feat(sbom): detector-asserted package origin in SBOM export - #397
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Detectors know what their lockfile fields mean: npm's `resolved` is a tarball, cargo's `git+...#sha` is a pinned repository, uv's `editable` is a local path. Recovering that from the URL string alone, downstream, cannot be done reliably — every shape has an ecosystem-specific counterexample. Add the carrier and its single invariant so each detector can assert where a package came from, and so SBOM export can publish it without re-deciding anything: - `bomly.origin.*` metadata keys hold an exact artifact URL, or a repository URL plus the resolved revision, or nothing. - `NormalizeOriginURL` is the one rule every published origin satisfies: absolute http(s), host present, no userinfo, re-serialized from the parse. Local paths, file://, ssh, scp-style remotes, and credentialed URLs cannot reach an SBOM. It runs on the way in and again on the way out, so a plugin-supplied graph is held to the same rule as a built-in detector. - Command output filters the shared key prefix: origin is a transport between detection and export, and the SBOM is where users read it. No detector emits yet, and nothing reads the keys yet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each detector now says where a package came from, using the field its own lockfile records it in: - npm, pnpm, yarn, and bun assert the registry tarball they fetched. Yarn Classic's checksum fragment is dropped, pnpm v9 entries carrying only an integrity hash assert nothing, and npm workspace members keep asserting nothing because their "resolved" is a local directory. - uv, poetry, pipenv, and pip read their explicit source types: a repository plus the commit that was locked, a direct archive URL, or nothing for index installs, editable projects, and local paths. - cargo unwraps "git+", taking the resolved commit from the URL fragment and falling back to the requested rev/tag/branch; index sources assert nothing. - Bundler emits for GIT sections, SwiftPM for source-control pins, and pub for git packages -- not for gem servers, registry pins, or local checkouts. Registry and index roots are deliberately absent everywhere: they say where an ecosystem fetches from, not where this package came from, and a private server URL with a path is indistinguishable from a repository once it is out of context. ResolvedURL keeps its existing value at every site, so repository resolution in the scorecard matcher is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ry locations SPDX packages now carry a real download location instead of a constant NOASSERTION: the artifact URL a detector resolved, or the repository in SPDX 2.3's version-control form, "git+<url>@<revision>". CycloneDX components gain a distribution or vcs external reference, the latter as a plain URL since the format has no revision slot on references. Export decides nothing. It reads the origin detection recorded, re-validates it against the same invariant that admitted it, and projects the result; a package whose detector asserted nothing keeps NOASSERTION rather than a guess. The re-validation is what makes this safe for graphs Bomly did not build itself, such as a plugin's. The scorecard matcher's canonical repository fills the gap for packages whose lockfile named no repository, and never overrides one a detector asserted. Verified against the official SPDX validator (spdxlib.ValidateDocument) and the CycloneDX 1.4/1.5/1.6 JSON schemas, on real npm and cargo scans. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
docs/SBOM.md gains a "Where a package came from" section: what each detector reports, how the two shapes map onto each format, and the four kinds of value that are never published -- registry roots, local paths, non-web remotes, and credentialed URLs -- with the reasoning for each. dev-docs records the decision and, more usefully, why the export-side classifier it replaces could not work: ResolvedURL is not one kind of value, so recovering its meaning downstream is guesswork with a per-ecosystem counterexample for every rule. The new smoke case scans a real npm repository and asserts on the exported bytes rather than a golden -- SBOM documents carry a namespace, serial number, timestamp, and tool version that change every run. It checks that real lockfiles produce real download locations, and that nothing about the scanning machine reaches the output. Both slice matrices gain the test and the node toolchain it needs, so it cannot silently skip. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR migrates dependency origins to typed SDK fields, centralizes duplicate-origin folding, adds origin extraction for multiple ecosystems, exports origins through SPDX and CycloneDX, and adds documentation and smoke-test coverage. ChangesOrigin metadata and detector integration
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internal/detectors/cargo/workspace.go (1)
184-193: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueConsider caching node IDs so
idFordoes not rebuild nodes and reparse origins.
nodeFornow also runssetCargoOrigin, which parses the package source URL.idFor(Line 243) callsnodeFor(pkg, false)only to read the ID, andidForruns once per dependency edge. Large lockfiles therefore repeat node construction and URL parsing per edge. Cache the ID per package name to remove the repeated work.♻️ Sketch
lockPackageFor := func(manifest cargoManifest) lockPackage {Add an
idByName map[string]stringpopulated when non-application nodes are added, and read it inidForbefore falling back tonodeFor.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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189-217: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDrive the expected download location from a table field, not the case name.
