test: add OSSF Scorecard #5405
test: add OSSF Scorecard #5405
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow file designed to perform supply-chain security analysis using the Scorecard tool. The workflow triggers on branch protection events, pushes to the "next" and "master" branches, and via a cron schedule every Monday at 18:37 UTC. It checks out the code, executes the analysis, uploads artifacts, and optionally publishes the results to GitHub’s code scanning dashboard, with specific permission and retention configurations. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant E as Event Trigger (branch, push, cron)
participant W as Workflow Runner (Ubuntu)
participant C as Code Checkout
participant S as Scorecard Analysis
participant A as Artifact Uploader
participant P as Scanning Publisher
E->>W: Trigger workflow
W->>C: Checkout repository
W->>S: Run Scorecard analysis
S->>A: Generate SARIF report and upload
A->>W: Confirm upload
alt Publish Enabled
S->>P: Publish results to code scanning dashboard
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1-4: Third-Party Actions Disclaimer
The disclaimer clearly informs users about the use of non-certified third-party actions and directs them to separate terms, privacy, and support documentation. Ensure that the referenced policies stay updated as the third-party services evolve.
17-18: Default Permissions Setting
The default permissions are set toread-all. While this may be intended to enforce a read-only policy, please double-check that this value produces the desired effect since GitHub Actions typically usereadfor read-only access.
39-49: Scorecard Analysis Step Examination
The analysis step is well configured to generate a SARIF-formatted results file using a pinned version of the Scorecard action. Consider uncommenting and configuring therepo_tokenparameter when authentication enhancements are needed (e.g., for a private repository or public repositories requiring an authenticated branch-protection check).
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.github/workflows/scorecard.yml (5)
5-16: Workflow Trigger Configuration
The workflow is configured to trigger on branch protection events, a weekly schedule (cron), and pushes to the "next" and "master" branches. Please verify that thebranch_protection_ruleevent is supported and that its configuration meets your repository’s requirements.
20-32: Job-Level Permissions Configuration
The job-level permissions (i.e.,security-events: writeandid-token: write) are specified correctly, and the commented lines provide useful guidance for private repositories. This configuration appears sound.
33-38: Checkout Step Configuration
The checkout step uses a pinned commit foractions/checkoutand disables credential persistence, which is aligned with security best practices.
59-67: Artifact Upload Configuration
The step to upload the SARIF file as an artifact (with a retention of 5 days) is correctly configured. Confirm that the retention period aligns with your artifact storage policies.
68-73: Code Scanning Upload Step
The configuration for uploading the SARIF report to GitHub's code scanning dashboard using the CodeQL action is appropriate. Ensure that the SARIF report generated by the earlier steps conforms to GitHub’s expected format for seamless integration into the dashboard.
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