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Add optional runtime policy data to Konflux trusted-artifact validation - #3664
Add an optional COLLECTOR_DATA parameter to the Konflux trusted-artifact Task. When set, a separate step loads the JSON file and makes it available to policy rules at data.rule_data__runtime__.collector_data. Rules must read this untrusted namespace explicitly; the existing rule_data.get() lookup is unchanged.
Append a file data source to a copy of the policy configuration; the input policy is not modified. The standalone inject-data-source.sh keeps its --data-key option for other callers, while this Task fixes the key to collector_data.
Run injection after optional policy-bundle digest pinning so POLICY_BUNDLE_DIGEST and COLLECTOR_DATA work together. The helper uses jq (and kubectl to fetch an ECP); it does not require yq.
Cover injection from a trusted artifact, injection with digest pinning, and failure when the data file is missing. Snapshot the resulting configuration, step logs, and warning report. Run the Bash helper tests through make test-bash in GitHub checks.
Supported inputs and limitations
With COLLECTOR_DATA set, the policy configuration can be an ECP reference, inline JSON, or a local JSON file (a policy spec or complete ECP). YAML-formatted policy files and Git policy references are not supported by the injection helper.
Only the first source's data list (sources[0].data, or spec.sources[0].data for a complete ECP) is extended; other sources are unchanged.
Verification
make test-bash (local, on the current PR head)
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Walkthrough
The task adds optional COLLECTOR_DATA input and injects its JSON contents into a policy data source before validation. The change also adds trusted-artifact support for acceptance tests, runtime-data examples, and Bash test execution in CI.
Changes: Runtime Collector Data
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Summary
Inject collector data into policy sources hack/inject-data-source.sh, hack/inject-data-source_test.sh, Dockerfile, Dockerfile.dist
The script accepts supported policy inputs, wraps one JSON value under rule_data__runtime__ and the supplied key, and adds a file source to the first policy source. Bash tests cover valid inputs and errors. Both runtime Dockerfiles copy the script.
Add COLLECTOR_DATA to task validation tasks/verify-conforma-konflux-ta/0.1/verify-conforma-konflux-ta.yaml, tasks/verify-conforma-konflux-ta/0.1/README.md, docs/modules/ROOT/pages/verify-conforma-konflux-ta.adoc
The task adds COLLECTOR_DATA, conditionally creates an injected policy, and selects it for validation when available. The documentation describes the parameter and supported policy formats.
Exercise runtime data through trusted artifacts acceptance/kubernetes/*, acceptance/snaps/snaps.go, acceptance/examples/runtime_data.rego, features/ta_task_validate_image.feature
Acceptance artifact creation can include extra files. The acceptance image includes the injection script and runtime policy. Scenarios cover runtime-data injection, a pinned policy bundle, and a missing data file; snapshot matching normalizes generated data-directory paths.
Run Bash tests in CI Makefile, .github/workflows/checks-codecov.yaml
The Makefile adds test-bash to run all hack/*_test.sh scripts and includes it in CI. The workflow runs it with the Go tests and updates pinned actions.
sequenceDiagram
participant Task as verify-conforma-konflux-ta
participant Injector as inject-data-source.sh
participant Validator as Validation step
Task->>Injector: policy, collector data file, and data key
Injector->>Task: injected policy file
Task->>Validator: selected policy and COLLECTOR_DATA
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Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 51439
The change adds an optional collector-data parameter that is injected only when set. No actionable merge-blocking risk is identified.
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The title "Add optional runtime policy data to Konflux trusted-artifact validation" matches the main change. The PR adds an optional COLLECTOR_DATA parameter to the verify-conforma-konflux-ta Task, which injects runtime JSON data into policy configuration. The title is concise and specific, and it does not list files.
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Add optional runtime policy data to Konflux trusted-artifact validation
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AI Description
• Add opt-in runtime JSON data to Konflux policy validation without modifying the input policy.
• Apply digest pinning before injection so both policy overrides work together.
• Document supported policy formats and add Bash and acceptance coverage to CI.
Diagram
graph TD
P["Policy config"] --> B["Pin bundle"] --> I["Inject data"] --> C["Policy copy"] --> V["Validate image"]
A["Trusted artifact"] --> I --> D["Wrapped JSON"]
D --> V
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High-Level Assessment
The following are alternative approaches to this PR:
1. Integrate injection into the Go CLI
➕ Could reuse policy resolution and potentially support YAML and Git references.
➖ Requires a broader CLI change for an opt-in Tekton workflow.
2. Combine injection with the pinning step
➕ Could resolve the policy once when both options are enabled.
➖ Couples two independent options and complicates their failure handling.
Recommendation: Keep the separate, opt-in injection step for this scope: it preserves existing validation behavior and composes with digest pinning. A CLI-level approach is worth considering if support for YAML or Git policy references becomes necessary.
