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One parsed workflow model (#971); prove RE001's egress decision and the KYAML alias budget - #1036
1. #971's model (4b46f3a).Hypatia.Workflow parses each workflow once with Hypatia.Kyaml, the port of kyq's KYAML reader. It reads the result into Workflow / Job / Step:
Scalars are their YAML values.
Mappings stay nodes, so every value keeps its source line (strings/1).
What the reader refuses comes back as a located error.
RE001 and RE002 now read the model. The model fixes the three open post-merge review threads on #975, and each fix has a test that fails on main:
<<: [*defaults] is refused and reported.
Text in a name: | block is no longer read as the hardener's input.
A folded egress-policy: >- is read as its value.
Two defects in the endpoint comparison are fixed, both found by running against six real repositories:
An allowed-endpoints entry written with an expression crashed the comparison.
A deed listing GitHub hosts drew 12 false findings on hypatia.
The code_safety/elixir_atom_from_user description had the dangerous and the safe call the wrong way round; it is corrected.
2. Proofs, and the code held to them (3562e82). These follow standards PROOF-POLICY: APIs and engineering properties are proved in Idris2.
Artefact
Claim
Status
src/Hypatia/ABI/Egress.idr
RE001's acceptance (Clean) is decidable (decClean). An audit hardener never satisfies a block claim. A declaration lists exactly the secrets read. A run-time key is never declared. A bare job fails. A claimed enforcement needs a hardener.
Expected rejections; positive control evaluating decClean
TESTED (check-verdicts.sh)
test/egress_decision_mirror_test.exs
RE001 agrees with decClean on all 240 cases of a small domain. The deed parse is asserted per case; 3 mutants are killed.
TESTED
verification/proofs/idris2/KyamlBudget.idr
Models within_budget?/2: sound, complete, and answers within 2·(limit+1)+2 steps when no alias names an alias, however far the aliases expand
PROVEN
test/kyaml_test.exs
The Elixir count agrees with the model's size on 154 trees at every limit; an alias-dropping mutant is killed
TESTED
Endpoint comparison
Not modelled
OPEN
GitHub reads workflows as YAML 1.2 Core does
Third-party parser
ASSUMED
Verification
All of these ran locally on this head:
Elixir: 341 tests pass across research_extensions, the equivalence harness, workflow, egress_decision_mirror, deed, kyaml and kyaml_conformance. mix format --check-formatted passes on the touched files.
Idris2 0.7.0:scripts/check-verdicts.sh passes (ABI package, 3 positive controls, 8 expected rejections). idris2 --check passes on KyamlBudget.idr, with negative controls: a wrong concrete total is rejected, and correct ones reduce.
scripts/check-proof-status.sh: 47 files and 100 identifiers checked, 0 mismatches.
Differential against six repositories (hypatia, standards, rsr-template-repo, choreographic-types, kyq, mathesis): RE001 and RE002 give the same 6 findings as main.
Follow-ups (not in this PR)
PR B: move WH013/WH014 onto Hypatia.Workflow and delete Hypatia.WorkflowYaml.
After merge: refresh the mathesis census, so the catalogue shows the two new Idris2 proof files.
Hypatia.Workflow is #971's model. Each workflow is parsed once by
Hypatia.Kyaml (the port of kyq's KYAML reader) into Workflow, Job and
Step records: scalars a rule compares (uses, run, if) are their YAML
values, folded and unquoted; mappings a rule walks (env, with) keep
their nodes, so every value keeps its source line. What the reader
refuses is an error at its location, never a guess.
RE001 and RE002 read the model instead of scanning lines. This carries
the part-2 work written against #1008 (tree-based RE001/RE002, the
layout-equivalence harness, the endpoint comparison) onto main's
current tree, where RE001's line reader had moved to
Hypatia.WorkflowYaml; the rules after RE002 keep that reader until
they move too.
The three post-merge review threads on #975 are closed by
construction, each with a test that fails on the line reader:
- `<<: [*defaults]` is refused and reported, not misplaced;
- text in a `name: |` block beside the hardener is not its input;
- a folded `egress-policy: >-` is read as its value.
