XRAY-159555 - Add curate-gh-actions command for GitHub Actions curation by saisdt-stack · Pull Request #877 · jfrog/jfrog-cli-security

saisdt-stack · 2026-09-08T10:17:21Z

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Why

Curation today covers packages resolved through package managers, but not the third-party GitHub Actions a CI job executes — which are arbitrary code running with the job's permissions and token. This adds jf curate-gh-actions, which curates the actions a job actually resolved.

How actions are discovered

Discovery reads the runner's _actions cache directory rather than the workflow YAML. The runner materializes resolved actions there before the job's steps run, including ones pulled in transitively by another action's action.yml that never appear in the job's own workflow file. The filesystem is therefore the complete and verifiable account of what will execute; YAML parsing is used solely to explain what was found (subpath and parent attribution), never to decide what exists.

That distinction is also a security property: an action's action.yml is attacker-controlled content if the action is malicious. Attribution only accepts a declared uses: reference if a matching entry is actually present on disk, so a declaration alone can never introduce an entry into the report.

The workflow YAML itself is not on disk when this runs: the command executes before actions/checkout, so GITHUB_WORKSPACE is empty. Verified on GitHub-hosted, GHES self-hosted, and a local runner + pre-job hook. _work/_actions holds everything resolved at job prep by then, including transitive actions and ones behind if: false.

Identifying an action, and where its ref ends. The layout is <owner>/<repo>/<ref>, but <ref> is a git ref and may contain / — a branch such as copilot/backport-v4 lands at _actions/actions/checkout/copilot/backport-v4, a level deeper than a tag. Reading a fixed three levels reports actions/checkout@copilot, an identity no action has, and leaves the one that actually executes uncurated. So the walk asks the runner where each ref ends: the runner marks that boundary itself, either by writing <ref>.completed beside a directory it extracted, or — when serving from ACTIONS_RUNNER_ACTION_ARCHIVE_CACHE — by making the entry a symlink to an already-unpacked copy. Neither marker ever appears on a subpath inside an action, which is what keeps github/codeql-action@v3 from being reported as v3/init and v3/analyze. Measured on a hosted runner across three monorepos: 11 subpath manifests, 4 watermarks, every watermark on a ref root. The walk prunes at a marker and never reads inside an action, so a repo of plain refs costs one readdir however many refs it holds. There is no depth cap on the descent either: a ref's intermediate directories hold nothing but the next segment, so the walk continues while a level still looks like a path segment and stops at the first one holding content of its own. A fixed segment count would have to be wrong in one direction or the other — cutting short a legitimately deep branch ref such as release/2024/q1/hotfix/v2, or walking several levels into an action that carries no marker at all.

An entry it cannot account for fails the command. A directory that cannot be listed or resolved, or one carrying no marker at or below it, is an action whose curation status cannot be established — the same position as one the decision service cannot reach a verdict on, and now handled the same way. The command names every such entry and exits non-zero rather than reporting a clean run over the remainder. Entries it understands and knows hold no action — a stray file, an owner directory with no repositories, a watermark — are still skipped silently. --actions-cache-dir consequently requires the same <ref>.completed markers a runner writes, since that marker is what identifies an action.

flowchart TD
    A["Walk _actions cache — owner/repo/ref<br/>ref depth set by .completed marker or symlink"] --> A2{"Any entry<br/>unaccounted for?"}
    A2 -- yes --> A3["Fail — names every entry,<br/>no report, no job summary"]
    A2 -- no --> B{"Cache empty?"}
    B -- yes --> C["Nothing to curate — exit 0"]
    B -- no --> D{"Workflow file<br/>available?"}
    D -- yes --> E["ATTRIBUTED — parse uses: lines for this job,<br/>walk composite action.yml outward,<br/>add Parent/Subpath where it can be established"]
    D -- no --> F["STRUCTURE-ONLY — cache as-is,<br/>no Parent or Subpath attribution"]
    E --> G["Exclude jfrog/setup-jfrog-cli"]
    F --> G
    G --> H["Resolve Artifactory repo<br/>from GITHUB_REPOSITORY"]
    H --> I["Curation decision per action"]
    I --> J{"Any undecidable?"}
    J -- yes --> K["Fail — no report,<br/>no job summary"]
    J -- no --> L["Console report + job summary<br/>Parent column only when attributed"]
    L --> M{"Any not Approved?"}
    M -- yes --> N["Non-zero exit"]
    M -- no --> O["Job continues"]

Scope, and the two modes

The cache is already this job's action list. Each job runs on its own runner, and the runner clears _actions at job start — measured on a persistent self-hosted runner, _actions before job-b contained only job-b's actions, job-a's were gone. Cross-referencing therefore adds attribution rather than narrowing scope or guarding against staleness. GITHUB_WORKFLOW_REF + GITHUB_JOB (--workflow-file / --workflow-job to override) scope attribution, not curation: they decide which uses: lines an entry may be traced back to, never which entries get decided. Attributing from a different job in the same file would label an entry with a parent that never pulled it in, so that fallback was removed.

