.

Graph.dynamic_sub_widget_options() derives the options from
dynamic_combo_options(), the same data the widget catalog publishes.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…learly meant

`workflow set-widget <id>.aspect_ratio '16:9 (Landscape)'` on a
ResolutionSelector, whose options include '16:9 (Widescreen)', '9:16
(Portrait Widescreen)', '21:9 (Ultrawide)': difflib ranked the right option
first, but the refusal read as four equal guesses ("did you mean: a, b, c,
d?").

When exactly one option shares the rejected value's leading token (the
ratio), Port.best_combo_match() names it:

- the finding carries `best_match`, puts it first in `did_you_mean`, and the
  message adds "('16:9 (Widescreen)' is the only option starting '16:9')".
- set-widget's hint becomes "use '16:9 (Widescreen)' — ...".

Nothing is auto-applied. The edit is still refused and the file is
unchanged. A single-token value (a filename) and a leading token shared by
two options get no best_match, so the model-file path keeps its current
behaviour.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…uessing aliases

`comfy generate gpt-image-1` failed with `Unknown model: 'gpt-image-1'`, and
`comfy generate seedream` with `Unknown model: 'seedream'. Did you mean:
seedance, ideogram?`. Neither is a typo of an alias:

- gpt-image-1 is an OpenAI image model. The `dalle` alias
  (openai/images/generations) takes it as `--model`, but that schema types
  `model` as a free string, so nothing linked the two. The error now says
  `comfy generate dalle --model gpt-image-1 ...` (and dalle-edit for edits)
  for gpt-image-1/1.5/2 and dall-e-2/3, the ids ComfyUI's OpenAI image nodes
  send.
- seedream is ByteDance's image family. It is served at
  byteplus/api/v3/images/generations, whose `model` enum lists seedream-*
  ids, and `comfy generate` has no alias for that route. The error now names
  the route and its model ids and points at the partner node. It no longer
  suggests seedance, the video model.

The seedream case comes from the spec: any request body whose `model` enum
has a value starting with the name is reported, with the alias when the
route has one. A real typo ("flux-pr", "seedance-x") keeps the old difflib
"Did you mean".

Not done: adding a seedream alias. The images/generations route has no
adapter/poller/output wiring in `comfy generate`, so that is new feature
work, not a cheap fix.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…a command crashes

`comfy --json workflow set-widget ...` could escape with a Python traceback
instead of an envelope. Edit commands catch only ValueError, and nothing
above them turned any other exception into ok:false. So a --json caller got
an empty stdout plus a stack dump, which it cannot tell from a transport
failure.

_RootGroup.invoke already turns click usage errors into envelopes. It now
does the same for any exception a command did not handle. It emits
`internal_error` (details.exception = the type, message = "Type: text",
command = the running command) and re-raises, so the traceback still
reaches stderr and the exit code stays 1. Click's own control flow
(typer.Exit after a handled refusal, Abort, usage errors) and pretty mode
are unchanged. An envelope already emitted is never doubled.

This does not fix any one crash; it makes every such crash a structured
envelope, and the traceback kept on stderr locates the root cause.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e partner node

Review follow-up to bc3f23a.

1. The model-name hint returned early for any 4+ char name that prefixes a
   partner model enum. That hid difflib's "Did you mean" for plain alias
   typos: `flux` lost flux-2/flux-pro/... (recraft's flux1dev enum matched),
   and `stable`, `minimax` and `seed` regressed the same way. The hint is now
   appended after the alias suggestions and never replaces them.

2. A caller building a workflow runs `generate` with --emit-workflow. Only
   flux-2, flux-ultra, kling-i2v, nano-banana and seedance can emit, so a
   bare `comfy generate dalle --model gpt-image-1` hint was a dead end there.
   The hints now lead with the workflow route:
   - gpt-image-* names the Cloud partner node, OpenAIGPTImageNodeV2
     (OpenAIGPTImage1 is deprecated), and says to set its model to the id.
   - Enum matches point at `comfy nodes search <id>`.
   - Each `comfy generate <alias> --model` line says whether that alias can
     also --emit-workflow.
   - The id is echoed lowercased.

