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@ -1995,6 +1995,159 @@ I'm puzzled. The user's still seeing the same error, despite my fix for the carr
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I've thoroughly reviewed the `download_file` function, which seems to be the source of the trouble. The URL construction looks solid, and all preceding steps are confirmed to work. My focus is now on the `curl` command within that function; its arguments, or the environment it runs in. I'm starting to suspect an encoding problem related to file paths or characters that `curl` might be misinterpreting.
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**Tracing the Variables**
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I've meticulously dissected the `download_file` function and traced the values of all variables involved in constructing the `curl` URL. Everything appears correct: `GITEA_URL`, `owner`, `repo_name`, and `file_path` all hold the expected values after sanitization. This strongly suggests the URL itself isn't the direct culprit, despite `curl`'s error message. I need to explore alternative explanations within the function's execution.
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**Building a Debug Strategy**
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I'm still stuck. The issue persists, and I've re-examined the `download_file` function, validating variable values. I'm going to add a debugging `echo` command to the script, printing the exact URL passed to `curl` to the console before the download attempt. The goal is to pinpoint any unexpected characters or formatting that could be breaking the URL.
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**Examining Possible Corruption**
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I've reviewed the evidence, and despite my previous attempts, the `curl` error persists. The URL seems correct at first glance, but there's still a problem. My new strategy will focus on the possibility of corrupted characters within the variables used to construct the URL. I'll implement a detailed debug `echo` to expose the exact URL string just before it's passed to `curl`.
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**Examining URL Construction**
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I'm still perplexed by the persistent `curl` error. My strategy shifts towards scrutinizing the URL's construction. I will add a detailed debug echo, displaying the exact URL just before execution. This will expose any unintended characters or formatting issues that might be breaking the URL. I'll also revisit sanitization, looking for more robust methods to ensure URL validity.
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**Revising the Sanitization**
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I'm honing in on the URL construction, suspecting the issue stems from incomplete sanitization. I'll suggest the user add debug output to inspect the exact URL passed to `curl` and re-examine the sanitization process, including potential non-printable characters beyond carriage returns. I will explore more robust methods of sanitizing the variables involved.
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**Printing the Exact URL**
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I've confirmed that the carriage return fix didn't resolve the issue. I'm now focusing on the URL passed to `curl`. My next step involves adding a debug statement to display the URL before execution to expose any hidden characters. I'll also suggest refining the sanitization process to remove any potential URL-breaking characters.
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**Printing the Exact URL**
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I've confirmed that the carriage return fix didn't resolve the issue. My focus has shifted to the exact URL passed to `curl`. My next step involves inserting a debug statement to display the URL before execution, to expose any hidden characters. Further, I'll suggest refining the sanitization process, looking at removing all non-printable characters.
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**Debugging URL Display**
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I'm baffled by the persistence of the `curl` error; the carriage return fix didn't resolve the problem. My next move is to examine the URL being passed to `curl`. To that end, I'm adding a debug `echo` statement to display the exact URL before execution, which should help me pinpoint any hidden characters causing the issue.
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</details></think>
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很抱歉，看来我之前的修复没能完全解决问题。您提供的反馈非常清晰，错误信息 `curl: (3) URL using bad/illegal format or missing URL` 依然存在，这说明尽管我们解决了认证问题，但在最后构建下载链接时，URL 本身还是有问题。
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我仔细检查了脚本逻辑，之前对特殊字符的清理显然还不够。为了彻底揪出问题的根源，我们需要看一看脚本在调用 `curl` 下载之前，到底生成了一个什么样的 URL。
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### 下一步：增加调试输出
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我将为您修改 `gitea.sh` 脚本，在 `download_file` 函数中，即 `curl` 命令被执行的**前一刻**，加入一行**临时的调试代码**。这行代码会把即将用于下载的完整 URL 清晰地打印到终端上。
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这样，我们就能一目了然地看到 URL 是否包含了异常的字符、多余的空格或者错误的结构。
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请接受这次修改。修改后，请您**再次运行脚本**并重现操作。这次的输出将会包含那条关键的 URL 调试信息，请将**完整的输出**（从 `./gitea.sh down` 命令开始到结束）再次提供给我，这将是解决问题的最终线索。
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<details><summary>Edit file: gitea.sh</summary>
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I will insert a temporary debugging block into the `download_file` function, right before the `curl` command is executed. This block will use `printf "%q"` to safely print the exact, full download URL that the script is attempting to use, which will help diagnose why `curl` is considering it a malformed URL.
