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feat(release): sign the release images and attach their SBOMs - #5042
Follow-up to #4997 (merged as d32092a), which puts the SBOM into each release image's index. Rebased onto main at that merge, one commit 57346c16d; bats on the touched files 36/36, shellcheck clean. This is the follow-up agreed there, and the image half of #4759: the release images get signed, and their SBOMs become a release asset, along the lines of #4861.
hack/sign-release-images.sh runs in tags.yaml::prepare-release after the stitch, before make upload_assets. It enumerates every first-party <repo>@<digest> the repinned tree holds the way hack/stitch-multiarch.sh does (the shared enumeration, refs under the registry, cozystack-packages left out), skips each one that already verifies, signs the rest in one cosign sign --yes call with the job's OIDC identity (cosign v3.1.3 still makes a key, a Fulcio certificate and a Rekor entry per ref), and verifies every one against the identity regexp of hack/sign-release-assets.sh before returning; the two scripts' regexps are held equal by bats. A signature that does not verify fails the job with nothing uploaded. A signature over an index covers every manifest the index lists by digest, the attestation manifest with the SBOM included, so the SBOM has no signature of its own. cosign v3.1.3 writes the signature as a Sigstore bundle, an OCI referrer of the digest in the same repository (--new-bundle-format defaults to true). GHCR answers /v2/<name>/referrers/<digest> with 404, so go-containerregistry lists the referrer under the fallback tag sha256-<hex>, without .sig, which cosign verify reads the same way; the .sig tag exists only with --new-bundle-format=false. hack/promote-retag.sh copies a digest to its stable tag inside that repository, so the stable release's images carry the rc's signatures. promote-rc.yaml::promote runs the rc tree's script with --verify-only before it stages the stable release, and prints a notice instead for an rc cut from a tree without the script.
hack/collect-image-sboms.sh reads docker buildx imagetools inspect <ref> --format '{{ json .SBOM }}' for the same refs, takes the platforms the index serves from --raw (entries that are not attestation manifests, keyed as buildx keys them), and writes <image>.<os>-<arch>.spdx.json per platform (or <image>.spdx.json for an image with one platform, whose SBOM buildx prints unkeyed) into cozystack-images-sbom.tar.gz, with fixed order, times and owners so a re-run gives the same bytes. An image without a non-null SBOM for every platform its index serves fails the run, naming it and the platforms: after #4997 every pinned first-party image is built with SBOM=1, so a missing one is a lost attestation, and I preferred no allowlist over one with no entry (the Talos installer image, which has no SBOM, is not pinned in the tree).
hack/upload-assets.sh adds cozystack-images.txt (the refs, one per line, from --list) and the archive to the list it hands to hack/sign-release-assets.sh, so the existing checksums signature covers both and nothing new signs anything. promote-rc.yaml downloads every rc asset, so both travel to the stable release as the other assets do. docs/release.md describes the two files and the image signatures, drops #4997's "The attestations are not signed", and gains a "How to verify a release" block that checks the checksums, every asset, every image signature and unpacks the SBOMs in one go, the image loop in a subshell that exits on the first image that fails; docs/agents/image-refs.md lists the two new consumers of the enumeration; the SBOM row and the "Signed / reproducible builds" gap of docs/security/self-assessment.md now say what a release publishes and signs.
How it was checked
Bats 1.14.0: hack/sign-release-images.bats (11 tests: the refs it signs and skips, one cosign sign call per run, the identity and issuer it verifies, equality with the assets regexp and with docs/release.md, the fenced verify block of docs/release.md run with cosign stubbed, which fails on a rejected first image and on a list read from stdin, a failed verify, --verify-only, --list, an empty tree, and the shape of both workflow steps by yq) and hack/collect-image-sboms.bats (5: file names and content per platform, member order, owners and times read from the archive headers, the same bytes twice, an image without an SBOM, an index with an SBOM on one platform only, a platform with "SPDX": null, an empty tree; dropping --sort=name, the owner flags or --mtime fails it on XFS and ZFS), both with cosign and docker stubbed; hack/upload-assets.bats updated for the two assets; hack/sign-release-assets.bats and hack/ci-tool-installs-contract.bats unchanged and green. The repository's bats contract suites (strict setup, no negated asserts, no exit traps, runner coverage) pass with the two new files. make bats-unit-tests: see the last comment of this PR for the count.
shellcheck -x on both scripts; zizmor on tags.yaml and promote-rc.yaml reports nothing.
