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Vim swap files (.swp, .swo) should never be committed as they may contain sensitive data from editing sessions. These files are now properly ignored via .gitignore. Fixes security concern raised in code review.
Add *.swp, *.swo and *~ patterns to prevent accidental commits of vim temporary files in the future.
…on (Issue #23) - Add ValidatePackageName() function with comprehensive regex validation - Protect against shell metacharacters and injection attempts - Add input validation to APT package manager methods: - Install, Delete, Find, Upgrade validate package names - GetPackageInfo validates single package name - runDpkgQuery validates package names before execution - Add comprehensive security tests covering various injection scenarios - Follows OWASP input validation best practices Security fix for Issue #23: Command injection vulnerability
…23) - Add input validation to Snap package manager: - Install, Delete, Find, Upgrade validate package names - GetPackageInfo validates single package name - Add input validation to Flatpak package manager: - Install, Delete, Find validate package names - GetPackageInfo validates single package name - Add input validation to YUM package manager: - Install, Delete, Find, Upgrade validate package names - GetPackageInfo validates single package name - checkRpmInstallationStatus validates package names - Complete security fix for Issue #23 across all package managers This completes the command injection vulnerability fix by ensuring all user-provided package names are validated before being passed to shell commands across all supported package managers.
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WalkthroughThe changes introduce centralized input validation for package names and keywords across all package manager implementations to mitigate command injection vulnerabilities. A new security utility validates package names, and all relevant methods in apt, yum, snap, and flatpak managers now call these validators before executing commands. Comprehensive unit tests for validation logic are also added. Changes
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User->>API: Request package operation (install, delete, etc.) with package names
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Validator-->>API: Return error if invalid, else OK
API-->>User: Return validation error (if any)
API->>OS: Execute package manager command with validated names
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Summary of Changes
Hello team, gemini-code-assist here to provide a summary of this pull request by @bluet. This PR addresses a critical security vulnerability (Issue #23) by preventing potential command injection attacks. It achieves this by introducing robust validation for user-provided package names before they are used in shell commands executed by the package manager wrappers. The validation logic is applied consistently across all supported package managers (APT, Snap, Flatpak, YUM). Additionally, it includes updates to the .gitignore file.
Highlights
- Package Name Validation Logic: A new
manager/security.gofile is introduced containingValidatePackageNameandValidatePackageNamesfunctions. These functions use a regular expression (^[a-zA-Z0-9\-_\.+:/]+$) to ensure package names only contain safe characters, preventing shell metacharacters, whitespace, and other dangerous inputs. They also check for empty strings and excessive length (max 255 characters). - Widespread Validation Application: The newly created validation functions (
ValidatePackageNameandValidatePackageNames) are integrated into the core package management operations (Install,Delete,Find,Upgrade,GetPackageInfo,runDpkgQuery,checkRpmInstallationStatus) across the APT, Snap, Flatpak, and YUM managers to ensure all user-supplied package names are validated before execution. - Comprehensive Security Tests: A new test file (
manager/security_test.go) is added with extensive unit tests for the validation logic. These tests cover a wide range of valid package names and various command injection attempts (including semicolons, pipes, backticks, quotes, spaces, etc.) to ensure the validation is effective. - Git Ignore Update: The
.gitignorefile is updated to include common Vim swap files (*.swp,*.swo,*~) to prevent them from being accidentally committed.
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- manager/apt/apt.go
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manager.ValidatePackageNamesinInstallfunction (L90). - Added call to
manager.ValidatePackageNamesinDeletefunction (L134). - Added call to
manager.ValidatePackageNamesinFindfunction (L206). - Added call to
manager.ValidatePackageNamesinUpgradefunction (L249). - Added call to
manager.ValidatePackageNameinGetPackageInfofunction (L333).
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- manager/apt/utils.go
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manager.ValidatePackageNamesinrunDpkgQueryfunction (L315).