Files changed (19) +632 / -23
Enhancement (2) +202 / -2
inject-data-source.shCreate a policy copy with runtime JSON data+151/-0
Create a policy copy with runtime JSON data
• Wraps a JSON file under a specified key and adds its directory to 'sources[0].data' in a policy copy. Accepts an ECP name, inline JSON, or a local JSON file and validates inputs without requiring yq.
verify-conforma-konflux-ta.yamlInject runtime data before policy validation+51/-2
Inject runtime data before policy validation
• Adds opt-in task parameters and an injection step after bundle pinning. Validation prefers the injected policy copy, then the digest-pinned policy, when those files exist.
image.goPackage extra trusted-artifact files+26/-7
Package extra trusted-artifact files
• Extends snapshot artifact creation to include additional files in deterministic name order. Adds the new image inputs, including the injection script, to the acceptance image source hash.
View medium (3) 1. Catalog tasks can lack the helper 🔗 Cross-repo conflict⭐ New
Description
The new inject-runtime-data step invokes inject-data-source.sh from
quay.io/conforma/cli:latest, while conforma/tekton-catalog copies the task and pins that tag to
whichever image digest exists at sync time. If the scheduled sync runs before an image containing
the new script is published, catalog users who set COLLECTOR_DATA get `inject-data-source.sh:
command not found`, and publishing the image later does not update the already-pinned task.
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## Issue description
The catalog can pin the new task to a CLI image that predates `inject-data-source.sh`.
## Fix Focus Areas
- tasks/verify-conforma-konflux-ta/0.1/verify-conforma-konflux-ta.yaml[374-402]
- Dockerfile[83-85]
- /cross_repos/tekton-catalog/hack/sync-ec-cli-tasks.sh[25-58]
## Recommended Fix
Ensure the CLI image containing the helper is published before synchronizing this task. Pin the injection step to a verified compatible image digest during catalog publication, or add a publication check that prevents syncing the task against an older image.
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2. Overlapping runtime data stops evaluation 🐞 Bug
Description
inject-data-source.sh appends a document at rule_data__runtime__.<data-key> without checking
whether an existing data source already defines that path. When a policy already supplies the same
runtime key, the evaluator loads both documents and encounters a data merge conflict rather than
evaluating the policy.
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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
Appending runtime data under an already-defined key causes policy data loading to fail.
## Fix Focus Areas
- hack/inject-data-source.sh[141-155]
- tasks/verify-conforma-konflux-ta/0.1/verify-conforma-konflux-ta.yaml[399-401]
## Recommended Fix
Define and enforce how an existing runtime key is handled before appending the source. For example, reject a collision with a clear error and allow the Task to select a distinct key, or deliberately replace the existing runtime value.
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inject-data-source.sh accepts any --policy-output path but does not ensure the generated JSON
policy has a recognized file extension. When a caller chooses a path without .json, .yaml, or
.yml, validation treats the path as a policy reference instead of reading the file.
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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
The helper accepts output paths that the CLI will not recognize as policy files.
## Fix Focus Areas
- hack/inject-data-source.sh[77-81]
- hack/inject-data-source.sh[147-156]
## Recommended Fix
Validate that `--policy-output` has an extension supported by the CLI before writing it, and document the requirement in the helper usage.
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View low (1) 4. The new script test fails on macOS 🐞 Bug
Description
inject-data-source.sh resolves the temporary data directory with pwd -P, which follows symlinks.
The new test then checks the injected source against the original, unresolved $WORKDIR. On macOS,
mktemp -d returns a path under /var/folders, which is a symlink to /private/var/folders. The
[[ "$source_ref" == file://"$WORKDIR"/data-source-* ]] check in Test 1 therefore fails, and `make
test-bash (now part of make ci`) aborts on developers' Macs.
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## Issue description
The new test `hack/inject-data-source_test.sh` compares the injected `file://` source against an unresolved `mktemp -d` path. Meanwhile, `hack/inject-data-source.sh` resolves its data directory with `pwd -P`. On macOS, `/var` is a symlink to `/private/var`, so the prefix check fails.
## Fix Focus Areas
- hack/inject-data-source.sh[137-139]
## Recommended Fix
In `hack/inject-data-source_test.sh`, resolve the work directory right after creating it: `WORKDIR=$(cd "$(mktemp -d)" && pwd -P)`. The `file://"$WORKDIR"/data-source-*` comparisons then match the script's output on every platform.
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I'm working on the rego-side logic that should consume the runtime data, and I have a couple of questions about the design in this PR.
First: a --runtime-data flag in the CLI (mirroring --extra-rule-data) would get the same result without the policy rewrite, the extra step, and the cross-step handoff of policy-with-runtime-data.yaml. The runtime data file is already in /var/workdir where the validate step can read it.
Is the bash approach here mainly about shipping this without a CLI release? If so, fair enough.
Second: why is RUNTIME_DATA_KEY configurable at all?
The task injects one file, one time. Making the key caller-chosen means the policy and the pipeline have to agree on a name out of band.
Instead, by using a hardcoded key, any policy could read it directly with something like data.runtime_data.some_field.
We already have the pattern for this. For example, --extra-rule-data merges caller values under rule_data__configuration__, so policies read data.rule_data__configuration__.<key> and never need to know what the pipeline picked.
Without a fixed key, a policy that wants to consume runtime data without prior coordination would have to iterate the data keys and match rules by best effort, which is weaker.
