feat(sbom): emit package origin as download and repository locations - #395
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Issue #380 asked for per-component supplier and description sourced from deps.dev during --enrich. Probing the live API across npm, PyPI, Maven, NuGet, Cargo, and Go shows GetVersion asserts neither field, so those stay deferred and documented as such. This ships what needs no new data source: the origin information Bomly already collects and then dropped at the export boundary. SPDX downloadLocation was hardcoded NOASSERTION; it now carries the lockfile's exact artifact URL, or a pinned git+ locator, when one exists. CycloneDX gains distribution and vcs external references, and the OpenSSF Scorecard repository is emitted as a vcs reference and SPDX PackageSourceInfo during --enrich. ResolvedURL is not a URL, so a classifier decides what each value is before it can reach a document. npm-family lockfiles record the exact tarball; Bundler records the registry root; Cargo prefixes its source string; uv, pipenv, pub, and npm link entries can record local filesystem paths; private-registry URLs can embed tokens in userinfo, query, host, or path. Two rules are load-bearing: a registry root never becomes a download location, because that failure is schema-valid and silently wrong, and no local path or credential is ever published — a boundary-aware token scan covers every URL position rather than splitting on delimiters. Both rules are mutation-verified, and the classifier and repository normalizer carry fuzz targets registered in scripts/run-fuzz.sh. Detectors that record a resolved commit separately from the repository (bundler, pub, the python family under source_revision; swiftpm under revision) get it folded into the locator, so a reproducible pin is not exported as a moving branch. The resolved commit in a URL fragment wins over a requested rev/tag/branch, matching uvSourceRevision, and Yarn's checksum fragments are recognized as digests rather than secrets. Verified: full suite, fuzz targets, spdxlib.ValidateDocument and the CycloneDX 1.7 schema on real scans across npm/yarn/ruby/python, zero scan-machine paths in any output, and a new smoke case registered in both slice matrices. npm yields 136 real download locations, yarn 379, and Bundler correctly abstains. This is the export-side half of the work reviewed at length in PR #391; the SBOM-ingest preservation half is deliberately excluded and moves to its own issue. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change classifies dependency URLs, stores artifact, VCS, registry, and repository metadata on components, and exports that metadata in SPDX and CycloneDX formats. Unit, fuzz, smoke, documentation, and workflow updates cover provenance, precedence, validation, and path redaction. ChangesSBOM distribution metadata
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR changes SBOM origin export and adds path and credential filtering. At the current head, the smoke test can reject valid package names, broad credential prefixes can suppress legitimate download locations, and the documentation misstates Cargo handling; these bounded correctness and readiness issues should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DependencyScan
participant Locator
participant ComponentTransform
participant SBOMExport
DependencyScan->>Locator: classify resolved dependency URL
Locator->>ComponentTransform: return artifact, VCS, or registry locator
ComponentTransform->>SBOMExport: populate source-location metadata
SBOMExport->>SBOMExport: emit SPDX and CycloneDX references
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internal/sbom/locator_fuzz_test.go (1)
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In `@docs/SBOM.md`:
- Around line 139-143: Update the Cargo coverage statement in the documentation
to distinguish registry/index roots from git+ repository locators: map recorded
Cargo git+ sources using the source-repository behavior described above, while
retaining registry-root/NOASSERTION handling only for registry locators.
In `@internal/sbom/locator.go`:
- Around line 361-378: Update credential detection in containsCredential to
apply narrower body validation for the generic prefixes asia, sk-, npm_, and
pypi- instead of accepting any isTokenRune sequence. Require the appropriate
secret-shaped length/character constraints, while preserving detection of
legitimate credentials and the existing omit-on-doubt behavior.
In `@test/smoke/smoke_test.go`:
- Around line 618-629: Update the marker list in the smoke test to remove the
unanchored os.TempDir() entry, then remove the now-unneeded marker == "" guard.
Preserve the existing dir-based and anchored /tmp/ leak checks.
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In `@internal/sbom/locator_fuzz_test.go`:
- Around line 66-69: Alias the SDK testkit import as testutil, then update both
fuzz targets to reference testutil.MaxFuzzInputSize instead of
testkit.MaxFuzzInputSize.
