ci(openshell): enable trusted SDK package reads - #10368
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change separates trusted registry installation from pull-request artifact installation. It adds reviewed npm metadata validation, verified OpenShell SDK packaging, artifact propagation to pull-request jobs, scoped workflow permissions, and security contract tests. ChangesTrusted npm installation
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR changes trusted CI package installation and cache preparation. The current head still has a potential installation-breaking npm configuration conflict, cache behavior tied to npm internals, and validation that accepts malformed package versions, which could block dependency-consuming jobs or weaken package checks. Merge should wait for these bounded CI risks to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PullRequest
participant PackageWorkflow
participant NpmPreparation
participant DependencyJobs
PullRequest->>PackageWorkflow: trigger trusted SDK packaging
PackageWorkflow-->>PullRequest: publish verified SDK archive
PullRequest->>DependencyJobs: download archive when required
DependencyJobs->>NpmPreparation: prepare reviewed npm installation
NpmPreparation-->>DependencyJobs: seed cache and validate lockfiles
Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 0.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 23 functions across 12 files. (2 skipped: 2 unsupported.) ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1📝 Generate docstrings 💡
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In @.github/actions/ci-install-dependencies.sh:
- Around line 7-12: Move the candidate_npmrc check from
ci-install-dependencies.sh to execute before actions/setup-node configures
registry-url, or relocate npm configuration outside the workspace so the
generated .npmrc is not mistaken for a repository file; preserve rejection of
pre-existing repository .npmrc files during trusted dependency installation.
In `@test/automation/pull-requests/pr-workflow-contract.test.ts`:
- Around line 376-381: Update the permissions assertion in the pull-request
workflow contract test to inspect every job defining permissions.packages,
retaining each job name and permission value rather than filtering only "read"
entries. Assert the complete expected job-to-permission mapping so any
unexpected "write" or other value causes the contract to fail.
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FAIL — this PR must not merge until the two credential trust-boundary findings are resolved. The change gives pull-request-controlled workflow code a token with package access. It also lets pull-request-controlled dependency graphs select packages during the credentialed install.
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pull_requestworkflow exposes package credentials to pull-request-controlled workflow code..github/workflows/pr.yaml:132,:165,:263, and:401grantpackages: readto four jobs. GitHub evaluates apull_requestworkflow from the PR merge commit, so a contributor can change the workflow definition and use${{ github.token }}. Checking out the composite actions from the base SHA does not protect the workflow definition.Required change: Fetch the package only from a workflow definition that GitHub loads from the base SHA. Do not execute pull-request-controlled steps or code in a job that has
packages: read. Give unprivileged PR jobs only an exact package artifact whose identity and integrity were validated by base-controlled code. -
The credentialed install accepts pull-request-controlled dependency graphs that the trusted review does not validate.
.github/actions/ci-install-dependencies.sh:7-14rejects.npmrc, then runsnpm cifor the root and plugin projects. Both lockfiles remain pull-request-controlled. The reviewed npm audit checks only the root graph, omits development dependencies, and runs in a parallel job. It does not guardnemoclaw/package-lock.json. Annpm-shrinkwrap.jsoncan also override eitherpackage-lock.json.Required change: Before npm runs with
NODE_AUTH_TOKEN, base-controlled code must reject root and pluginnpm-shrinkwrap.jsonfiles. It must validate both effective lockfiles, including development dependencies, against the base-controlled exact package allowlist. The install must stop before npm receives credentials when validation fails.
References: GitHub pull_request trust boundary, GitHub token access, and npm lockfile precedence.