Checked against the registry, not the code: GHCR has no referrers API for a cozystack image (404), so the referrer lands in the sha256-<hex> fallback tag; hack/promote-retag.sh copies within the repository; gh release download in promote takes every rc asset.
The packages artifact (cozystack-packages) and the installer chart are not signed: promotion republishes both under a new digest, so signing them means a signing step in promote too. Follow-up if wanted.
An image without an SBOM fails the release rather than being listed as missing. If an exception appears, an allowlist with a reason, as hack/multiarch-allowlist, is the shape to add.
The identity regexp accepts promote-rc.yaml on main as well as tags.yaml on a v* tag, though only tags.yaml signs images today, so that docs/release.md has one expression for every release signature. A reader who wants the tighter check drops the alternative.
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I walked the trigger map against the diff. hack/upload-assets.sh adds two assets and renames none, so the install pages that hardcode asset filenames on the website are untouched. tags.yaml gains a step between the stitch and the upload and promote-rc.yaml a check before the upload; who cuts and who promotes a release, which the ccp guidance rests on, is the same. hack/package.mk and hack/common-envs.mk are not touched.
Release note
feat(release): every first-party container image of a release is signed with cosign, keylessly, by the `tags.yaml` run that prepared it, and a release carries `cozystack-images.txt` (the pinned images by digest) and `cozystack-images-sbom.tar.gz` (the SPDX SBOM of each image, per platform) as assets covered by the signed checksums. `docs/release.md` shows how to verify a release end to end. Releases cut from this change on have them.
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New Features
Releases now include a list of first-party container images and an archive of their software bills of materials (SBOMs), with checksums covering these assets.
Release images are signed, and release candidates are checked for valid signatures before promotion.
Documentation
Updated release and security guidance to explain the new image assets, signatures, and verification steps.
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/tags.yaml:
- Line 575: Move draft release creation to after “Sign the release images and
collect their SBOMs” completes successfully, so a failure in that step does not
leave a draft that causes a workflow rerun to skip RC preparation.
Review comments at @docs/release.md:
- Line 335: Update the cozystack-images.txt coverage description and its
verification guidance to explicitly state that the scheduler chart’s pinned
image is excluded from the shared enumeration and is not verified by that
recipe.
- Line 375: Update the release recipe’s sha256sum verification so it requires
checksum entries for both image assets and fails if either is missing; do not
allow --ignore-missing to let verification succeed without them before the image
list or SBOM archive is used.
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Walkthrough
Release workflows now sign pinned first-party image digests, collect per-platform image SBOMs, and publish an image list and SBOM archive. RC promotion verifies image signatures when the signing script is available. Documentation and tests cover these behaviors.
Changes: Release image security assets
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Summary
Sign and verify image digests hack/sign-release-images.sh, hack/sign-release-images.bats
The script signs and verifies pinned first-party image digests. It supports verification-only mode and writing a sorted image list. Tests cover reference selection, signatures, verification identity, and failure handling.
The script checks that SBOM documents cover each served image platform and creates a deterministic archive. Tests cover archive contents, repeatability, and missing SBOM failures.
Release preparation runs signing and SBOM collection before asset upload. RC promotion verifies signatures when the script is present. The image list and SBOM archive are included in release assets and documented.
sequenceDiagram
participant Workflow as tags.yaml
participant SignScript as sign-release-images.sh
participant Registry
participant CollectScript as collect-image-sboms.sh
participant UploadScript as upload-assets.sh
Workflow->>SignScript: Sign image digests and write image list
SignScript->>Registry: Sign and verify pinned image references
Workflow->>CollectScript: Collect platform SBOM documents
CollectScript->>Registry: Inspect image indexes and SBOM attestations
Workflow->>UploadScript: Include image list and SBOM archive
cozystack/cozystack#5169: It retags RC image digests before stable release publication; this change verifies signatures on RC image digests during promotion.
cozystack/cozystack#4997: It adds SBOM attestations that this change collects into a release archive.
cozystack/cozystack#5043: It adds provenance manifests to image indexes that the SBOM collection script reads while excluding attestation manifests.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 57346
The release signing flow can leave an RC unpublished after a transient signing failure, and the documented verification recipe and image list have gaps that weaken the signing guarantees. Fix these before merging; the earlier loop-exit-status and signature-layout documentation issues are resolved.
