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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds dependency review and OpenSSF Scorecard workflows, restructures CI around one packaged server artifact, migrates application image builds to ChangesCI and supply-chain controls
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR changes dependency resolution, image pinning, CI caching and filtering, and generation behavior. At the current head, unsupported PostgreSQL inputs may weaken digest pinning, validation checks may reject valid inputs or accept malformed Dockerfiles, and some CI paths may skip consumers, lose caches, or hit timeouts; documentation may also misdirect remediation. These bounded issues can cause failed or skipped validation and weakened supply-chain guarantees, so merge should wait for fixes or explicit owner acceptance. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant cicd.yml
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cicd.yml->>ci-build.yml: invoke server-package
ci-build.yml->>ci-build.yml: package and upload reactor artifact
ci-build.yml->>restore-server-build: restore artifact for API and database gates
restore-server-build->>ci-build.yml: provide executable JAR path
ci-build.yml->>reusable-docker-build.yml: build application image from packaged JAR
cicd.yml->>ci-tests.yml: invoke source-based test jobs
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- Line 97: Update the “Scheduled image rescans” documentation row to distinguish
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| | Trivy filesystem scan | CI | scanner failure blocks; findings publish | code scanning and Security workflow | | ||
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Document both scheduled-rescan issue destinations.
docs/contributor/vulnerability-remediation.mdx states that rescan-main-images.yml opens or updates a tracking issue, while rescan-release-images.yml reports to the vulnerability response issue. This row combines both workflows and names only one destination, so operators can route findings to the wrong issue. Split the row by subject or link directly to the normative policy.
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In `@docker/postgres/Dockerfile`:
- Line 7: Update the Docker build flow around the FROM reference and PG_MAJOR
configuration to validate PG_MAJOR against the declared supported versions
before Docker resolves the base stage; reject unsupported values such as 16
rather than allowing them to fall back to an external image reference, while
preserving the existing digest-pinned stages.
In `@scripts/check-agent-runtime-pins.ts`:
- Line 67: Update the lockfile resolution check in the lockedPi validation
condition to accept either an exact lockedPi.version equal to piVersion or a
peer-qualified version beginning with piVersion followed by the peer suffix
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- Around line 140-143: Update the Dockerfile validation condition near the
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| FROM postgres:${PG_MAJOR}-bookworm | ||
| FROM postgres:18-bookworm@sha256:1c59e2c3c818eaa0f0628f695b36e7c9e362d6b219b36a54a32df645cbd7e1af AS postgres-18 | ||
| FROM postgres:17-bookworm@sha256:051f7b7b3abdd564d5d1bd1e8c4b9c1b6e77087d1dd22020ede611c096a272e0 AS postgres-17 | ||
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Citations:
- 1: https://docs.docker.com/reference/dockerfile/
- 2: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66487246/using-arg-in-from-in-dockerfile
- 3: https://dockerbuild.com/reference/from
- 4: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/moby/buildkit/master/frontend/dockerfile/docs/reference.md
- 5: GitHub issue 40830 in moby/moby (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 6: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75214197/dockerfile-arg-not-being-properly-set-in-from
- 7: GitHub issue 2762 in docker/cli (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 8: https://www.howtogeek.com/devops/how-to-use-docker-build-args-to-configure-image-builds/
- 9: https://docs.docker.com/reference/build-checks/undefined-arg-in-from/
- 10: GitHub issue 48268 in moby/moby (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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In a Dockerfile, the FROM instruction is strictly interpreted: it first looks for a build stage defined earlier in the same Dockerfile with the matching name (via the AS keyword) [1][2]. If no such stage exists, it attempts to resolve the value as an external image reference (e.g., a tag from a registry like Docker Hub or a local image) [1][2][3]. There is no native mechanism in the Dockerfile syntax to attempt a fallback from a stage name to an external image if a stage with that name is missing. The name you provide to FROM is treated either as a internal stage name or an external image reference [1][4]. If you need to switch between an internal stage and an external image, you can use the --build-context flag with the docker buildx build command [5][4][6]. This allows you to "override" or define a specific source for a name used in your Dockerfile [5][4][6]. For example, if your Dockerfile contains: FROM base-image AS my-stage You can instruct the builder to treat my-stage as a specific external image (or another context) by passing: docker buildx build --build-context my-stage=docker-image://my-external-image:latest. This feature is commonly used to inject different dependencies or base images into a build without modifying the Dockerfile itself [5][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.docker.com/reference/dockerfile
