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ci: re-sync three workflows to the rsr-template-repo canon (Hypatia findings, part 1) - #354
This is part 1 of fixing the Hypatia scan findings on echo-types. It fixes 9 of the 10 findings visible in the PR scan comment by taking the estate template's versions of three workflows (hyperpolymath/rsr-template-repo) instead of patching the drifted local copies.
Finding
Severity
File
Fix
WH014: masked scanner feeds the SARIF upload
high
hypatia-scan.yml
Template version: set -euo pipefail, no || true, and jq -e checks the findings JSON and the SARIF before upload
RE001: uses secrets.* without harden-runner
medium
hypatia-scan.yml
Template no longer references secrets.*
WH006 + missing_timeout_minutes (job sync)
medium ×2
labels.yml
timeout-minutes: 10
WH006 + missing_timeout_minutes (job triage)
medium ×2
label-triage.yml
timeout-minutes: 10
RE001
medium ×2
labels.yml, label-triage.yml
github.token instead of secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN
Why WH014 mattered. When the scanner failed, the old workflow still uploaded a SARIF file with zero results. GitHub then auto-closes every open alert in that category, with the job showing green. The template already guards against this, so re-syncing fixes it at the source rather than patching a fork of it.
Dropped from hypatia-scan.yml, because the template doesn't carry them:
the findings artifact upload;
the PR comment, which only ever showed the first 10 of 38 findings;
the gitbot-fleet submission, whose push was being denied (403).
⚠ Read the new finding count with care: 38 → 3 is not 35 fixes
This branch's Hypatia run reports 3 findings (0 critical, 1 high), down from 38 on main. The scanner versions are effectively the same: the template pins d73f76b5, committed five minutes before the main (edc6608) the old workflow used. But the template does not pass GITHUB_TOKEN to the scan. Hypatia's API-backed rule modules need a token and return [] silently without one: code_scanning_alerts, dependabot_alerts, secret_scanning_alerts, branch_protection, baseline_health and similar. Most of the 28 findings the old PR comment never showed most likely came from those modules. They are now unscanned, not fixed.
Re-enabling them means passing GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ github.token }} in the scan step's env. That uses github.token, not secrets.*, so RE001 stays clear. The right place for that is the template itself, in rsr-template-repo, so every synced repo gets the same coverage. That decision is with the owner; this PR deliberately stays byte-identical to the template.
actions.lock
The hypatia-scan.yml entry now matches the template's lock exactly. It uses SHA-pinned cache, checkout, setup-beam and codeql-action, all of which were already recorded under dependencies.
This was edited by hand, because gh actions-lock isn't available in my environment. I checked that every workflow ref resolves to a dependency and that no dependency is unreferenced. It still needs gh actions-lock --verify-local. The Governance actions-lock-verify job would do that, but it is currently failing at startup on the Actions-allowlist issue from echo-types#352.
Not in this PR
Harden-runner (RE001) on push-email-notify.yml. That job genuinely needs SMTP secrets. Per the owner's decision, adopting step-security/harden-runner is deferred to a single estate-wide decision via the allowlist in metadatastician/standards.
Missing 0-AI-MANIFEST.a2ml (high). This file was retired on purpose (6eafe81). The rule is being fixed upstream in fix(root_hygiene): accept the repo deed <repo>_chora.deed as the AI manifest hypatia#960, which accepts <repo>_chora.deed. Once that lands, this finding becomes "missing echo-types_chora.deed", which is accurate debt tracked by the .deed conversion (rsr-template-repo#209).
The token-gated findings above. Part 2, once the template passes the token.
Testing
All three workflows parse as YAML.
The lock's hypatia-scan entry is identical to rsr-template-repo's.
This branch's Hypatia run passes the new pre-upload checks and reports 0 critical, 1 high and 3 total. Read that count with the caveat above.
Fixes 9 of the 10 visible Hypatia findings on echo-types by taking the
estate template's versions instead of patching the drifted local copies.
* hypatia-scan.yml (WH014, high; RE001): the local copy had drifted from
the template to 420 lines and masked a scanner failure (`|| true`,
`|| echo 0`) before uploading SARIF. A failed scan therefore uploaded zero
results, which closes every open alert silently. The template version
runs the scanner under `set -euo pipefail` and asserts the JSON findings
are an array and the SARIF has runs before uploading. It pins Hypatia to
a fixed commit, uses Hypatia's own SARIF output, and no longer references
`secrets.*`. Dropped with it: the artifact upload, the PR comment (which
showed only the first 10 findings), and the gitbot-fleet submission (whose
push was being denied).