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make bats-unit-tests on this branch (bats 1.14.0, serial): 2406 passed, 62 failed, and the same 62 fail on unmodified main at d78897f on the same machine, which has no docker daemon: the migration suites (54, 55, 57, 58, 59, seaweedfs-db-adopt, run-migrations) refuse to run without one, five tests of select-install_test.bats and one of select-e2e_test.bats fail the same way there, and the kafka-topic-backup-strategy.bats one is the failure #4997 reports on main too. Nothing new fails; hack/sign-release-images.bats, hack/collect-image-sboms.bats and the updated hack/upload-assets.bats are among the passes.
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- Around line 370-374: Update the image verification while loop so any failed
cosign verify causes the overall verification step to fail, including failures
for non-final images; report the unverified image and exit nonzero. Feed
cozystack-images.txt through file descriptor 3 and read each image with read -r
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- Line 333: Update the source SBOM description near
cozystack-source-sbom.spdx.json to remove the outdated #2937 reference and state
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per-image SBOMs are provided separately in cozystack-images-sbom.tar.gz.
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checksums; retain the gaps that provenance is disabled with --provenance=false
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- Around line 21-24: Update the cosign invocation in the release-signing flow to
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Fix the image verification loop. It hides a failed cosign verify unless the last image fails.
The exit status of a while loop is the status of the last command that ran in its body. If cosign verify fails for an early image and succeeds for the last one, the loop returns 0. The && chain then continues to mkdir and tar. The user sees an error on stderr but gets a success exit status. For a security verification procedure, the exit status must reflect every image.
Also feed the list on fd 3. This matches hack/sign-release-images.sh, which does so to stop a registry client from reading stdin.
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Update the image verification while loop so any failed cosign verify causes the
overall verification step to fail, including failures for non-final images;
report the unverified image and exit nonzero. Feed cozystack-images.txt through
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| Security Provider | No. Cozystack is a cloud platform, not a security product; security is a supporting property, not its primary function. |
| Languages | Go, Helm, shell |
| SBOM | Not published at this time. Image builds can emit a CycloneDX SBOM attestation (`SBOM=1` in `hack/common-envs.mk`), but this is disabled by default; SBOM generation on release is a planned improvement. |
| SBOM | Published with each release as signed assets, for releases cut from a tree that has the scripts: `cozystack-source-sbom.spdx.json` (SPDX, made with syft from the committed source tree and the cozypkg binaries) and `cozystack-images-sbom.tar.gz` (SPDX, one document per platform of every first-party container image the release pins, read from the attestation BuildKit attaches at build time with `SBOM=1` in `hack/common-envs.mk`, which is off for other builds). Both are listed in `cozystack-checksums.txt`, whose keyless cosign signature a release carries; see [docs/release.md](../release.md#release-signatures-and-sbom). |
For releases cut from trees that contain the release scripts, first-party release images are signed keylessly with cosign. Source and per-platform image SBOMs are published as release assets covered by the signed checksums. Keep the remaining gaps: build provenance is disabled (--provenance=false), and reproducible builds are not established. Qualify the statement for older releases or branches without these scripts.
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-- **Signed / reproducible builds.** Honestly noted as gaps: release images are **not** signed (no cosign/sigstore), build provenance is currently disabled (`--provenance=false`), SBOM generation is plumbed but off by default, and reproducible builds are not yet established. These are recognized improvement areas for the incubation timeframe.+- **Signed / reproducible builds.** For releases cut from trees that contain the release scripts, first-party release images are signed keylessly with cosign, and source and per-platform image SBOMs are published as release assets covered by the signed checksums. Build provenance is currently disabled (`--provenance=false`), and reproducible builds are not yet established. Older releases and branches without these scripts retain the earlier signing and SBOM gaps.
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Update the “Signed / reproducible builds” bullet to state that releases from
trees containing the release scripts have keylessly cosign-signed first-party
images and source/per-platform image SBOM assets covered by signed checksums;
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nl -ba hack/sign-release-images.sh | sed -n '1,140p'printf'\n--- related format flags and docs ---\n'
rg -n -F --glob '!vendor/**' -e '--new-bundle-format' -e 'sha256-<digest>.sig' -e 'sha256-<digest>.sig' -e 'cosign sign' -e 'cosign verify' hack docs .github/workflows
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Force legacy signature storage for GHCR releases.