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- manager/flatpak/flatpak.go
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manager.ValidatePackageNamesinInstallfunction (L65). - Added call to
manager.ValidatePackageNamesinDeletefunction (L113). - Added call to
manager.ValidatePackageNamesinFindfunction (L168). - Added call to
manager.ValidatePackageNameinGetPackageInfofunction (L267).
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manager/security.go. - Implemented
ValidatePackageNamefunction using a regex to check for safe characters. - Implemented
ValidatePackageNamesfunction to validate a slice of package names. - Defined
packageNameRegexandErrInvalidPackageName.
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- manager/security_test.go
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manager/security_test.go. - Added comprehensive unit tests for
ValidatePackageName, covering valid and invalid inputs (including various injection attempts, empty string, and long names). - Added unit tests for
ValidatePackageNames.
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manager.ValidatePackageNamesinInstallfunction (L60). - Added call to
manager.ValidatePackageNamesinDeletefunction (L111). - Added call to
manager.ValidatePackageNamesinFindfunction (L167). - Added call to
manager.ValidatePackageNamesinUpgradefunction (L208). - Added call to
manager.ValidatePackageNameinGetPackageInfofunction (L270).
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- manager/yum/utils.go
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manager.ValidatePackageNamesincheckRpmInstallationStatusfunction (L466).
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manager.ValidatePackageNamesinInstallfunction (L125). - Added call to
manager.ValidatePackageNamesinDeletefunction (L182). - Added call to
manager.ValidatePackageNamesinFindfunction (L281). - Added call to
manager.ValidatePackageNamesinUpgradefunction (L356). - Added call to
manager.ValidatePackageNameinGetPackageInfofunction (L496).
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1. manager/apt/apt.go:88
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Good: All package names are now validated (via ValidatePackageNames) before use in exec.Command calls, which mitigates injection risks. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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2. manager/apt/utils.go:314
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Validation is properly applied in runDpkgQuery to check package names prior to executing dpkg-query. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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3. manager/flatpak/flatpak.go:64
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All Flatpak operations now validate package names, which prevents injection in commands like install, delete, and info. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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4. manager/security.go:20
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The whitelist regex in ValidatePackageName correctly limits allowed characters per spec. The comments clearly outline permitted chars. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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5. manager/security_test.go:7
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Comprehensive tests cover a wide range of injection attempts and edge cases, ensuring the validation function behaves as expected. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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6. manager/snap/snap.go:60
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Snap package manager methods now validate package names before executing commands, which is consistent with the security fixes. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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7. manager/yum/utils.go:465
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In checkRpmInstallationStatus, package names are validated before calling rpm -q, which helps prevent injection here. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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8. manager/yum/yum.go:125
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YUM operations (Install, Delete, Upgrade, etc.) now validate package names, ensuring safe construction of command arguments. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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9. manager/yum/yum.go:495
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GetPackageInfo properly validates a single package name using ValidatePackageName before executing 'yum info'. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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10. manager/yum/yum.go:555
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The enhancePackagesWithStatus method leverages validated package names to accurately update installation statuses using RPM queries. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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This pull request introduces a critical security fix by preventing command injection vulnerabilities in package managers. The addition of package name validation across multiple package managers is a great step forward. The implementation is well-structured, and the test suite is comprehensive. Here are a few suggestions for improvement.
Summary of Findings
- Path Traversal Vulnerability: The
ValidatePackageNamefunction's regex allows.and/characters, which can permit path traversal sequences like../. This is a critical security concern that needs to be addressed by adding explicit checks against such patterns. - Test Helper Complexity: The
containshelper function insecurity_test.gois overly complex for checking if an error message contains a substring. Usingstrings.Containsfrom the standard library is recommended for clarity and simplicity. - Missing Path Traversal Tests: The test suite for
ValidatePackageNamelacks specific test cases for path traversal attempts (e.g.,"..","foo/../bar"). These should be added to ensure the fix is effective.
