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Add an attestation service for discovering artifact attestations - #207
Adds an AttestationService to the Forge interface, so evidence collectors and pin can find and fetch artifact attestations by repository and digest without their own forge-specific code. Discovery and bundle download are separate steps, and verification stays with the caller.
List returns metadata for every attestation the repository holds for a sha256:<hex> digest and follows pagination. An empty result with a nil error means the lookup worked and found nothing. Request failures, including auth and rate limit errors, come back as errors and never as an empty result.
Download returns the original Sigstore bundle JSON for an attestation from List. If the listing already included the bundle, it is returned without a request.
Attestation has ID, SubjectDigest, PredicateType, Status, BundleURL, Bundle, CreatedAt and ExpiresAt. ListAttestationOpts has PredicateType and Limit.
ParseSHA256Digest checks the digest before any request is sent and returns ErrInvalidDigest for anything else (bare hex, other algorithms, wrong length, non-hex).
Client.ListAttestations and Client.DownloadAttestation route by repository URL, the same way Client.ResolveCommit does.
Per-backend behaviour
Backend
List
Download
GitHub
GET /repos/{owner}/{repo}/attestations/sha256:{hex}, following the after cursor
Inline bundle if present, otherwise bundle_url (snappy-compressed JSON in blob storage)
GitLab
GET /projects/:id/attestations/:hex, following offset pagination
GitHub no longer inlines bundles. Responses now carry "bundle": null and a bundle_url pointing at a .json.sn blob, so reading bundle (as pin's fetchGitHubAttestation does) finds nothing. Download fetches the URL and decodes it with github.com/golang/snappy, the block format gh attestation uses. That is the one new dependency. It is pure Go on js/wasm and wasip1.
The bundle URL is a signed blob storage link. go-github's token transport adds Authorization to every request, whatever the host, so the download uses the caller's *http.Client without the token. The backend now stores that client. Errors give the HTTP status but never the URL, and *url.Error is unwrapped so the signature can't leak through it. The download is capped at 32 MiB compressed and decompressed, and the result must be valid JSON.
GitHub pagination is cursor-based. go-github's ListAttestations only takes page numbers, so List builds the request itself and follows resp.After.
GitHub only reports the predicate type inside the bundle, so PredicateType is left empty there and ID is empty because GitHub has no attestation ID. GitLab fills in the IID, predicate type, status, download URL and creation and expiry times.
Predicate type filter. On GitHub it goes to the predicate_type parameter, which takes a full URI or a short name such as provenance or sbom. GitLab has no such parameter, so the filter runs client-side, matching the URI against predicate_type and the short names against predicate_kind.
GitLab feature flag. GitLab returns 404 when slsa_provenance_statement is off (not_found! in lib/api/supply_chain/attestations.rb), so List reports ErrNotFound there rather than an empty result. This is in the doc comment and the README.
Not included
A CLI command. This PR covers only the library API the issue asks for.
The fremforge release attestation endpoint the issue lists as follow-up.
Org-level lookups (/orgs/{org}/attestations/{digest} on GitHub).
Compatibility
This adds a method to the Forge interface, so code outside this repo that implements Forge needs to add it, the same as when Commits() and GetAuthenticatedUser were added. The in-repo mocks in forges_test.go and internal/cli/pr_checkout_test.go are updated.
Tests
GitHub: pagination across two pages through the Link header's after cursor, inline, null and missing bundles, the predicate_type and per_page parameters, stopping at Limit, an empty successful response, 404 to ErrNotFound, a 401 ErrorResponse, a RateLimitError and an invalid digest sending no request. Download tests cover a snappy bundle from bundle_url with no Authorization header even when the forge has a token, an inline bundle with no request, and failures (403, data that isn't snappy, JSON that isn't valid, an oversized bundle), checking that the signed query never appears in the error.
GitLab: offset pagination with provenance and SBOM predicates and every mapped field, filtering by short name and URI, Limit, an empty response, the feature-disabled 404 as ErrNotFound, 401/403/429 as errors, an invalid digest, list followed by download, failed downloads (404, 403, 500, a body that isn't JSON) and invalid IDs sending no request.
Root package:ParseSHA256Digest table tests, plus Client.ListAttestations and Client.DownloadAttestation routing.
Unsupported backends: Gitea, Bitbucket, Gerrit, Tangled, Radicle and the TinyGo fallback (TestTinyGoServicesReturnUnsupported) all return ErrNotSupported.
go test -race ./..., go test -tags=tinygo ./gitlab, the js/wasm and wasip1 builds and golangci-lint (v2.12.2) pass locally.
