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…4075) <!-- entire-trail-link-start --> https://entire.io/gh/jdx/mise/trails/504 <!-- entire-trail-link-end --> A `packslip:github.com/owner/repo` tool is accepted today when *any* workflow of that repository signed the release, including one running on a branch. Pinning a single release workflow on tags currently means spelling out the full certificate identity prefix and the GitHub OIDC issuer by hand. This adds a `workflow` option that takes the workflow file name: ```toml [tools] "packslip:github.com/max-sixty/worktrunk" = { version = "latest", workflow = "release.yaml" } ``` That expands to the identity prefix `https://github.com/max-sixty/worktrunk/.github/workflows/release.yaml@refs/tags/` with GitHub's issuer (both derived from the project name), so a branch workflow can no longer sign a release. - GitHub projects only; a monorepo tool path (`github.com/o/r/tool`) pins its repository's workflow. - Rejected when combined with `pubkey`, `identity`, `identity_prefix`, or `issuer`, which remain the way to pin another ref or forge. - The workflow must be a bare file name (no `/` or `@`). This is a prerequisite for narrowing the `worktrunk` registry entry in #14073 to one option. Covered by a unit test; `cargo clippy` and the packslip unit tests pass locally. The e2e suite was not run. *AI-assisted — Tool: Claude Code; model: Anthropic/claude-sonnet-5-5; version: 2.1.289.* 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- CURSOR_SUMMARY --> --- > [!NOTE] > **Medium Risk** > Changes packslip trust policy for tools that set `workflow`, tightening which sigstore identities are accepted during install and version listing; misconfiguration could block installs until options are corrected. > > **Overview** > Adds a **`workflow`** packslip tool option so GitHub projects can require releases (and, by default, the signed release list) to be signed by a **named Actions workflow on tag refs**, instead of accepting any workflow in the repo—including branch runs. > > Setting e.g. `workflow = "release.yaml"` builds an identity policy equivalent to pinning `https://github.com/{repo}/.github/workflows/release.yaml@refs/tags/` with GitHub’s OIDC issuer; **`list_identity_prefix`** remains the escape hatch when the list is signed elsewhere. The option is **GitHub-only**, must be a bare filename (no `/` or `@`), and **cannot be combined** with `pubkey`, `identity`, `identity_prefix`, or `issuer`. > > Docs and JSON schemas document the option; **`pin()`** routes `workflow` through new **`workflow_policy()`** as an identity pin (not forge-wide verification), and unit tests cover prefix expansion, monorepo paths, conflicts, and validation errors. > > <sup>Reviewed by [Cursor Bugbot](https://cursor.com/bugbot) for commit 40041e9. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure [here](https://www.cursor.com/dashboard/bugbot).</sup> <!-- /CURSOR_SUMMARY --> <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Packslip installations can restrict acceptance of tagged releases to a specified GitHub Actions workflow. * Without this option, GitHub projects continue to accept releases signed by any repository workflow by default. * The option is limited to GitHub projects and cannot be combined with public-key or identity-based signing options. * Invalid workflow names and unsupported project configurations are rejected. * **Documentation** * Added guidance on configuring the workflow option, its restrictions, and updating it after a repository rename. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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remove the unsupported workflow option and explicitly set identity_prefix to
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…efault (#14091) <!-- entire-trail-link-start --> https://entire.io/gh/jdx/mise/trails/515 <!