The default cosign v3 bundle is not discoverable on GHCR. The script then fails during its immediate verification step and aborts release preparation. Use legacy storage so the existing .sig description is accurate.
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Update the cosign invocation in the release-signing flow to pass the legacy
bundle-format option, ensuring signatures are stored as the documented .sig
artifact and remain discoverable for immediate verification and promotion. Keep
the existing unsigned image arguments unchanged.
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B1 signature location is wrong in docs and script comment
docs/release.md:358 and the header of hack/sign-release-images.sh:22 say cosign keeps the signature as the tag sha256-<digest>.sig. cosign v3.1.3 doesn't write that, --new-bundle-format defaults to true (cmd/cosign/cli/options/sign.go:161), so sign goes through signDigestBundle and stores a Sigstore bundle as an OCI referrer (pkg/oci/remote/write.go:398). The .sig tag exists only with --new-bundle-format=false.
GHCR answers 404 on /v2/<repo>/referrers/<digest> (I checked it for a published cozystack-controller digest), so go-containerregistry falls back to the referrers tag sha256-<hex>, without .sig. cosign verify reads it the same way, so signing and the verify after it work with no extra flags, but the docs send a reader to look for a tag that isn't there. Please describe it as a referrer of the digest in both places and in the PR description.
B2 verify recipe passes when an image fails
In docs/release.md:370 the while loop returns the status of its last cosign verify, so a bad signature on any image except the last still ends with exit 0 and the chain goes on to unpack the SBOMs. I ran the same shape with cosign replaced by a function that rejects the first image and accepts the second, chain exit was 0.
Run the loop in a subshell, add || { echo "not verified: $image" >&2; exit 1; } after cosign verify, and read the list from fd 3 like the script does. A bats test that runs the fenced block with cosign stubbed would hold it.
B3 two statements contradict this PR
docs/release.md:332 still says the SBOMs of the pinned images are #2937 (future), in the same list that now has cozystack-images-sbom.tar.gz. docs/security/self-assessment.md:150 says release images are not signed and SBOM generation is off by default, while row 13 of the same file now says SBOMs are published and this PR signs the images. Both lines need the new state.
B4 collector accepts an image with SBOM on one platform only
hack/collect-image-sboms.sh:69 takes the platforms that have an SPDX key and the check after it only wants one file, so an index with the amd64 SBOM and a plain arm64 image passes. I built that on a local registry (amd64 with --attest type=sbom, arm64 without, joined with imagetools create): the script exits 0 and the archive holds bar.linux-amd64.spdx.json only. A platform with "SPDX": null passes too and writes a null document.
Dropping the has("SPDX") select from the platform branch keeps hack/collect-image-sboms.bats green, there is no missing-platform case. Compare the SBOM keys with the platforms of the index (entries from imagetools inspect --raw that are not attestations), require non-null SPDX, and add both cases to the bats file.
hack/sign-release-images.sh:28 and the description say one certificate for the whole batch. In v3.1.3 every ref gets its own key, Fulcio certificate and Rekor entry (cmd/cosign/cli/signcommon/common.go:365), so around forty certificates per pre-release, not one.
Dropping --sort=name or --owner=0 --group=0 --numeric-owner from the tar call keeps the bats file green, so the same bytes on re-run is tested on one machine only.
Thanks, all four and the follow-ups are in dcff043, rebased onto #4997's head 7fceb9257. Back to draft until #4997 merges.
B1.docs/release.md (Image signatures), the header of hack/sign-release-images.sh and the description now say that cosign v3.1.3 stores the signature as a Sigstore bundle, a referrer of the digest in the same repository, which GHCR's missing referrers API puts under the fallback tag sha256-<hex>; the .sig tag is only for --new-bundle-format=false.
B2. The image loop runs in a subshell, reads the list from fd 3 and ends each cosign verify with || { echo "not verified: $image" >&2; exit 1; }. A new test in hack/sign-release-images.bats pulls the fenced block out of docs/release.md and runs it with cosign stubbed. The stub reads stdin. The test checks that every image gets verified and the SBOMs get unpacked, then rejects the first image and expects a failed chain, not verified: <ref> and no image-sboms/. It fails against the old block, and also against a block with the subshell and || exit that still reads the list from stdin.
