test(ci): pin every remote GitHub Action to an immutable commit SHA - #300
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Nothing in the repository currently enforces that .github/workflows uses: references resolve to immutable commits. The existing runner-image contract only covers runs-on, so a future @v4 or @main reference would pass CI while silently reintroducing mutable supply-chain input. Extend the unowned, CI-wired tests/test_github_actions_runner_image.py with a fail-closed action-pinning contract that requires a full 40-character commit SHA, exempts local (./) and Docker (docker://) references, and strips only YAML comments so an inline version tag cannot mask the resolved ref. Verified: mutation of foundation-ci.yml to actions/checkout@v7 fails the new test; restored tree passes 9/9 and npm run validate exits 0.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughGitHub Actions 워크플로에서 액션, 이미지, 권한 선언을 추출하는 헬퍼를 추가했습니다. 원격 액션과 컨테이너 이미지를 고정된 참조로 제한하고, 최소 권한 조건과 권한 있는 트리거를 검증하는 계약 테스트를 추가했습니다. ChangesGitHub Actions 계약 검증
Priority: ⚪ Not assessed Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Other Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Valid workflow syntax can bypass the new trigger, image-pinning, and least-privilege checks, so these gaps should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Verified repair finding against exact That shape is not hypothetical for Orgmetra: the architecture requires central Please keep the fail-closed SHA invariant but validate both GitHub
Local Acceptance: add regression(s) proving an exact-SHA central reusable-workflow reference passes while the same path at |
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In `@tests/test_github_actions_runner_image.py`:
- Line 18: Update _USES_PATTERN to also match YAML list entries prefixed with
“-”, while preserving support for standalone uses: lines and existing whitespace
handling. Add a regression test covering “- uses: actions/checkout@v4” so
mutable refs in list form are subject to SHA validation.
- Line 20: Update _PINNED_ACTION_PATTERN to allow optional repository subpath
segments between the repository name and the @ separator while still requiring a
40-character hexadecimal SHA. Add coverage for valid remote action and reusable
workflow references that include subpaths.
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…tions The first pinning regex matched only owner/repo@sha, which would have false-positively rejected a commit-pinned reusable workflow or subdirectory action such as org/repo/.github/workflows/ci.yml@<40-hex>. Widen the pattern to allow additional path segments and extend the sensitivity test with pinned reusable-workflow, pinned subdirectory, and mutable reusable-workflow cases so the contract distinguishes them. Tests: 9/9 OK; npm run validate exit 0.
The action-pinning contract covered `uses:` refs but nothing generic enforced that `image:` references (job containers and service containers) resolve an immutable digest; only the two named recovery postgres images were asserted by other tests, so a fresh unpinned `image: postgres:16` would have passed. Add _image_declarations plus a digest contract and a sensitivity test that rejects plain tags and expressions while accepting a pinned digest (quoted or with a trailing comment). Tests: 11/11 OK; mutation to postgres:17.6-alpine fails the new contract; npm run validate exit 0.
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tests/test_github_actions_runner_image.py— regression suite
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2a18f3abb188fe7bab29f30bcaa575952958b9e0 - Workflow run: 34557984647
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In `@tests/test_github_actions_runner_image.py`:
- Line 26: Update _PRIVILEGED_TRIGGER_PATTERN and its validation to detect
privileged triggers in mapping, scalar shorthand (on: pull_request_target), and
flow-sequence (on: [push, pull_request_target]) forms; add regression tests
covering each supported syntax and rejecting the privileged events.
- Line 19: Update _image_declarations and its parsing pattern to also collect
scalar container: values such as registry.example/app:latest, while preserving
existing image: handling; add a regression test covering this GitHub Actions
job-container form and ensuring it is pinned to a digest.
- Around line 321-322: Update _declared_permissions to inspect each job-level
permissions block in addition to the top-level permissions, enforcing the same
minimum-permission policy so any scope or level other than contents: read is
rejected. Add regression coverage for job-level elevated permissions such as
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A job-level permissions: block replaces (not merges) the workflow default, so contents: read at the workflow level plus contents: write on one job still grants write. The top-level-only parser ignored indented blocks and would have missed that escalation. Scan every permissions block and keep the workflow-level check for the missing-block case.
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Current-head 추가 감사에서 아직 하나의 parser-differential bypass가 남아 있습니다. tests/test_github_actions_runner_image.py의 보안 계약은 YAML을 정규식으로 읽으면서 제어 키가 bare scalar라고 가정합니다. 하지만 GitHub Actions workflow는 YAML이고 YAML 1.2는 quoted implicit mapping key를 허용합니다. 따라서 현재 구현에서는 예를 들어 "uses": actions/checkout@v4, - 'uses': actions/checkout@v4, "image": postgres:latest, job-level "permissions": / "contents": write, "on": pull_request_target, 또는 mapping-form "on":\n 'pull_request_target':가 각각 _USES_PATTERN, _IMAGE_PATTERN, _PERMISSIONS_BLOCK_PATTERN, _ON_PATTERN, _PRIVILEGED_TRIGGER_KEY_PATTERN을 우회할 수 있습니다. 로컬 재현에서도 현 regex는 이 quoted-key 형태들을 모두 match하지 않습니다.
