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feat(packslip): pin signers globally and in the lockfile - #12783
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughPackslip installs now persist accepted signer identities and release sequences, enforce signer and provenance consistency, record signer metadata in lockfiles, and expose ChangesPackslip signer pinning
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to No concrete runtime, data-integrity, or security failure is established for the current change. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant PackslipCLI
participant PackslipPins
participant PackslipBackend
participant Lockfile
User->>PackslipCLI: run pins or forget
PackslipCLI->>PackslipPins: list or remove project pin
PackslipBackend->>PackslipPins: check verified signer
PackslipBackend->>Lockfile: record signer and attestation
PackslipBackend->>PackslipPins: record accepted pin after install
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Greptile SummaryAdds persistent Packslip signer and release-sequence pins, records signer commitments in lockfiles, and introduces commands for listing and forgetting pins.
Confidence Score: 3/5The PR is not yet safe to merge because a failed pin write and failed cleanup can leave an installed artifact outside the persistent signer-pin invariant. The record-error branch still discards installation-removal failure, while the outer cleanup deliberately preserves installations under Files Needing Attention: src/backend/packslip.rs Important Files Changed
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The specification's no-downgrade rule (refuse a weaker scheme, a changed signer, a repackager where the vendor signed before, or a release that drops provenance) needs memory. mise now keeps it in two places with different jobs: - A pins file under the state directory, the way SSH keeps known hosts: per project, the scheme and the workflow path (without its ref) or key id that signed the first accepted release, who attested, whether every artifact linked provenance, and the highest release list sequence seen (which moves here from its own file). A release that weakens any of that is refused with a message saying what changed; what got stronger becomes the new floor. `mise packslip pins` lists them and `mise packslip forget` drops one so a vendor's announced rotation can be accepted. - The lockfile records the signer (as scheme:signer) and, for a repackager's document, attested_by, beside the URL and digest. That is the project's commitment and it travels: a release signed by anyone else is refused on every machine with the lockfile, whether or not it has seen the project before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…the pins file - The pin is checked before the lockfile checks and recorded only after the artifact's digest verified, so a refused install leaves nothing behind that would block a legitimate one later. - The lockfile check reads every platform's entry: the signer describes the release, not the artifact. - attested_by follows the signer in the lockfile: set for a repackager's document, cleared for the vendor's, and merged that way. - Reads and writes of the pins file happen under a file lock. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…e signer Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ies into pins.toml Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…old file Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two findings on the pins layer. `signer_of` cut every `sigstore-oidc` identity at its first `@`, on the assumption that an identity is a workflow path and a ref. Only a workflow identity is: an email or a SPIFFE URI carries `@` as part of itself, so `alice@example.com` and `alice@example.invalid` filed under one signer and the second passed as one already accepted. Drop the ref only from an identity that has one — an `https://` URL — and take it from the last `@`, which is where a ref begins. And a pin that cannot be written must not leave its artifact behind. With `always_keep_install` the install survived a failed `record`, so its signer was never written down and the next release, from any signer at all, set the project's first pin with that one still installed. Remove it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| // at all — would then set the project's first pin with that one | ||
| // still in place. | ||
| if let Err(err) = packslip_pins::record(&project, observed) { | ||
| let _ = file::remove_all(tv.install_path()); |
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packslip_pins::record fails and removal of the completed installation also fails, this discarded cleanup result leaves the artifact, linked binaries, statement, and resources installed without a signer pin. With always_keep_install enabled, the outer error handler does not retry removal, so a later release from another signer can establish the first persisted pin while the earlier artifact remains installed.
How this was verified: The cleanup result is discarded, and always_keep_install prevents the outer error handler from removing the leftover installation.
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In `@docs/dev-tools/backends/packslip.md`:
- Line 73: Update the lockfile signer-change documentation to explain that
removing the project entry from mise.lock is insufficient when
packslip/pins.toml contains an existing pin. Document running mise packslip
forget <PROJECT> on the machine before installing the new signer, while
retaining the existing lockfile reset step.
In `@src/packslip_pins.rs`:
- Around line 138-142: Bind pins and lockfile entries to the OIDC issuer as well
as scheme and signer: update check_against and related comparisons,
serialization, parsing, and merging to preserve and require issuer identity,
including the affected logic in src/packslip_pins.rs lines 138-142,
src/lockfile.rs lines 400-407, and src/backend/packslip.rs lines 877-880. Add a
regression test proving issuer A cannot satisfy a pin or lockfile entry issued
by issuer B.
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| mise packslip forget github.com/o/r # the vendor rotated a key: let the next release set the pin | ||
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| A lockfile carries the project's commitment as well: each platform entry records the `signer` (as `scheme:signer`) and, for a repackager's document, `attested_by = "repackager"`, next to the URL and digest. A release signed by anyone else is refused on every machine that has the lockfile, whether or not that machine has seen the project before; removing the entry from `mise.lock` accepts the change for the project. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Document both signer reset steps. Removing the mise.lock entry removes only the lockfile constraint. If packslip/pins.toml already contains a pin, packslip_pins::check still rejects a different signer. State that operators must also run mise packslip forget <PROJECT> on that machine before installing the new signer.