Two defects in the endpoint comparison surfaced only when RE001 ran
over real repositories, and are fixed with tests: an allowed-endpoints
entry written with an expression crashed it (hypatia's own
push-email-notify.yml), and a deed listing GitHub hosts drew 12 false
findings on hypatia.
Measured against the main branches of hypatia, standards,
rsr-template-repo, choreographic-types, kyq and mathesis: the same 6
findings as the line reader. Also: the elixir_atom_from_user
description names the right function and fix.
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…de to both
src/Hypatia/ABI/Egress.idr models RE001's acceptance of a secret-bearing
job (standards ADR-009) as a decidable type, Clean, and proves:
an audit hardener never satisfies a block claim; a declaration lists
exactly the secrets the job reads; a key computed at run time is never
declared; a bare job fails; a claimed enforcement needs a hardener.
Three expected rejections and a positive control (which evaluates
decClean) run in scripts/check-verdicts.sh.
verification/proofs/idris2/KyamlBudget.idr models within_budget?/2 step
for step and proves it sound (a total within the limit is the expanded
size), complete (a document within the limit passes) and bounded
(2 * (limit + 1) + 2 steps when no alias names an alias, however far the
aliases expand).
The Elixir code is held to both models:
test/egress_decision_mirror_test.exs runs RE001 on all 240 cases of a
small domain and requires agreement with decClean (three mutants
killed); test/kyaml_test.exs compares within_budget?/2 with the model's
size on 154 trees at every limit (an alias-dropping mutant killed).
PROOF-STATUS rows record what is PROVEN, TESTED, OPEN (endpoint
comparison) and ASSUMED (GitHub reads workflows as YAML 1.2 Core does).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
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New Features
Workflow analysis now uses structured YAML parsing, with clearer handling of malformed or oversized workflows, secret declarations, endpoint checks and hardening policies.
Egress job results now include validated endpoints.
Bug Fixes
Improved detection of audit-mode hardening on workflows triggered by pushes or releases, including when audit is the default.
Documentation
Updated guidance on security findings, proof grades and verification coverage.
The pull request adds a shared KYAML workflow model and updates RE001 and RE002 to use it. It adds endpoint comparisons, egress decision proofs, and a KYAML budget model with tests. Proof-status documents adopt revised grade terminology.
Changes: Parsed workflow rules
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Workflow model and parser coverage lib/hypatia/workflow.ex, test/workflow_test.exs
Hypatia.Workflow parses workflow YAML into workflow, job, and step records. Tests cover metadata, YAML layouts, source locations, aliases, and parsing errors.
RE001 now reads workflow jobs and steps from the parsed model. It reports unreadable workflows that mention secrets and excludes unsupported merge-key documents from partial analysis.
Endpoint declarations and allowlist checks lib/hypatia/deed.ex, lib/rules/research_extensions.ex, test/deed_test.exs, test/research_extensions_test.exs
Egress job results include validated endpoints. RE001 compares declared endpoints and harden-runner allowlists with literal hosts found in workflow steps.
RE002 reports audit-policy hardener steps in push or release workflows, including the default policy. Generated tests compare YAML layouts, and CI runs the added regression tests. The changelog and rule description are updated.
Egress decision model and runtime mirror src/Hypatia/ABI/Egress.idr, src/abi/hypatia-abi.ipkg, tests/accept/DeclaredJobIsClean.idr, tests/reject/*, test/egress_decision_mirror_test.exs, scripts/check-verdicts.sh, test/deed_test.exs, .claude/CLAUDE.md
The Idris2 model defines decidable egress-declaration acceptance and proofs. Idris fixtures and an Elixir mirror test cover accepted and rejected cases.
KYAML alias-budget model
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Budget counter, proofs, and runtime checks verification/proofs/idris2/KyamlBudget.idr, test/kyaml_test.exs, verification/PROOF-STATUS.adoc
The Idris2 model adds soundness, completeness, and bounded-work results for a KYAML-style node-budget counter. Generated Elixir tests compare budget results with expanded tree sizes.