The assertion branches on
tc.name == "revision breaking the locator grammar". If someone renames that case, the test silently assertsNOASSERTIONinstead of the repository locator, and the regression goes unnoticed. Add awantDownloadfield to the table.♻️ Proposed refactor
hostile := []struct { name string metadata map[string]any + wantDownload string }{ {name: "credentialed artifact", metadata: map[string]any{ detectors.MetadataKeyOriginArtifactURL: "https://build:s3cret-token-value@nexus.corp/repo/react-18.2.0.tgz", - }}, + }, wantDownload: "NOASSERTION"},Then replace the name comparison with:
- // The revision case keeps a valid repository; the rest publish nothing. - if tc.name == "revision breaking the locator grammar" { - if download != "git+https://github.com/facebook/react" { - t.Fatalf("downloadLocation = %q, want the repository without a revision", download) - } - return - } - if download != "NOASSERTION" { - t.Fatalf("downloadLocation = %q, want NOASSERTION", download) - } + if download != tc.wantDownload { + t.Fatalf("downloadLocation = %q, want %q", download, tc.wantDownload) + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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224-270: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a case where an artifact origin and a Scorecard repository coexist.
enrichComponentFromRegistryfillsVCSURLwhenever it is empty, including when the detector asserted anArtifactURL. No test covers that combination. Add a subtest that sets an artifact origin plus Scorecard data, then assert the exact emitted values:distributionequals the artifact URL,vcsequals the Scorecard repository, and the SPDXdownloadLocationequals the artifact URL. Asserting both reference types and their URLs, rather than only their presence, prevents a mapping swap from passing.Based on learnings, in
internal/sbomtests assert the emitted type and value rather than relying on collection counts, because an incorrect non-empty mapping can preserve the count while relabeling the entry.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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internal/sbom/spdx23.go (1)
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#revision test. The validator rejects#, butTestSetOriginVCSdoes not cover this grammar-sensitive character.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@dev-docs/ARCHITECTURE.md`:
- Around line 609-610: Update normalizeGraphPackageIdentity and the SDK
graph-merging/deduplication path so nodes sharing an ID do not silently discard
conflicting bomly.origin.* metadata; preserve each origin per occurrence or
apply an explicit deterministic conflict policy. Add a test covering duplicate
nodes with one ID and different origins, verifying the selected behavior.
In `@docs/SBOM.md`:
- Around line 150-153: Clarify the validation statement in the
published-location documentation so the underlying detector-origin URL must be
an absolute HTTP(S) URL with a host and no embedded credentials, while SPDX
mapping may compose that validated URL into its git+URL@revision locator form.
Keep the existing re-serialization and export-time validation requirements.
- Around line 111-120: Update the detector documentation table to show that VCS
origins may be recorded as SPDX git+<url> or git+<url>@<revision>, and clarify
that a valid revision is represented only in SPDX while CycloneDX contains the
repository URL without the revision.
In `@internal/detectors/node/npm/npm_lockfile_parser.go`:
- Around line 251-254: Update the v1 npm dependency construction in
node.DepGraphFromNPMNode to carry each dependency’s resolved value into its
generated dependency metadata, then ensure the v1 parsing path calls
detectors.SetOriginArtifact with that value. Add a test verifying the resolved
URL is preserved as the dependency’s origin artifact.
In `@internal/detectors/origin.go`:
- Around line 118-136: Update SetOriginVCS and the corresponding
SetOriginArtifact setter so accepted origins remove conflicting origin metadata
before storing the new value; when SetOriginVCS receives an invalid revision,
also clear any existing MetadataKeyOriginVCSRevision. Preserve nil and
invalid-URL no-op behavior while ensuring setters never leave both origin forms
or stale revision data.
- Around line 90-98: Update the URL validation branch around parsed.RawQuery and
parsed.ForceQuery so non-VCS artifact URLs also require a non-root parsed.Path.
Reject registry-root URLs such as https://registry.example/ while preserving the
existing VCS query normalization and rejection behavior.
In `@internal/sbom/model.go`:
- Around line 139-145: Update the field documentation for ArtifactURL and VCSURL
to scope the “at most one” invariant to detector-asserted origins, and
explicitly note that registry enrichment may add a repository URL even when an
artifact URL is already present. Keep the existing VCSRevision relationship and
URL-format descriptions accurate.