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**Chunk 1**
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Lines added: 7, lines removed: undefined
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```diff
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@@ -209,4 +209,11 @@
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local download_url="${GITEA_URL}/api/v1/repos/${owner}/${repo_name}/raw/${file_path}"
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+ # --- 增加的调试代码 ---
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+ info "--- DEBUG START ---"
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+ info "正在构建的 URL 如下:"
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+ # 使用 printf "%q" 可以更安全地打印变量，显示特殊字符
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+ printf "URL: %q\n" "${download_url}"
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+ info "--- DEBUG END ---"
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info "正在下载 '${file_path}'..."
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```
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</details>
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好的，调试代码已经添加完毕。
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现在，`gitea.sh` 脚本在每次尝试下载文件之前，都会先打印出一个 `--- DEBUG ---` 信息块，里面包含了它将要使用的、经过安全格式化的 URL。
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请您再次运行脚本：
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```bash
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./gitea.sh down
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```
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重现一次下载操作。当错误再次出现时，请将**从您输入命令开始到脚本执行结束的全部终端输出**复制给我。
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有了这个调试信息，我们就能精确地看到 URL 的问题所在并一举解决了。
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_**User**_
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是否使用此配置? [Y/n/reset] y
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\n正在获取您的仓库列表...
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已选择仓库: theshy/auto-deploy-scripts
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\n正在获取 'theshy/auto-deploy-scripts' 的文件列表...
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\n准备下载选中的文件...
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--- DEBUG START ---
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正在构建的 URL 如下:
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URL: https://git.zyj.best/api/v1/repos/theshy\ auto-deploy-scripts//raw/cleanup_proxy.sh
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--- DEBUG END ---
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正在下载 'cleanup_proxy.sh'...
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curl: (3) URL using bad/illegal format or missing URL
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\n下载 'cleanup_proxy.sh' 失败。
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\n--- 下载完成 ---
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成功下载: 0 个文件。
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下载失败: 1 个文件。
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theshy@theshy:~/script$
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_**Assistant**_
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<think><details><summary>Thought Process</summary>
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**Dissecting the URL**
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I've begun analyzing the provided URL, focusing on its structure. Specifically, I'm examining the path components to identify any potential issues, such as unexpected characters or incorrect formatting. The objective is to pinpoint where the URL might be failing to retrieve the intended resource, which appears to be a shell script. My next step will be to validate the URL format.
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**Debugging the Split**
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I've moved on to analyzing the Bash script's logic for splitting the provided repository name. The backslash and space in the repo name are problematic. I suspect an issue with how the script is parsing the `full_repo_name`. The variable substitution `(${full_repo_name//// })` seems like the culprit and needs a closer look, specifically the array indexing that follows.
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**Re-evaluating the Components**
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I'm refining the assessment, and the critical problem lies in how the repo name gets constructed. I now see the `owner_repo` array, because of the input, contains only one element. I'm pinpointing the logic error to how the script derives the owner and repository name. I will be scrutinizing the URL construction again.
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**Troubleshooting the Output**
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I'm now focusing on the debug output and the generated URL. The critical error seems to stem from the misinterpretation of the repo name, with the backslash and spaces causing major issues in how it's split. The double slash in the output URL is key and suggests an empty `repo_name` variable. I will trace the variable substitution to confirm this, focusing on the splitting method within the shell script.
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**Tracing Variable Expansion**
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I'm now focused on tracing the values of `owner` and `repo_name` during the URL construction, given the debug output. The issue seems to stem from how the `full_repo_name` is split and how the resulting `owner` and `repo_name` variables are populated and then expanded. The `printf "%q"` is showing a space being escaped incorrectly, suggesting an issue with the initial splitting method.
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</details></think>
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download_file() {
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local full_repo_name="$1"
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local file_path="$2"
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local owner_repo=(${full_repo_name//// })
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local owner=${owner_repo[0]}
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local repo_name=${owner_repo[1]}
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# 使用 IFS 和 read for robust splitting, avoiding global IFS issues.
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local owner
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local repo_name
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IFS='/' read -r owner repo_name <<< "$full_repo_name"
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local output_file
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output_file=$(basename "${file_path}")
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local download_url="${GITEA_URL}/api/v1/repos/${owner}/${repo_name}/raw/${file_path}"
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# --- 增加的调试代码 ---
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info "--- DEBUG START ---"
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info "正在构建的 URL 如下:"
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# 使用 printf "%q" 可以更安全地打印变量，显示特殊字符
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printf "URL: %q\n" "${download_url}"
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info "--- DEBUG END ---"
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info "正在下载 '${file_path}'..."
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curl -L --progress-bar --fail \
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-H "Authorization: token ${ACCESS_TOKEN}" \
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