Objective
Add explicit bounds validation in the action pin resolution fallback logic to prevent potential runtime panics when accessing array elements after filter operations.
Context
Source: Sergo Analysis Report #14696 - Critical Issue #1
Location: pkg/workflow/action_pins.go:245
Severity: Critical
The fallback logic in GetActionPin() accesses matchingPins[0] in an else branch without redundant validation. While the outer if len(matchingPins) > 0 check on line 232 guarantees safety, this represents a defensive programming gap that could become critical if the logic is refactored.
Current Code (Lines 238-246)
if len(compatiblePins) > 0 {
selectedPin = compatiblePins[0] // ✅ SAFE
actionPinsLog.Printf("...")
} else {
selectedPin = matchingPins[0] // ❌ Assumes matchingPins non-empty
actionPinsLog.Printf("...")
}
Proposed Fix
if len(compatiblePins) > 0 {
selectedPin = compatiblePins[0]
actionPinsLog.Printf("...")
} else if len(matchingPins) > 0 {
selectedPin = matchingPins[0]
actionPinsLog.Printf("...")
} else {
// Defensive: should never happen due to outer check
actionPinsLog.Printf("ERROR: No pins available after filtering for %s@%s", actionRepo, version)
return "", fmt.Errorf("no action pins available for %s@%s", actionRepo, version)
}
Acceptance Criteria
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Objective
Add explicit bounds validation in the action pin resolution fallback logic to prevent potential runtime panics when accessing array elements after filter operations.
Context
Source: Sergo Analysis Report #14696 - Critical Issue #1
Location:
pkg/workflow/action_pins.go:245Severity: Critical
The fallback logic in
GetActionPin()accessesmatchingPins[0]in an else branch without redundant validation. While the outerif len(matchingPins) > 0check on line 232 guarantees safety, this represents a defensive programming gap that could become critical if the logic is refactored.Current Code (Lines 238-246)
Proposed Fix
Acceptance Criteria
len(matchingPins) > 0check in else branchRelated to [sergo] Initialization Safety & Type Guards Analysis - 2026-02-09 #14696