The Go blog's write-up on goroutine leak profiles in Go 1.27 is the piece to read, giving the runtime a first-class way to point at the goroutines that never came back. Tim Bray's post on un-racing a straightforward concurrency bug lands in the same territory from the other end, walking through the side-trips a supposedly simple fix takes in real code. Elsewhere, three Gitea advisories drop together (reusable OAuth2 codes, a path traversal in release asset dumps, and under-validated repo creation fields), which is worth a look for anyone self-hosting.
The Go blog's write-up on goroutine leak profiles in Go 1.27 is the piece to read, giving the runtime a first-class way to point at the goroutines that never came back. Tim Bray's post on un-racing a straightforward concurrency bug lands in the same territory from the other end, walking through the side-trips a supposedly simple fix takes in real code. Elsewhere, three Gitea advisories drop together (reusable OAuth2 codes, a path traversal in release asset dumps, and under-validated repo creation fields), which is worth a look for anyone self-hosting.
In which I fix a straightforward concurrency problem in my Go code, with multiple side-trips: https://www. tbray.org/ongoing/When/202x/20 26/09/01/Un-Racing software concurrency Golang
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Go 1.27 includes new goroutine leak profiles.
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Gitea OAuth2 authorization codes can be reused after expiry in code.gitea.io/gitea
Gitea release asset dumps permit path traversal through crafted names in code.gitea.io/gitea
Gitea repository creation accepts insufficiently validated fields in code.gitea.io/gitea
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