Category verdicts
| Category | Verdict | Reason |
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| Secrets and Credentials | FAIL | Pull-request-controlled workflow code can access a token with package permissions. |
| Input Validation and Data Sanitization | FAIL | The credentialed install does not validate both effective dependency graphs. |
| Authentication and Authorization | FAIL | The package authorization boundary includes untrusted workflow and dependency inputs. |
| Dependencies and Third-Party Libraries | FAIL | Alternate and unreviewed package identities can reach the credentialed install. |
| Error Handling and Logging | PASS | The new shell guard fails closed and does not print the token. |
| Cryptography and Data Protection | PASS | The exact reviewed package uses HTTPS and an integrity value; no custom cryptography was added. |
| Configuration and Security Headers | WARNING | Job permissions are explicit, but the workflow that defines them is pull-request-controlled. |
| Security Testing | FAIL | Tests cover permission values and .npmrc, but not workflow-token access, alternate lockfiles, the plugin graph, or unreviewed package identities. |
| System Security | FAIL | The audit runs in parallel instead of controlling the credentialed install boundary. |
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165-176: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winValidate
packageSpecinsourceRegistryPackagesWithoutIntegrityas an exact spec.The nested-shrinkwrap validator (lines 156-162) requires each entry to match
EXACT_NPM_PACKAGE_SPEC. This block only requires a nonempty string.readReviewedLockPackagesmatches these entries by exact spec string, so a typo produces a silently inactive approval instead of a configuration error.Apply the same regex here for consistent fail-fast behavior.
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In @.github/workflows/openshell-sdk-package-pr.yaml:
- Around line 10-12: Update the pull_request_target trigger configuration to
include the edited event alongside opened, synchronize, and reopened. Add a
job-level condition that skips execution when an edited event does not change
the pull request’s base branch, while preserving runs for base-branch changes
and the existing trigger events.
In `@scripts/checks/prepare-ci-npm-install.mts`:
- Around line 47-54: Update loadCachePut to validate the global npm version
before resolving and using cacache, and fail with a clear unsupported-version
error when the version is outside the supported range; alternatively ensure the
CI setup pins npm to a compatible version. Preserve the existing CachePut
loading behavior for supported npm versions.
In `@scripts/lib/reviewed-npm-archive.mts`:
- Around line 483-500: Update scripts/lib/reviewed-npm-archive.mts at lines
483-500 so no-integrity packages are excluded from the requests verified by
verifyReviewedNpmCache, or otherwise marked to avoid archive verification with
an empty expectedIntegrity. Update scripts/audit-reviewed-npm-graph.mts at lines
366-384 by adding sourceRegistryPackagesWithoutIntegrity to
materializeSourceGraph, passing it as reviewedPackagesWithoutIntegrity, and
forwarding config.sourceRegistryPackagesWithoutIntegrity from auditSourceGraph.
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In `@scripts/audit-reviewed-npm-graph.mts`:
- Around line 165-176: Update the validation of
parsed.sourceRegistryPackagesWithoutIntegrity to require each
reviewed.packageSpec to match EXACT_NPM_PACKAGE_SPEC, consistent with the
nested-shrinkwrap validator, while preserving the existing nonempty-string and
uniqueness checks.
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FAIL — this PR is not approval-ready. The latest PR commit resolves the two findings from my previous review: pull request jobs no longer receive the package token, and base-controlled code validates both effective lockfiles before npm runs. Two new blockers remain.
Findings
| # | Category | Severity | File:Line | Description | Recommendation |
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| 1 | System Security | High | .github/actions/ci-install-dependencies.sh:31-40 |
GITHUB_ACTION_PATH points to the composite action directory. Climbing two directories resolves trusted_root to .github, so the script cannot load scripts/checks/prepare-ci-npm-install.mts. |
Resolve the trusted repository root separately for composite-action and direct-script execution. Add a test that sets GITHUB_ACTION_PATH to an actual action directory. |
| 2 | Authentication and Authorization | High | .github/workflows/openshell-sdk-package-pr.yaml:10-61 |
The base workflow downloads and uploads the credential-gated SDK archive for every opened, synchronized, or reopened PR. This widens access from packages: read to repository Actions-artifact access. |
Record an accepted decision that permits untrusted PR authors to receive the SDK archive, or restrict package generation to eligible same-repository or approved PRs. |
1. The trusted installer cannot locate its verifier from a composite action
GitHub sets GITHUB_ACTION_PATH to a directory such as .github/actions/ci-build-typecheck. The script computes trusted_root with ../.., which produces .github. I reproduced the composite-action invocation locally. It failed before npm ran:
Cannot find module '.../.github/scripts/checks/prepare-ci-npm-install.mts'
Once this implementation becomes base-controlled, all five dependency-install jobs will fail at this boundary. The current tests invoke the script directly and leave GITHUB_ACTION_PATH unset, so they do not exercise the failing path.