Proof-grade terminology
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Proof-grade policy and status references verification/PROOF-STATUS.adoc, docs/rules/logtalk-migration.adoc, verification/README.adoc
Proof-status documents define PWG grades and use the revised terminology for the Agda receipt and Logtalk migration entries.
sequenceDiagram
participant Kyaml as Hypatia.Kyaml
participant Workflow as Hypatia.Workflow
participant Rules as RE001 and RE002
Workflow->>Kyaml: Parse workflow YAML
Workflow-->>Rules: Provide parsed workflow, job, and step records
Rules->>Workflow: Read parsed fields for rule analysis
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Possibly related issues
hyperpolymath/hypatia#971 — This PR adds the shared Workflow, Job, and Step model and moves RE001 and RE002 to it. The issue covers additional rules that this PR does not update.
Possibly related PRs
hyperpolymath/hypatia#964 — This PR adds validated endpoint strings to the deed reader output and uses that output in RE001 endpoint checks.
hyperpolymath/hypatia#996 — This PR changes proof-grade terminology in the Logtalk migration and verification status documents created or updated by that PR.
Suggested reviewers:claude
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 75297
Resolve alias-chain handling and silent workflow skips before merging. Endpoint checks can miss undeclared destinations or report unsupported mismatches, and pull-request-only jobs can receive protected-event warnings. These issues reduce scan reliability without establishing a production outage.
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The ledger cited the Mathesis architecture brief's grade ladder and wrote
bare "Grade 3". PROOF-POLICY §8 (owner ruling 2026-11-04) supersedes that
ladder and forbids a bare grade in a ledger: a grade is written PWG-3,
PWG-2i, PWG-2ii or PWG-1, applies to theory (Agda) proofs only, and is not
a status. The LogtalkMigration.agda receipt is now "PROVEN, PWG-3" in
PROOF-STATUS.adoc, verification/README.adoc and
docs/rules/logtalk-migration.adoc. No claim is raised or lowered.
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Review comments at @docs/rules/logtalk-migration.adoc:
- Around line 586-589: Update the ECHIDNA issue packet’s proof labels to match
the current proof ledger: replace “Mathesis Grade 3 / AGDA-VERIFIED” with
“PROVEN, PWG-3” and convert its Grade 2/1 wording to the corresponding current
PWG labels. Locate the packet by its references to the receipt and proof grades;
leave unrelated proof-policy text unchanged.
Review comments at @lib/hypatia/workflow.ex:
- Line 125: Update step construction in the workflow flow around the `node`
field to retain the enclosing alias location, then use that location when
scanning step nodes so RE001 and endpoint findings for aliased jobs or steps
point to the alias rather than the anchor. Preserve existing locations for
non-aliased nodes.
Review comments at @lib/rules/research_extensions.ex:
- Line 578: Update harden_runner_policy to normalise the egress-policy input
before comparison, removing surrounding whitespace such as the trailing newline
from literal blocks while preserving the "audit" default for missing or empty
input.
- Line 736: Update the @url_host regular expression so URL schemes match
case-insensitively, and add a regression test confirming RE001 detects an
undeclared destination when the URL uses a mixed-case scheme.
- Line 734: Update the @github_hosts pattern so githubusercontent.com is matched
only as the exact domain or with a subdomain separated by a dot, not as a suffix
of an unrelated hostname. Add regression tests covering
https://notgithubusercontent.com and notgithubusercontent.com:443 in the RE001
comparisons.
- Around line 1001-1004: When collecting audit hardeners in the loop using
`harden_runner_step?/1` and `harden_runner_policy/1`, apply `job_event_gate/1`
to exclude jobs gated away from protected events such as push, while retaining
jobs whose conditions are unrecognised. Preserve the existing hardener and
audit-policy filters.
- Line 974: Update the RE001 workflow handling around re001_workflows(repo_path)
so unreadable workflows are reported independently of whether they contain
secret references. Ensure workflows exceeding the node budget still produce the
unreadable-workflow warning when they contain no secrets, without changing
reporting for readable workflows.
- Around line 802-804: Update the allowed-endpoint parsing pipeline that uses
String.replace, String.split and Enum.reject so a dynamic-port marker does not
discard the entire endpoint. Retain the literal host for RE001’s endpoint
comparison and treat only the port as unknown; preserve rejection of entries
that cannot provide a usable literal host.