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The prefix list could not catch a secret it had never heard of, and the review's example is real: a JWT or entitlement-token path segment such as "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9" has no issuer prefix, so it classified as an artifact and was published verbatim. Origin metadata is optional, so an unrecognizable-but-secret-shaped value is now dropped: a long token run mixing upper, lower, and digits fails the path and host gates. The shape is chosen so legitimate values pass — package names are lowercase, version strings never form runs that long, and content hashes are single-case hex. Mixed-case artifact filenames split at the extension dot. A bespoke all-lowercase secret still passes, and the comment says so; this is a mitigation, not a guarantee. Prefix matching is case-sensitive now. Folding case made ordinary words collide — "asia-packages" in a mirror path lowercased into AWS's "ASIA" and silently dropped a valid download location. Issuers fix their casing, so the list carries it: AKIA/ASIA/AIza uppercase as issued, and the overly generic bare "sk-" narrowed to sk-proj-/sk-ant-. Real scans confirm no coverage change (npm 136, yarn 379). Docs corrected where the review caught claims that are false for this branch: - Download and repository locations are an export-time projection; the conversion-limits section wrongly said they are preserved through --sbom ingest, which this PR deliberately does not implement. - Yarn coverage is Classic (v1) only; Berry records resolution identifiers, not URLs, so its packages are omitted. - Cargo git+ dependencies follow the source-repository mapping with a pinned revision; only its registry dependencies degrade to NOASSERTION. The smoke leak check no longer uses bare os.TempDir(): on Linux that is "/tmp", which legitimately appears in npm URLs such as tmp-0.0.33.tgz. The anchored markers cover a leaked absolute temp path. The opaque-shape gate and the case-sensitivity are both mutation-checked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Four review findings, each verified against the code before fixing. Revisions get both credential gates now. isSafeRevision checked issuer prefixes only, so an opaque mixed-case token arriving through a Pipenv or Poetry ref — source_revision metadata, or a rev/tag/branch query — was appended after the "@" and published. The opaque-shape check that already guards paths and hosts applies to revisions too; the cost of a false positive is an unpinned repository, which is the safe direction. A git-sourced dependency that resolved to an archive stays an artifact. Yarn stores the codeload tarball for a GitHub selector while deriving a git source from it, and rendering that endpoint as git+ syntax invented a repository that is not cloneable. An archive-shaped path — a segment carrying a package extension, or being one outright the way codeload embeds "tar.gz" before the revision — now classifies as the artifact it is. A literal "@" in a repository path is not a revision marker. Splitting unconditionally at the last "@" turned "/teams/@core/library" into "/teams" at revision "core/library", a repository that does not exist and would have been published as one. Only the SPDX form is split now: the "@" must sit inside the final segment and the suffix must not span segments. Docs: pnpm gets a download location only when its lockfile records the optional tarball field; recent pnpm versions often record only an integrity hash, and the repository's own v9 fixture has no tarball URLs at all. All three code gates are mutation-checked, and real scans confirm coverage is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Detect existing VCS revisions with the shared parser so literal at-sign path segments still accept detector-resolved commits. Reject locator and repository URLs that contain a port but no hostname, and extend unit and fuzz coverage for both cases.
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When a private registry embeds a lowercase/digit-only opaque token, such as https://repo.example/download/abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890/pkg.tgz, neither the issuer-prefix scan nor this three-character-class condition recognizes it, so both SBOM encoders publish the credential verbatim. Fresh evidence after the earlier fix is the implementation's own comment that all-lowercase bespoke secrets still pass; because origin metadata is optional, secret-shaped path runs should fail closed rather than requiring uppercase characters.
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| // back, so it only fills a gap a matcher supplied. Source is not carried | ||
| // on Package, so classification here is shape-driven only. | ||
| if component.ArtifactURL == "" && component.VCSURL == "" && component.RegistryURL == "" { | ||
| applyLocator(component, classifyResolvedURL(pkg.ResolvedURL, "", pkg.Ecosystem)) |
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When the detector classifies a dependency as file, project, or workspace but supplies an HTTP-looking ResolvedURL, the first classification correctly suppresses it; however, the production registry is seeded with sdk.PackageFromDependency, so its normally echoed ResolvedURL reaches this fallback with an empty source and is emitted as an artifact after all. This defeats the source gate whenever BuildOptions.Registry is present, as it is for normal scans; only use the registry fallback when the dependency had no resolved value, or carry the original source classification through it.