I also ran the GitHub backend against the live API for cli/cli release assets. With per_page forced to 1, a digest with two attestations came back across two pages, and both bundles downloaded, decompressed and parsed as Sigstore v0.3 bundles. An unknown digest gave an empty result with no error, a missing repository gave ErrNotFound, and predicate_type worked with both the release URI and release. I couldn't test GitLab live because I have no project with the feature flag enabled, so those routes are tested against the documented API and GitLab's route source only.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added attestation listing and Sigstore bundle downloads for GitHub and GitLab repositories, including pagination, predicate-type filtering, and result limits.
Added SHA-256 digest validation and handling for empty results and missing attestations.
Documentation
Documented listing and downloading attestations, including GitLab’s experimental, feature-flagged API.
Limitations
Attestation operations are unsupported on Bitbucket, Gerrit, Gitea, Radicle, Tangled, and TinyGo GitLab backends.
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Walkthrough
The pull request adds a shared API to list and download repository attestations. GitHub and GitLab implement the operations. Other backends return unsupported errors. The README documents the API and backend behavior.
Adds attestation metadata and listing options, validates SHA-256 digests, and routes listing and download calls to the forge for a repository URL. Tests cover digest parsing and client routing.
GitHub listing and bundle downloads github/attestations.go, github/github.go, github/attestations_test.go, go.mod
Adds paginated listing with predicate filtering and result limits. Downloads inline or URL-hosted bundles, decompresses Snappy data, and checks response, JSON, and size limits.
GitLab listing and bundle downloads gitlab/attestations.go, gitlab/attestations_test.go, gitlab/gitlab_tinygo.go, gitlab/gitlab_tinygo_test.go
Adds paginated listing, predicate filtering, and bundle downloads. Maps 404 responses to ErrNotFound; the TinyGo backend returns its unsupported-operation error.
Unsupported backend services and tests bitbucket/*, gerrit/*, gitea/*, radicle/*, tangled/*
Adds unsupported attestation services and tests for backends without implementations.
sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant gitHubAttestationService
participant GitHubAPI
participant BundleURL
Client->>gitHubAttestationService: List attestations for repository and digest
gitHubAttestationService->>GitHubAPI: Request attestation pages
GitHubAPI-->>gitHubAttestationService: Return metadata and bundle references
Client->>gitHubAttestationService: Download an attestation bundle
gitHubAttestationService->>BundleURL: Fetch bundle when no inline bundle exists
BundleURL-->>gitHubAttestationService: Return compressed bundle
gitHubAttestationService-->>Client: Return decoded JSON bundle
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Merge Risk: Low · up to af3aa
The new attestation API is generally sound, and signed bundle URLs are now only fetched over HTTPS (HTTP is allowed only when the API base is HTTP). One concern remains. If an application passes an HTTP client whose transport adds credentials, those credentials are also sent to the external bundle download host. This is documented but still worth considering before merge, for example by using a credential-free client for bundle downloads.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to af3aa
Bundle downloads reuse the caller-provided HTTP client. For consumers whose transport automatically adds credentials, this extends credential exposure to hosts outside the GitHub API. The download code does not itself attach the separately supplied GitHub token, and the inspected built-in transport adds no credentials.
Retained concerns
Medium · security · inferred: For consumers using an authentication-injecting HTTP transport, GitHub bundle downloads newly send that transport's credentials to off-API bundle hosts and any destinations permitted by its redirect policy. Retaining the original client avoids explicitly adding the separate GitHub token, but does not isolate credentials supplied by the transport. The constructor warning makes this documented behavior, not an enforced credential boundary.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The conditional credential exposure is bounded by the authority carried by a consumer's supplied HTTP transport and the bundle or redirect destinations it permits. The inspected built-in transport carries no authentication, so this evidence does not establish exposure of its GitHub token or a deployment-wide compromise.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — With an authentication-injecting transport, an ordinary non-inline bundle download can disclose transport credentials to the bundle-storage recipient. An attacker-directed destination would additionally require influence over the supplied attestation URL or a permitted redirect; that influence was not established. Arbitrary-URL SSRF and default GitHub-token disclosure are therefore not asserted.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — GitHub discovery uses the API client, but external bundle retrieval uses the original HTTP client without explicitly setting Authorization. The bundle implementation checks only the initial scheme and delegates redirects to that client. The inspected built-in redirect policy prevents HTTPS-to-HTTP downgrades and limits redirect count, but does not restrict HTTPS destination hosts.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — GitHub checks the decoded Snappy length before decompression allocation and closes the response body on subsequent exits, providing explicit containment for oversized external bundle responses.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Separate off-API bundle transport authority from API authentication, for example through a distinct credential-free download client while preserving required proxy, TLS, timeout, and redirect controls.