Tests: flux/stable/minimax/seed keep their alias in "Did you mean";
gpt-image-* names the node before the dalle route and mentions
--emit-workflow; seedream still names its byteplus images route; flux-pr
keeps its typo suggestion.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rnal_error

Review follow-up to 7ac54e7. The internal_error envelope goes to stdout, so
it ends up in the model's context. The raw traceback on stderr never did.

- details.traceback: the innermost 1-3 frames as `file:line:func`, enough
  to locate the crash from the envelope alone. No source text.
- The message is capped at 500 characters.
- The message is scrubbed of URL query strings (`?api_key=...`), bearer
  tokens, `token=`/`api_key:`/`password=`-style pairs and `user:pass@`
  userinfo. The URL path survives.

It also pins the control-flow guard. typer.Exit(0) and click.Abort raised
with no prior envelope must not become internal_error. Both new cases fail
if `not _is_click_control_flow(error)` is removed (checked).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review nit on 712e367. `'flux dev.safetensors'` shares its leading word
with `'flux schnell.safetensors'`, but that is a different model, not a
relabelled option like '16:9 (Landscape)' -> '16:9 (Widescreen)'. A value
ending in a file extension no longer gets best_match. difflib's
did_you_mean is unchanged.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review follow-up.

- docs/json-output.md: a "CLI-wide codes" table (usage_error, internal_error
  with details.exception/command/traceback, the 500-char cap and the
  redaction rules) and a "Workflow-edit refusal fields" table (`best_match`
  on unknown_enum_value, `revealed_by` on unknown_dynamic_sub_input,
  ls-nodes `ui_only`/`subgraph`). "Process-level termination" now points at
  internal_error for crashes inside the CLI.
- comfy-debug skill: what internal_error means and what to do. Re-read
  state before retrying, take another route on a repeat, and do not
  retry-loop.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In JSON mode, the CLI now reports uncaught command exceptions in an internal_error envelope. Unknown-model and node messages provide added guidance. Workflow editing reports likely enum matches and dynamic-widget availability.

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Internal error envelopes

Layer / File(s) Summary
Emit and document internal error envelopes
comfy_cli/cmdline.py, comfy_cli/error_codes.py, comfy_cli/skills/comfy-debug/SKILL.md, docs/json-output.md, tests/comfy_cli/output/test_internal_error_envelope.py
In JSON mode, uncaught command exceptions produce a sanitized internal_error envelope with exception details and traceback locations. Click/Typer control-flow exceptions and pretty output remain unchanged. The registry, troubleshooting guidance, JSON documentation, and tests cover this behavior.

Generate model hints

Layer / File(s) Summary
Resolve and test model route hints
comfy_cli/command/generate/spec.py, tests/comfy_cli/command/generate/test_unknown_model_hints.py
Unknown-model messages can include partner-node or route guidance for recognized model names. Existing alias suggestions remain, and tests cover model hints and typo suggestions.

Node discovery metadata

Layer / File(s) Summary
Identify UI-only and subgraph nodes
comfy_cli/command/nodes.py, comfy_cli/command/workflow_edit.py, docs/json-output.md, tests/comfy_cli/command/test_ui_only_discovery.py
nodes show reports UI-only node names as not found. Workflow node listings mark UI-only and subgraph rows, and tests check these markers.

Workflow edit diagnostics

Layer / File(s) Summary
Suggest unique COMBO matches
comfy_cli/cql/engine.py, comfy_cli/command/workflow_edit.py, tests/comfy_cli/cql/test_combo_best_match.py, tests/comfy_cli/command/test_set_widget_best_match.py
COMBO validation identifies a unique matching leading token as best_match. Workflow edit errors prefer that hint, and tests check match selection and refusal behavior.
Explain dynamic sub-widget availability
comfy_cli/cql/engine.py, comfy_cli/workflow_ops.py, docs/json-output.md, tests/comfy_cli/test_dynamic_combo_other_option_widget.py
When a widget is available under another dynamic-combo option, refusals and warnings identify the selector and revealing options. Tests cover guidance and writes after selecting a revealing option.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant RootGroup
  participant EnvelopeWrapper as _usage_errors_as_envelopes
  participant CommandCallback
  participant JsonOutput
  RootGroup->>EnvelopeWrapper: Invoke with context
  EnvelopeWrapper->>CommandCallback: Execute command
  CommandCallback-->>EnvelopeWrapper: Raise uncaught exception
  EnvelopeWrapper->>JsonOutput: Emit internal_error envelope
  EnvelopeWrapper-->>RootGroup: Reraise original exception
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@skishore23 skishore23 changed the title fix: clearer agent-facing errors from prod traffic (UI-only nodes, dynamic-combo options, enum and model hints, crash envelope) fix: clearer agent-facing errors UI-only nodes, dynamic-combo options, enum and model hints, crash envelope) Sep 24, 2026
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🟡 Minor · Apply the new refusal to interior widget writes. · workflow_ops.py:923