Merge Readiness
This pull request makes critical security improvements and is well-structured. However, due to the potential path traversal vulnerability, I strongly recommend addressing this critical issue and the medium-severity test helper suggestion before merging. Also, the test suite in security_test.go should be updated to include test cases for these path traversal scenarios (e.g., "..", "../foo", "foo/../bar", "/foo/bar"). As an AI, I am not authorized to approve pull requests; please ensure other human reviewers approve the changes before merging.
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The contains and findSubstring helper functions implement a more complex version of substring checking. For verifying if an error message contains a specific substring, the standard library's strings.Contains(err.Error(), tt.errMsg) would be simpler and more idiomatic. Is there a specific reason for this custom implementation over strings.Contains? If not, consider simplifying this.
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20-20: Review the regex pattern for potential security gaps.The regex pattern
^[a-zA-Z0-9\-_.+:/]+$is well-designed for preventing command injection, but consider these edge cases:
- Hyphen placement: The hyphen in the character class
\-is correctly escaped, but placing it at the end[a-zA-Z0-9_.+:/-]would be safer and more conventional.- Colon usage: While colons are needed for architecture specifiers, they could potentially be misused in some contexts.
Consider this minor improvement for better regex practices:
-var packageNameRegex = regexp.MustCompile(`^[a-zA-Z0-9\-_.+:/]+$`) +var packageNameRegex = regexp.MustCompile(`^[a-zA-Z0-9_.+:/-]+$`)manager/security_test.go (1)
241-256: Simplify helper functions using standard library.The custom
containsandfindSubstringfunctions can be replaced with the standard library'sstrings.Containsfunction, which is more reliable and maintainable.Replace the custom helper functions with the standard library:
-// Helper function to check if a string contains a substring -func contains(s, substr string) bool { - return len(s) >= len(substr) && (s == substr || len(s) > len(substr) && - (s[:len(substr)] == substr || s[len(s)-len(substr):] == substr || - len(substr) < len(s) && findSubstring(s, substr))) -} - -// Simple substring search -func findSubstring(s, substr string) bool { - for i := 0; i <= len(s)-len(substr); i++ { - if s[i:i+len(substr)] == substr { - return true - } - } - return false -}And add the import:
import ( + "strings" "testing" )Then update the usage in line 195:
- if !contains(err.Error(), tt.errMsg) { + if !strings.Contains(err.Error(), tt.errMsg) {
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55-59: Appropriately ignore Vim swap and backup files
Adding*.swp,*.swo, and*~ensures temporary Vim artifacts won’t be committed.manager/security.go (2)
56-73: LGTM! Excellent security validation implementation.The
ValidatePackageNamefunction provides comprehensive protection against command injection:✅ Strengths:
- Empty string validation prevents edge cases
- 255-character limit is reasonable for package names
- Regex pattern blocks all major injection vectors (shell metacharacters, whitespace, control chars)
- Clear error messages for different failure modes
- Comprehensive documentation with valid/invalid examples
✅ Security coverage:
- Prevents shell metacharacters:
;,|,&,$, backticks, etc.- Blocks whitespace injection
- Stops control characters and null bytes
- Allows legitimate package name formats
The implementation effectively mitigates command injection risks while supporting real-world package naming conventions.
75-83: LGTM! Clean and efficient batch validation.The
ValidatePackageNamesfunction correctly validates multiple package names by:
- Iterating through all names consistently
- Returning the first validation error encountered (fail-fast)
- Reusing the single validation function for consistency
This approach ensures all package names are validated before any commands are executed.
manager/yum/utils.go (1)
465-468: LGTM! Proper security validation integration.The validation addition is correctly implemented:
✅ Correct placement: Validation occurs before any command execution
✅ Proper error handling: Returns immediately if validation fails
✅ Consistent pattern: Follows the same security approach as other package managers
✅ No breaking changes: Function signature and behavior remain unchangedThis effectively prevents command injection while maintaining existing functionality.
manager/flatpak/flatpak.go (4)
64-67: LGTM! Proper validation for Install method.The validation is correctly placed before command construction and execution. The error handling appropriately returns early if validation fails, preventing any potentially dangerous package names from reaching the flatpak command.