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Issue #191 coding requirements are covered by the whole-PR changes (merge base d51b0fb to head af3aaad). (1) Public API: AttestationService with List and Download is added to Forge through `At…
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The title "Add an attestation service for discovering artifact attestations" matches the main change. The PR adds an AttestationService to the Forge interface with List and Download operations. The changes cover GitHub and GitLab implementations, with ErrNotSupported stubs for other forges. The title names the primary change and uses no vague terms.
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Issue #191 coding requirements are covered by the whole-PR changes (merge base d51b0fb to head af3aaad). (1) Public API: AttestationService with List and Download is added to Forge through Attestations(). Client.ListAttestations and Client.DownloadAttestation route by repository URL. (2) Discovery and bundle download are separate steps. Verification is not performed. (3) GitHub: List follows the after cursor, passes predicate_type, applies Limit, and maps 404 to ErrNotFound. Auth and rate-limit errors return as errors. Download returns an inline bundle or fetches bundle_url and decodes snappy data. Original bundle JSON is preserved. (4) GitLab: List uses offset pagination and maps IID, predicate type, status, download URL, and timestamps. It filters predicates client-side. Download fetches the bundle by IID. The feature-disabled 404 maps to ErrNotFound, not an empty success. (5) ParseSHA256Digest returns ErrInvalidDigest before any request. (6) Gitea/Forgejo, Bitbucket, Gerrit, Tangled, Radicle, and TinyGo GitLab return ErrNotSupported. (7) Tests cover pagination, multiple predicates, empty results, auth and rate-limit errors, GitLab metadata-to-download flow, failed downloads, and unsupported backends. The live enabled-GitLab-project check is a manual verification task and is not a coding requirement. Limitation: source hunks were not read directly. The verdict relies on the whole-PR summaries and PR description. Incremental changes since the previous reviewed heads were not separately inspected.
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The changed files support the attestation API in #191. Changes include the Forge interface addition, per-backend Attestations() accessors, unsupported-service stubs, test-double updates in forges_test.go and internal/cli/pr_checkout_test.go, README and doc updates, and retention of the caller's *http.Client in github/github.go. The github.com/golang/snappy dependency decodes GitHub bundle_url blobs. The GitHub download restrictions (no Authorization header on the signed URL, 32 MiB cap, HTTPS-only unless the API base is HTTP, redacted errors) harden the new download path. The PR excludes the CLI command, org-level GitHub lookup, and fremforge endpoint, as the issue directs. No unrelated change appears in the supplied summaries. The go.sum file is excluded from review by the !**/*.sum rule, so dependency checksum content is not verified here. Limitation: diffs were not read directly; the verdict relies on the change summaries.
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- Around line 107-115: Update the request flow using att.BundleURL and hc.Do to
reject non-HTTPS bundle URLs before sending them, and prevent redirects from
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If BundleURL uses HTTP, hc.Do sends its signed query string without transport encryption. A network observer can obtain the short-lived download link. The download test explicitly uses an HTTP URL; checking for an empty Authorization header does not protect the signed URL. Reject HTTP URLs and HTTPS-to-HTTP redirects before sending the next request. GitHub’s documented bundle URL carries its signature in the query string. (docs.github.com)
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Update the request flow using att.BundleURL and hc.Do to reject non-HTTPS bundle URLs before sending them, and prevent redirects from following an HTTPS request to HTTP before issuing the next request. Preserve the existing request behavior for HTTPS URLs and update any affected download test fixture to use HTTPS.
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Do not reuse a credential-bearing API client for blob downloads.
If the caller supplies an HTTP client whose transport adds authentication, this field retains that transport. Download then sends a request to the external blob host through it. The blob host receives those credentials. WithAuthToken protects only the token added by go-github itself; go-github v82 also explicitly supports caller-provided clients that authenticate requests. (github.com) Use a separate download transport that cannot attach API credentials.
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Update the `httpClient` setup used by `Download` so external blob requests use a separate transport that cannot attach API credentials, rather than retaining a caller-provided credential-bearing transport. Preserve the caller’s authenticated client for API requests and keep the existing token-authentication safeguards intact.