* labels.yml, label-triage.yml (WH006 + missing_timeout_minutes x2;
RE001 x2): the template adds `timeout-minutes: 10` and uses
`github.token` instead of `secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN`.
* actions.lock: the hypatia-scan.yml entry now matches the template's lock
exactly (SHA-pinned cache, checkout, setup-beam, codeql-action, all of
which were already recorded under `dependencies`). The three dependency
records no workflow uses any more are removed. Edited by hand because
`gh actions-lock` is not available here; every workflow ref resolves to a
dependency and no dependency is unreferenced.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Security scans now run on pull requests, pushes to the main development branches, weekly, and on manual request.
Scans report critical, high, and total findings, and fail when any critical findings are detected.
SARIF results are uploaded except for pull requests from forks.
Scan results are no longer posted as pull request comments or provided as downloadable findings reports.
Chores
Issue triage and label synchronisation now use a fixed runner and have a 10-minute time limit.
The PR updates the Hypatia scan workflow’s triggers, runtime, build, validation, SARIF upload, and critical-finding gate. It also pins the runner, adds a timeout, and changes the token source in the label triage and label sync workflows.
Changes: Hypatia security scan
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Scan triggers and runtime .github/workflows/hypatia-scan.yml
The workflow adds pull request, selected branch push, weekly schedule, and manual triggers. It sets job-level permissions, uses Ubuntu 24.04, and pins the Hypatia revision, actions, and Elixir/OTP versions.
Scanner setup .github/workflows/hypatia-scan.yml
The workflow caches the scanner and its Mix/Hex dependencies. If either expected executable is missing, it fetches the pinned revision, installs dependencies, builds the escript, and marks both executables as executable.
Scan validation and results .github/workflows/hypatia-scan.yml
The workflow requires successful JSON and SARIF scans and validates their output. It uploads SARIF unless a pull request comes from a fork, writes critical, high, and total counts to the job summary, and fails if the critical count is not zero.
Label workflows
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Runner, timeout, and token settings .github/workflows/label-triage.yml, .github/workflows/labels.yml
Both jobs use Ubuntu 24.04, have a 10-minute timeout, and use github.token for GH_TOKEN. The label classification and sync logic is unchanged.
sequenceDiagram
participant GitHubActions
participant HypatiaScanner
participant CodeScanning
participant JobSummary
GitHubActions->>HypatiaScanner: Run JSON and SARIF scans
HypatiaScanner-->>GitHubActions: Return validated scan output and counts
GitHubActions->>CodeScanning: Upload SARIF when the pull request is not from a fork
GitHubActions->>JobSummary: Write critical, high, and total counts
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The workflow is mergeable with awareness that future scanner pin updates must also change the cache key; otherwise scans may use an older scanner.
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- Line 56: Update the cache key in the workflow to use env.HYPATIA_SHA instead
of a hard-coded SHA, keeping the scanner version in the key tied to the
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…enSSF check (#258)
## Summary
This PR fixes two problems in the estate template's CI.
1. **Hypatia's GitHub-API rules got no token.** Hypatia's scan step ran
without credentials, so its rules that query the GitHub API quietly
returned nothing in every repo synced from this template. When
hyperpolymath/echo-types re-synced to this workflow
(hyperpolymath/echo-types#354), its finding count fell from 38 to 3,
mostly for this reason.
2. **The licence checks rejected `LICENSE.adoc`.** That's the file this
template ships, so the checks were red on the template and in every repo
minted from it.
## Changes
**`hypatia-scan.yml`**
- **Token:** pass `GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ github.token }}` to the scan step
only, not the whole job. It's `github.token` rather than
`secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN`, so the scan doesn't raise its own harden-runner
finding (RE001).
- **Permissions:** grant `vulnerability-alerts: read`, which Hypatia's
Dependabot-alert rules need. `security-events` only covers code-scanning
alerts. The key is valid in GitHub's workflow schema (SchemaStore): the
edited workflow passes, and a made-up key fails.
- **Cache key:** the key now reads `${{ env.HYPATIA_SHA }}` instead of
repeating the SHA. Before, bumping the pin without also editing the key
would reuse the old scanner build.
**Licence checks** (`ossf-best-practices.yml`, and `just verify` /
`self-assess` in `build/just/assess.just`)
- They now accept `LICENSE`, `LICENSE.txt`, `LICENSE.md` or
`LICENSE.adoc`.
- They also accept a REUSE `LICENSES/` directory, but only if it holds a
non-empty, non-hidden `<SPDX-ID>.<ext>` licence text (not a README).