112-115: LGTM! Consistent validation pattern for Delete method.The validation follows the same secure pattern as the Install method, ensuring package names are validated before any uninstall operations.
167-170: LGTM! Smart validation of search keywords.Validating search keywords using
ValidatePackageNamesis a good security practice, as search terms could potentially be crafted for injection attacks. The comment correctly identifies these as "keywords" while applying the same validation rules.
266-269: LGTM! Proper single package validation.The
GetPackageInfomethod correctly usesValidatePackageNamefor single package validation, maintaining consistency with the validation pattern used throughout the codebase.manager/apt/utils.go (1)
314-317: LGTM! Excellent defense-in-depth validation.Adding validation to this internal utility function (
runDpkgQuery) provides an additional security layer beyond the validations in the public methods. This ensures that:✅ Defense-in-depth: Even internal function calls are protected
✅ Consistent security: All dpkg-query executions are secured
✅ Proper placement: Validation occurs before command construction
✅ Appropriate error handling: Returns immediately on validation failureThis is a best practice for security-critical utilities.
manager/yum/yum.go (5)
124-127: Excellent security implementation!The validation is correctly placed at the beginning of the method, ensuring no command execution occurs with invalid package names. The early return pattern prevents any potential command injection attacks.
181-184: Consistent validation implementation.Good use of the same validation pattern as the Install method. The security implementation is consistent across all package management operations.
280-283: Proper validation for search keywords.Correctly validates keywords used in search operations, preventing injection through search terms. This covers an important attack vector.
354-359: Smart conditional validation logic.The conditional validation (
if len(pkgs) > 0) is appropriate here since the Upgrade method can operate on all packages when no specific packages are provided. This maintains functionality while ensuring security when package names are specified.
495-498: Complete validation coverage.The GetPackageInfo method properly validates single package names using
ValidatePackageName. This ensures comprehensive protection across all user-facing package operations.manager/apt/apt.go (5)
89-92: Consistent security implementation across package managers.The validation implementation matches the pattern used in other package managers (YUM, Snap), which is excellent for maintainability and ensures uniform security coverage.
133-136: Proper validation for package removal operations.Security validation is correctly applied to package deletion operations, preventing injection attacks through package names in remove commands.
205-208: Search operation security coverage.Keywords used in package search are properly validated, closing potential injection vectors through search terms.
247-252: Conditional validation maintains functionality.The conditional validation for Upgrade operations is implemented consistently with other package managers, allowing system-wide upgrades while securing package-specific operations.
332-335: Complete method coverage.GetPackageInfo validation ensures all user-facing operations that accept package names are protected against command injection.
manager/snap/snap.go (5)
59-62: Uniform security implementation.The validation follows the same secure pattern established in APT and YUM implementations, ensuring consistent protection across all supported package managers.
110-113: Security coverage for package removal.Package deletion operations are properly secured with validation, maintaining the consistent security approach across all package management operations.
166-169: Search operation protection.Validation of search keywords prevents injection attacks through search functionality, completing the security coverage for Snap operations.
207-212: Conditional validation for upgrade operations.The conditional validation logic is consistent with other package managers, allowing global upgrades while securing package-specific upgrade operations.
269-272: Complete validation coverage.GetPackageInfo method validation ensures all user-facing package operations are protected against command injection vulnerabilities.
manager/security_test.go (2)
7-201: Excellent comprehensive test coverage!The test suite provides outstanding coverage of both valid and invalid package names, including:
- Various valid package name patterns (with dashes, underscores, colons, etc.)
- Comprehensive command injection attack vectors
- Edge cases (empty strings, length limits)
- Proper error message validation
This thorough testing ensures the validation functions are robust against security threats.