2. The package workflow republishes the SDK archive outside the package authorization boundary
The pull_request_target workflow does not inspect whether either PR lockfile uses the SDK. It downloads and uploads the tarball for every matching PR event. GitHub permits signed-in users with repository read access to download workflow artifacts. The PR workflow also grants actions: read to its PR-controlled artifact-transfer job. See Downloading workflow artifacts.
The accepted issue established an exact package and the need for packages: read. It did not establish that untrusted fork contributors may receive the credential-gated archive. If untrusted PR code must consume the SDK, that access consequence needs an accepted security and lifecycle decision.
Category verdicts
| Category | Verdict | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Secrets and Credentials | PASS | Pull request jobs no longer receive the package token. |
| Input Validation and Data Sanitization | PASS | Base-controlled code validates both lockfiles, including development dependencies, and rejects root and plugin shrinkwrap files. |
| Authentication and Authorization | FAIL | The artifact handoff widens SDK access beyond the package permission boundary without an accepted decision. |
| Dependencies and Third-Party Libraries | PASS | The package identity, tarball URL, and SHA-512 integrity are exact. |
| Error Handling and Logging | PASS | Validation failures stop the install and do not print the token. |
| Cryptography and Data Protection | FAIL | The SDK archive is retained as a repository artifact without an accepted access decision. |
| Configuration and Security Headers | WARNING | Package generation runs for every matching PR, even when neither lockfile uses the SDK. |
| Security Testing | FAIL | Tests do not exercise the real composite-action path or the artifact-access policy. |
| System Security | FAIL | The trusted installer fails before its lockfile and artifact controls can run. |
Validation
- All 59 targeted tests passed after I reran one cache-blocked test with a writable
prekcache. git diff --check origin/main...origin/pr/10368passed.- A local composite-action invocation reproduced the missing-module failure.
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FAIL — not ready for approval. The latest commits resolve the composite-action path bug, isolate the package token, and validate both lockfiles. One authorization blocker remains.
Finding
| # | Category | Severity | Location | Description | Recommendation |
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| 1 | Authentication and authorization; cryptography and data protection | High | .github/workflows/openshell-sdk-package-pr.yaml:23-67; .github/workflows/pr.yaml:147-267 |
The same-repository condition controls who creates the artifact, but not who can read it. A same-repository PR stores the credential-gated SDK tarball as a repository Actions artifact. A fork PR controls its pull_request workflow and can change the locator checks to download a recent artifact with actions:read. |
Either record an accepted maintainer decision that the SDK bytes may be available to repository readers and PR workflow tokens, or do not store the SDK in a repository Actions artifact. Keep SDK consumption inside an appropriately restricted, base-controlled boundary. |
The trusted workflow is base-controlled and keeps packages:read away from contributor-controlled code. That part is sound. The remaining issue is the authorization boundary after the download: the archive persists as an Actions artifact for one day, and the exact PR and head-SHA filters in .github/workflows/pr.yaml are contributor-controlled. A contributor can remove those filters and query another recent trusted run. The current PR job itself demonstrates that a token with actions:read can download artifacts from another workflow run.
GitHub documents workflow-artifact downloads as available to signed-in users with repository read access: Downloading workflow artifacts.
The same-repository trigger restriction therefore reduces who can cause a new archive to be created, but it does not preserve the SDK package's original authorization once an archive exists. If untrusted fork code must consume the SDK, the package's confidentiality cannot also be preserved through this design; that requires an explicit accepted product and security decision.
