Followup PR for k8snetworkplumbingwg/multus-cni#1512 to validate command file paths after Kubernetes bump - #1524
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WalkthroughThe change adds rooted filesystem helpers for path validation and ChangesRooted filesystem path handling
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to The PR hardens CLI-controlled file-path handling and is generally mergeable, but owner follow-up is needed because tests do not yet verify the create-file permission path or rewriting an existing kubeconfig with permissive permissions. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@cmd/kubeconfig_generator/main.go`:
- Line 139: Remove syscall.SIGKILL from the signal.Notify registration, leaving
only catchable signals such as SIGINT and SIGTERM so the kubeconfig cleanup path
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139-139: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
syscall.SIGKILLcannot be trapped.Flagged by static analysis:
SIGKILLis delivered directly by the kernel and cannot reachsignal.Notify's channel. Including it here is dead code that misleadingly implies the kubeconfig cleanup path runs onkill -9.🔧 Proposed fix
- signal.Notify(sigterm, syscall.SIGINT, syscall.SIGTERM, syscall.SIGKILL) + signal.Notify(sigterm, syscall.SIGINT, syscall.SIGTERM)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@cmd/kubeconfig_generator/main.go` at line 139, Remove syscall.SIGKILL from the signal list passed to signal.Notify in the kubeconfig cleanup setup, retaining only catchable termination signals such as SIGINT and SIGTERM.Source: Linters/SAST tools
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In `@cmd/kubeconfig_generator/main.go`:
- Line 139: Remove syscall.SIGKILL from the signal list passed to signal.Notify
in the kubeconfig cleanup setup, retaining only catchable termination signals
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This is a follow-up to k8snetworkplumbingwg#1512 for issues found while carrying the Kubernetes and Go bump into downstream. The dependency verifier reported vendor drift for vendor/k8s.io/api/scheduling/v1alpha2/generated.proto after go mod tidy and go mod vendor. Re-running those commands on this upstream branch produced no vendor diff, so no vendor file change is included. The security scan reported path traversal findings in kubeconfig_generator and multus-daemon because CLI-controlled paths were passed directly to file operations. This change validates those paths, requires absolute paths, rejects empty, relative, and parent-directory paths, and uses os.Root with local file names for file reads, writes, creates, and removes. Commands run: go mod tidy go mod vendor go test ./pkg/cmdutils ./cmd/kubeconfig_generator GOOS=linux go test -c -o /private/tmp/multus-daemon.test ./cmd/multus-daemon podman run --rm -v /Users/misalunk/go/src/github.com/k8snetworkplumbingwg/multus-cni:/workspace:Z -w /workspace -e GOCACHE=/tmp/go-build-cache -e GOFLAGS=-mod=vendor registry.ci.openshift.org/ocp/builder:rhel-9-golang-1.26-openshift-5.0 go test ./pkg/cmdutils ./cmd/kubeconfig_generator ./cmd/multus-daemon
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@miheer can you fix coderabbit's comment? Then I thing we're good to merge the PR. |
SIGKILL is delivered directly by the kernel and cannot be trapped by signal.Notify. Keeping it in the signal list made it look like the kubeconfig cleanup path could run after kill -9, which is not possible. Remove SIGKILL from the kubeconfig generator signal handler so it only waits for signals that the process can actually receive. Commands run: GOCACHE=/private/tmp/multus-go-cache GOFLAGS=-mod=vendor go test ./cmd/kubeconfig_generator git diff --check
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Why are we still using os.* calls here. "os.Stat(bootstrapConfig)". Shouldn't we have a unified way to access the FS and not a mix of os. and filepath.*
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Good point. I updated this to use the same rooted filesystem pattern for the remaining CLI paths in kubeconfig_generator.
Specifically:
- Reused NewRootedFile for bootstrap-config
- Added NewRootedDir for certdir
- Replaced the direct os.Stat calls with Root.Stat
So kubeconfig, bootstrap-config, and certdir are now all validated through cmdutils before filesystem access.
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Shouldn't we defer closing the file pointer?
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Good catch. I updated this in a separate commit.