- 2: https://docs.docker.com/build/building/multi-stage
- 3: https://docs.docker.com/build/concepts/dockerfile/
- 4: https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/docker/buildx/build/
- 5: https://docs.docker.com/build/concepts/context/
- 6: https://docs.docker.com/build/ci/github-actions/named-contexts/
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In Dockerfile multi-stage builds, you can name a build stage using the AS keyword within a FROM instruction. This alias allows you to reference that specific stage elsewhere in the Dockerfile [1][2]. Syntax for naming a stage: FROM AS Once named, the alias can be used in the following ways: 1. Copying artifacts: You can copy files or directories from a named stage into another stage using the COPY --from= instruction [1][2]. 2. Base image for subsequent stages: You can use a previously defined stage as the base image for a new stage by referencing its alias in a FROM instruction (e.g., FROM ) [1][2]. 3. Mounting: You can mount files from a named stage during a build using the RUN --mount=type=bind,from=,target= syntax [1][3]. By default, if you do not provide an alias, stages are referenced by their integer index, starting at 0 for the first FROM instruction [2]. Naming your stages is recommended because it makes your Dockerfile more readable and prevents the build from breaking if you reorder the instructions [2]. Additionally, you can use --from to copy artifacts from external images that are not part of your current multi-stage build, simply by providing the image name (e.g., COPY --from=alpine:latest /file /dest) [2]. In such cases, Docker will automatically pull the image if it is not available locally [2].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.docker.com/reference/dockerfile
- 2: https://docs.docker.com/build/building/multi-stage/
- 3: https://docs.docker.com/build/concepts/context/
Fail closed for unsupported PG_MAJOR values.
At docker/postgres/Dockerfile:7, an unsupported value such as 16 does not match a declared stage. Docker then resolves postgres-16 as an external image reference, so the build does not use a digest-pinned stage. Validate the allowlist before invoking Docker.
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In `@docker/postgres/Dockerfile` at line 7, Update the Docker build flow around
the FROM reference and PG_MAJOR configuration to validate PG_MAJOR against the
declared supported versions before Docker resolves the base stage; reject
unsupported values such as 16 rather than allowing them to fall back to an
external image reference, while preserving the existing digest-pinned stages.
| const lockedPi = isRecord(lockDependencies["@earendil-works/pi-coding-agent"]) | ||
| ? lockDependencies["@earendil-works/pi-coding-agent"] | ||
| : {}; | ||
| if (lockedPi.specifier !== piVersion || !String(lockedPi.version).startsWith(`${piVersion}(`)) { |
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In pnpm lockfile v9, package entries in the lockfile distinguish between the static metadata of a package (found in the packages section) and its specific dependency graph context (found in the snapshots section) [1][2]. For packages with peer dependencies, pnpm appends a peer-resolution suffix to the package key (e.g., react-dom@17.0.2(react@17.0.2)) in the snapshots section to uniquely identify the instance based on its peer context [3][4]. When a package has no peer dependencies, or has no peer dependencies in its subtree, it is considered a pure package [4]. In this case, the package key in the lockfile does not include a peer suffix and matches its base ID (e.g., react@17.0.2) [3][4]. Key details regarding this structure include: 1. Peer Suffix Format: The suffix uses the syntax {name}@{version}({peers}), where the peers are themselves recursively represented [3]. If the dedupePeers setting is enabled, this format is simplified to use only version-only identifiers, which helps collapse recursive dependencies [5][4]. 2. Importer Versions: Within the importers section, pnpm records the resolved version including the peer-disambiguation suffix [6]. Tools interacting with these fields often use logic to strip the suffix (e.g., searching for the first occurrence of '(') to recover the concrete version of the package independent of its peer context [3][6]. 3. Structural Separation: The packages section acts as a central registry for immutable metadata (like resolution, engines, and OS) for every unique package version [2]. The snapshots section then maps specific dependency graphs—keyed by the suffixed names—to their resolved dependencies, optional dependencies, and transitive peer dependencies [7][2]. This design allows pnpm to represent multiple variations of the same package (resolved against different peer dependencies) within the same lockfile without duplicating static metadata [2][4].