Two modes, on whether a workflow file was supplied:

attributed — cross-reference for Parent/Subpath, report has a Parent column
structure-only — curate the cache as-is, no Parent column

They differ in report detail, never in coverage — every entry in the cache is decided either way. So an unknown job id means "cannot attribute", never "nothing to curate". The same holds in the other direction, which is what makes the two modes symmetric: attribution is additive and never drops an entry. One it cannot place — a remote action pulled in by an action.yml this parser cannot read — keeps an empty Parent rather than being filtered out. Unestablished relevance is not established irrelevance, and an action the runner resolved will execute whether or not this code can explain why it is there.

Outside what this command can see, rather than something it decides and drops: an action pulled in by a run: step is never resolved into _actions at all; a remote action referenced only by a local composite action (uses: ./...) is resolved when that step executes, after this command has run; and a uses: docker://<image> step resolves to a container reference the runner pulls during job setup rather than into the action cache - jf curation-audit --image already curates those.

Behaviour notes

Refs are reported verbatim, not interpreted. A ref comes straight from the cache directory name. Classifying it as a SHA versus a mutable tag or branch cannot be done reliably from the string alone — a branch may legitimately be named like a hex string — so that responsibility belongs to whoever calls the real decision service.

Monorepo actions. github/codeql-action/init@v3 and github/codeql-action/analyze@v3 resolve to a single cache entry, so subpaths are collected as a set rather than a single value. Each subpath's own action.yml is read for its transitive references; the cache root is consulted only when no subpath was used.

Symlinked cache entries are followed. With ACTIONS_RUNNER_SYMLINK_CACHED_ACTIONS set, the runner links <owner>/<repo>/<ref> straight at a copy already unpacked under ACTIONS_RUNNER_ACTION_ARCHIVE_CACHE instead of extracting a fresh directory. Discovery stats through the link, since DirEntry.IsDir answers from the directory entry's own type and would skip exactly those entries — curating a subset of the job while reporting a clean run over all of it.

Transitive attribution walks to full depth and is cycle-safe: each (action, metadata location) pair is scanned at most once, and since those pairs are finite every round must consume one not seen before. That dedup is what ends the walk; a round bound sized by the entry count sits behind it purely as a backstop against a regression in the dedup, not as a limit on legitimate nesting.

Fail-closed points: any action not Approved, and any action that cannot be decided — the latter produces no report and no job summary, since a partial one reads as clean.

The gate is an allow-list rather than a test for Rejected. ActionCurationStatus is an open string type, so a status this code does not recognize — one a later decider introduces, or the zero value of a result returned without one — would pass a deny-list while rendering as an empty cell. Only an explicit approval clears it, and the error names every action that did not clear with the status it carried. The real decider replaces the verdict, not the enforcement.

A workflow file that cannot be parsed costs attribution, not the run. Whether the file can be read is the caller's assertion to get wrong, so an explicit --workflow-file that is missing or relative still fails. What it turns out to contain is not: a workflow this parser cannot parse, or one that does not declare the job, degrades to structure-only on the explicit and the derived path alike. GitHub's YAML reader accepts input yaml.v3 rejects — duplicate mapping keys — and that divergence is no grounds for failing a job whose cache is still the complete account of what executes. It is the same view action.yml parsing already takes one level down.

Casing is preserved, so one action can appear twice. The runner names the cache directory verbatim from the uses: line and keys its downloads on that string, so uses: Actions/Checkout@v4 alongside uses: actions/checkout@v4 yields both _actions/Actions/Checkout/v4 and _actions/actions/checkout/v4 — two entries for one action. Measured on a hosted runner, as was the same commit pinned in upper- and lower-case hex; a tag differing only in case does not resolve at all, since git refs are case-sensitive. Attribution matches that verbatim casing, which is why its comparison is case-sensitive while the delivery-action exclusion folds case. Normalizing owner, repo and hex refs belongs in the real decision client, so that a case-sensitive catalog lookup cannot hand two spellings of one action different verdicts.