The kubeconfig write path now uses writeKubeconfig(), which opens the file through the rooted path and immediately defers fp.Close(). That way the file is closed even if template parsing or execution returns an error.
I also added a focused test for the kubeconfig write helper.
The kubeconfig generator already used os.Root operations for the generated kubeconfig file, but bootstrap-config and certdir were still checked with direct os.Stat calls on CLI-provided values. That left the command with mixed filesystem handling after the path traversal hardening. Add a RootedDir helper in cmdutils and use it with the existing RootedFile helper in cmd/kubeconfig_generator. The command now validates kubeconfig, bootstrap-config, and certdir through cmdutils, checks bootstrap-config and certdir with Root.Stat, and passes cleaned paths to client-go and the cert manager setup. After this change, CLI-controlled paths in kubeconfig_generator follow one os.Root-based access pattern while existing client setup still receives the absolute path strings it expects. Commands run: GOCACHE=/private/tmp/multus-go-cache GOFLAGS=-mod=vendor go test ./pkg/cmdutils ./cmd/kubeconfig_generator git diff --check
The kubeconfig generator opened the output kubeconfig file and only closed it after template execution. If template parsing or execution returned an error, the command would leave the write path before the explicit close. Move kubeconfig file creation and template rendering into writeKubeconfig. The helper opens the file through the rooted path, defers fp.Close immediately after a successful open, returns close errors, and lets main handle the final fatal log. Add a focused test for the generated kubeconfig content and file mode. After this change, the generated kubeconfig file is closed on success and on write-path errors while keeping the os.Root based filesystem access. Commands run: GOCACHE=/private/tmp/multus-go-cache GOFLAGS=-mod=vendor go test ./pkg/cmdutils ./cmd/kubeconfig_generator git diff --check
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In `@cmd/kubeconfig_generator/main_test.go`:
- Around line 25-65: Update writeKubeconfig to call fp.Chmod(0600) immediately
after opening the kubeconfig file, including when it already exists. Extend
TestWriteKubeconfig to pre-create a permissive kubeconfig and verify its mode is
corrected, and make the test cleanup report any kubeconfigPath.Close error.
In `@pkg/cmdutils/utils_test.go`:
- Around line 137-144: Check and assert cleanup errors in the affected tests:
handle errors from os.RemoveAll and rootedDir.Close in the test anchored at
pkg/cmdutils/utils_test.go lines 137-144, handle os.RemoveAll at
pkg/cmdutils/utils_test.go lines 187-190, and handle kubeconfigPath.Close at
cmd/kubeconfig_generator/main_test.go lines 29-33. Use the tests’ existing
assertion style so cleanup failures fail the tests rather than being discarded.
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The kubeconfig writer opened the output file with mode 0600, but os.OpenFile only applies that mode when it creates a new file. If the kubeconfig already existed with a more permissive mode, truncating and rewriting it could keep the old mode. Call fp.Chmod(0600) after opening the rooted kubeconfig file so new and existing kubeconfig files both end up private. Extend the kubeconfig generator test to start with an existing 0644 file and verify writeKubeconfig resets it to 0600. Also report cleanup errors in the new rooted-path tests instead of discarding errors from Close and RemoveAll. After this change, generated kubeconfigs are forced to mode 0600 when rewritten, and cleanup failures in the affected tests fail the test instead of being ignored. Commands run: GOCACHE=/private/tmp/multus-go-cache GOFLAGS=-mod=vendor go test ./pkg/cmdutils ./cmd/kubeconfig_generator git diff --check
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In `@cmd/kubeconfig_generator/main_test.go`:
- Around line 40-59: Preserve the existing-file coverage in the test, and add a
separate fresh-path case or subtest that invokes writeKubeconfig without
precreating the kubeconfig. Assert that the newly created file has mode 0600,
while keeping the existing rewrite and mode 0644 assertions unchanged.
- Around line 34-38: Update the test in main_test.go to use Ginkgo v2 and Gomega
APIs instead of testing.T cleanup and assertions: register cleanup with Ginkgo’s
cleanup mechanism and report kubeconfigPath.Close failures through Gomega
expectations, preserving the existing cleanup behavior.