- Line 422: Update credential assembly in the job environment handling so
job-level variables override inherited workflow credentials: exclude inherited
credentials whose names are defined in `job.env`, while retaining credentials
from `job.env` and inherited credentials that are not overridden.
- Around line 553-554: Update the comment-stripping logic in both scanners,
replacing the regex-based String.replace step with quote-aware detection so
hashes inside quoted arguments are preserved while unquoted shell comments are
still removed. Keep subsequent line scanning intact so later commands and URLs
remain detectable.
- Around line 864-868: Update the declared-endpoint comparison that builds
blocked so unresolved entries remain available for the reverse comparison,
preventing a resolved expression from falsely blocking its literal endpoint.
Continue checking literal allowlist entries with the existing covers? logic and
preserve the GitHub-host and wildcard checks.
- Around line 736-737: Update URL host extraction in @url_host and the relevant
host-matching logic so RE001 detects literal IP addresses and single-label hosts
in workflow URLs, including secret-bearing jobs requesting endpoints such as the
reported HTTPS URL. Add regression tests for both host forms and preserve
detection of existing hostname formats.
- Line 558: Update the checkout action detection in the `checkout?` assignment
to match `actions/checkout@` case-insensitively, while preserving the exact
action-name and `@` boundary so unrelated action names are not treated as
checkout.
- Around line 775-776: Update the port handling in this URL parsing flow so an
explicit expression-valued port remains unknown rather than falling back to the
scheme default. Apply @default_port[scheme] only when the URL has no explicit
port, and preserve the existing tuple return shape.
- Line 737: Update the @scp_host pattern so SCP paths beginning with digits,
such as 123team/project.git, are recognised for RE001; refine the
colon-following check as needed to preserve existing URL handling rather than
simply weakening unrelated URL detection.
Review comments at @test/egress_decision_mirror_test.exs:
- Around line 55-58: Update the case generation loop using subsets(@secrets),
dynamic and hardener so it includes dynamic-only jobs when no named secrets are
selected, while still excluding jobs with neither named nor dynamic secrets.
Preserve the existing hardener and declaration combinations so hardened,
undeclared dynamic-only cases are included, and update the expected case count
to match.
Review comments at @test/research_extensions_equivalence_test.exs:
- Around line 70-77: Extend the equivalence harness around findings to create a
declared secret-using job containing an uncovered literal URL, then assert that
the block rendering produces an endpoint finding before comparing findings
across layouts.
Review comments at @test/research_extensions_test.exs:
- Around line 2198-2200: Add a separate test alongside the existing RE002
trigger-guard coverage that creates a push-triggered workflow containing fake
hardener text only inside a run block, then asserts
`ResearchExtensions.re002_harden_runner_audit_mode/1` returns no findings and
removes the temporary repository. Keep the existing pull-request fixture
unchanged to continue testing the trigger guard.
Review comments at @verification/proofs/idris2/KyamlBudget.idr:
- Around line 153-156: Update withinBudgetComplete so its claim explicitly
includes the successful-count premise needed to establish acceptance; retain the
conclusion that the returned count is within the limit and equals the document
size. If the proof inventory requires an unconditional in-budget acceptance
claim, instead compose this theorem with countBounded under NoChain and
establish the required fuel conditions.
- Around line 172-177: Update the alias and anchor handling associated with
NoChain so a nested alias is rejected before its anchor is registered, including
when the anchor and alias appear on separate lines. Preserve registration for
aliases that satisfy the no-chain constraint.
- Around line 30-33: Update the documentation for countBounded to describe its
bound as applying to modelled counter calls, not total runtime work, and clarify
that collection traversal and allocation costs are excluded.
Review comments at @verification/README.adoc:
- Line 12: Update the header in LogtalkMigration.agda to use PWG-3 instead of
Mathesis Grade 3, distinguish the correspondence state from the proof status
rather than describing AGDA-PENDING as a status, and direct maintainers to
PROOF-STATUS.adoc for the recorded receipt.