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Thanks for this, the shape matches what #191 asks for: list and download are separate, an empty result is distinct from a failed lookup, and unsupported backends say so. I checked the GitHub side against the live API and the bundle: null plus bundle_url behaviour is as described. A few things to change before it goes in.
Error normalization. The branch is based on a commit from before #205 merged. It merges cleanly, but the attestation calls would be the only ones returning raw SDK errors, so a 401, 429 or 5xx would not match forge.ErrUnauthorized, forge.ErrRateLimited or forge.ErrServerError. Please rebase onto main and:
wrap the fall-through return nil, err with wrapErr(err) in List in github/attestations.go, and in List and Download in gitlab/attestations.go
return the non-2xx case in the GitHub Download through forge.ClassifyStatus(resp.StatusCode, ...), as GetJobLog does on main
change the error tests to assert the sentinels with errors.Is. TestGitHubListAttestationsErrors currently asserts the raw *github.ErrorResponse and *github.RateLimitError
Bundle URL scheme. The GitHub Download fetches whatever att.BundleURL holds, including plain http://. Attestation is a public struct with JSON tags, so the URL may not come straight from List, and over http the signed query string travels in cleartext. Please reject a BundleURL that is not https unless the forge's own API base is http. The download tests will need httptest.NewTLSServer and its client.
Client used for the blob download.Download uses the caller's *http.Client. That keeps the User-Agent and the redirect check, which is what we want, but a caller who authenticates through the transport would send that credential to the blob host. Please add a line to the New and NewWithBase doc comments saying the client is also used for requests that leave the API host.
SHA256DigestLength. Please unexport it. Only ParseSHA256Digest uses it, and an exported constant is public API we can't remove later.
gitHubAttestation comment. "GitHub now leaves bundle null" dates itself. Something like "bundle is null when GitHub links the bundle with bundle_url, which go-github's Attestation type lacks" stays true.
Rebased onto main and pushed 10650d0. List and Download now go through wrapErr/ClassifyStatus with errors.Is tests, the GitHub Download rejects non-https bundle URLs unless the API base is http (tests use TLS servers), the New/NewWithBase docs mention the client is used off-host, SHA256DigestLength is unexported and the gitHubAttestation comment is reworded.
Callers that collect build evidence had no reusable way to find the
attestations a forge stores for an artifact. pin reads only the inline
bundle of the first GitHub result, ignores pagination and turns every
failure into "no attestation".
Add Attestations() to the Forge interface with two operations:
- List(owner, repo, digest, opts) returns metadata for every attestation
the repository holds for a sha256:<hex> digest, following pagination.
An empty result means the lookup succeeded and found nothing; request
failures, including auth and rate limit errors, are returned as errors.
- Download(owner, repo, att) returns the original Sigstore bundle JSON
for an attestation from List. Verification stays with the caller.
GitHub queries /repos/{owner}/{repo}/attestations/{digest} and follows
the after cursor in the Link header, which go-github's ListAttestations
cannot do because it only takes page numbers. GitHub now returns a null
bundle and a bundle_url pointing at snappy-compressed JSON in blob
storage, so Download fetches that URL with the caller's HTTP client
without the API token, decompresses it with golang/snappy, caps it at
32 MiB and keeps the signed URL out of errors. Inline bundles are still
returned without a request.
GitLab lists /projects/:id/attestations/:subject_digest with offset
pagination and downloads bundles by IID. Its metadata (IID, predicate
type, status, download URL, creation and expiry times) is kept on the
Attestation. GitLab answers 404 when the slsa_provenance_statement flag
is off, so List reports ErrNotFound instead of an empty result there.
The predicate type filter is passed to GitHub's predicate_type parameter
and applied client-side on GitLab, where the short names provenance and
sbom match predicate_kind. ParseSHA256Digest validates digests before
any request is made, and Client.ListAttestations and
Client.DownloadAttestation route by repository URL.
Gitea/Forgejo, Bitbucket, Gerrit, Tangled, Radicle and the TinyGo GitLab
build return ErrNotSupported.
Closesgit-pkgs#191
Wrap attestation List and Download failures so 401, 429 and 5xx match the
forge sentinels, reject non-https bundle URLs unless the forge API itself
is http, document that the caller's client is used for off-host requests,
and unexport SHA256DigestLength.