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In `@internal/detectors/cargo/workspace.go`:
- Around line 184-193: Cache dependency node IDs by package name when
non-application nodes are created, and have idFor consult this idByName cache
before calling nodeFor. Preserve the existing nodeFor fallback for uncached
packages while avoiding repeated node construction and setCargoOrigin parsing
for dependency edges.
In `@internal/sbom/origin_test.go`:
- Around line 189-217: Add a wantDownload field to each hostile test case with
its expected downloadLocation, then replace the tc.name-based branch in the
originGraph test with an assertion against tc.wantDownload. Preserve the
existing forbidden-value checks and use the table expectation to cover both the
repository locator and NOASSERTION cases.
- Around line 224-270: Extend TestScorecardRepositoryFillsTheOriginGap with a
subtest that creates a dependency whose detector origin is an artifact URL while
registry Scorecard data supplies the repository. Assert the emitted CycloneDX
distribution equals the artifact URL, vcs equals the Scorecard HTTPS repository,
and the SPDX downloadLocation also equals the artifact URL; verify each
reference type and exact value rather than collection counts.
In `@internal/sbom/spdx23.go`:
- Around line 444-458: Add a TestSetOriginVCS case covering a VCS URL or
revision containing “#”, and assert the origin validation rejects it according
to the SPDX locator grammar. Keep the existing origin behavior and test
structure unchanged.
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…ound-trip docs - Setters replace rather than merge. A second assertion on the same node no longer leaves both origin forms behind, and an unpinned repository no longer inherits the previous one's revision -- which would have named a commit that repository may not contain. A rejected value still leaves an earlier origin intact. - A host root is rejected for artifacts too, not just repositories. It names a server, not a package, so "https://registry.example/" was exactly the registry-root case this feature excludes. - npm v1 lockfiles now publish origin. They have no packages map, so they resolve through the flat dependencies tree, whose node type dropped the "resolved" field those lockfiles do record. This also picks up `npm ls --json` output, which carries the same field. - Correct the SPDX round-trip claim: origin is written on export and not read back on ingest, so re-exporting an ingested document says NOASSERTION. The docs said the opposite; a test now pins the real behavior. - Correct the Component comment: registry enrichment can fill VCSURL beside an artifact URL, so "at most one" held only for detector-asserted origin. - Clarify in docs that a repository may be unpinned, and that the http(s) rule governs detector origin while SPDX composes it into git+<url>@<revision>. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@internal/detectors/node/common.go`:
- Line 183: Update the duplicate-node handling around SetOriginArtifact and
AddNodeIfMissing so conflicting resolved URLs for the same node.ID remove the
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A lockfile can record the same package at several places in a tree, and the copies can disagree -- one nested under a package pinned to a private mirror, one at the top level from the public registry. They share a name and version, so they become one graph node. The flat npm path made that worse: it walked a map, so which copy won varied between runs of the same lockfile, and an SBOM that changes run to run is not reproducible. Every other node lockfile path already sorted its keys; this one now does too. Sorting alone would only make the arbitrary winner stable, so occurrences are now reconciled where a duplicate folds into an existing node. Absence is not a disagreement: an occurrence asserting nothing leaves an origin standing, and one asserting something fills a gap. Two different assertions cancel -- one node is one package, and omitting a location is honest where taking a side of a contradiction is not. Applied in the shared node helper, so npm, pnpm, yarn, and bun all get it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…pub runs Three findings from review, all real: - A disagreement between occurrences did not stay a disagreement. With copies claiming A, B, then A, the B conflict cleared the origin and the third copy stored A again -- publishing one side of a contradiction, which is what the rule added last commit was meant to prevent. The disagreement is now recorded under a metadata key that no later merge lifts. A detector setting an origin outright still supersedes it: that is an assertion about what was resolved, not a fold of two occurrences. - SwiftPM and pub have build-tool-backed primaries, and neither tool reports what this feature needs: `swift package show-dependencies` prints no revision, and `dart pub deps --json` prints no source description. So on a machine with swift installed, repositories exported unpinned; with dart installed, git packages exported nothing at all -- while the committed-file fallback exported both correctly. Each native path now reads its committed file back and joins the origins onto the graph, best effort. What Bomly reports no longer depends on which resolver ran. The join lives inside the function the detector calls rather than beside it, so deleting it fails a test instead of silently narrowing coverage -- the first version of this fix was tested at the helper and left the wiring uncovered. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`swift package edit <name> --path ...` swaps a dependency for a local checkout while Package.resolved keeps the pin that checkout replaced. The pin lookup missed on the local path and fell through to matching by identity, so the SBOM claimed the edited local code came from the remote repository at that commit -- a false provenance claim, which is the failure this feature exists to avoid. Reproduced, then fixed by requiring the graph node's own source to be git: what the build resolved is the truth, and the committed file only supplies the commit the tool omitted. pub can reach the same state through dependency_overrides, so it gets the same guard. Also document that `--enrich` can attach a repository no lockfile claimed: the Scorecard matcher resolves one from package identity, which fills the vcs reference for packages whose detector reported nothing -- including ecosystems the docs list as yielding nothing, and Syft-detected packages. It is a network lookup rather than a manifest claim, carries no revision, and always loses to a detector-asserted repository. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Each subproject is resolved on its own, so a package two of them share arrives as two nodes. The SDK's graph merge keeps whichever it meets first and discards the rest, so a recursive or multi-manifest scan would publish one subproject's answer for a package the scan saw resolved two different ways -- a monorepo where one workspace pulls from a private mirror and another from the public registry is enough to trigger it. ConsolidateGraphs now settles origin across the selected entries while both occurrences are still visible, and writes the verdict onto every one of them so the surviving node carries it whichever the merge keeps. The merge itself lives in the pinned SDK and is not changed here. A recorded disagreement is part of that verdict, which is why it is a metadata key rather than an absent value: absence would let a later fold refill it. The test proves that property directly rather than only observing an empty origin, after a mutation check showed the two were indistinguishable. This supersedes the earlier decision to leave cross-detector dedup alone: the rule is now the same at every level that folds occurrences together. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Cargo can resolve one crate name and version from two sources -- the same crate pulled from two git remotes. They share a PURL, so they are one graph node, and the node kept whichever source was walked first. The walk was over a map, so the answer varied between runs of the same project: 40 runs of one fixture produced repository A 33 times and repository B 7 times. The package map is now walked in a fixed order, and cargo's node dedup reconciles origin the way the node detectors do, so disagreeing sources cancel instead of racing. Also correct what the docs say about enrichment. The Scorecard repository fills in whenever the detector reported no repository -- including for packages that already have a download location, which the text implied it skipped. An artifact and a repository answer different questions, so a package can carry both; SPDX now records the repository as source info in that case, where before it reached CycloneDX and vanished from SPDX entirely. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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171-177: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winLimit the non-empty-path rule to repository origins.
The text requires a non-empty path for every origin. The validation contract requires that extra condition only for repository URLs. Artifact URLs still require absolute HTTP(S), a host, and no userinfo.
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-Every origin a detector reports is an absolute `http`/`https` URL with a host, a -non-empty path, and no embedded credentials. +Every origin a detector reports is an absolute `http`/`https` URL with a host +and no embedded credentials. Repository URLs also require a non-empty path.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/detectors/cargo/origin_test.go`:
- Around line 110-117: In the graph-walking test at
internal/detectors/cargo/origin_test.go:110-117, count nodes named helper and
assert exactly one was checked in addition to validating detectors.OriginFrom;
apply the same count-and-assert change to
internal/detectors/pub/origin_test.go:229-234 so both tests fail when the target
dependency is missing.
In `@internal/detectors/origin.go`:
- Around line 228-245: Update ReconcileOrigins to safely handle nil entries
throughout both loops, including validating occurrences[0] before accessing its
Metadata or passing it to originConflicted, and skipping nil occurrences before
markOriginConflict or storeOrigin. Preserve the existing merge and
origin-reconciliation behavior for non-nil dependencies without introducing
panics.