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…ne above
`b: &b` followed by ` *a` was read as an anchor on an alias: the bare
property's next-line value is the node itself, so it carries `&b` as
surely as `b: &b *a`, which is ALIAS_DECORATED. Accepting it registered
`b` as an alias of `a`, and chains of such aliases cost the node budget
nothing per link (a 10 000-link chain needs tens of millions of alias
steps). The next-line check that already continues a bare property now
refuses an alias there too, at the property's location.
Fixture invalid/alias-decorated-next-line.yaml; node --test 428 pass.
Parity with Hypatia.Kyaml (which carries the same fix): 488 of 488 files
agree over the YAML test suite, these fixtures and Hypatia's workflows.
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`b: &b` followed by ` *a` was read as an anchor on an alias. The bare
property's next-line value is the node itself, so it is ALIAS_DECORATED
exactly as `b: &b *a` is. Accepting it let aliases chain, and a chain
costs within_budget?/2 no count per link: KyamlBudget.idr's work bound
assumes no alias names an alias (NoChain), which this restores for every
document the reader accepts. Same fix as metadatastician/kyq#22.
Tests: three refusals (mapping value, tag, root) fail on the previous
reader; a bare anchor followed by a sibling alias still reads. Parity
with kyq: 488 of 488 files; the YAML test suite still passes.
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…-first
The same two fixes as metadatastician/kyq#22, so the readers stay equal:
- A flow collection or block scalar on the line after its key is measured
from the block node holding it, as on the key's line: `a:` / ` [x,` /
` y]` and `a:` / ` |` / ` x` now read as YAML reads them.
- `[`, `{`, `|` and `>` cannot start a plain scalar, so a later mapping
key like `[b]` or `|b` is PLAIN_INDICATOR rather than a string YAML
would not produce.
Six tests; five fail on the previous reader. Parity with kyq: 488 of 488
files; the YAML test suite still passes.
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withinBudgetComplete takes the count returning as a premise: with too
little fuel the model returns Nothing, so on its own it cannot show a
document is accepted. Yet the header, PROOF-STATUS and the CHANGELOG
said an in-budget document "is passed". countBounded bounds calls of
count/3, not the work inside one (a mapping's values are copied onto
the stack) or allocation, but was described as "the bound on work".
withinBudgetPasses composes the two under NoChain, which the reader now
guarantees (5bef2ca): an in-budget document is passed with its size,
given the fuel countBounded allows, with no premise on the count
returning. The prose in the header, the PROOF-STATUS row and the
CHANGELOG now says exactly that, and that the bound counts calls.
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This PR moved the proof documents to PROOF-POLICY §8's terms, but two
texts it points at still used the retired Mathesis ladder: the header
of LogtalkMigration.agda ("Grade 3 target ... AGDA-PENDING") and the
issue packet prepared for ECHIDNA ("Mathesis Grade 3 / AGDA-VERIFIED",
"Grade 2/1"). §8 asks for the PWG- prefix, never a bare "Grade 3", and
the recorded status is PROVEN, PWG-3.
The Agda change is to the comment header only; no definition or
theorem changes. The header no longer states a status of its own: it
names the target and points at the receipt in PROOF-STATUS.adoc, so it
cannot go stale again. The file's SHA-256 changes, so the next Verify
Proofs run records a new receipt; the recorded one is for commit
4018290 and stays true for it.
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The endpoint comparison and the parsed-model RE002 are new in this PR,
so each miss below is this PR's; every one has a test that fails on
5bef2ca.
Endpoint comparison (RE001):
* `[a-z0-9.-]*githubusercontent.com` took notgithubusercontent.com for
GitHub, so a lookalike host escaped both comparisons. A subdomain now
needs its dot.
* `HTTPS://host` was not read as a URL; the scheme is now matched in any
case, as clients do.
* A literal IPv4 host (`https://10.0.0.5/upload`) was never compared.
It is now, loopback aside. Single-label names (localhost, service
containers) stay out: they are not egress, and flagging them would
report most service-container workflows.
* `https://h:${{ vars.PORT }}/x` was taken as port 443, a false finding
when the deed declares the real port. A port written as an expression
is now unknown.
* The scp pattern refused `git@gitlab.com:123team/x.git` (digit-led
path) yet took `owner@example.com: failed` for a remote to port 22.