B3. The source-SBOM bullet takes #4997's wording, which links to the image SBOM section, so the #2937 reference is gone. self-assessment.md:150 now says that the assets are signed through the checksums, the first-party images are signed keylessly, and the SBOM attestation ships as an asset too. The gaps left in that line are provenance (--provenance=false) and reproducible builds.
B4. The collector takes the platforms from imagetools inspect --raw: index entries without vnd.docker.reference.type: attestation-manifest, keyed the way buildx keys them (arm64/v8 as arm64). It needs a non-null SPDX object for each of them. With one platform it needs the bare document, because printers.go in buildx v0.31.0 prints it unkeyed when len(res.platforms) <= 1. Two new bats cases, a two-platform index with only the amd64 SBOM and one with "SPDX": null on arm64, fail with ::error::<ref> carries no SBOM attestation for linux/arm64, and the old script passes both. I did not repeat your local-registry build.
The script header, the docs and the description now say that every ref gets its own key, Fulcio certificate and Rekor entry.
The first collector test now reads the archive headers: owner 0/0 with --numeric-owner, mtime at the epoch (TZ=UTC), and members in name order without sorting the listing. The fixture index lists arm64 before amd64, so the files get written out of name order. Dropping --sort=name, the owner flags or --mtime fails the test on both XFS and ZFS.
Back to draft.
Checked: the 13 related bats files are 156/156 (collect-image-sboms, sign-release-*, upload-assets, the bats contract suites, stitch/verify-multiarch, common-envs, release contracts). shellcheck -x on both scripts and zizmor on both workflows are clean.
Full make bats-unit-tests on dcff043 (BATS_JOBS=1, no GNU parallel here): 2400 ok, 62 not ok of 2462. The same 62 tests, by name, fail on #4997's head 7fceb9257 without this commit, so none of them comes from this change:
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
The ordering assertions cannot fail on their first term.
Bash does not exit under set -e when a command fails in a && list, unless that command is the last one. Bats has the same exemption for its ERR trap.
In [ "$cosign" -lt "$sign" ] && [ "$sign" -lt "$upload" ], a false first term skips the second. The list returns 1, but the test continues. The test then passes even if Set up cosign runs after the signing step. The same applies to the promote ordering check.
As per coding guidelines: "A failure in an errexit-exempt if or AND-OR context can continue into cleanup".
Also applies to: 275-276
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The ordering assertions cannot fail on their first term.
Bash does not exit under set -e when a command fails in a && list, unless that command is the last one. Bats has the same exemption for its ERR trap.
In [ "$bx" -lt "$build" ] && [ "$build" -lt "$capture" ], a false first term skips the second. The list returns 1, but the test continues. The test then passes even if the Buildx step runs after Build. This is the check the test title promises.
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[ -n"$bx" ] && [ -n"$build" ] && [ -n"$capture" ]
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Review comment at @hack/stitch-multiarch_test.bats around lines 442 - 443:
Separate the nonempty-value and ordering checks into individual test assertions
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/tags.yaml:
- Line 575: Move draft release creation to after “Sign the release images and
collect their SBOMs” completes successfully, so a failure in that step does not
leave a draft that causes a workflow rerun to skip RC preparation.
Review comments at @docs/release.md:
- Line 335: Update the cozystack-images.txt coverage description and its
verification guidance to explicitly state that the scheduler chart’s pinned
image is excluded from the shared enumeration and is not verified by that
recipe.
- Line 375: Update the release recipe’s sha256sum verification so it requires
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Create the draft after image signing and collection.
If this step fails, the draft already exists. A full workflow rerun then treats the draft as an existing release and skips preparation, leaving the RC unpublished. Move draft creation after this step, or distinguish incomplete RC drafts from completed releases. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @.github/workflows/tags.yaml at line 575:
Move draft release creation to after “Sign the release images and collect their
SBOMs” completes successfully, so a failure in that step does not leave a draft
that causes a workflow rerun to skip RC preparation.
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- `cozystack-source-sbom.spdx.json` is an SPDX SBOM, made with syft, of the committed source tree (the Go modules, npm lockfiles, GitHub Actions references and other manifests syft reads in it) and of the `cozypkg` binaries in the `cozypkg-*.tar.gz` assets. It does not describe what runs in the cluster: the container images carry their own SBOMs, see [SBOM of the container images](#sbom-of-the-container-images), and the Talos installer image, ISO, disk, kernel and initramfs images have none. Its name says what it covers, so that `cozystack-sbom` stays free for an SBOM of the release as a whole.