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Closes #191
Summary
Adds an
AttestationServiceto theForgeinterface, so evidence collectors and pin can find and fetch artifact attestations by repository and digest without their own forge-specific code. Discovery and bundle download are separate steps, and verification stays with the caller.Listreturns metadata for every attestation the repository holds for asha256:<hex>digest and follows pagination. An empty result with a nil error means the lookup worked and found nothing. Request failures, including auth and rate limit errors, come back as errors and never as an empty result.Downloadreturns the original Sigstore bundle JSON for an attestation fromList. If the listing already included the bundle, it is returned without a request.AttestationhasID,SubjectDigest,PredicateType,Status,BundleURL,Bundle,CreatedAtandExpiresAt.ListAttestationOptshasPredicateTypeandLimit.ParseSHA256Digestchecks the digest before any request is sent and returnsErrInvalidDigestfor anything else (bare hex, other algorithms, wrong length, non-hex).Client.ListAttestationsandClient.DownloadAttestationroute by repository URL, the same wayClient.ResolveCommitdoes.Per-backend behaviour
GET /repos/{owner}/{repo}/attestations/sha256:{hex}, following theaftercursorbundle_url(snappy-compressed JSON in blob storage)GET /projects/:id/attestations/:hex, following offset paginationGET /projects/:id/attestations/:iid/downloadErrNotSupportedErrNotSupportedErrNotSupportederrorErrNotSupportederrorDesign notes
"bundle": nulland abundle_urlpointing at a.json.snblob, so readingbundle(as pin'sfetchGitHubAttestationdoes) finds nothing.Downloadfetches the URL and decodes it withgithub.com/golang/snappy, the block formatgh attestationuses. That is the one new dependency. It is pure Go on js/wasm and wasip1.Authorizationto every request, whatever the host, so the download uses the caller's*http.Clientwithout the token. The backend now stores that client. Errors give the HTTP status but never the URL, and*url.Erroris unwrapped so the signature can't leak through it. The download is capped at 32 MiB compressed and decompressed, and the result must be valid JSON.ListAttestationsonly takes page numbers, soListbuilds the request itself and followsresp.After.PredicateTypeis left empty there andIDis empty because GitHub has no attestation ID. GitLab fills in the IID, predicate type, status, download URL and creation and expiry times.predicate_typeparameter, which takes a full URI or a short name such asprovenanceorsbom. GitLab has no such parameter, so the filter runs client-side, matching the URI againstpredicate_typeand the short names againstpredicate_kind.slsa_provenance_statementis off (not_found!inlib/api/supply_chain/attestations.rb), soListreportsErrNotFoundthere rather than an empty result. This is in the doc comment and the README.Not included
/orgs/{org}/attestations/{digest}on GitHub).Compatibility
This adds a method to the
Forgeinterface, so code outside this repo that implementsForgeneeds to add it, the same as whenCommits()andGetAuthenticatedUserwere added. The in-repo mocks inforges_test.goandinternal/cli/pr_checkout_test.goare updated.Tests
Linkheader'saftercursor, inline,nulland missing bundles, thepredicate_typeandper_pageparameters, stopping atLimit, an empty successful response, 404 toErrNotFound, a 401ErrorResponse, aRateLimitErrorand an invalid digest sending no request. Download tests cover a snappy bundle frombundle_urlwith noAuthorizationheader even when the forge has a token, an inline bundle with no request, and failures (403, data that isn't snappy, JSON that isn't valid, an oversized bundle), checking that the signed query never appears in the error.Limit, an empty response, the feature-disabled 404 asErrNotFound, 401/403/429 as errors, an invalid digest, list followed by download, failed downloads (404, 403, 500, a body that isn't JSON) and invalid IDs sending no request.ParseSHA256Digesttable tests, plusClient.ListAttestationsandClient.DownloadAttestationrouting.TestTinyGoServicesReturnUnsupported) all returnErrNotSupported.go test -race ./...,go test -tags=tinygo ./gitlab, the js/wasm and wasip1 builds andgolangci-lint(v2.12.2) pass locally.cli/clirelease assets. Withper_pageforced to 1, a digest with two attestations came back across two pages, and both bundles downloaded, decompressed and parsed as Sigstore v0.3 bundles. An unknown digest gave an empty result with no error, a missing repository gaveErrNotFound, andpredicate_typeworked with both the release URI andrelease. I couldn't test GitLab live because I have no project with the feature flag enabled, so those routes are tested against the documented API and GitLab's route source only.Summary by CodeRabbit