이 finding은 개별 regex에 quote 하나씩 더 붙이는 방식보다 한 번의 root repair가 적합합니다. comment-aware line에서 indentation을 보존한 채 bare/single-quoted/double-quoted mapping key를 하나의 helper로 정규화하고, uses/image/container/permissions/permission scope/on/privileged event 검사가 모두 그 helper를 소비하게 해 주세요. List-form - "uses": ...도 같은 parser를 타야 합니다. 기존 full-40-SHA, image digest, contents: read only, privileged-trigger rejection semantics는 그대로 유지해야 합니다.
Regression에는 최소한 quoted-key mutable uses, quoted image/scalar container, safe top-level permissions + quoted job-level write override, quoted on scalar와 quoted mapping event를 넣어 parser equivalence를 고정하는 편이 좋습니다. GitHub 공식 문서는 workflow file이 YAML syntax를 사용한다고 명시하고, YAML 1.2 spec은 quoted implicit mapping keys를 명시적으로 허용합니다. 이 PR은 방금도 ordinary-forward commit이 연속해서 들어온 active writer lane이므로 여기서는 concurrent push하지 않고 finding/acceptance만 handoff합니다. Exact head 2e0e24363d12b5f45897256aa156cc1fdbe91bfb 기준이며 predecessor evidence transfer나 gate weakening을 요구하지 않습니다.
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Verified current-head repair finding follow-up: #300 has been returned to Draft at exact Repository-owned checks on this exact head are otherwise Foundation |
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Fresh current-head audit on Treat this as a repair finding, not a compatibility exemption. Preserve local I am not pushing concurrently into this branch because this head was updated minutes ago by the active owner lane; adopt/adapt this finding ordinary-forward on the current head and re-establish exact-head evidence. |
Problem
Repository-owned workflow validation must fail closed against mutable GitHub Actions execution dependencies and privilege escalation while treating semantically equivalent YAML forms identically.
Protected authority is
develop@eb9757f8649aaad026a9865508d9aad50c1a7a4f. This PR changes onlytests/test_github_actions_runner_image.py; it does not change application/domain source, repository workflows, or weaken a merge gate.Current repair lineage
The branch ordinary-forward repaired the following verified parser/control gaps:
761dea6a: full 40-character commit SHA for repository actions; initial local/Docker exemptions.45af7574: immutable repository subpaths/reusable workflows.6bc95b2b: list-form- uses:.2a18f3ab: digest pinning for job/serviceimage:declarations.c459ceb2plusb510e5ea/597a10b4/1446df3f/2e0e2436: least-privilege workflow/job permissions, scalar job-container coverage, and privileged-trigger mapping/scalar/flow syntax.c5fe34cd1ae4dd3a8a6b66cafc27ef82af6a7b38: one comment-aware mapping-entry parser for bare, single-quoted and double-quoted security keys, covering quoteduses, image/container, permissions and privileged triggers.a50e591d6b3fd690e830399b7920c383aaa6975e(current head): remove the remainingdocker://...exemption. Every non-localuses:reference is inventoried. Repository actions/reusable workflows require a full commit SHA; Docker actions require an authoritativesha256image digest. Mutabledocker://alpine:3.20is rejected, while bothdocker://alpine@sha256:<digest>anddocker://alpine:3.20@sha256:<digest>are accepted. Bare/quoted/list-form Docker regressions preserve the same mapping parser, and local./...actions remain the only remote-pinning exemption.Issue #301 is the durable acceptance owner.
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develop@eb9757f8649aaad026a9865508d9aad50c1a7a4fa50e591d6b3fd690e830399b7920c383aaa6975e34568594393: SUCCESS34568594455: SUCCESS34568594387: SUCCESS34568594424: FAILURE in the central producer/consumer settlement lane, not a demonstrated test(ci): pin every remote GitHub Action to an immutable commit SHA #300 source-analysis finding. Python consumer103166541235failed enforcement at2026-09-11T06:18:35Zand completed at06:18:37Z; Actions consumer103166541285failed enforcement at06:18:36Zand completed at06:18:38Z. This run's authoritative dispatch103168032202did not start until06:28:45Zand then completed SUCCESS at06:28:50Z. Fresh exact canary is handed to canonicalContextualWisdomLab/.github#2040in comment5630778715.APPROVED; bot/status success is supplemental and is not promoted to protected approval evidence.The initial post-publication queue state was handed to canonical queue-health owner
ContextualWisdomLab/.github#712in comment5630255504; Foundation subsequently acquired a runner and completed GREEN. No no-op rerun, sleep/poll workaround, synthetic status, or predecessor verdict is used for the later CodeQL ordering failure.Acceptance
Before protected integration the contract must continue to prove all of the following on one exact head:
uses:actions accept only image references carrying authoritativesha256digests, with an optional tag before the digest;image:and scalar/objectcontainer:references remain digest-pinned;contents: readonly and privilegedpull_request_target/workflow_runtriggers remain rejected;./...actions remain local-source references rather than remote dependency pins;Keep Draft while required evidence or independent governance is unsatisfied. No self/model approval, routine administrator bypass, gate weakening, no-op retrigger, predecessor-evidence transfer, force-push, destructive rebase, or simple Close is authorized.