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fix(security): require certifi 2026.10.19 (eMudhra CA incident) - #75
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🟠 Major · Bump the package version to 0.3.2. · pyproject.toml:5-11
pyproject.toml:5-11
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winBump the package version to
0.3.2.PyPI already contains
plane-sdkversion0.3.1. The publish workflow readsversionfrompyproject.tomland uploads the resulting distribution. Keeping0.3.1will make this release reuse an existing version and fail.Proposed fix
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certifi 2026.10.19 removes the emSign ECC Root CA - G3, whose keys were exposed in the eMudhra incident. Require it so installing plane-sdk always gets the fixed bundle that requests uses. Run the publish workflow on Python 3.10: pip 26.2.2, the fixed pip, needs Python 3.10, so the pip upgrade on 3.8 kept a pip whose vendored certifi still trusts G3.
Python 3.10 reached end of life on 2026-10-01. The package minimum stays at 3.10; the build output is a pure-Python wheel either way.
The runner ships pip 26.2.1, whose vendored certifi still trusts the emSign ECC Root CA - G3.
A venv set up from requirements.txt alone kept an older certifi, since requests accepts any certifi from 2023.5.7.
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Was: installing plane-sdk could keep a certifi bundle that trusts the emSign ECC Root CA - G3. Its keys were exposed in the eMudhra incident (Python advisory). The publish job ran on Python 3.8, where
pip install --upgrade pipcannot reach the fixed pip 26.2.2 (it needs Python 3.10).Now: plane-sdk requires
certifi>=2026.10.19, the bundlerequestsuses;requirements.txtcarries the same floor, so a venv set up from it alone also upgrades. The publish job runs on Python 3.12. Python 3.10, the SDK's minimum, reached end of life on 2026-10-01. Both test workflow jobs upgrade pip to 26.2.2 before installing; the runner's pip was 26.2.1.cacert.pemof 2026.1.4 and 2026.10.19.Where to look
pyproject.toml— new runtime dependency floor; version 0.3.2.github/workflows/publish.yml— Python 3.8 → 3.12.github/workflows/test.yml— pip upgrade before each install steprequirements.txt— same certifi floorWatch out for: a direct
certifidependency in a library. Anyone who pins certifi below 2026.10.19 gets a resolver conflict when they upgrade plane-sdk, which is the intent.Blast Radius
pip install plane-sdk/ upgrade (every consumer) — new certifi floor; a regression is a resolver conflict. Sweep: plane-mcp-server pinsplane-sdk==0.3.1and gets the same floor in its companion PR; plane-ee Pi pinsplane-sdk==0.2.24and pins no certifi, so it is not reached.main) and the v2 golden-drift job — new pip upgrade step; a regression is a failed install step.Proof
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Confidence: Medium — lint and unit tests pass locally with certifi 2026.10.19; the publish workflow on Python 3.12 was not run.
Ran (locally, fresh venv, Python 3.12):
ruff check plane/api/v2 plane/models/v2 tests/v2andpytest tests/v2 --ignore=tests/v2/integrationpass;pytest tests/v2/integrationall skipped (no credentials). The resolver picked certifi 2026.10.19.Ran (CI): test workflow run — both test jobs pass with pip 26.2.2.
Try it: in a clean venv,
pip install .thenpython -c "import certifi; print(certifi.__version__)"prints2026.10.19.Not verified: the publish workflow on Python 3.12 (manual dispatch only); the v2 golden-drift job (skipped on PRs without
PLANE_EE_CHECKOUT_TOKEN).Rollout
mainhas no other unreleased commits sincev0.3.1.Media
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