In `@internal/detectors/swiftpm/swiftpm_native.go`:
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Three review points, all cheap and all real: - ReconcileOrigins is exported, so a caller can hand it a slice containing nil. It would have dereferenced through clearOrigin and panicked. Nil occurrences are now skipped, and a nil first element returns rather than reading its metadata. - The two committed-file joins take a logger and log at debug when a file will not parse, which is exactly where a nil logger bites. Both now fall back to zap.NewNop(), which is the convention this repo states. - Two tests walked a graph asserting on a named node without requiring it to be there, so they would have passed if construction dropped it. Both now count what they checked -- verified by removing the node and watching them fail. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Hosts are case-insensitive, so two lockfiles writing one host differently name the same place. Comparing the URLs as strings made reconciliation read a disagreement and drop a perfectly good origin over formatting alone -- the merge rules added here turned a cosmetic difference into lost data. The host is now lowercased when a URL is normalized. The path is deliberately left alone, and a test asserts that two paths differing only in case still reconcile to a disagreement, so the fix does not over-reach. Found by review on the SDK port (bomly-dev/bomly-sdk#1), where the same rule lives; fixed in both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"https://host:443/pkg" and "https://host/pkg" name one place, but comparing the URLs as strings made reconciliation read a disagreement and drop a good origin over formatting -- the same class as the host-casing fix, found by review on the SDK port (bomly-dev/bomly-sdk#1) and fixed in both. IPv6 literals keep their brackets, and a non-default port stays part of the location. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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url.Parse only checks that a port is numeric, so "https://host:99999/pkg" was accepted and would have been published as a location no client can reach. Ports outside 1-65535 are now rejected. Found by review on the SDK port (bomly-dev/bomly-sdk#1); fixed in both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two findings, both producing false provenance: - A single manifest can record one package twice with different locations -- a Bun lockfile listing one name and version from two mirrors. Identity normalization collapses both nodes onto one canonical PURL and keeps the first, so the SBOM published one mirror as authoritative. Cross-manifest reconciliation could not help: it runs later, and returns early for a single-manifest scan. The collapse now reconciles origin while both occurrences are still there. - SwiftPM repository matching lowercased the whole URL, so on a case-sensitive host "/Team/Helper" and "/team/helper" shared a lookup key and a package could take the pin belonging to a different repository. Only the scheme and host are case-insensitive; the path keeps its case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Origin began as CLI-internal metadata keys because promoting it needed an SDK release. bomly-sdk v0.4.0 has it as a typed field, so the CLI now uses that and deletes its own copy. - Detectors assign `dep.Origin` from `sdk.ArtifactOrigin` / `sdk.RepositoryOrigin` instead of calling internal setters. External plugins can now do the same, which was the point: the rule they need was unreachable inside `internal/`. - Export reads `pkg.Origin.Normalized()`, which applies the same validation the CLI used to perform on read. - `internal/detectors/origin.go` and its tests and fuzz target are gone; the SDK carries the rule and its own fuzzing, and it validates at the JSON boundary too, which the CLI's version never did. - The origin filter in `output.cloneRefMetadata` is gone. It existed to keep metadata keys out of command payloads; a typed field never reached them, because those documents are built from explicit projections. - Cross-manifest reconciliation in `ConsolidateGraphs` is gone: the SDK's graph merge now reconciles. The tests that covered the behavior stay and pass unchanged, which is what makes the deletion safe. Reconciliation the SDK does not own -- node and cargo node dedup, and identity collapse in `normalizeGraphPackageIdentity` -- stays here, now calling `sdk.ReconcileOrigin`. Generated schemas pick up `Digest.Subject` from the SDK; it is omitempty, so scan output is unchanged for every package that does not set it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A package can be built from a mirror while Package.resolved still pins the upstream host. The names match, so the identity fallback attached the pinned repository and its commit to a package that was never fetched from there -- reproduced: a node resolved from mirror.corp came out claiming git.corp at a specific revision. Matching by identity is now only used when the graph offers nothing better. A node that names a repository and did not match one has a repository the pins do not describe, and a same-named pin is a guess rather than evidence. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`go get` leaves the previous version's hashes in place; the tidy-drift check catches it. Removes the stale bomly-sdk v0.3.0 entries. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Cargo.lock can hold two entries with one name: the project's own workspace member, and an unrelated crate of the same name pulled from a git remote. The member is looked up by name alone, so it could take the external entry and, with it, that repository and revision -- reproduced as a node typed application and sourced workspace, meaning first-party local code, claiming github.com/external/helper at a commit. A workspace member is the project's own code and has no external origin, so neither node path sets one for it. The name-collision lookup itself is pre-existing behaviour and left alone; this only stops it producing false provenance. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The decision entry still said a resolved commit survives an SPDX round trip. It does not: the SPDX decoder never reads PackageDownloadLocation and ToGraph reconstructs no origin, so re-exporting an ingested document says NOASSERTION -- which `TestOriginIsNotReadBackFromAnIngestedDocument` asserts. The public docs were corrected earlier and this copy was missed, leaving maintainers the opposite guarantee from the implementation. It now says what is true: a revision is expressible in SPDX output and not in CycloneDX output, and neither survives ingest. The test's failure message names both documents, since this claim has drifted once already. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Picks up numeric port normalization, so one port written two ways -- ":0443" and ":443", or ":08443" and ":8443" -- is one location rather than a disagreement that discards a valid origin. Also carries the LICENSE fix that makes the module's Apache-2.0 licence machine-detectable, which is what the code-scanning alert on this PR was reporting. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A package can be listed in both default and develop with different sources. The groups produce one node, and the second was discarded whole, so the node published the default group's source rather than recording that the lockfile says two things -- reproduced with a package whose develop entry names a private mirror. Same reconciliation the other fold points use, so two groups that agree keep their origin and two that disagree cancel. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A universal uv.lock can hold several records for one package. The name index overwrote unconditionally, so the last record's node reached the graph and the earlier one's origin went with it -- reproduced with two records naming a public archive and a private mirror, where the SBOM published the mirror purely because it was listed second. Last-wins for the node itself is unchanged; only the origin now accounts for the records being replaced, so two that disagree cancel. This is the sixth place where records of one package fold together and the rule has to be remembered. The architecture entry now lists them and says plainly that the durable fix is for whatever owns node identity to reconcile, rather than every caller. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Seven places fold two records of one package into one node, and each had to remember to reconcile origin. They accumulated one review round at a time -- node dedup, cargo dedup, identity collapse, pipenv's groups, uv's name index, the cross-manifest merge -- because a rule written out by hand at each site is a rule that gets forgotten at the next one. Poetry, the seventh, had been forgotten exactly that way. All of them now call `detectors.FoldOrigin`, which names what the caller is doing rather than what to type. Reconciliation is symmetric, so the argument order cannot be got wrong: a graph keeps the node already present, a name index keeps the incoming one, and both fold to the same answer. `TestOriginReconciliationGoesThroughFoldOrigin` fails if a hand-written reconciliation reappears under internal/, which is what stops the eighth site from repeating the pattern. AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md gain the general principle, since this was not specific to origin: when the same defect can recur at more than one call site, centralize the rule instead of patching sites, and add a guard when the rule can be bypassed by writing it out by hand. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Centralizing the reconciliation rule last commit was not enough: thirteen detectors each carried their own copy of "add this node unless it is already there", all written before origin existed, and eleven silently dropped the duplicate's origin. A rule with one home still gets missed when the operation that must apply it has thirteen. Node insertion now goes through `detectors.AddNodeFolding`. Detectors keep their thin wrappers where they had them, but the folding lives in one place and a detector written later inherits it instead of having to know. A second guard, `TestNodeInsertionGoesThroughTheSharedHelper`, fails when a file looks up a node and inserts it by hand. It found four sites nobody had reported -- gomod, gradle, maven, and a second insert in pipenv -- which is the argument for guards over vigilance. The reported pip-inspect case is covered by a test: an environment reporting one distribution twice with different direct_urls now cancels rather than publishing whichever came first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Where a SwiftPM lockfile can live was written out in three places that had drifted apart. Position attachment knew about Xcode's copy inside the workspace; the fallback detector's read did not, and the native origin join inherited that list when I copied it. A project keeping its only lockfile there was therefore detectable and annotated with line numbers, but its repositories came out unpinned, and the fallback detector could not read it at all. The locations are now one list that reading, evidence detection, and position attachment all use, so a fourth consumer cannot drift again. Evidence order now puts the manifest last, behind every lockfile, which is what the detector actually prefers. Generated support matrix and its test expectation follow the corrected list. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@internal/detectors/cargo/workspace.go`:
- Around line 192-197: Update lockPackageFor and applicationNames in
internal/detectors/cargo/workspace.go to identify workspace and lock packages by
at least name and version, ensuring same-name versions remain distinct and the
external helper package is preserved as a separate node with its repository
origin; update the assertions in internal/detectors/cargo/origin_test.go lines
160-173 so helper@0.1.0 is origin-free and helper@1.0.0 retains its external
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In `@internal/detectors/node/common.go`:
- Around line 341-343: Wrap errors returned by AddNodeFolding with
detector-specific context and node.ID before returning. Update
internal/detectors/node/common.go:341-343 for npm,
internal/detectors/pub/detector.go:268-270 for Pub,
internal/detectors/ruby/detector.go:507-509 for Bundler,
internal/detectors/gradle/detector.go:499-501 for Gradle, and
internal/detectors/maven/detector.go:404-406 for Maven, preserving the original
error with %w.