-- entire-trail-link-end --> A registry entry that sets the Packslip `workflow` option (as in #14073) would break for anyone who pins their own signer on the shorthand. `workflow` can't be combined with `pubkey`, `identity`, `identity_prefix` or `issuer`, but tool options merge key by key, so the user's key landed next to the registry's `workflow` and the install failed: ```toml [tools] # registry default: workflow = "release.yaml" worktrunk = { version = "latest", pubkey = "RWQ..." } # before: packslip:… `workflow` cannot be combined with `pubkey`, … # after: the registry `workflow` is dropped and the key is used ``` Now a signer option from config, the command line or an install manifest removes a `workflow` that came from the registry. A `workflow` the user sets themselves next to another signer option is still rejected. Unrelated user options such as `variant` leave the default in place. Prerequisite for pinning the signing workflow in the registry entries for Packslip tools. Tests: three unit tests in `tool_version_options.rs` (user signer drops the default for each of the four keys; unrelated options keep it; a user-set `workflow` is kept). `cargo clippy --lib --all-targets -- -D warnings` is clean. *AI-assisted — Tool: Claude Code; model: Anthropic/claude-sonnet-5-5; version: 2.1.289.* 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- CURSOR_SUMMARY --> --- > [!NOTE] > **Medium Risk** > Changes how registry and user tool options combine for Packslip signer policy—affects install-time verification config for registry shorthands, though behavior is narrowly scoped and well tested. > > **Overview** > Fixes installs that failed when a registry shorthand applied a default Packslip `workflow` while the user pinned their own signer (`pubkey`, `identity`, etc.)—those options cannot coexist, but options used to merge key-by-key. > > **Registry merge** now uses `fill_registry_defaults`: if the user sets any signer option, registry signer policy keys (`workflow`, `pubkey`, `identity`, `identity_prefix`, `issuer`, and `list_identity_prefix` when replacing bundle policy) are skipped; other registry defaults (e.g. `variant`) still apply. **Resolved options** drop registry-sourced signer keys when a later non-registry layer adds a user signer. A user-defined `workflow` beside another user signer is left intact for Packslip to reject; `list_identity_prefix` alone does not clear the registry bundle signer. > > Docs note that an explicit signer on shorthand overrides a registry `workflow` default. Unit tests cover the merge and override paths. > > <sup>Reviewed by [Cursor Bugbot](https://cursor.com/bugbot) for commit 871bde2. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure [here](https://www.cursor.com/dashboard/bugbot).</sup> <!-- /CURSOR_SUMMARY --> <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * When you configure a bundle signer option, registry-provided signer defaults are no longer applied. Other registry defaults remain available when not overridden. * Signer options you configure together are preserved, including combinations that may conflict. * **Documentation** * Clarified that an explicitly configured workflow replaces a registry-provided default when using registry shorthand. The existing restrictions on combining workflow with other signer options and its signer-pinning behavior remain documented. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
#14092) <!-- entire-trail-link-start --> https://entire.io/gh/jdx/mise/trails/516 <!-- entire-trail-link-end --> Packslip registry defaults accept a release signed by any workflow of the vendor's repository. This pins each tool to the workflow, and ref, that actually signs its releases, so a signature from another workflow or ref is rejected for `mise use hk` and the other shorthands. Stacked on #14093 (a list of workflows, and a ref on an entry), which sits on #14091 (a user's own signer options replace these defaults). Worktrunk is handled by #14073. | Tool | Pin | |---|---| | dagu, timoni | `workflow = "release.yaml"` | | helmfile | `workflow = "releaser.yaml"` | | fnox, hk | `workflow = "release.yml"` | | usage | `workflow = "publish-cli.yml"` | | communique, mr-boxington, pitchfork | `workflow = "release.yml@refs/heads/main"` | | aube | `workflow = ["release-plz.yml@refs/heads/main", "release.yml@refs/heads/main"]` | communique, mr-boxington, pitchfork and aube sign from `main`, not from a tag, so their entries name the ref. For them the protection is only as strong as `main`'s branch protection. aube's releases 2.2.11–2.5.1 were signed by `release-plz.yml` and 2.6.0 onward by `release.yml`, hence the list. Verified against every release at or above each entry's `min_version`: I read the certificate identity in each `packslip.sigstore.json` and it matches the pin. I also built this branch and installed the `min_version` and latest release of every pinned tool, and aube 2.2.11, 2.5.1, 2.6.0 and 2.7.0, with isolated data and state dirs. All succeeded in a fresh dir. **Known limit:** packslip's existing signer continuity still applies on top. A machine that has installed aube 2.7.0 and then installs 2.2.11 (or the reverse) is refused because the signing workflow path changed, and has to run `mise packslip forget github.com/aubepkg/aube`. That happens without this PR too; the list only makes either era installable on its own. Tag-based pins are only as strong as the vendor's tag protection (anyone who can push a tag can run a modified workflow). They still reject other workflows and branch or PR runs, so they are no weaker than the repository-wide default. *AI-assisted — Tool: Claude Code; model: Anthropic/claude-sonnet-5-5; version: 2.1.289.