- `just verify` runs inside `just repo-init`, so its old `LICENSE`-only
check failed every mint. That's the Proven suite's template-mint E2E
lane.
- No licence file is changed.
## What the token can and can't reach
- **Code-scanning alerts:** reachable, through `security-events`.
- **Dependabot alerts:** reachable, through `vulnerability-alerts:
read`, which this PR adds.
- **Secret-scanning alerts:** not reachable. No `GITHUB_TOKEN`
permission covers them; they need a GitHub App or PAT. That's an owner
decision (it would add a secret to the template), so it's left out.
- **Branch protection:** may be refused for the job token.
- **When a call is refused:** the rule logs a warning and returns `[]`,
so a refusal costs coverage but never produces a false finding. BH001
("no protection at all") fires only on a genuine "Branch not protected"
answer.
## Evidence from CI
Compared with `main` (`0d3fcfe`), the Hypatia Security Scan on this PR:
- **no longer logs the three "GITHUB_TOKEN not set" warnings.** That
shows the alert queries ran with a token. It doesn't show they all
succeeded; see the section above.
- **reports 30 findings instead of 5.**
- **restored the same cache entry**, because the new key resolves to the
same string.
OpenSSF Compliance is now green.
## Still red, and why
Details are in [this
comment](#258 (comment)).
- **Hypatia critical finding (missing `LICENSE`):** waits on
hyperpolymath/hypatia#963. Once it merges, I'll bump `HYPATIA_SHA` here
and in the two other workflows that pin the same SHA. That bump also
brings in hyperpolymath/hypatia#960, which clears the old
`0-AI-MANIFEST` high finding.
- **estate-rules, Central Estate CI/CD Audit, and the `root_shape`
benchmark:** fixed by #260.
## Testing
- **Licence checks:** run against seven layouts, and all three checks
agree on each.
- Pass: `LICENSE.adoc`, and `LICENSES/MPL-2.0.txt`.
- Fail: `.gitkeep` only, README only, an empty licence file, a dotfile
only, and no licence at all.
- **`just verify` on this tree:** the old recipe exits 1 with the CI
message; the new one exits 0.
- **shellcheck 0.9.0:** clean.
- **SchemaStore workflow schema:** both edited workflows validate.
## RSR Quality Checklist
### Required
- [x] No banned language patterns
- [x] SPDX license headers present on all modified files (unchanged)
- [x] No secrets, credentials, or `.env` files included. The scan uses
the job token, not a secret.
- [x] Linter is clean (Workflow Security Linter green)
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## Summary
This re-syncs `labels.yml` and `label-triage.yml` to the
hyperpolymath/rsr-template-repo versions, as
hyperpolymath/echo-types#354 did in echo-types. It is part of the
estate-wide RE001 / harden-runner decision:
metadatastician/standards#1352 (ADR-009), hyperpolymath/hypatia#964 and
the template PR.
## Changes
- `GH_TOKEN: ${{ github.token }}` replaces `${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN
}}`. It is the same token.
- The runner is pinned to `ubuntu-24.04`, and each job gets
`timeout-minutes: 10`.
- Neither workflow gains a `uses:` step, so `actions.lock` is unchanged.
## Testing
- `node scripts/check-repository.mjs` passes.
- I ran RE001 locally: **3 findings before, 1 after**, under both the
current and the new rule.
- The one that remains is `push-email-notify.yml`, which genuinely needs
the SMTP secrets. Under ADR-009 it is cleared by an `(egress …)` entry
in a repo deed. **This repository has no `<repo>_chora.deed` yet**, so
clearing it means minting a deed first, which is out of scope here.
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…pe, 7c10e5d (Hypatia findings, part 2) (#356)
## Summary
Part 2 of fixing the Hypatia findings on echo-types. Part 1 (#354) took
the template's `hypatia-scan.yml` as it stood then. That version
silently dropped every API-backed rule, because it passed the scanner no
token. The fix went into the template first
(hyperpolymath/rsr-template-repo#258 and #261). This PR takes the merged
result, byte-identical.