Resolved findings
.github/actions/ci-install-dependencies.shnow derives the repository root from$0, and the composite-action path test covers the real call shape.- Contributor-controlled PR jobs no longer receive
NODE_AUTH_TOKENorpackages:read. - The trusted preparation path validates the root and plugin lockfiles, includes development dependencies, rejects shrinkwrap files, and enforces the reviewed SDK version, archive URL, and integrity.
- The intended locator denies fork PRs and checks the same-repository PR head. This protects the unchanged workflow path, but it does not authorize access when the PR changes that workflow.
Security categories
| Category | Verdict | Notes |
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| Secrets | PASS | No secret or package token is exposed to contributor-controlled jobs. |
| Input validation | PASS | Both candidate lockfiles and the reviewed SDK archive identity are validated by base-controlled code. |
| Authentication and authorization | FAIL | The repository artifact is readable outside the trusted run that created it. |
| Dependencies | PASS | The reviewed source package and dependency graph are pinned and checked. |
| Error handling and logging | PASS | Failure paths are explicit and do not log credentials. |
| Cryptography and data protection | FAIL | Integrity is enforced, but the artifact storage boundary does not preserve access restrictions on the SDK bytes. |
| Configuration and deployment | WARNING | One-day retention limits exposure time but does not restrict readers during that period. |
| Security testing | FAIL | Tests cover the intended locator, not a modified PR workflow using actions:read to fetch another recent artifact. |
| System security | FAIL | The trusted producer and untrusted consumer are individually constrained, but their composition exposes the artifact across the trust boundary. |
Validation
- 88 focused workflow, installer, archive, and repository tests passed.
git diff --check origin/main...origin/pr/10368passed.- Reviewed all 23 changed files at
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In `@scripts/audit-reviewed-npm-graph.mts`:
- Around line 68-69: Update EXACT_NPM_PACKAGE_SPEC and the validation paths
using it to reject invalid SemVer components, including leading-zero numeric
components, leading-zero numeric prerelease identifiers, and empty prerelease
identifiers. Prefer the project’s existing SemVer-aware validator if available;
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Reviewed latest PR commit 753c1695bbb46d18022f3b2115a302de62aca5cd against base d63f7b037d84d42f9b6132dbccac6c360fab9906. Issue #9872 records the accepted product and artifact-access scope. The exact SDK handoff is base-controlled, retained for one day, and verified by package identity and integrity. Unprivileged PR jobs install without package credentials, and base-controlled code validates both effective lockfiles and rejects shrinkwrap precedence before installation. Current required checks and the trusted external-gateway run pass.
Security review: PASS
- Secrets and credentials: PASS. Package credentials remain in trusted producer and main-branch jobs.
- Input validation and data sanitization: PASS. Exact specs, lockfiles, artifacts, paths, sizes, and archive integrity fail closed.
- Authentication and authorization: PASS. The accepted artifact-access boundary is enforced by base-controlled workflow code.
- Dependencies and third-party libraries: PASS. The SDK version, source, and integrity are exact.
- Error handling and logging: PASS. Failure paths redact credentials and clean temporary npm configuration.
- Cryptography and data protection: PASS. HTTPS and SHA-512 protect the reviewed archive.
- Configuration and security headers: PASS. Job permissions and credential scope are explicit and narrow.
- Security testing: PASS. Workflow-boundary, installer, archive, cache, and trusted live tests cover the changed controls.
- System security: PASS. Candidate code consumes only the verified artifact and cannot select credentialed package downloads.