* 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- CURSOR_SUMMARY --> --- > [!NOTE] > **Medium Risk** > Changes packslip trust defaults and lockfile/option layering across backends; incorrect stripping could break installs or weaken workflow pinning, though unit and e2e tests cover the main cases. > > **Overview** > Packslip registry entries for tools like **hk**, **fnox**, **aube**, and several others now default a **`workflow`** (and sometimes a ref on `main`) so installs only accept releases signed by that GitHub Actions workflow, not any workflow in the repo. > > **Option resolution** now records which backend supplied registry defaults (`apply_registry` / `registry_backend`). When a lockfile or restore path binds a *different* backend than the registry’s packslip choice (e.g. locked `aqua:jdx/hk` while the registry pins packslip’s `workflow`), those registry options are dropped so they are not misread as aqua/github settings. Lockfile option matching uses the same rule. > > An e2e test confirms a user **`pubkey`** or **`workflow`** still replaces the registry pin (validation fails on the value, not “cannot be combined”), while setting **`workflow`** and **`pubkey`** together remains an error. > > <sup>Reviewed by [Cursor Bugbot](https://cursor.com/bugbot) for commit e140011. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure [here](https://www.cursor.com/dashboard/bugbot).</sup> <!-- /CURSOR_SUMMARY --> <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Updates** * Updated publishing workflow settings for several registered projects, including workflows pinned to the main branch where applicable. * **Bug Fixes** * Lockfile resolution now avoids applying registry-provided options when the locked backend differs from the registry-selected backend. Options supplied outside the registry are retained, and registry defaults continue to apply when the backends match. * **Tests** * Added end-to-end coverage for validation of user-provided signer options and conflicting workflow and public-key settings. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
<!-- entire-trail-link-start --> https://entire.io/gh/jdx/mise/trails/493 <!-- entire-trail-link-end --> ### 🚀 Features - **(bootstrap)** add an os filter to files and directories by @jdx in [#14058](#14058) - **(bootstrap)** add auto mode for fish shell activation by @jdx in [#14172](#14172) - **(config)** merge [bootstrap] from config includes by @jdx in [#14176](#14176) - **(doctor)** show dotfiles repo path and origin by @jdx in [#14173](#14173) - **(dotfiles)** give each machine its own tracked version with a machine variant by @jdx in [#14062](#14062) - **(dotfiles)** infer merge sources and keep app state when switching from symlink by @jdx in [#14076](#14076) - **(dotfiles)** add merge = "missing" to fill in defaults the app may change by @jdx in [#14081](#14081) - **(dotfiles)** add track-local for history that never leaves the machine by @jdx in [#14082](#14082) - **(dotfiles)** refuse to publish saved versions that look like secrets by @jdx in [#14171](#14171) - **(installs)** move installs that cannot be reinstalled into the identity layout during migrate by @jdx in [#14079](#14079) - **(java)** **breaking** default java versions to Temurin builds by @jdx in [#14146](#14146) - **(mcp)** implement install_tool and require a trusted project for run_task by @jdx in [#14111](#14111) - **(packslip)** add a workflow option to pin the signing workflow by @jdx in [#14075](#14075) - **(packslip)** accept a list of signing workflows by @jdx in [#14093](#14093) ### 🐛 Bug Fixes - **(backend)** respect disable_backends in ls-remote by @jdx in [#14130](#14130) - **(bootstrap)** keep applying other package managers after one fails by @jdx in [#14138](#14138) - **(bootstrap)** skip the firewall section where it is unsupported by @jdx in [#14137](#14137) - **(bootstrap)** keep shell activation when