It now needs a path, which may start with a digit but is not a port.
* A `#` inside shell quotes (`git commit -m "fix#12" && git push URL`)
was taken to open a comment, hiding the URL after it.
* `allowed-endpoints: smtp.example.com:${{ vars.PORT }}` was dropped
whole, so an undeclared literal host passed. The host is kept, with
its port unknown.
* An allowed entry with no port lets out every port, but a deed listing
only :443 was taken to cover it. It is now held to a declaration
without a port (allowed -> declared only).
RE002:
* A job whose `if:` admits only pull_request was reported for the
default audit policy (new with this PR's default detection). The job
gate RE001 uses now narrows RE002's protected triggers too.
* A workflow the KYAML reader refuses was skipped silently unless it
named secrets, though the line reader found its `audit`. RE002 now
reports such a workflow as unreadable (:warn) when it names
harden-runner.
Workflow: a step of an aliased job, or an aliased step, was reported at
the anchor's line (the line reader reported the alias). Anything read
through an alias now stays under it (child/2, entries/1, items/1).
Coverage only: the egress mirror adds the dynamic-only job (280 cases,
was 240; PROOF-STATUS and CHANGELOG updated), the equivalence harness
compares a declared job's endpoint findings across the four layouts,
and RE002 has a push workflow with hardener text only in a run block.
On the six-repository differential RE001 and RE002 give the same 6
findings before and after.
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harden-runner reads its inputs through core.getInput, which trims
surrounding white space. A literal block (`egress-policy: |` then
`block`) is therefore the policy `block`, but the model's value was
"block\n": RE001 rejected a truthful harden-runner-block declaration and
RE002 missed a literal-block `audit` on push. Two tests; both fail on
0f0ae37. (CodeRabbit on #1036; main read the header `|` instead.)
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A literal endpoint in job- or workflow-level env (UPLOAD_URL:
https://upload.example.com, used as $UPLOAD_URL) reaches every step, but
the endpoint scan walked only the step nodes, so a declaration with
empty :endpoints passed. Both env nodes are now scanned. Test fails on
0f0ae37; RE001/RE002 output over the six snapshot repositories is
unchanged. (Codex on #1036.)
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… in scan
Codex's review of eef60a6, each fix with a test that fails on it:
- A deed endpoint without a port claims every port, as an allowed entry
without one does, so it is let out only by an allowed entry without a
port: "api.example.com" is not covered by `api.example.com:443`.
- A workflow `env:` value the job sets again is not the job's, so its host
is not required in the deed.
- A step's `name`, `id` and `if` name no endpoint: the runner never
connects to them.
- Database and broker URLs (postgres, mysql/mariadb, redis/rediss,
mongodb, mongodb+srv, AMQP, MQTT, LDAP, SMTP, SFTP) are read at their
scheme's default port; mongodb+srv's port is the SRV record's, so unknown.
- A `#` after a control or redirection operator (`done;# …`, `a&&#…`)
opens a shell comment, as the shell reads it.
- scan/2 reads each workflow once for RE001 and RE002 (a test holds scan's
RE001/RE002 output to the entry points').
The "must agree" test now declares hex.pm:443, not a portless hex.pm.
RE001/RE002 on the six repositories, and on their live default branches,
give the same findings before and after. CHANGELOG notes eef60a6's env
hosts too.
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Restrict the loopback exemption to IPv4 literals
When a declared secret-bearing job references an external hostname whose first label is 127, such as https://127.example.com, url_hosts/1 recognizes it but this predicate classifies every 127.* string as loopback. RE001 consequently omits the real external destination and accepts a declaration that does not list it; only numeric addresses in 127.0.0.0/8 should receive this exemption.
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Exempt wildcard patterns for GitHub-owned hosts
When harden-runner allows a GitHub wildcard such as *.github.com or *.githubusercontent.com, literal_endpoint/1 preserves the wildcard but @github_hosts cannot match its leading *. This leaves the entry in allowed, so a deed that correctly omits GitHub-owned endpoints receives a spurious “lets out undeclared” finding even though the surrounding logic explicitly excludes GitHub hosts from both sides of the comparison.