203-239: Good coverage for slice validation.The
ValidatePackageNamestests properly cover scenarios with multiple package names, including edge cases like empty slices and mixed valid/invalid names.
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1. CLAUDE.md:165
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If Issue #23 is fixed, update the TODOS section to mark the security fix as complete. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment did not seem useful. Confidence is useful =0%<= threshold50%This comment is asking the PR author to update a section of the documentation or description, which is not allowed according to the rules. It doesn't provide a specific code suggestion or ask for a test to be written. Therefore, it should be removed.
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The 'Command injection fix' task remains as a TODO. Ensure the validatePackageName() implementation is completed and integrated across all package managers per Issue #23. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Comment did not seem useful. Confidence is useful =0%<= threshold50%This comment is asking the PR author to ensure that a task is completed and integrated, which violates the rule against asking the author to ensure something is done. It doesn't provide a specific code suggestion or ask for a specific test to be written.
3. CLAUDE.md:171
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The instruction to create a dedicated security branch is noted. Ensure that this branch is merged only after verifying the input validation fix. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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The commit safety reminder to avoid 'git add .' is a good practice; no changes required here. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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167-171: Consolidate overlapping critical tasks & include .gitignore update
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validatePackageName()(implement regex validation vs. create helper) can be merged into one clear action.- Add a task to update
.gitignorewith swap file patterns (*.swp,*.swo,*~) since that change is part of this security fix.
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Replace custom contains() and findSubstring() implementations with Go's standard strings.Contains() function. This addresses code review feedback from Gemini bot on PR #25 about overly complex substring search. The simplified version: - Uses idiomatic Go standard library functions - Reduces code complexity - Improves readability - Maintains exact same test behavior
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Good use of the standard library—replacing the custom substring search with strings.Contains improves readability and reliability. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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Direct use of strings.Contains() is more idiomatic and reduces unnecessary abstraction. The contains() function was just a one-line wrapper that added no value.
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Good change: replacing the custom 'contains' function with the standard library's strings.Contains() improves code clarity and removes unnecessary indirection. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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Removing the now-unneeded helper function 'contains' is a solid cleanup. This avoids redundant code. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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Removal of the outdated 'CURRENT SESSION TODOS' and commit safety reminder cleans up the documentation. Ensure any critical security notes are tracked in an up-to-date location. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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Create TODO.md to preserve todo items from CLAUDE.md sessions. This helps maintain continuity across claude-code restarts due to memory leak issues. Includes: - All pending todos from current session - Completed security work (PR #25) - Priority rankings for remaining work - Session progress tracking
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Include local TODO.md file automatically when Claude Code starts. This helps maintain session continuity for todos while keeping the actual todo list local and out of version control.
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Summary
This PR fixes a critical security vulnerability where user-provided package names were passed directly to shell commands without validation, allowing potential command injection attacks.
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ValidatePackageName()function with comprehensive regex validationValidatePackageNames()for validating multiple packagesSecurity Details
The validation function protects against:
;,< /dev/null |,&,$,`,\,",',<,>, etc.$(...),`...`../Valid package names may contain only:
-)_).)+):) for architecture specifiers/) for repository specifiersTest Plan
Breaking Changes
None. Invalid package names that previously might have worked (but were dangerous) will now be rejected with a clear error message.
Fixes #23
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This PR adds package name validation to prevent command injection across multiple package managers and includes comprehensive tests for the validation logic.
ValidatePackageName()andValidatePackageNames()functions insecurity.goto prevent command injection by validating package names.apt.go,flatpak.go,snap.go, andyum.gofor functions likeInstall,Delete,Find,Upgrade, andGetPackageInfo.security_test.gowith comprehensive test cases forValidatePackageName()andValidatePackageNames()covering valid and invalid scenarios..gitignoreto exclude Vim swap files.This description was created by
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