comfy_cli/workflow_ops.py:923
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Apply the new refusal to interior widget writes.

When inner_widget is hidden by the current option, the interior branch bypasses _widget_index. _validate_widget does not check whether the widget exists in the current order, so set_widget records an operation. _write_widget then returns a warning without writing the value.

This behavior also exists in the merge base, so the PR did not introduce it. The new refusal remains incomplete for interior nodes.

Suggested fix
-        order = graph.widget_order_for_node(inner_type, cur)
-        old = None
-        if inner_widget in order:
-            i = order.index(inner_widget)
-            old = cur[i] if i < len(cur) else None
+        idx = _widget_index(
+            graph, inner_type, inner_widget, cur, node_id=target.get("id")
+        )
+        old = cur[idx] if idx < len(cur) else None
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In `@comfy_cli/workflow_ops.py` at line 923, Update the interior-widget branch in
set_widget to validate inner_widget with _widget_index before recording the
operation, using the current widget values and target node ID; use the returned
index to retrieve the old value so hidden widgets are refused consistently.

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In `@comfy_cli/cmdline.py`:
- Around line 178-180: Update the authorization branch of the credential-masking
regex in cmdline.py so it treats the scheme and following credential as one
value, masking both for Basic authorization headers. Add a regression test
confirming a Basic credential is fully masked in the JSON error message.
- Around line 148-150: Update the renderer guard in the root-callback error path
so a still-pretty renderer resolves JSON mode from the command context before
checking is_json() and _envelope_emitted. Use Renderer.resolve with the output
flags from ctx, avoiding another ConfigManager().get_cli_version() lookup, so
JSON failures emit the terminal internal_error envelope.

In `@tests/comfy_cli/output/test_internal_error_envelope.py`:
- Around line 126-127: Update test_click_control_flow_is_never_relabelled to
parameterize each exception factory with its expected exit code, then assert the
exact code for that case: typer.Exit(0) must exit 0 and click.Abort() must exit
1. Replace the loose shared assertion so a change to either exit contract fails
independently.

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In `@comfy_cli/workflow_ops.py`:
- Line 923: Update the interior-widget branch in set_widget to validate
inner_widget with _widget_index before recording the operation, using the
current widget values and target node ID; use the returned index to retrieve the
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🟡 Minor · Use the nested selector in dynamic-widget warnings. · engine.py:4004

comfy_cli/cql/engine.py:4004
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use the nested selector in dynamic-widget warnings.

When model.mode is currently fast, a write to model.mode.refine is refused because only slow reveals that widget. The warning uses model instead of model.mode, drops the valid option list, and gives an unusable hint. Use the returned selector when it is present in the current widget order. This is a narrow diagnostic failure, so minor severity is proportionate.

🐛 Suggested fix
-    base_idx = order.index(base)
-    selector = widgets[base_idx] if base_idx < len(widgets) else None
-    valid = [n for n in order if n.startswith(f"{base}.")]
-    keys = revealed_by[1] if revealed_by is not None and revealed_by[0] == base else []
+    hint_selector = (
+        revealed_by[0] if revealed_by is not None and revealed_by[0] in order else base
+    )
+    selector_idx = order.index(hint_selector)
+    selector = widgets[selector_idx] if selector_idx < len(widgets) else None
+    valid = [n for n in order if n.startswith(f"{hint_selector}.")]
+    keys = revealed_by[1] if revealed_by is not None and revealed_by[0] == hint_selector else []

