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Import non-excluded CycloneDX components from Maturin-generated wheel SBOMs into Fromager's canonical SPDX document. Relate bundled components to the wheel with CONTAINS, normalize local PURLs, and preserve the original CycloneDX files. Closes: python-wheel-build#965 Co-Authored-By: OpenAI Codex <noreply@openai.com> Signed-off-by: Martin Prpič <mprpic@redhat.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughFromager now merges Maturin-generated CycloneDX SBOM components into its canonical SPDX 2.3 wheel SBOM. The merge handles nested components, filtering, PURL cleanup, deduplication, SPDX identifiers, hashes, licenses, and Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Some CycloneDX inputs can produce an invalid canonical SPDX SBOM. The wheel still builds, but the metadata should be validated or filtered before release. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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Why is this necessary? AFAIK the Atlas tool can deal with Maturin's SBOMs. That's how William found out that one of our images was shipping uv with rustls. |
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In `@src/fromager/sbom.py`:
- Line 192: Remove the SHA3-224 entry from the _cyclonedx_checksums hash mapping
so unsupported SHA3-224 values are skipped when generating SPDX package
checksums.
- Around line 290-292: Update _cyclonedx_license and the merge_cyclonedx_sboms
flow to validate each CycloneDX licenses[].expression with the established
pkgmetadata.pep639 parser pattern before assigning licenseDeclared; skip
expressions the parser rejects while preserving valid expressions and the
existing exclusion behavior.
- Around line 300-308: Update _cyclonedx_checksums to validate each recognized
checksum’s content before adding it: accept only string values containing valid
hexadecimal checksum text, and skip malformed, non-string, or empty content.
Preserve the existing algorithm mapping and output shape for valid entries.
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| "SHA-256": "SHA256", | ||
| "SHA-384": "SHA384", | ||
| "SHA-512": "SHA512", | ||
| "SHA3-224": "SHA3-224", |
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python - <<'PY'
try:
from spdx_tools.spdx.model.checksum import ChecksumAlgorithm
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Remove the SHA3-224 mapping.
_cyclonedx_checksums emits mapped hashes as SPDX package checksums. SPDX 2.3 and the bound spdx_tools enum do not define SHA3-224, so strict validation can reject documents containing this hash. Removing the entry skips it.
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- "SHA3-224": "SHA3-224",
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| "SHA3-224": "SHA3-224", |
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In `@src/fromager/sbom.py` at line 192, Remove the SHA3-224 entry from the
_cyclonedx_checksums hash mapping so unsupported SHA3-224 values are skipped
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| expression = entry.get("expression") | ||
| if expression: | ||
| return str(expression) |
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Validate CycloneDX expressions before assigning licenseDeclared.
merge_cyclonedx_sboms only checks bomFormat. It does not validate the CycloneDX schema or SPDX grammar. A non-excluded component can reach _cyclonedx_license, which copies any truthy licenses[].expression into licenseDeclared. write_sbom then writes the invalid document; the repository’s SPDX 2.3 validator reports errors.
Use the same validated parser pattern as pkgmetadata.pep639 and skip invalid expressions.
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+from license_expression import ExpressionError, get_spdx_licensing
+
expression = entry.get("expression")
if expression:
- return str(expression)
+ try:
+ get_spdx_licensing().parse(str(expression), validate=True)
+ except ExpressionError:
+ logger.warning(
+ "component %s has an invalid SPDX license expression %r; "
+ "skipping license",
+ component.get("purl") or component.get("name"),
+ expression,
+ )
+ return None
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In `@src/fromager/sbom.py` around lines 290 - 292, Update _cyclonedx_license and
the merge_cyclonedx_sboms flow to validate each CycloneDX licenses[].expression
with the established pkgmetadata.pep639 parser pattern before assigning
licenseDeclared; skip expressions the parser rejects while preserving valid
expressions and the existing exclusion behavior.
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| def _cyclonedx_checksums(component: dict[str, typing.Any]) -> list[dict[str, str]]: | ||
| """Convert a component's hashes into SPDX checksum entries.""" | ||
| checksums = [] | ||
| for entry in component.get("hashes", []): | ||
| algorithm = _CYCLONEDX_HASH_TO_SPDX.get(entry.get("alg", "").upper()) | ||
| content = entry.get("content") | ||
| if algorithm and content: | ||
| checksums.append({"algorithm": algorithm, "checksumValue": content}) | ||
| return checksums |
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Validate raw CycloneDX checksum content before copying it.
When SBOM generation is enabled, merge_cyclonedx_sboms reads raw JSON without a CycloneDX schema parser. _cyclonedx_checksums copies any non-empty content for a recognized algorithm unchanged. Non-string or non-hex content can therefore violate the SPDX checksum contract and produce an invalid canonical SBOM. write_sbom does not validate the document or abort wheel processing, so the impact is an invalid SBOM artifact rather than a wheel-build failure.
algorithm = _CYCLONEDX_HASH_TO_SPDX.get(entry.get("alg", "").upper())
content = entry.get("content")
- if algorithm and content:
+ if (
+ algorithm
+ and isinstance(content, str)
+ and content
+ and re.fullmatch(r"[0-9a-fA-F]+", content)
+ ):
checksums.append({"algorithm": algorithm, "checksumValue": content})
+ elif algorithm and content:
+ logger.warning(
+ "component %s has invalid %s checksum content; skipping",
+ component.get("purl") or component.get("name"),
+ algorithm,
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In `@src/fromager/sbom.py` around lines 300 - 308, Update _cyclonedx_checksums to
validate each recognized checksum’s content before adding it: accept only string
values containing valid hexadecimal checksum text, and skip malformed,
non-string, or empty content. Preserve the existing algorithm mapping and output
shape for valid entries.
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This looks good! Thanks
@tiran @LalatenduMohanty please take a look at this PR when time permits
@tiran It's a lot easier to look at one comprehensive SBOM of all components than have to learn how to parse the output of each individual build tool that may produce one. Fromager itself is a build tool so I find it acceptable that it would be within its scope to provide a unified view into the components of a wheel that it builds, by understanding the format of individual SBOMs that may already placed within a wheel by the tools it calls during the build process. Down the line, we could even provide more information in Fromager's SBOM if maturin (or other build tools) happen to lack a certain feature to add more information into an SBOM or make it more accurate. I would also be surprised if Atlas processed maturin-generated SBOMs. Do you have a link to one? |
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Pull Request Description
What
Import non-excluded CycloneDX components from Maturin-generated wheel SBOMs into Fromager's canonical SPDX document. Relate bundled components to the wheel with CONTAINS, normalize local PURLs, and preserve the original CycloneDX files.
Why
Maturin generates an SBOM for crates bundled in a Python wheel. These components should be represented in Fromager's SBOM as well.
Closes: #965