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| refs = append(refs, cdx.ExternalReference{Type: cdx.ERTypeDistribution, URL: component.ArtifactURL}) | ||
| case component.RegistryURL != "": | ||
| refs = append(refs, cdx.ExternalReference{ | ||
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When only a registry or index root is known, as with Bundler and Cargo registry dependencies, this still emits it with the machine-readable distribution type. CycloneDX consumers interpret that type as the package's distribution URL regardless of the free-text comment, so they can treat https://rubygems.org/ or the crates.io index as the downloadable package even though the code explicitly acknowledges that it is not the artifact location; omit this reference unless an exact artifact URL is available.
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| run: 'TestScan$/scan-bundler' | ||
| - name: sbom | ||
| run: 'TestScan$/scan-sbom|TestDiff/(diff-sbom$|diff-sbom-detail-change$)|TestLiteScan/lite-scan-sbom|TestScanSBOMSyftJSONRejected$' | ||
| run: 'TestScan$/scan-sbom|TestDiff/(diff-sbom$|diff-sbom-detail-change$)|TestLiteScan/lite-scan-sbom|TestScanSBOMSyftJSONRejected$|TestScanSBOMExportDistribution$' |
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In both inspected smoke workflows, this slice now runs TestScanSBOMExportDistribution, which begins with requireTool(t, "npm"), but the Set up Node.js step only runs when matrix.slice.node is true and the SBOM slice does not set it. On runners without a preinstalled npm the new coverage silently skips, while other runners use an unpinned host npm instead of the Node 22 environment used by every Node smoke slice; set node: true for this slice in both matrices.
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Closing in favor of a rebuilt approach. This PR classified Replacement approach: each detector emits pre-classified, pre-sanitized origin from its own structured lockfile fields — an exact artifact URL, a source repository plus resolved revision, or nothing — and export projects it under a single minimal invariant (absolute http(s), host present, no userinfo). Registry roots are dropped entirely. Branch |
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Addresses the buildable subset of #380. Replaces #391, which grew far past this scope and is closed in its favor — see that PR for the full review history.
Why not supplier/description
#380 asked for per-component
supplieranddescriptionsourced from deps.dev. Probing the live API across npm, PyPI, Maven, NuGet, Cargo, and Go showsGetVersionasserts neither field — onlylinks[]andregistries[]. Real supplier/description live in registry-native metadata, which means new allowed network hosts (a CLAUDE.md non-negotiable) and likely a newbomly-plugin-*repo. Those stay deferred; the docs now say so explicitly.What this ships (export only)
Origin information Bomly already collects and then dropped at the export boundary:
downloadLocation(was hardcodedNOASSERTION)distributiondownloadLocation(git+form, pinned commit)vcsNOASSERTIONdistribution, marked as a rootNOASSERTIONPlus the OpenSSF Scorecard repository (
vcs/PackageSourceInfo) during--enrich, and detector-resolved commits (bundler/pub/pythonsource_revision, swiftpmrevision) folded into the locator so reproducible pins don't export as moving branches.The classifier
ResolvedURLis not a URL — npm records tarballs, Bundler records the registry root, Cargo prefixes its source string, uv/pipenv/pub/npm-link can record local filesystem paths, and private-registry URLs can embed tokens.internal/sbom/locator.goclassifies every value before it can reach a document. Two mutation-verified rules:Both
FuzzClassifyResolvedURLandFuzzNormalizeRepositoryURLare registered inscripts/run-fuzz.sh.Deliberately excluded
The SBOM-ingest preservation work from #391 (carrying a third party's supplier/description/references through re-export). It touches every field across both formats plus merge semantics, and review showed it isn't settled. It moves to its own issue with the #391 review history as input. Decoders in this PR are untouched from main.
Verification
make test,make fuzztargets,make generate(no drift)spdxlib.ValidateDocument+ official CycloneDX 1.7 schema on real scans across npm/yarn/ruby/python — all valid, zero scan-machine paths in any outputNOASSERTION, never the registry rootTestScanSBOMExportDistribution, registered in both slice matricesNo new CLI flag, so no MCP or plugin-command surface is affected.
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