Mocked seams, both swappable via interfaces: the curation decision, and the GitHub-repo → Artifactory-repo mapping (resolved from GITHUB_REPOSITORY; failure is fatal since no policy means no decision).

Reporting reuses the existing security command-summary manager rather than registering a new one, so generate-summary-markdown and setup-jfrog-cli pick the report up with no change required in those repos.

jfrog/setup-jfrog-cli is excluded at every ref: it delivers the check rather than being subject to it.

Not user-facing yet

The command is registered as Hidden, so merging this does not expose it to users — it does not appear in jf help output or command listings (verified: the command name appears 6 times in help output without the flag, 0 times with it). It remains invocable by name for development and testing, matching how source-mcp and sast-server are handled in this repo.

The reason it stays hidden: the curation decision itself is a stand-in, because there is no Artifactory/Catalog package type for GitHub Actions yet. It sits behind a single-method interface so the real client drops in without touching discovery, attribution, or reporting — and the Hidden flag comes off in the same change that wires up the real decision service.

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Added the hidden curate-gh-actions command to review actions resolved on a runner.
- Supports cached action discovery, workflow/job and repository context, including transitive composite actions.
- Produces Markdown reports and security job summaries with action references, attribution, statuses, and notes.
- Added options for cache location, workflow file, job, repository, and working directory, with GitHub Actions environment defaults.
Behavior
- Runs fail when decisions cannot be completed or any action is rejected.
- Falls back to structure-only reporting when workflow attribution is unavailable.

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Walkthrough

The change adds a hidden curate-gh-actions command. It discovers cached GitHub Actions, attributes workflow and composite-action usage, applies curation decisions, records results, and renders them in security job summaries.

Changes

GitHub Actions curation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
CLI command and flags `cli/docs/flags.go`, `cli/docs/scan/curationactions/*`, `cli/scancommands.go`, `utils/utils.go`	Registers the hidden command, adds flags and help text, and connects flag values to `CurationActionsCommand`.
Action discovery and workflow attribution `commands/curation/githubactions/discovery.go`, `commands/curation/githubactions/workflow.go`, `tests/testdata/projects/githubactions/*`	Discovers cached actions, derives runner defaults, parses the selected workflow job, and follows composite actions for direct and transitive attribution.
Decision contracts and action reports `commands/curation/githubactions/decision.go`, `commands/curation/githubactions/reporesolver.go`, `commands/curation/githubactions/report.go`, `utils/formats/markdown.go`	Adds decision and repository-resolution interfaces, mock implementations, Markdown report rendering, and table-cell escaping.
Curation command execution `commands/curation/curationactions.go`, `commands/curation/curationactions_test.go`	Runs discovery, attribution, delivery-action exclusion, repository resolution, per-action decisions, summary recording, and failure handling.
Summary and security-job output `utils/formats/summary.go`, `utils/results/output/securityJobSummary.go`, `utils/results/output/securityJobSummary_actions_test.go`	Adds curated-action summary data and renders an attribution-aware GitHub Actions curation section in security-job output.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant CLI
  participant CurationActionsCommand
  participant ActionCache
  participant WorkflowParser
  participant Decider
  participant SecurityJobSummary
  CLI->>CurationActionsCommand: run curate-gh-actions
  CurationActionsCommand->>ActionCache: discover resolved actions
  CurationActionsCommand->>WorkflowParser: parse and cross-reference workflow uses
  CurationActionsCommand->>Decider: decide each action
  CurationActionsCommand->>SecurityJobSummary: record and render results

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cli/docs/flags.go
cli/docs/scan/curationactions/help.go
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commands/curation/curationactions.go
commands/curation/curationactions_test.go
commands/curation/githubactions/decision.go
commands/curation/githubactions/decision_mock.go
commands/curation/githubactions/decision_mock_test.go
commands/curation/githubactions/discovery.go
commands/curation/githubactions/discovery_test.go
commands/curation/githubactions/reporesolver.go
commands/curation/githubactions/reporesolver_mock.go
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commands/curation/githubactions/report.go
commands/curation/githubactions/report_test.go
commands/curation/githubactions/workflow.go
commands/curation/githubactions/workflow_test.go
tests/testdata/projects/githubactions/curation-project/.github/workflows/ci.yml
tests/testdata/projects/githubactions/curation-project/_work/_actions/actions/checkout/v4/action.yml
tests/testdata/projects/githubactions/curation-project/_work/_actions/github/codeql-action/v3/action.yml
tests/testdata/projects/githubactions/curation-project/_work/_actions/github/codeql-action/v3/analyze/action.yml
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tests/testdata/projects/githubactions/malformed-project/_work/_actions/stray-file.txt
utils/formats/markdown.go
utils/formats/markdown_test.go
utils/formats/summary.go
utils/results/output/securityJobSummary.go
utils/results/output/securityJobSummary_actions_test.go
utils/utils.go