- `cozystack-checksums.txt` holds the SHA-256 of every other asset and of the SBOM.
- `cozystack-images.txt` lists every first-party container image the release pins, one `<repository>@<digest>` per line: the multi-arch indexes [`hack/stitch-multiarch.sh`](../hack/stitch-multiarch.sh) repinned the tree on, which is what a cluster installed from this release pulls. The packages artifact and the installer chart are not in it.
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Qualify the image-list coverage.
The scheduler chart pins ghcr.io/cozystack/cozystack/cozystack-scheduler, but the shared enumeration excludes charts/. The list and verification recipe therefore do not cover that image. Either include it in the security assets or document the exclusion. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the cozystack-images.txt coverage description and its verification
guidance to explicitly state that the scheduler chart’s pinned image is excluded
from the shared enumeration and is not verified by that recipe.
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Require checksum entries for both image assets.
A valid signed checksum file from an older release can omit both image assets. With --ignore-missing, an attacker can supply that file and one matching old asset, then replace the image list and SBOM archive. The recipe can accept an empty list and extract the unverified archive. Require signed checksum entries for both image assets before using them.
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Review comment at @docs/release.md at line 375:
Update the release recipe’s sha256sum verification so it requires checksum
entries for both image assets and fails if either is missing; do not allow
--ignore-missing to let verification succeed without them before the image list
or SBOM archive is used.
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A release has signed its assets since cozystack#4861, but not the container
images a cluster installed from it pulls, and the SBOM each image carries
since cozystack#4997 sat in the registry only, readable with buildx and signed by
nothing. A user could verify the ISO they booted and not the platform it
installed.
hack/sign-release-images.sh signs every first-party digest the repinned
tree holds with cosign, keylessly, in prepare-release after the stitch.
It skips a digest that already verifies, so a re-run stacks no second
signature, and verifies each one against the identity docs/release.md
names before hack/upload-assets.sh runs, so nothing is uploaded over an
unsigned image. The signature over an index covers the attestation
manifest the index lists, so the SBOM needs none of its own, and cosign
stores it as a referrer of the digest in the repository
hack/promote-retag.sh copies the digest within, so promote-rc.yaml only
verifies, with the rc tree's script, before it stages the stable
release.
hack/collect-image-sboms.sh reads the SBOM attestation of every such
image back into cozystack-images-sbom.tar.gz, one SPDX document per
platform, and fails on an image that lacks one for any platform its
index serves. With cozystack-images.txt, the digests the signatures are
bound to, both join the asset list hack/upload-assets.sh hands to
hack/sign-release-assets.sh, so the existing checksums signature covers
them. docs/release.md gains the verification recipe for a whole release;
the bats files pin the scripts, the recipe, the upload list and the two
workflow steps.
Refs cozystack#2937, cozystack#3278
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Marian Koreniuk <[email protected]>
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What this PR does
Follow-up to #4997 (merged as d32092a), which puts the SBOM into each release image's index. Rebased onto
mainat that merge, one commit57346c16d; bats on the touched files 36/36, shellcheck clean. This is the follow-up agreed there, and the image half of #4759: the release images get signed, and their SBOMs become a release asset, along the lines of #4861.Refs #4759, #2937, #3278
hack/sign-release-images.shruns intags.yaml::prepare-releaseafter the stitch, beforemake upload_assets. It enumerates every first-party<repo>@<digest>the repinned tree holds the wayhack/stitch-multiarch.shdoes (the shared enumeration, refs under the registry,cozystack-packagesleft out), skips each one that already verifies, signs the rest in onecosign sign --yescall with the job's OIDC identity (cosign v3.1.3 still makes a key, a Fulcio certificate and a Rekor entry per ref), and verifies every one against the identity regexp ofhack/sign-release-assets.shbefore returning; the two scripts' regexps are held equal by bats. A signature that does not verify fails the job with nothing uploaded. A signature over an index covers every manifest the index lists by digest, the attestation manifest with the SBOM included, so the SBOM has no signature of its own. cosign v3.1.3 writes the signature as a Sigstore bundle, an