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Match complete punycode endpoint hostnames
For an internationalized hostname such as https://example.xn--p1ai, the alphabetic-only final-label pattern can stop early at example.xn because the domain alternative has no trailing hostname boundary. RE001 then compares and reports the truncated host, so a valid deed endpoint of example.xn--p1ai cannot satisfy the check; accept valid punycode labels and require the match to end at a host boundary.
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Scan Docker action image URLs for endpoints
When a secret-bearing job runs a container action such as uses: docker://registry.example.com/org/action:tag, the step walk reaches the uses value but this scheme whitelist does not recognize docker://. RE001 therefore omits the explicitly named external registry and accepts an empty endpoint declaration even though the runner must pull the image from that host.
…it again
Codex on dd28f3c: a job env URL that every step overrides reaches no
step, but its host was still required in the deed. Hosts are now read
step by step, from the step's own entries and the workflow and job
`env:` entries the step does not set again. The test fails on dd28f3c;
one step that does not override still makes the job's host required.
RE001/RE002 on the six repositories and their live default branches are
unchanged.
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Filter shadowed workflow secrets before collecting refs
When a job-level env entry overrides a workflow-level entry with the same key, GitHub exposes only the job value, but this concatenation still adds the shadowed workflow value's secret references. For example, workflow TOKEN: ${{ secrets.OLD }} overridden by job TOKEN: ${{ secrets.NEW }} makes an exact NEW declaration report drift for OLD; filter workflow environment entries by the job's keys before collecting their references, as job_env_entries/2 already does for endpoints.
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Track substitutions before treating ) as a word break
When # follows an embedded command substitution, such as echo $(printf x)#tag; curl https://upload.example.com, Bash keeps #tag in the current word and executes the later curl. Treating every ) as a word boundary instead makes comment_opens?/3 classify the rest of that line as a comment, so RE001 silently misses the real endpoint; the walker needs to distinguish a control-operator ) from one closing $() inside a word.
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Summary
1. #971's model (
4b46f3a).Hypatia.Workflowparses each workflow once withHypatia.Kyaml, the port of kyq's KYAML reader. It reads the result intoWorkflow/Job/Step:strings/1).RE001 and RE002 now read the model. The model fixes the three open post-merge review threads on #975, and each fix has a test that fails on main:
<<: [*defaults]is refused and reported.name: |block is no longer read as the hardener's input.egress-policy: >-is read as its value.Two defects in the endpoint comparison are fixed, both found by running against six real repositories:
allowed-endpointsentry written with an expression crashed the comparison.The
code_safety/elixir_atom_from_userdescription had the dangerous and the safe call the wrong way round; it is corrected.2. Proofs, and the code held to them (
3562e82). These follow standards PROOF-POLICY: APIs and engineering properties are proved in Idris2.src/Hypatia/ABI/Egress.idrClean) is decidable (decClean). An audit hardener never satisfies a block claim. A declaration lists exactly the secrets read. A run-time key is never declared. A bare job fails. A claimed enforcement needs a hardener.tests/reject/*(3),tests/accept/DeclaredJobIsClean.idrdecCleancheck-verdicts.sh)test/egress_decision_mirror_test.exsdecCleanon all 240 cases of a small domain. The deed parse is asserted per case; 3 mutants are killed.verification/proofs/idris2/KyamlBudget.idrwithin_budget?/2: sound, complete, and answers within 2·(limit+1)+2 steps when no alias names an alias, however far the aliases expandtest/kyaml_test.exssizeon 154 trees at every limit; an alias-dropping mutant is killedVerification
All of these ran locally on this head:
research_extensions, the equivalence harness,workflow,egress_decision_mirror,deed,kyamlandkyaml_conformance.mix format --check-formattedpasses on the touched files.scripts/check-verdicts.shpasses (ABI package, 3 positive controls, 8 expected rejections).idris2 --checkpasses onKyamlBudget.idr, with negative controls: a wrong concrete total is rejected, and correct ones reduce.scripts/check-proof-status.sh: 47 files and 100 identifiers checked, 0 mismatches.Follow-ups (not in this PR)
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