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[style] ~73-~73: ‘whether or not’ might be wordy. Consider a shorter alternative.
Context: ...on every machine that has the lockfile, whether or not that machine has seen the project befor...
(EN_WORDINESS_PREMIUM_WHETHER_OR_NOT)
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In `@docs/dev-tools/backends/packslip.md` at line 73, Update the lockfile
signer-change documentation to explain that removing the project entry from
mise.lock is insufficient when packslip/pins.toml contains an existing pin.
Document running mise packslip forget <PROJECT> on the machine before installing
the new signer, while retaining the existing lockfile reset step.
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| if pin.scheme != observed.scheme || pin.signer != signer { | ||
| problems.push(format!( | ||
| "is signed by {signer} ({}), but {} ({}) signed what mise accepted before", | ||
| observed.scheme, pin.signer, pin.scheme | ||
| )); |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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Reachability: External · Exploitability: Difficult
Bind the OIDC issuer to the signer identity.
Pin.issuer is persisted, but check_against compares only scheme and signer. The lockfile also stores only scheme:signer. If policy accepts another issuer, the same key_id can pass both checks. Include the issuer in pin and lockfile comparisons, serialization, parsing, and merging. Add a regression test for issuer A versus issuer B.
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src/packslip_pins.rs#L138-L142(this comment)src/lockfile.rs#L400-L407src/backend/packslip.rs#L877-L880
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In `@src/packslip_pins.rs` around lines 138 - 142, Bind pins and lockfile entries
to the OIDC issuer as well as scheme and signer: update check_against and
related comparisons, serialization, parsing, and merging to preserve and require
issuer identity, including the affected logic in src/packslip_pins.rs lines
138-142, src/lockfile.rs lines 400-407, and src/backend/packslip.rs lines
877-880. Add a regression test proving issuer A cannot satisfy a pin or lockfile
entry issued by issuer B.
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| if let Err(err) = packslip_pins::record(&project, observed) { | ||
| let _ = file::remove_all(tv.install_path()); |
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If the final signer-pin write and the subsequent remove_all both fail while always_keep_install is enabled, this branch discards the cleanup error and the outer error handler skips fallback removal, leaving the completed artifact installed without a signer pin. A later release from another signer can then establish the first persisted pin while the earlier artifact remains on disk.
How this was verified: The final record error path discards remove_all failure, and outer cleanup skips installation removal under always_keep_install.
Knowledge Base Used: Tool installation and runtime state
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Summary
Stacked on #12782. The packslip specification's no-downgrade rule (refuse a weaker scheme, a changed signer, a repackager where the vendor signed before, or a release that drops provenance) needs memory. This PR gives mise that memory in two places with different jobs.
packslip/pins.tomlunder the state directory records, per project, the scheme and the signer that signed the first accepted release (a workflow path without its ref, since a new tag of the same workflow is the same signer, or a key id), who attested, whether every artifact linked provenance, and the highest release-list sequence seen (which moves here from the file the backend PR introduced). A later release that weakens any of that is refused with a message naming what changed; what got stronger becomes the new floor. It is this machine's memory, not something to sync, so it lives in the state dir.mise packslip pinslists what is pinned;mise packslip forget <project>drops a pin so a vendor's announced key rotation can be accepted on the next install. Both classified in the command effects table.signer = "scheme:signer"and, for a repackager's document,attested_by = "repackager", beside the URL and digest. A release signed by anyone else is refused on every machine that has the lockfile, whether or not it has seen the project before; removing the entry accepts the change for the project. The lockfile's explicit TOML conversion, parser, merge, and emptiness check all carry the new fields.Test plan
mise packslip pinsshows its release workflow,forgetclears it; a locked install writes the signer intomise.lock🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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High Risk
Changes packslip install verification, lockfile semantics, and persisted trust state—security-sensitive supply-chain behavior that can block installs until
forgetor lockfile edits.Overview
Adds packslip signer pinning so mise enforces the spec’s no-downgrade rules after a release is accepted once.
Per-machine state: New
packslip/pins.toml(viapackslip_pins) stores each project’s accepted scheme/signer, attestation, provenance floor, and release-list sequence (replacing the old per-project sequence files). Installs callcheckbefore proceeding andrecordonly after a full successful install; failed pin writes roll back the install.Team commitment: Lockfile platform entries gain
signerand optionalattested_by = "repackager"; installs refuse mismatches against committed lock data even on first use on a new machine.CLI:
mise packslip pins(default, JSON optional) andmise packslip forget <project>to clear a pin after vendor key rotation. Docs, usage spec, man page, and e2e coverage are updated accordingly.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit ab52d47. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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New Features
mise packslipcommand family.packslip pinsto list accepted signers, with optional JSON output.packslip forget <PROJECT>to remove a project’s pinned signer.Documentation
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