...
-            f"{input_name!r} does not exist under the current {base}={selector!r} selection; nothing was written"
+            f"{input_name!r} does not exist under the current {hint_selector}={selector!r} selection; nothing was written"
...
-            f"valid {base}.* addresses: {', '.join(valid)}"
+            f"valid {hint_selector}.* addresses: {', '.join(valid)}"
...
-        + f" — set {base}={switch} first to switch rosters",
+        + f" — set {hint_selector}={switch} first to switch rosters",
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In `@comfy_cli/cql/engine.py` at line 4004, Update the dynamic-widget warning
logic around `revealed_by` to use its selector when that selector appears in the
current widget order, falling back to `base` otherwise. Use the selected
selector consistently to resolve the widget value and build the valid-address
list, revealed options, and warning hints so writes such as `model.mode.refine`
report the `model.mode` selection and its valid options.

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In `@comfy_cli/cql/engine.py`:
- Line 4004: Update the dynamic-widget warning logic around `revealed_by` to use
its selector when that selector appears in the current widget order, falling
back to `base` otherwise. Use the selected selector consistently to resolve the
widget value and build the valid-address list, revealed options, and warning
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This PR improves agent-facing diagnostics across workflow editing and generation: it identifies UI-only/subgraph nodes, names dynamic-combo options that reveal requested widgets, promotes unambiguous enum matches, adds partner-model routing hints, and emits structured internal_error envelopes for uncaught exceptions in JSON mode. The focused coverage is strong, and the branch merges cleanly with current main.

One security issue should be addressed before merge: Basic-auth credentials are only partially redacted from the new stdout error envelope. Authorization: Basic <credential> retains <credential>, potentially exposing it to logs or agent context. I left a line comment with a reproducer and suggested regression test.

I ran the 39 focused tests added/affected by this PR plus Ruff lint and formatting checks; all passed.

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re.compile(
r"((?:api[_-]?key|token|access[_-]?token|refresh[_-]?token|secret|password|authorization)"
r"[\"']?\s*[:=]\s*[\"']?)(?!Bearer\b)[^\s&\"',;]+",

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The redaction leaves HTTP Basic credentials exposed. For example, Authorization: Basic dXNlcjpwYXNzd29yZA== becomes Authorization: *** dXNlcjpwYXNzd29yZA==: this pattern consumes only Basic, while the base64 credential remains in the new stdout envelope. Please redact the complete Basic-auth value and add a regression case alongside test_the_message_is_capped_and_secrets_are_redacted.

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Good catch, thanks. Fixed in 2cbe585. The whole Authorization value is masked now (scheme plus credential, any scheme), with regression cases for Basic and Bearer next to the existing redaction test.

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…l Authorization values

A crash in the root callback happens before the --json renderer is
installed, so the envelope path saw the pretty default and wrote nothing.
Resolve the mode from the parsed root flags instead, without the version
lookup that may be what failed.

Redaction now treats an Authorization value as scheme plus credential for
any scheme (Basic, Bearer, Token, Digest) instead of masking only the
scheme word. The control-flow test now asserts exact exit codes.

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…onest nested hints

An interior write (`<instance>/<inner>.<widget>`) skipped the widget
lookup, so a sub-widget the current dynamic-combo option hides recorded an
op and wrote nothing. It now goes through the same resolution as a
top-level node and gets the same refusal.

For a nested dynamic combo, the set-slot warning named the outer selector
(`model`) instead of the nested one (`model.mode`) and dropped the option
list. It now names the nested selector when the node has it. When the
node's outer option hides the nested selector, neither path suggests
setting it any more: set-widget keeps the plain refusal and the warning
falls back to the outer selector with no option hint.

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addressed the coderabbit outside-diff notes in 74b7c62.

  1. set-widget on a node inside a subgraph now gets the same hidden sub-widget refusal as a top-level node, with the interior address in the message. before it recorded an op and wrote nothing.
  2. nested dynamic combos: the set-slot warning names the nested selector, its current value and the option that reveals the widget. when the outer option hides the nested selector, set-widget falls back to the plain not-found refusal instead of a hint that cant work.
    root callback crash envelope, full Authorization masking and exact exit codes are in 2cbe585.