| Change | Why |
|---|---|
| The scan step gets `GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ github.token }}`, scoped to that
step | Hypatia's code-scanning, Dependabot, branch-protection and
baseline-health rules return `[]` without a token. It is `github.token`,
not `secrets.*`, so RE001 stays clear. |
| `vulnerability-alerts: read` on the job | Lets the Dependabot (DA)
rules read alerts. `security-events: write` covers only code scanning. |
| `HYPATIA_SHA` `d73f76b` → `7c10e5d` | This scanner accepts
`LICENSE.adoc` and REUSE `LICENSES/` (hyperpolymath/hypatia#963). It no
longer demands `0-AI-MANIFEST.a2ml` (hyperpolymath/hypatia#960). |
| Cache key `…-${{ env.HYPATIA_SHA }}` | A pin bump now rebuilds the
scanner. Before, it reused the old build under a hard-coded key. |
| `upload-sarif` moves to codeql-action v4.39.1 (`9b32540`) | Matches
the template. |
`actions.lock` is updated to match. `hypatia-scan.yml` now lists
codeql-action at `9b32540`, and that pin has its dependency entry. The
v4.38.0 entry stays, because the `metadatastician/standards` reusable
workflows still pin it.
## What this does not cover
- **Secret-scanning alerts.** No `GITHUB_TOKEN` permission can read
them, so the per-repo scan never sees them. The workflow comment says
so. They will come from a separate, private estate-wide sweep with a
dedicated read-only token, not from this repository.
- **The finding count will go up.** The API-backed rules are scanning
again, so expect findings that were unscanned under #354, not new
problems.
## Verification
- `hypatia-scan.yml` is `cmp`-identical to `rsr-template-repo@4f4536e`.
That file passed GitHub-workflow schema validation and the template's CI
in #258 and #261.
- `actions.lock` parses, and its `hypatia-scan.yml` list now names
exactly the four pins the workflow uses.
- I could not run `gh actions-lock` here. The lock edit mirrors the
format that tool writes, and this PR's CI run is the check that matters.
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Summary
This is part 1 of fixing the Hypatia scan findings on echo-types. It fixes 9 of the 10 findings visible in the PR scan comment by taking the estate template's versions of three workflows (
hyperpolymath/rsr-template-repo) instead of patching the drifted local copies.hypatia-scan.ymlset -euo pipefail, no|| true, andjq -echecks the findings JSON and the SARIF before uploadsecrets.*without harden-runnerhypatia-scan.ymlsecrets.*sync)labels.ymltimeout-minutes: 10triage)label-triage.ymltimeout-minutes: 10labels.yml,label-triage.ymlgithub.tokeninstead ofsecrets.GITHUB_TOKENWhy WH014 mattered. When the scanner failed, the old workflow still uploaded a SARIF file with zero results. GitHub then auto-closes every open alert in that category, with the job showing green. The template already guards against this, so re-syncing fixes it at the source rather than patching a fork of it.
Dropped from
hypatia-scan.yml, because the template doesn't carry them:403).⚠ Read the new finding count with care: 38 → 3 is not 35 fixes
This branch's Hypatia run reports 3 findings (0 critical, 1 high), down from 38 on
main. The scanner versions are effectively the same: the template pinsd73f76b5, committed five minutes before themain(edc6608) the old workflow used. But the template does not passGITHUB_TOKENto the scan. Hypatia's API-backed rule modules need a token and return[]silently without one:code_scanning_alerts,dependabot_alerts,secret_scanning_alerts,branch_protection,baseline_healthand similar. Most of the 28 findings the old PR comment never showed most likely came from those modules. They are now unscanned, not fixed.Re-enabling them means passing
GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ github.token }}in the scan step'senv. That usesgithub.token, notsecrets.*, so RE001 stays clear. The right place for that is the template itself, inrsr-template-repo, so every synced repo gets the same coverage. That decision is with the owner; this PR deliberately stays byte-identical to the template.actions.lockhypatia-scan.ymlentry now matches the template's lock exactly. It uses SHA-pinned cache, checkout, setup-beam and codeql-action, all of which were already recorded underdependencies.[email protected],[email protected]and[email protected].gh actions-lockisn't available in my environment. I checked that every workflow ref resolves to a dependency and that no dependency is unreferenced. It still needsgh actions-lock --verify-local. The Governanceactions-lock-verifyjob would do that, but it is currently failing at startup on the Actions-allowlist issue from echo-types#352.Not in this PR
push-email-notify.yml. That job genuinely needs SMTP secrets. Per the owner's decision, adoptingstep-security/harden-runneris deferred to a single estate-wide decision via the allowlist inmetadatastician/standards.0-AI-MANIFEST.a2ml(high). This file was retired on purpose (6eafe81). The rule is being fixed upstream in fix(root_hygiene): accept the repo deed<repo>_chora.deedas the AI manifest hypatia#960, which accepts<repo>_chora.deed. Once that lands, this finding becomes "missingecho-types_chora.deed", which is accurate debt tracked by the.deedconversion (rsr-template-repo#209).Testing
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