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Code quality scan: 11 findings (C, 87/100)
Hi @curl, an automated scan of this repository surfaced **11 code-quality findings** that may be worth a look.
Full details, severity filters, and per-file context are at the link below — feel free to close this issue if it isn't useful to you.
## Full interactive report
**https://repobility.com/scan/8f98161c-b05e-4334-8527-5acaa3d0da82/**

## At a glance
- **Score**: `87/100` • **Grade**: `C`
- **Scanned**: `2026-05-16 13:30 UTC`
- **Lines of code**: 82,972
- **Total findings**: 11
- **Security-tagged**: 0
- **Credential / secret patterns**: 0
## Top issues, with file & line
_These are deterministic rule-based findings — the file paths and line numbers below are real and can be verified in your tree._
1. **[high]** No test files found
_Add a test directory (tests/ or __tests__/) with unit tests for core functionality. Use pytest (Python), Jest (JS/TS), or go test (Go). Start with tests for critical business lo…_
2. **[high]** [SEC029] Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) — outbound HTTP from user input: Outbound HTTP request to a user-controlled URL without allowlist validation. Attackers can probe internal services (169.254.169.254 metadata, internal Kubernetes endpoints, file:// URIs), exfiltrate data, or pivot through your network. SSRF is OWASP A10:2021 and a frequent foothold in cloud breaches. — `docs/examples/threaded.c:61`
_Validate the URL against an allowlist BEFORE fetching: ALLOWED = {'images.example.com', 'cdn.example.com'} host = urlparse(url).hostname if host not in ALLOWED: abort(400)…_
3. **[high]** [SEC029] Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) — outbound HTTP from user input: Outbound HTTP request to a user-controlled URL without allowlist validation. Attackers can probe internal services (169.254.169.254 metadata, internal Kubernetes endpoints, file:// URIs), exfiltrate data, or pivot through your network. SSRF is OWASP A10:2021 and a frequent foothold in cloud breaches. — `docs/examples/smooth-gtk-thread.c:91`
_Validate the URL against an allowlist BEFORE fetching: ALLOWED = {'images.example.com', 'cdn.example.com'} host = urlparse(url).hostname if host not in ALLOWED: abort(400)…_
4. **[high]** [SEC029] Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) — outbound HTTP from user input: Outbound HTTP request to a user-controlled URL without allowlist validation. Attackers can probe internal services (169.254.169.254 metadata, internal Kubernetes endpoints, file:// URIs), exfiltrate data, or pivot through your network. SSRF is OWASP A10:2021 and a frequent foothold in cloud breaches. — `include/curl/urlapi.h:113`
_Validate the URL against an allowlist BEFORE fetching: ALLOWED = {'images.example.com', 'cdn.example.com'} host = urlparse(url).hostname if host not in ALLOWED: abort(400)…_
5. **[low]** No LICENSE file
_Add a LICENSE file to your repository. Use choosealicense.com to pick the right license (MIT for permissive, Apache 2.0 for patent protection, GPL for copyleft)._
See all 11 findings, with severity filters and AI fix prompts: **https://repobility.com/scan/8f98161c-b05e-4334-8527-5acaa3d0da82/**
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