Verify published releases against public registries - #877
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Update @humanfs/node to 0.16.8 and its required core/types packages for GHSA-p498-v437-472g. The locked audit reports zero vulnerabilities. Refs #876.
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WalkthroughAdds a release job and verification scripts that compare GitHub, npm, JSR, and consumer results against an immutable tag. The change produces closure receipts, validates package behavior, retries registry visibility, and adds Bats and mutation-calibration coverage. ChangesRegistry-backed release closure
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This adds post-publication checks for published registry artifacts and consumer usability, with bounded execution and retained receipts. No merge-blocking risk remains in the supplied current-head evidence. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ReleaseWorkflow
participant Verifier
participant GitHub
participant npm
participant JSR
participant Consumer
ReleaseWorkflow->>Verifier: pass release tag, commit, run ID, and receipt path
Verifier->>GitHub: validate workflow run and release
Verifier->>npm: read package metadata, provenance, and dist-tags
Verifier->>JSR: read metadata and verify tarball integrity
Verifier->>Consumer: install exact public npm version
Consumer-->>Verifier: return consumer checks and dependency versions
Verifier-->>ReleaseWorkflow: write and upload closure receipt
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@coderabbitai review The verifier implementation is complete and the current head The earlier concurrent-occurrence timeout remains an unresolved release blocker in #878; its later passing run is not being treated as a fix. This PR remains draft during that investigation. |
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In @.github/workflows/release.yml:
- Line 453: Pin the actions/checkout action at .github/workflows/release.yml
lines 453-453 and actions/setup-node at lines 460-460 to their reviewed full
immutable commit SHAs, replacing the mutable v6 tags while preserving the
existing release-job behavior.
In `@scripts/release-closure/calibrate.sh`:
- Around line 105-106: Replace the redirect mutation in the failed-receipt
calibration case with a unique mutation targeting the verifier’s failure-receipt
writer, so the expected receipt is not created or is not marked failed. Keep the
malformed-GitHub transport setup unchanged and ensure the mutation causes the
calibration experiment to detect the missing valid failed receipt.
In `@scripts/release-closure/consumer.sh`:
- Around line 35-37: Reorder the release verification stages so npm audit
signatures runs after the lockfile integrity check and before both execution
stages, including the bounded Node import of `@git-stunts/git-warp` and the CLI
invocation. Keep the existing checks and execution behavior unchanged apart from
this ordering.
In `@scripts/verify-published-release.sh`:
- Around line 13-15: Update the closure verifier configuration around ATTEMPTS,
DELAY, and COMMAND_TIMEOUT to enforce an aggregate runtime below the job’s
900-second limit, leaving headroom for setup and artifact upload; ensure the
verifier can finish and produce its receipt before termination, without relying
only on per-command timeouts.
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132-132: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🛡️ Analyzed with Security ReviewProvide an allowed evidence reference for the consumer signature check.
consumer.shrunsnpm audit signatureswithset -euo pipefailbefore it reportsverified.
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@coderabbitai review The four findings from the review of The regular merge from current main is prepared locally but its normal push remains blocked by the local memory guard. The root cause tracked in #878 remains unresolved and separately blocks release #876. The time-bounded deferral recorded there is proposed and unapproved. |
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A successful publish job did not prove that the public npm and JSR artifacts matched the reviewed tag or worked for an independent consumer. Verify exact registry identity, integrity, provenance availability, publishing-run identity, and dist-tag ownership, then install the public npm version outside the checkout. Verify signatures before executing the supported root import and CLI, check the private-storage export boundary, and record resolved git-cas/Plumbing versions. Retain a machine-readable receipt on success or failure. Closes #866; contributes to release #876.
The verifier and consumer share a 720-second work budget with termination and artifact-upload headroom. Registry visibility retries are finite; conflicting visible identity fails immediately. Re-verifying a historical version records an advanced dist-tag honestly. The workflow uses immutable action SHAs for the new job.
Change kind: new feature and development dependency security fix. The locked @humanfs/node update resolves GHSA-p498-v437-472g, required by the release audit; runtime dependency versions and expectations are unchanged.
Validation: 20 BATS contract tests passed; 20 named violations were detected at their intended assertions by the calibration runner. The signature-order regression was observed red on the old ordering, and aggregate deadlines were shown to retain failed receipts for cumulative metadata work and a stalled consumer install. A read-only public v19.1.0 rehearsal at
20a9b7f76d07195de0782f0852102434bdd200d3/run32825544033passed, resolving git-cas 6.5.10 and Plumbing 3.3.0. ShellCheck, actionlint, Markdown lint, the locked audit, normal pre-push gates, and exact-head CI passed. Manual SSJS review is green.The fixtures have a specified release-contract oracle and medium resource scope; they do not establish provider conformance. The separate public rehearsal intentionally depends on real registry availability. Calibration rejects setup errors and outer watchdog failures as evidence and does not report a mutation score. CodeRabbit's advisory docstring-percentage warning is disclosed; script boundary comments and the explicit runbook are reviewed directly.
All four review findings were addressed in separate forward commits and acknowledged in their threads. The earlier concurrent-occurrence timeout remains unresolved in #878 and blocks publication through #876. Merged diagnostic PR #879 reports the pending lifecycle stage for any recurrence. Later passing CI does not resolve that issue. No new registry version has been published.