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Curates the third-party GitHub Actions that actually resolved on a job's runner. Actions are discovered from the runner's _actions cache directory structure, then cross-referenced against the job's workflow YAML and each action's own action.yml to attribute subpaths and transitive parents. Entries not traceable to the current workflow are filtered out so a stale cache entry on a reused runner cannot fail a compliant workflow. The command is registered as hidden, so it is not discoverable through help or command listings while the curation decision is still a stand-in - there is no Artifactory/Catalog package type for GitHub Actions yet. Results are reported to the console and recorded through the existing "security" job-summary manager, so the generate-summary-markdown pipeline picks them up unchanged.

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In `@commands/curation/curationactions.go`:
- Line 159: Validate result.Status in Run before appending the
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cli/docs/flags.go
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commands/curation/curationactions.go
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commands/curation/githubactions/decision_mock.go
commands/curation/githubactions/decision_mock_test.go
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cli/scancommands.go (1)
664-665: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

--working-dirs still silently ignores extra values.

splitByCommaAndTrim returns every comma-separated entry, and this handler uses only workingDirs[0]. A user passing two directories gets no error and no indication that the second one was dropped. Reject a list with more than one entry.

This repeats a previous review comment on the same lines.
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In `@cli/scancommands.go` around lines 664 - 665, Update the working-directory
handling around splitByCommaAndTrim and curationActionsCommand.SetWorkingDir to
reject inputs producing more than one directory, returning an appropriate error
instead of silently discarding extras; retain the existing behavior for zero or
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In `@cli/scancommands.go`:
- Around line 664-665: Update the working-directory handling around
splitByCommaAndTrim and curationActionsCommand.SetWorkingDir to reject inputs
producing more than one directory, returning an appropriate error instead of
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In `@cli/docs/scan/curationactions/help.go`:
- Around line 24-49: Update the workflow-file examples and QA answer in the
curation actions help text to use an absolute placeholder path such as
/path/to/repo/.github/workflows/ci.yml, including the example with
--workflow-job=build. Leave the command behavior unchanged.

In `@commands/curation/githubactions/reporesolver_mock.go`:
- Line 23: Update the repository identity validation around strings.Cut to
reject repo values containing an additional slash, while preserving the existing
checks for found, owner, and empty repo values so only the exact owner/repo form
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Review findings considered and declined

A record of issues raised against this PR during review that were investigated and deliberately not changed, with the evidence behind each. Posting so they are not re-raised on a later pass — each one looks like a defect until the invariant behind it is checked.

Runner behaviour cited below is from actions/runner, src/Runner.Worker/ActionManager.cs, and the measured cases were run on a GitHub-hosted runner.

1. `Hidden: true` is not a security gate — declined

Raised as: the stand-in decider can fail a real job, and Hidden is the only thing preventing it.

Hidden maps to urfave/cli's Hidden (jfrog-cli-core plugins/components/conversionlayer.go:104), which omits the command from help listings — the command name appears 0 times in jf help output with the flag set. AIDescription resolves only through common.ResolveDescription (docs/common/aihelp.go:39), which returns the AI text only when JFROG_CLI_AI_HELP is set, and feeds the Usage of a command that is itself hidden — so it is reachable only via the command, by someone who already knows its name. No .Hidden consumer anywhere in this repo bypasses it.

Invocation therefore requires knowing the exact string curate-gh-actions, which means having read the source or this PR. That is the documented posture, matching how source-mcp and sast-server are handled here.

2. An unmarked cache directory is not a silently-dropped action — declined

Raised as: actionRootsUnder drops a child subtree that yields neither a root nor an unaccounted entry, so an action could escape both curation and the fail-closed report whenever a sibling under the same prefix resolved.

The shape is real and the asymmetry is real, but it cannot describe a valid action. PrepareActionsAsync deletes _actions wholesale at job start (ActionManager.cs:90-94, rootStepId == default) and repopulates it in that same pass, so nothing survives from a previous job. Every completion path leaves one of exactly two states: a directory extracted with <ref>.completed written beside it (:1378), or a symlink to an already-unpacked copy (:1259). This command runs as a step, so prepare has finished before it looks.