OCI referrer of the digest in the same repository (--new-bundle-formatdefaults to true). GHCR answers/v2/<name>/referrers/<digest>with 404, so go-containerregistry lists the referrer under the fallback tagsha256-<hex>, without.sig, whichcosign verifyreads the same way; the.sigtag exists only with--new-bundle-format=false.hack/promote-retag.shcopies a digest to its stable tag inside that repository, so the stable release's images carry the rc's signatures.promote-rc.yaml::promoteruns the rc tree's script with--verify-onlybefore it stages the stable release, and prints a notice instead for an rc cut from a tree without the script.hack/collect-image-sboms.shreadsdocker buildx imagetools inspect <ref> --format '{{ json .SBOM }}'for the same refs, takes the platforms the index serves from--raw(entries that are not attestation manifests, keyed as buildx keys them), and writes<image>.<os>-<arch>.spdx.jsonper platform (or<image>.spdx.jsonfor an image with one platform, whose SBOM buildx prints unkeyed) intocozystack-images-sbom.tar.gz, with fixed order, times and owners so a re-run gives the same bytes. An image without a non-null SBOM for every platform its index serves fails the run, naming it and the platforms: after #4997 every pinned first-party image is built withSBOM=1, so a missing one is a lost attestation, and I preferred no allowlist over one with no entry (the Talos installer image, which has no SBOM, is not pinned in the tree).hack/upload-assets.shaddscozystack-images.txt(the refs, one per line, from--list) and the archive to the list it hands tohack/sign-release-assets.sh, so the existing checksums signature covers both and nothing new signs anything.promote-rc.yamldownloads every rc asset, so both travel to the stable release as the other assets do.docs/release.mddescribes the two files and the image signatures, drops #4997's "The attestations are not signed", and gains a "How to verify a release" block that checks the checksums, every asset, every image signature and unpacks the SBOMs in one go, the image loop in a subshell that exits on the first image that fails;docs/agents/image-refs.mdlists the two new consumers of the enumeration; the SBOM row and the "Signed / reproducible builds" gap ofdocs/security/self-assessment.mdnow say what a release publishes and signs.How it was checked
hack/sign-release-images.bats(11 tests: the refs it signs and skips, onecosign signcall per run, the identity and issuer it verifies, equality with the assets regexp and withdocs/release.md, the fenced verify block ofdocs/release.mdrun with cosign stubbed, which fails on a rejected first image and on a list read from stdin, a failed verify,--verify-only,--list, an empty tree, and the shape of both workflow steps byyq) andhack/collect-image-sboms.bats(5: file names and content per platform, member order, owners and times read from the archive headers, the same bytes twice, an image without an SBOM, an index with an SBOM on one platform only, a platform with"SPDX": null, an empty tree; dropping--sort=name, the owner flags or--mtimefails it on XFS and ZFS), both with cosign and docker stubbed;hack/upload-assets.batsupdated for the two assets;hack/sign-release-assets.batsandhack/ci-tool-installs-contract.batsunchanged and green. The repository's bats contract suites (strict setup, no negated asserts, no exit traps, runner coverage) pass with the two new files.make bats-unit-tests: see the last comment of this PR for the count.shellcheck -xon both scripts;zizmorontags.yamlandpromote-rc.yamlreports nothing.sha256-<hex>fallback tag;hack/promote-retag.shcopies within the repository;gh release downloadin promote takes every rc asset..SBOMshape follows buildx v0.31.0util/imagetools/printers.go: keyed by platform for more than one platform, bare otherwise; Aleksei Sviridkin (@lexfrei)'s ttl.sh run on feat(release): attach an SBOM to every release image #4997 saw the map), and the time the signing adds toprepare-release.Decisions for the release owners
cozystack-packages) and the installer chart are not signed: promotion republishes both under a new digest, so signing them means a signing step inpromotetoo. Follow-up if wanted.hack/multiarch-allowlist, is the shape to add.promote-rc.yamlonmainas well astags.yamlon av*tag, though onlytags.yamlsigns images today, so thatdocs/release.mdhas one expression for every release signature. A reader who wants the tighter check drops the alternative.Screenshots
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I walked the trigger map against the diff.
hack/upload-assets.shadds two assets and renames none, so the install pages that hardcode asset filenames on the website are untouched.tags.yamlgains a step between the stitch and the upload andpromote-rc.yamla check before the upload; who cuts and who promotes a release, which the ccp guidance rests on, is the same.hack/package.mkandhack/common-envs.mkare not touched.Release note
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