a dotfile is tracked by @jdx in [#14135](#14135) - **(bootstrap)** warn on legacy command spellings and mise direnv by @jdx in [#14113](#14113) - **(bootstrap)** show hooks that use exec() in dry runs by @jdx in [#14136](#14136) - **(bootstrap)** support absent and unapply for systemd units by @jdx in [#14139](#14139) - **(brew)** infer formula version from the GitHub release tag path by @JamBalaya56562 in [#14165](#14165) - **(brew)** detach a DMG left attached by an interrupted install by @jdx in [#14177](#14177) - **(cargo)** do not resolve dependencies to mise shims by @jdx in [#14070](#14070) - **(cli)** accept yes/no booleans, prefix: in latest, and warn log level by @jdx in [#14125](#14125) - **(cli)** print the invoked command name in help by @jdx in [#14123](#14123) - **(cli)** replace unimplemented!() in --monorepo flags with an error by @jdx in [#14116](#14116) - **(config)** report an invalid tool version in config ls instead of panicking by @JamBalaya56562 in [#14094](#14094) - **(config)** verify .monorepo markers in paranoid mode by @jdx in [#14105](#14105) - **(config)** apply config environment files in directory order by @jdx in [#14148](#14148) - **(config)** ignore project bootstrap and dotfiles config in safe mode by @jdx in [#14110](#14110) - **(daemons)** quote deferred daemon commands for cmd.exe on Windows by @JamBalaya56562 in [#14055](#14055) - **(daemons)** run argv and Windows readiness probes in the tool environment by @JamBalaya56562 in [#14080](#14080) - **(doctor)** recognize a `mise` entry in the dedicated shims dir by @jdx in [#14069](#14069) - **(dotfiles)** say when incoming history changes no files on this machine by @jdx in [#14066](#14066) - **(dotfiles)** let MISE_YES confirm rollback, undo, and recover by @jdx in [#14067](#14067) - **(dotfiles)** save files replaced when adopting a setup, and add --take-remote-all by @jdx in [#14065](#14065) - **(dotfiles)** don't require --yes without a TTY for recoverable confirmations by @jdx in [#14071](#14071) - **(dotfiles)** stop prompting for recoverable operations by @jdx in [#14077](#14077) - **(edit)** do not overwrite an existing config without a terminal by @jdx in [#14124](#14124) - **(env)** honor redact = false exclusions in mise env --redacted by @jdx in [#14109](#14109) - **(env)** skip watch_files runs in safe mode and with --no-hooks by @jdx in [#14108](#14108) - **(exec)** install exact versions when the version list times out by @jdx in [#14164](#14164) - **(generate)** update the GitHub Actions and devcontainer templates by @jdx in [#14145](#14145) - **(generate)** skip hidden and global tasks in task-stubs by @jdx in [#14127](#14127) - **(github)** check asset size without a checksum by @jdx in [#14128](#14128) - **(github)** percent-encode the tag in gitlab release lookups by @thespags in [#14102](#14102) - **(java)** key the version cache by vendor and keep release_type by @jdx in [#14131](#14131) - **(migrate)** keep an unwritable stderr from aborting mise during a migration by @JamBalaya56562 in [#14158](#14158) - **(node)** verify GPG signatures for every node version by @jdx in [#14132](#14132) - **(npm)** stop npm view from re-entering mise through a foreign shim by @jdx in [#14084](#14084) - **(packslip)** let a user signer option replace a registry workflow default by @jdx in [#14091](#14091) - **(plugins)** install git:: plugins from a subdirectory by @jdx in [#14140](#14140) - **(plugins)** install packslip entries in [plugins] as vfox plugins by @jdx in [#14141](#14141) - **(plugins)** stop mise plugins uninstall --purge from panicking by @jdx in [#14117](#14117) - **(plugins)** install and compare git:: subdirectory sources from [plugins] by @onokonem in [#14150](#14150) - **(prune)** skip a tracked config whose tool version no longer parses by @JamBalaya56562 in [#14103](#14103) - **(ruby)** expand {os} and {arch} in precompiled URLs correctly by @jdx in [#14133](#14133) - **(sandbox)** clear inherited variables for --deny-env on Windows by @jdx in [#14107](#14107) - **(sandbox)** reject allow_net on macOS instead of writing invalid rules by @jdx in [#14106](#14106) - **(settings)** reject settings set in places mise ignores them by @jdx in [#14126](#14126) - **(shim)** skip version lookups for lazy tools that are not installed by @jdx in [#14063](#14063) - **(shim)** stop system fallback cycles through wrappers by @jdx in [#14088](#14088) - **(shim)** match Windows lazy shim names regardless of ASCII case by @jdx