Citations:
- 1: https://pnpm.io/lockfile
- 2: https://deepwiki.com/pnpm/pnpm/3.1-lockfile-system
- 3: https://github.com/pnpm/pnpm/blob/a751c7f2/pacquet/crates/lockfile/src/pkg_name_ver_peer.rs
- 4: https://deepwiki.com/pnpm/pnpm/3.3-peer-dependency-resolution
- 5: https://pnpm.io/settings/peer-dependencies
- 6: https://github.com/spencerbeggs/effected/blob/main/packages/workspaces/src/internal/importerVersions.ts
- 7: https://github.com/pnpm/pnpm/blob/2b14c742/lockfile/types/src/index.ts
Accept exact pnpm lockfile resolutions.
lockedPi.version may equal piVersion without a peer suffix. The current check rejects this valid form and reports an error. Accept either the exact version or a peer-qualified version.
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Compile and package the reactor in one Build job; the unit and architecture tier, the integration tier, the API and database contracts, the browser E2E suite and the application-server image all consume that artifact and run goals or pack against it instead of compiling again. Scrape the OpenAPI spec from the executable JAR and drop the springdoc Maven plugin. Move the buildpacks recipe to project.toml, build the image with pack from the tested JAR, and let Renovate track its digests. Remove the unreachable Docker Hub mirror that cost every image build two minutes per metadata lookup, and restore the generated-clients build cache for merge groups. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Enforce the startup deadline for the HTTP request.
The Node.js global fetch call has no abort signal. If the server accepts the connection but does not complete /v3/api-docs.yaml, fetchSpecification cannot re-check deadline and may wait beyond 180 seconds. Pass an AbortSignal.timeout bounded by the remaining startup budget.
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…refix fallback The unit and integration suites are each longer than the package job, so waiting for the artifact delayed the longest paths by more than the compile it saved; they now compile from source in Test and start at once. Build keeps the package job and every gate that runs the packaged reactor: the OpenAPI and schema checks, the database contract tests, browser E2E and the application image, which run beside each other inside the workflow. The Maven dependency cache now restores through a prefix fallback instead of an exact pom hash, so a pom change no longer downloads the whole tree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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57-57: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRaise the
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server-integrationno longer restores the packaged reactor. It now compiles from source, the same change that motivated raisingserver-verificationto 30 minutes. The 20-minute limit stays unchanged, so a cold-cache run can be cancelled.♻️ Proposed fix
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139-149: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExtract the PostgreSQL image bootstrap into a composite action.
The same pull-or-build, tag, run, and readiness sequence now exists in
server-api(lines 139-149),server-database(lines 223-233), andwebapp-e2e(lines 280-286). The copies already differ: the E2E copy tagsghcr.io/hephaestus-build/postgres:dev, the other two taghephaestus-postgres:ci. A shared composite action with a tag input keeps the fallback logic identical.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 139-149: Extract the duplicated PostgreSQL image pull-or-build,
tag, container startup, cleanup trap, and readiness logic into a shared
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Restore the Maven dependency cache for saving runs that never save it.
The restore step runs only when save != 'true'. The save step runs only when save == 'true' and the cache type is application-server-reactor. A default-branch push, schedule, or dispatch run with cache type application-server-tests therefore matches neither step and resolves the whole dependency tree from the network. server-api and server-database in .github/workflows/ci-build.yml use that cache type.
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Run browser consumers when setup-browsers changes.
A change limited to .github/actions/setup-browsers/** sets only build-config. It does not set e2e or quality-config. Therefore, webapp-e2e and the browser consumer in ci-quality-gates.yml both skip on that pull request.
Add this path to the e2e and quality-config filters.
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Description
Makes dependency maintenance actionable again, closes concrete blind spots between source declarations, resolved dependency graphs, container bases, and released artifacts, and restructures CI so the server is compiled once and every artifact gate runs against that build. It also adds pull-request dependency review and continuous OpenSSF Scorecard reporting without putting repository-posture scanning on the merge-queue critical path.
Closes #1650. Part of #1590 and #1653.