Thanks very for the careful review and thoughtful questions.
I'm working on the rego-side logic that should consume the runtime data, and I have a couple of questions about the design in this PR.
First: a --runtime-data flag in the CLI (mirroring --extra-rule-data) would get the same result without the policy rewrite, the extra step, and the cross-step handoff of policy-with-runtime-data.yaml. The runtime data file is already in /var/workdir where the validate step can read it. Is the bash approach here mainly about shipping this without a CLI release? If so, fair enough.
Yeah, my thinking was this was the fasted path to something that we could ship. I'm not opposed to the idea of implementing some cli flags to make it cleaner/nicer. That said, I'm wary of pushing "Konflux weirdness support" into the cli forever, so we should make sure any cli changes could be considered generally useful rather than motivated by an arbitrary Konflux deadline and feature request.
Second: why is RUNTIME_DATA_KEY configurable at all? The task injects one file, one time. Making the key caller-chosen means the policy and the pipeline have to agree on a name out of band. Instead, by using a hardcoded key, any policy could read it directly with something like data.runtime_data.some_field.
Yeah, good question. It's possibly a mistake. As mentioned this morning, my thinking was we could support multiple run-time data files, so each one might get its own key. For the sake of simplicity we could ignore that future potential requirement.
We already have the pattern for this. For example, --extra-rule-data merges caller values under rule_data__configuration__, so policies read data.rule_data__configuration__.<key> and never need to know what the pipeline picked. Without a fixed key, a policy that wants to consume runtime data without prior coordination would have to iterate the data keys and match rules by best effort, which is weaker.
Am I missing something?
I think in my mental model the "prior coordination" was necessary and assumed. So we'd pick a top level key for this data, and then use it in the rego and in the pipeline param. That's perhaps a questionable design choice. If the rego doesn't find the key, then it can fail early and report a solution "Maybe the pipeline didn't use the right RUNTIME_DATA_KEY".
If foo is "quux", the deny rule passes and the warning matches the snapshot. The acceptance scenario can therefore pass with incorrect data. Compare the value with "bar" in acceptance/examples/runtime_extra.rego.
Suggested fix
- not runtime_data("collector_data").foo+ not runtime_data("collector_data").foo == "bar"
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Update the acceptance check associated with the “Inject runtime data from a
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matching the expected value in runtime_extra.rego. Do not rely on a truthiness
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- Around line 142-189: Update the acceptance check associated with the “Inject
runtime data from a trusted artifact” scenario to assert that collector_data.foo
equals "bar", matching the expected value in runtime_extra.rego. Do not rely on
a truthiness or absence check that allows other values, such as "quux", to pass.
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RUNTIME_DATA and RUNTIME_DATA_KEY, but the changeset summary describes
COLLECTOR_DATA with a fixed rule_data__runtime__.collector_data namespace and no
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Seems like it would be useful to run these regularly to detect
regressions, so add them to the Makefile and to the GitHub workflow.
(We could consider converting them to use shellspec, but I don't want
to do that now.)
Ref: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/EC-2352
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Fixed up some older suggestions I'd missed, did a little rework the acceptance test rego, including the nitpick about the data value. Sorry for the extra noise.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Default the namespace before reading its child key.
If data.rule_data__runtime__ is absent, _collector_data is undefined. The deny rule then emits no failure, although its message claims to detect missing collector data. Default the namespace so this case reaches the "foo" check.
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--- "a/acceptance/examples/runtime_data.rego"+++ "b/acceptance/examples/runtime_data.rego"@@ -50,4 +50,4 @@
# Even though the top level key includes "rule_data" we don't access it like other rule
# data since there's only one place it can be, and there are no overrides or fallbacks.
-_runtime_data(key) := object.get(data.rule_data__runtime__, key, {})+_runtime_data(key) := object.get(object.get(data, "rule_data__runtime__", {}), key, {})
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Review comment at @acceptance/examples/runtime_data.rego at line 53:
Update _runtime_data to default the rule_data__runtime__ namespace to an empty object before looking up key, so a missing namespace still reaches the existing "foo" check and deny behavior.
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Use a new bash script, modify the policy.yaml in a similar way to
the existing digest pinning back script.
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Summary
COLLECTOR_DATAparameter to the Konflux trusted-artifact Task. When set, a separate step loads the JSON file and makes it available to policy rules atdata.rule_data__runtime__.collector_data. Rules must read this untrusted namespace explicitly; the existingrule_data.get()lookup is unchanged.inject-data-source.shkeeps its--data-keyoption for other callers, while this Task fixes the key tocollector_data.POLICY_BUNDLE_DIGESTandCOLLECTOR_DATAwork together. The helper uses jq (and kubectl to fetch an ECP); it does not require yq.make test-bashin GitHub checks.Supported inputs and limitations
COLLECTOR_DATAset, the policy configuration can be an ECP reference, inline JSON, or a local JSON file (a policy spec or complete ECP). YAML-formatted policy files and Git policy references are not supported by the injection helper.sources[0].data, orspec.sources[0].datafor a complete ECP) is extended; other sources are unchanged.Verification
make test-bash(local, on the current PR head)Related: EC-2352.