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The kubeconfig generator test was added as a plain testing.T test while the surrounding cmd and pkg tests use Ginkgo v2 and Gomega. CodeRabbit flagged the mixed style and the testing.T cleanup/assertion usage. Convert the test to a Ginkgo suite with Describe and It, replace t.Cleanup and t.Fatalf checks with DeferCleanup and Gomega expectations, and keep the existing coverage for rewriting a permissive kubeconfig as mode 0600. After this change, the kubeconfig generator test follows the same Ginkgo/Gomega test style as the rest of the repo while still checking cleanup errors and kubeconfig file permissions. Commands run: GOCACHE=/private/tmp/multus-go-cache GOFLAGS=-mod=vendor go test ./pkg/cmdutils ./cmd/kubeconfig_generator git diff --check
The kubeconfig generator test covered rewriting an existing kubeconfig with a permissive mode, but it did not also cover the create path where writeKubeconfig creates a missing file. Keep the existing rewrite coverage and add a separate Ginkgo case that calls writeKubeconfig without precreating the kubeconfig. The new case verifies the generated kubeconfig contents and confirms the newly created file has mode 0600. After this change, the test covers both kubeconfig creation and rewrite behavior for the private file mode guarantee. Commands run: GOCACHE=/private/tmp/multus-go-cache GOFLAGS=-mod=vendor go test ./pkg/cmdutils ./cmd/kubeconfig_generator git diff --check
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Why do we have dot imports? Can't we have named imports?
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Fixed in a separate commit.
I replaced the Ginkgo/Gomega dot imports with named imports and removed the dot-import lint exception.
So instead of importing the packages with "." and calling the helpers directly, the test now uses explicit package names, for example:
ginkgo.Describe(...)
ginkgo.It(...)
ginkgo.DeferCleanup(...)
gomega.Expect(...)
gomega.HaveOccurred(...)
gomega.Succeed(...)
This keeps the test behavior the same, but makes it clear where each test helper comes from.
The kubeconfig generator test used dot imports for Ginkgo and Gomega. That made the test less explicit and required a local dot-import lint exception in the new file. Replace the dot imports with named Ginkgo and Gomega imports, qualify the test framework calls, and remove the dot-import lint exception. The test behavior remains the same. After this change, the kubeconfig generator test still uses Ginkgo v2 and Gomega, but the imported test APIs are explicit at each call site. Commands run: GOCACHE=/private/tmp/multus-go-cache GOFLAGS=-mod=vendor go test ./pkg/cmdutils ./cmd/kubeconfig_generator git diff --check
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@thomasferrandiz @bpickard22 can we please re-run this test or over-ride it ? the error does not seems related to the fix in this PR. |
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This is a follow-up to k8snetworkplumbingwg/multus-cni/#1512 for issues found while carrying the Kubernetes and Go bump into downstream.
The dependency verifier reported vendor drift for vendor/k8s.io/api/scheduling/v1alpha2/generated.proto after go mod tidy and go mod vendor. Re-running those commands on this upstream branch produced no vendor diff, so no vendor file change is included.
The security scan reported path traversal findings in kubeconfig_generator and multus-daemon because CLI-controlled paths were passed directly to file operations. This change validates those paths, requires absolute paths, rejects empty, relative, and parent-directory paths, and uses os.Root with local file names for file reads, writes, creates, and removes.
Commands run:
go mod tidy
go mod vendor
go test ./pkg/cmdutils ./cmd/kubeconfig_generator
GOOS=linux go test -c -o /private/tmp/multus-daemon.test ./cmd/multus-daemon
podman run --rm -v /Users/misalunk/go/src/github.com/k8snetworkplumbingwg/multus-cni:/workspace:Z -w /workspace -e GOCACHE=/tmp/go-build-cache -e GOFLAGS=-mod=vendor registry.ci.openshift.org/ocp/builder:rhel-9-golang-1.26-openshift-5.0 go test ./pkg/cmdutils ./cmd/kubeconfig_generator ./cmd/multus-daemon
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