What changes
Buildworkflow compiles and packages the reactor; the OpenAPI and schema checks, the database contract tests, browser E2E, and the application-server image all download that artifact and run Maven goals orpackagainst it. None of them compiles. The unit, architecture, and integration suites are the documented exception: each is longer than the package job, so they compile from source and start immediately.packconsumes the packaged JAR with the buildpacks recipe inserver/application/project.toml; the Spring Bootbuild-imagepath, its Maven rebuild inside the image job, and the<image>block in the pom are gone. Renovate tracks the builder, buildpack, and run-image digests and thepackversion.generate-openapi-spec.tsboots the JAR under thespecsprofile on ports it allocates itself and writes springdoc's YAML verbatim; the springdoc Maven plugin, the start/stop executions, and the fixed HTTP and JMX ports are removed. Locally the script packages first; CI passes the artifact throughHEPHAESTUS_APPLICATION_JAR. The output is byte-identical to the previous generator.setup-java's cache restores only an exact pom hash, so every pom change downloaded the whole dependency tree in every job. The cache is now keyed with a fallback to the newest default-branch entry, written only by reactor jobs onmain, and the generated-clients build cache is restored for merge groups too.pack, the buildpacks images, release-image digests, and the OpenAPI Generator distribution.PG_MAJORinterface without a mutable tag.Measured effect
Pull-request run on this branch before the CI restructure (33554104485) and after it (33567483451):
The remaining wall clock is the integration suite (6m45s of tests) and the unit and architecture suite (4m30s), which now start at second zero. The after run still downloaded the Maven dependency tree in every job because the new cache key has not been written by a
mainpush yet; expect roughly another minute off once it has. A pure build-once graph, with the long suites also consuming the artifact, was measured at 10m50s and rejected: the job hop costs those suites more than the compile it saves.Design choices
The Dependency Dashboard is an observability and exception surface, not a dispatch queue. The previous global approval preset had accumulated routine updates without opening PRs; retaining approval only for majors preserves deliberate breaking-change review without silently stopping patch and minor maintenance. This follows Renovate's
config:best-practices, dashboard approval, and vulnerability alert guidance.Build once, then test and ship the same binary is the "only build your binaries once" rule of the deployment pipeline; the JAR that E2E exercised is the JAR inside the image, and the documented API comes from that JAR. Artifact consumers run explicit Maven goals (
surefire:test,jacoco:check@check-coverage) against the restored classes rather than lifecycle phases, becauseactions/download-artifactdoes not preserve modification times and Maven's incremental compiler would otherwise rebuild. The image usespack build --path <jar>with a project descriptor, which is the buildpacks-native way to build from a compiled artifact.Renovate is deliberately not presented as complete supply-chain insight. It discovers update coordinates in source; committed lockfiles capture resolved package graphs; dependency review prevents introduced risk; image and filesystem scans evaluate known vulnerabilities; release SBOMs inventory final artifacts; signed provenance binds evidence to artifacts; scheduled rescans catch newly disclosed vulnerabilities. These are complementary controls, consistent with GitHub dependency review, SLSA provenance, and the NIST Secure Software Development Framework.
Scorecard intentionally stays outside pull requests: repository posture is not a source-diff property, and the upstream action treats PR execution as experimental. CodeQL default setup remains the general SAST engine; adding overlapping Semgrep policy without a demonstrated coverage gap would create finding and ownership noise rather than defense in depth.
Known boundaries
PARTMAN_VERSIONremains an exact PGDG package pin. Renovate has no reliable native PGDG APT datasource, so pretending a regex manager provides trustworthy update discovery would be worse than an explicit manual pin. Complete artifact visibility is supplied by the final-image SBOM and scanner; a future owned-base-image pipeline would be the clean way to automate distro-package refreshes and to stop the per-commit OS upgrade layers from defeating layer reuse.The buildpacks image carries the lifecycle's own metadata labels;
packaccepts no OCI labels, and the previous Maven path did not apply them either.The ≤7-minute target of #1590 is not met yet. What is left is the runtime of the two server suites themselves, which no CI plumbing change can remove.
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pnpm run formatandpnpm run check.node --test scripts/ci-contract.test.ts scripts/ci-cache-policy.test.ts scripts/renovate-config.test.ts.cd server && ./mvnw -pl application -am package -DskipTests, thenHEPHAESTUS_APPLICATION_JAR=$PWD/server/application/target/hephaestus-application-*.jar pnpm run generate:api:application-server:specsandgit diff --exit-code server/openapi.yaml.pack build hephaestus/application-server --path server/application/target/hephaestus-application-*.jar --descriptor server/application/project.toml --run-image paketobuildpacks/ubuntu-noble-run-tiny@sha256:c32333227b6dfbc2a4a93b03ee6d3475cfe152468c7d396bf22f06099bb0ecc9 --trust-builder.docker build -t hephaestus-agent-pi:test -f docker/agents/pi/Dockerfile docker/agents.docker build -t hephaestus-postgres:test docker/postgresanddocker build --build-arg PG_MAJOR=17 --build-arg PARTMAN_VERSION=5.4.3-1.pgdg12+1 -t hephaestus-postgres:17-test docker/postgres.Buildjobs download the packaged reactor and that no consumer log containsCompiling.mainpush writes the-maven-cache, that Renovate opens routine updates without dashboard approval, and that OpenSSF Scorecard publishes SARIF under Security → Code scanning.Checklist
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