Apply the same fix in `@internal/detectors/cocoapods/detector.go` around lines 373
- 375: Same missing detector context at the NuGet insertion boundary.
In `@internal/detectors/origin_fold.go`:
- Around line 47-49: Add each scope from node.Scopes to the existing node within
AddNodeFolding’s duplicate-node branch before returning it, while preserving the
existing FoldOrigin reconciliation; add a regression test covering duplicate
nodes from both Pipfile.lock groups and verifying both scopes remain.
In `@internal/detectors/python/origin_test.go`:
- Around line 11-15: Move the originOf documentation so it directly precedes the
originOf helper, or replace the comment at the start of
TestPipInspectDuplicateRecordsReconcileOrigin with a description of that test.
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Folding treats an absent origin as a gap to fill, which is right for two records of a consumed package and wrong for the project's own code: a published package sharing a workspace member's name and version would hand over its download location, and the SBOM would report first-party code as coming from someone else's registry entry. Detectors already decline to set an origin on these nodes -- npm clears it for workspace members, cargo skips it for application nodes, SwiftPM ignores local checkouts -- so the invariant existed but folding did not know about it. It now lives with the fold, which is the only place that can add an origin a detector did not set. I could not reach this end to end: in both cargo and npm the external record happens to sort first and becomes the surviving node, so ordering hides it today. That makes this hardening rather than a demonstrated fix, and it is worth having precisely because the protection currently rests on sort order. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The round-trip rule is about ingest rather than about a format, so the test now re-ingests and re-exports CycloneDX as well as SPDX and asserts no references survive. Also moves the originOf doc comment back to the function it describes; an inserted test had split them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes part of #380 (the origin half; supplier/description remain out of scope — see below).
Replaces #395, which derived package origin at the SBOM export layer by classifying
Dependency.ResolvedURL. That approach did not converge over ~20 review rounds, and the reason generalizes:ResolvedURLis not one kind of value. npm writes a registry tarball there, but also a local directory for link entries; uv writes a repository, an archive, an index root, or an editable path; Bundler writes a gem server, a repository, or a directory. Recovering the meaning downstream is guesswork, and every rule had an ecosystem-specific counterexample — an archive-extension check misclassifies repositories ending in.zip, a URL fragment is a resolved commit in uv but a content checksum in Yarn Classic, and an opaque token is not distinguishable from a content hash at all.This PR asserts origin where the meaning is known.
What changed
Each detector reports its own origin from the field its lockfile records it in — an exact artifact URL, a repository plus resolved revision, or nothing. Twelve resolvers across npm/pnpm/yarn/bun, uv/poetry/pipenv/pip, cargo, Bundler, SwiftPM, and pub.
ResolvedURLkeeps its existing value everywhere, so scorecard repository resolution is untouched.Export projects it and decides nothing. SPDX packages get a real
downloadLocation(the artifact, orgit+<url>@<revision>) instead of a constantNOASSERTION; CycloneDX components get adistributionorvcsexternal reference.One rule replaces the classifier —
NormalizeOriginURL: absolute http(s), host present, no userinfo, re-serialized from the parse. Local paths,file:, ssh remotes, and credentialed URLs fail the scheme, host, or userinfo check rather than a bespoke heuristic. No archive-extension table, no credential-prefix list, no secret-shape detection. It runs when a detector records a value and again at export, so plugin-supplied graphs are held to the same rule.Registry and index roots are never published.
https://rubygems.org/,https://pub.dev, and the crates.io index describe an ecosystem's fetch configuration, not a package's provenance — and once out of context, a private server URL with a path is indistinguishable from a repository.Deliberate behavior notes for review
vcsrefs are plain URLs. The format has no revision slot on external references, so a resolved commit survives an SPDX round trip and not a CycloneDX one. Documented.scan/diff/explainoutput by prefix incloneRefMetadata. They are transport between two pipeline stages; the SBOM is where users read them. The filter returns nil for an emptied map soomitemptystill fires and no golden grows a"metadata": {}block.internal/helper.author, PyPIauthor, POM<organization>), which means new allowed network hosts — a separate decision.Verification
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