<!-- markdownlint-disable MD041 --> ## Outcome The OpenShell development E2E lane now resolves and installs the x86-64 MUSL sandbox archive published by the moving `dev` release. Stable v0.0.106 installs continue to use the pinned GNU sandbox archives. ## Reason OpenShell replaced `openshell-sandbox-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.gz` on the `dev` release with `openshell-sandbox-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl.tar.gz`, so the retained-artifact resolver failed before the `mcp-bridge-dev` shards could start. ### Related issues Relates to #10368 ## Changes - Resolve, retain, verify, and allowlist the x86-64 MUSL sandbox archive in the trusted E2E artifact path. - Select MUSL sandbox archives only for Linux development-channel installs on x86-64 and aarch64; preserve the stable GNU release pins. - Run retained-asset copies through a trusted executable path guard that rejects unsafe names, symlinks, invalid directories, and existing destinations before the installer can fall back to the network. - Update the reviewed workflow boundary digest and retained-artifact regression fixture; consume the installer-template trust prerequisite from #10566. - Keep installer-template history checks local to their existing test owner and add executable arm64 dev-MUSL installation coverage. ## Verification - Contributor validation: normal pre-commit hooks passed, including repository checks, shellcheck, gitleaks, E2E semantic phases, source-shape policy, growth guardrails, and commitlint; the pre-push TypeScript CLI gate passed. - Tests: the full installer hash/trust suite passes 86/86; retained-artifact installation and MCP workflow-boundary coverage passes 38/38, including x86 retained installation, arm64 dev-MUSL installation, checksum rejection, symlink rejection, and blocked network fallback. - Source-shape policy: zero source-shape cases, zero unapproved cases, and zero invalid exceptions; the installer integration test executes the installer and trusted copy helper directly rather than parsing workflow YAML. - Live artifact proof: resolved and verified OpenShell `dev` release source `65745a06ef7b4aafc00600fd7f2d16ef7da49c26` with the published x86-64 MUSL sandbox asset. - Stable release proof: `npm run check:installer-hash` passed for every v0.0.106 asset and manifest, including the unchanged GNU sandbox pins. - Secrets review: the diff contains no secrets, API keys, or credentials. ## Review notes - Dependency landed: #10566 pre-authorized the exact installer template digest; this PR is now retargeted to `main`. - Sensitive-path review: external artifact identity and provenance remain exact; missing, replaced, corrupt, or symlinked retained assets fail closed; checksum and archive validation, no-network installation, and Docker credential revocation remain enforced. - Advisor follow-up: the checksum-test title names the retained-artifact boundary precisely, and integration coverage now executes the named copy helper directly with no workflow-source test API. --- Signed-off-by: prekshivyas <prekshiv@nvidia.com> <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - Development-channel Linux installations now use optimized MUSL sandbox packages. - Added ARM64 support for sandbox installation workflows. - Added stronger validation when downloading, verifying, and installing sandbox assets. - **Bug Fixes** - Improved checksum verification and handling of invalid or tampered installation assets. - Increased reliability of development artifact workflows through pinned, trusted assets and safer copying procedures. - **Tests** - Expanded installation coverage across architectures and development installation paths. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Signed-off-by: prekshivyas <prekshiv@nvidia.com>
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Summary
Enable trusted CI jobs to install exact
@nvidiapackages from GitHub Packages. The package token is available only to dependency installation, and candidate npm configuration cannot redirect that trusted install.Related Issue
Supports #9872.
Changes
.npmrcfiles before npm runs, so pull request code cannot redirect the package token.Type of Change
Quality Gates
DGX Station Hardware Evidence
scripts/prepare-dgx-station-host.sh.Verification
Signed-off-by:line and every commit appears asVerifiedin GitHubpre-commit,commit-msg, andpre-pushhooks passed, ornpm run validate:prpassed after refreshingorigin/mainwhen hooks were skipped or unavailablenpm testfor broad runtime/test-harness changes;npm run checkfor repo-wide validation/coverage changes — command/result: Exact head1ac4d14ccbpassed all 12 CLI shards, coverage aggregation, static checks, builds, audits, CodeQL, self-hosted qualification, and managed-image validation.npm run docsbuilds without warnings (doc changes only)Signed-off-by: Apurv Kumaria akumaria@nvidia.com
Summary by CodeRabbit
CI/CD
Security & Reliability
Tests