Every entry it can observe is therefore marked or symlinked. A directory with neither is runner debris that will not execute, and adding a second accounting path for it would be handling a state the runner cannot produce.

3. `refKey` is case-sensitive while `ExcludeDeliveryAction` folds case — declined, and the asymmetry is deliberate

Raised as: the same owner/repo concept is compared two ways 100 lines apart.

Measured: uses: Actions/Checkout@v4 produces _actions/Actions/Checkout/v4, and pairing it with uses: actions/checkout@v4 produces both that and _actions/actions/checkout/v4. Nothing normalizes — the runner keys downloads on the reference string verbatim (GetDownloadInfoLookupKey, :1616, grouped with the default ordinal comparer) and builds the destination from it (:1193). The same commit pinned in upper- and lower-case hex likewise produces two directories, and a tag differing only in case does not resolve at all (actions/checkout@V4 → unable to find version V4), git refs being case-sensitive.

So the two comparisons are opposites by necessity:

refKey must not fold — it matches a cache entry against the very uses: string that created it, so they are equal by construction. Folding would collapse two genuinely distinct cache entries onto one key and risk crediting a Parent that never pulled the entry in.
ExcludeDeliveryAction must fold — it compares against a fixed literal whose casing the workflow author chooses. uses: JFrog/setup-jfrog-cli@v4 lands at _actions/JFrog/setup-jfrog-cli/v4, and a case-sensitive test would miss it, curating the action that delivers the check.

The rule: fold against a literal you chose, never against a string the cache and the workflow both derive from one source.

4. `UnaccountedEntry` stores a rendered reason rather than the cause — declined

Raised as: the underlying error is discarded, so nothing can use errors.Is / errors.As to tell a permissions failure from a dangling symlink.

The only consumer hands the aggregated error straight to the CLI for a human to read, and the message already includes the cause's text. The tests assert on paths, not error text, so there is no change detector to replace either. Carrying the cause properly would mean an Err field that only two of the three constructors can populate, plus a custom error type with Unwrap() []error, for a capability with no caller. Worth revisiting when the real decision client lands and there is a reason to distinguish "cache unreadable" from "decision unreachable".

5. No metrics and no machine-readable output — deferred

Acceptable while the command is hidden and the decision is a stand-in; the outcome is observable as an exit code plus the report. Revisit alongside the real decision client.

6. A `uses:` subpath containing `..` — declined

Covered in its own thread with the reasoning: no content disclosure, no entry can be introduced, no privilege boundary crossed. What remains is cosmetic.

Findings from the same review that were acted on, for completeness: the dead owner/repo-level symlink branch in scanRepo (removed — the runner only ever symlinks the ref path itself), the maxRefSegments depth cap (replaced by a guard keyed on the cache's shape, so a deep branch ref resolves instead of failing), the deny-list exit gate (inverted to an allow-list), the asymmetric handling of an unparsable workflow file (now degrades on both the explicit and derived paths), a stale --working-dir(s) reference, a CrossReference comment claiming an invariant that does not hold, and the duplicated report-row struct (now a conversion, so divergence is a compile error).

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commands/curation/githubactions/decision_mock.go (1)
10-14: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Fix the broken sentence in the doc comment.

The phrase "replacing otherwise the job goes on running the image" is missing a clause boundary, so the sentence cannot be parsed. Rewrite these lines to state the two facts separately: a Rejected result is only recorded today, and a Docker-based action also needs its runner-built image rebuilt when a compliant version is selected.
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In `@commands/curation/githubactions/decision_mock.go` around lines 10 - 14,
Rewrite the doc comment above the Rejected result to clearly separate the
current recording behavior from the Docker-specific behavior: state that
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In `@commands/curation/githubactions/decision_mock.go`:
- Around line 10-14: Rewrite the doc comment above the Rejected result to
clearly separate the current recording behavior from the Docker-specific
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1. Hidden: true is not a security gate — declined

2. An unmarked cache directory is not a silently-dropped action — declined

3. refKey is case-sensitive while ExcludeDeliveryAction folds case — declined, and the asymmetry is deliberate

4. UnaccountedEntry stores a rendered reason rather than the cause — declined

5. No metrics and no machine-readable output — deferred

6. A uses: subpath containing .. — declined

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3. `refKey` is case-sensitive while `ExcludeDeliveryAction` folds case — declined, and the asymmetry is deliberate

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