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🟡 Minor · Preserve the type of revealing option keys. · engine.py:1663-1665

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Preserve the type of revealing option keys.

dynamic_combo_options() converts each key to str before this method returns it. For a selector with numeric keys 1 and 2, a widget revealed only by 2 produces revealed_by: ["2"] and a hint to set '2'. _write_dynamic_combo_selector rejects that string because its option key is the integer 2. Derive the hint keys from the original option records.

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In `@comfy_cli/cql/engine.py` around lines 1663 - 1665, Update the option-key
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- Line 188: Update the authorization redaction pattern in the
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The Authorization mask stopped at the first quote, so a Digest header like
response="..." kept its quoted parameters in the envelope. A quoted value is
now masked up to its matching quote, and an unquoted header line to the end
of the line, quotes included.

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The masking fix works. I ran the _SECRET_PATTERNS tuple from this head against fifteen inputs rather than reading it, including the exact case from the earlier thread, and Authorization: Basic dXNlcjpwYXNzd29yZA== comes out as Authorization: ***. Nothing leaked on any of them: Basic, Bearer, Digest with quoted comma separated params, Proxy-Authorization, an all lowercase header, no space after the colon, a tab separator, a dict repr in either quote style, user:pass@ userinfo, ?api_key=, and a bare token= pair. WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm="x" is correctly left alone, which is easy to get wrong with a pattern this shape.

One real problem with how the two authorization patterns interact, inline below. The envelope itself is a good idea and _traceback_tail deliberately carrying no source text is the right instinct for something that lands in a model's context.

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r"\1\2***\2",
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re.compile(r"((?:proxy-)?authorization[\"']?\s*[:=]\s*)(?![\"'])[^\r\n]+", re.IGNORECASE),

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issue: (non-blocking, but it defeats part of what this envelope is for) this pattern and the quoted one above it are not mutually exclusive, and because both run as independent sub passes the second one eats the rest of the line. For the shape most likely to appear in an exception message, a headers dict:

in : {'Authorization': 'Bearer tok123', 'X-Request-Id': 'req-abc-789', 'Content-Type': 'application/json'}
out: {'Authorization':***

Tracing it pass by pass: the Bearer pattern masks the credential, then the quoted pattern at line 190 does its job correctly and leaves {'Authorization': '***', 'X-Request-Id': 'req-abc-789'}. Then this pattern runs on that output and matches Authorization': '***', 'X-Request-Id': 'req-abc-789'}. The (?!["']) guard is meant to stop exactly that, but ["']? is optional and \s* can match empty, so the engine backtracks until group 1 ends at Authorization': and the lookahead is tested against a space instead of the quote. [^\r\n]+ then takes everything to end of line.

The secret is still masked so this is not a leak, but the request id, the content type and any trailing text go with it, and those are the parts a --json caller needs to act on the crash. Would folding the two into one alternation with the quoted branch first, applied once, be cleaner than two passes that can see each other's output? A regression case with a header after Authorization would pin it, since every existing case puts the header last, which is why this survived.

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good catch, fixed in 5b72abd. the two authorization patterns are now one alternation, quoted branch first, applied in a single pass. so each value gets masked once and nothing re-reads the '***' output. added regression cases with a header after Authorization, including your exact dict, a double quoted one, a Digest value with trailing text, and a header line followed by another line. X-Request-Id and Content-Type survive now. the older Basic, Bearer, Token, Digest and dict cases still pass.

The quoted and unquoted Authorization patterns ran as two separate
re.sub passes. The unquoted one could backtrack its optional quote and
whitespace, re-match the quoted pass's output, and mask everything to
the end of the line. A headers dict lost every header after
Authorization, plus any trailing text.

Fold both into one alternation (quoted value first, then unquoted to
end of line) applied in a single pass. Add regression cases with
headers and text after the Authorization value.

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In a JSON-encoded headers value, Digest params appear as \"...\", and
the quoted branch stopped at the first escaped quote, leaving the rest
of the value visible. Consume backslash escapes before looking for the
closing quote, and add a JSON-encoded Digest regression case.

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