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test: add OSSF Scorecard

Open fengmk2 opened this issue 10 months ago • 2 comments

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Introduced an automated workflow that performs supply-chain security analysis. This enhancement triggers on scheduled events and key code updates, ensuring that security scanning results are automatically generated and integrated with the code scanning dashboard for enhanced visibility.

fengmk2 avatar Mar 10 '25 13:03 fengmk2

Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow file designed to perform supply-chain security analysis using the Scorecard tool. The workflow triggers on branch protection events, pushes to the "next" and "master" branches, and via a cron schedule every Monday at 18:37 UTC. It checks out the code, executes the analysis, uploads artifacts, and optionally publishes the results to GitHub’s code scanning dashboard, with specific permission and retention configurations.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
.github/workflows/scorecard.yml Added a new workflow for supply-chain security analysis: triggers on branch protection, scheduled cron, and pushes; runs Scorecard analysis; uploads artifacts; optionally publishes results to the code scanning dashboard.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant E as Event Trigger (branch, push, cron)
    participant W as Workflow Runner (Ubuntu)
    participant C as Code Checkout
    participant S as Scorecard Analysis
    participant A as Artifact Uploader
    participant P as Scanning Publisher

    E->>W: Trigger workflow
    W->>C: Checkout repository
    W->>S: Run Scorecard analysis
    S->>A: Generate SARIF report and upload
    A->>W: Confirm upload
    alt Publish Enabled
        S->>P: Publish results to code scanning dashboard
    end

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I'm a coding rabbit, quick and keen,
Hopping through workflows, a sight to be seen.
Scorecard hops in to check our chain,
Uploading reports while I nibble on grain.
A secure code garden, where bugs refrain,
Hooray for progress—let's cheer again!
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🔇 Additional comments (10)
.github/workflows/scorecard.yml (10)

1-4: Third-Party Action Disclaimer:

The introductory comments clearly warn users that actions used here are not officially certified by GitHub. This is a good security precaution. Please ensure that any third-party actions are periodically reviewed for vulnerabilities.

5-5: Workflow Naming: Clear and Descriptive

The workflow name "Scorecard supply-chain security" immediately informs users of its purpose.

6-18: Workflow Triggers: Comprehensive Event Coverage

The workflow is triggered on multiple events including branch protection rules, a scheduled cron job, push events, and pull requests. This multi-trigger setup helps ensure timely and consistent security analysis.

Note: Verify that the branch_protection_rule event is fully supported in your repository environment, as its behavior may differ based on repository settings.

19-20: Default Permissions: Minimal by Design

Setting default permissions to read-all follows the principle of least privilege, reducing the risk of unintended modifications.

22-34: Job Configuration: Secure and Well-Scoped

The "Scorecard analysis" job is configured to run on ubuntu-latest with job-level permissions set appropriately:

  • security-events: write allows uploading of results.
  • id-token: write is needed for publishing.

The commented-out optional permissions for private repositories provide useful guidance for adapting this workflow, if needed.

35-40: Checkout Step: Best Practices in Action

The checkout step uses a pinned commit (actions/checkout@b4ffde65f46336ab88eb53be808477a3936bae11) to enhance stability and security. The option persist-credentials: false further strengthens credential handling.

41-51: Scorecard Analysis Step: Clear and Configurable

The "Run analysis" step leverages the ossf/scorecard-action with clearly defined parameters for output:

  • Results are written to results.sarif in SARIF format.
  • Detailed comments guide users on how to optionally enable a PAT token for enhanced functionality.

Ensure that the pinned version (ossf/scorecard-action@0864cf19026789058feabb7e87baa5f140aac736) meets your project’s security and functionality requirements.

52-60: Publishing Settings: Well Explained

The configuration block explains the implications for public versus private repositories. Setting publish_results: true is appropriate for public repositories to facilitate the Scorecard badge and OpenSSF API integration.

61-69: Artifact Upload Step: Properly Configured

Uploading the SARIF file as an artifact with a 5-day retention period helps in preserving analysis results while managing storage efficiently.

70-75: Upload to Code-Scanning: Seamless Integration

The final step uploads results to GitHub’s Code Scanning dashboard using the github/codeql-action/upload-sarif action. Ensure that Code Scanning is enabled in your repository for this integration to function as expected.

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coderabbitai[bot] avatar Mar 10 '25 13:03 coderabbitai[bot]

Codecov Report

:white_check_mark: All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests. :white_check_mark: Project coverage is 83.59%. Comparing base (8e433d9) to head (4a305c7). :warning: Report is 105 commits behind head on next.

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