in [#14090](#14090) - **(spm)** use a custom api_url for cloning and skip lockfile URLs by @jdx in [#14129](#14129) - **(task)** report unmatched sources, show depends_post, and load global tasks by @jdx in [#14122](#14122) - **(task)** resolve mise run ./script relative to the current directory by @jdx in [#14120](#14120) - **(task)** send mbx-cache headers to the remote task cache by @jdx in [#14147](#14147) - **(task)** strip script extensions only from file task names by @jdx in [#14159](#14159) - **(task)** skip fresh raw and interactive cached tasks when their cache key is unchanged by @jdx in [#14121](#14121) - **(task)** keep secret values out of remote cache keys by @jdx in [#14104](#14104) - **(use)** create config.toml instead of writing global tools to config.<env>.toml by @jdx in [#14179](#14179) - **(vfox)** do not fail every command for an env plugin with no source by @jdx in [#14119](#14119) - **(vfox)** resolve embedded plugin files from the manifest dir by @jdx in [#14167](#14167) - **(watch)** pass watchexec flags through to watchexec by @jdx in [#14115](#14115) - keep temporary files out of the cache directory by @jdx in [#14134](#14134) - point error hints at current commands by @jdx in [#14142](#14142) - replace panics on bad input with errors by @jdx in [#14118](#14118) - require experimental for remote task sources, OpenTelemetry and spinel by @jdx in [#14114](#14114) ### 📚 Documentation - **(agents)** treat 12 months as the default deprecation window by @jdx in [#14100](#14100) - **(cli)** hide mise bootstrap dotfiles and mise tasks run from help by @jdx in [#14101](#14101) - restructure and rewrite the documentation site by @jdx in [#14097](#14097) - rewrite CLI help and settings descriptions by @jdx in [#14098](#14098) - update pages for behavior changed by recent fixes by @jdx in [#14163](#14163) ### 🧪 Testing - **(backend)** give test_ubi a longer version-fetch timeout by @jdx in [#14162](#14162) - **(config)** don't rely on teleport plugins being absent in not-found test by @jdx in [#14059](#14059) - **(windows)** isolate install fixtures and wait for executable teardown by @jdx in [#14089](#14089) ### 📦️ Dependency Updates - update rust crate demand to v2.4.0 by @renovate[bot] in [#14054](#14054) - update aube to v2.7.0 by @renovate[bot] in [#14074](#14074) ### 📦 Registry - pin packslip tools to the workflow that signs their releases by @jdx in [#14092](#14092) - rename mprocs to dekit and keep mprocs as an alias by @jdx in [#14169](#14169) ### Chore - **(docs)** keep moved pages reachable and fail on dead anchors by @jdx in [#14096](#14096) - **(settings)** deprecate settings that have no effect by @jdx in [#14112](#14112) - run e2e tests from mise run test and fix the registry test example by @jdx in [#14143](#14143) ### Ci - install mold from its GitHub release instead of apt by @jdx in [#14085](#14085) - stop installing direnv for the e2e tests by @jdx in [#14170](#14170) ### Security - **(http)** redact URL credentials in debug logs by @jdx in [#14155](#14155) - **(npm)** redact credentials in Git-source diagnostics by @jdx in [#14057](#14057) - **(npm)** redact normalized SSH diagnostics by @jdx in [#14064](#14064) - **(worktrunk)** pin the registry default to the release workflow on tags by @max-sixty in [#14073](#14073) ### New Contributors - @onokonem made their first contribution in [#14150](#14150) - @max-sixty made their first contribution in [#14073](#14073) ## 📦 Aqua Registry Updates ### Updated Packages (2) - [`charmbracelet/skate`](https://github.com/charmbracelet/skate) - [`pvolok/dekit`](https://github.com/pvolok/dekit)
Pin the Worktrunk registry default to
release.yamlsignatures from a tag, using the Packslipworkflowoption added in #14075.Worktrunk restricts creation and updates of all tags to repository administrators, but the registry default only checked the repository, so a signature from a branch workflow was also accepted. The shorthand
mise use worktrunknow rejects those:workflowexpands to the identity prefixhttps://github.com/max-sixty/worktrunk/.github/workflows/release.yaml@refs/tags/with the GitHub Actions OIDC issuer. Explicitly selected backends and user overrides keep their own policy.Verified earlier with Packslip 1.5.1 against the untouched v0.80.0 bundle: the release workflow/tag policy passes signature and transparency-log validation, while a wrong workflow, a branch ref, and a wrong issuer are rejected.
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