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feat(sbom): merge Maturin components into wheel SBOM - #1327
Import non-excluded CycloneDX components from Maturin-generated wheel SBOMs into Fromager's canonical SPDX document. Relate bundled components to the wheel with CONTAINS, normalize local PURLs, and preserve the original CycloneDX files.
Why
Maturin generates an SBOM for crates bundled in a Python wheel. These components should be represented in Fromager's SBOM as well.
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Merged SBOMs can contain unresolved license references, lose distinct components that lack PURLs, show a wheel containing itself, or claim containment for external dependencies. These problems mainly affect custom Maturin SBOM inputs and the accuracy of the SBOM artifact, not wheel builds. They should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to e680d
Risk is concentrated in SBOM identity and declaration accuracy. Imported metadata can affect generated provenance records, and compound license expressions can change meaning during conversion. Exposure is limited to processed wheels with SBOM generation enabled; downstream enforcement effects are not established.
Retained concerns
Medium · security · inferred: General PURL deduplication indexes generated wheel and upstream packages as well as imported components. A wheel-supplied component matching a generated package PURL can therefore add asserted checksums or licenses to that package; an upstream match also receives wheel CONTAINS. The stricter Python-root name and version checks do not govern this branch. This can conflate imported assertions with generated provenance, although downstream security-policy impact is not demonstrated.
Low · architecture · inferred: Accepted compound license expressions are joined with an unparenthesized AND. Combining “MIT OR Apache-2.0” with “GPL-3.0-only” yields “MIT OR Apache-2.0 AND GPL-3.0-only”, rather than preserving the intended conjunction of both expressions. The canonical licenseDeclared field can consequently express weaker requirements despite syntactic validation.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — A producer able to supply SBOM content in an accepted source-built wheel can influence that wheel's canonical SPDX package assertions. Copies and downstream readers can inherit those assertions. The inspected path establishes per-wheel metadata exposure, not additional tenant, service, credential, or infrastructure authority.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — An input producer can place a component with a generated package's PURL in a CycloneDX components list. The general reuse branch can merge its asserted hashes or license into the generated package and add upstream containment. This import route is new relative to the base; actual bypass of a downstream admission or vulnerability policy remains unverified.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The merge accepts wheel-local JSON identified by bomFormat as CycloneDX and applies field-level conversion controls. These controls support formatting and root identity, but do not authenticate input producers or independently verify imported hashes. Original documents remain available alongside the canonical output.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
inferred — Ordinary merge or serialization exceptions occur inside temporary extraction before packing and before original-wheel deletion, limiting partial publication through this new step. The normal caller regenerates SPDX on each invocation. Cross-invocation no-PURL identity reuse is incomplete, but no production caller was shown remerging the same document. Atomic packing, interruption recovery, and concurrent final-output ownership remain unestablished and are not shown to be newly weakened.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Distinguish imported assertions from reserved generated provenance packages, define how conflicting checksum claims are handled, and preserve expression grouping when combining declared licenses. These would strengthen canonical metadata integrity without implying that imported SBOMs are independently attested.
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The title clearly identifies the main change: merging Maturin components into the wheel SBOM.
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The description directly explains importing CycloneDX components, creating CONTAINS relationships, normalizing PURLs, and preserving source SBOM files.
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Issue [#965] requires Fromager to track vendored Rust crates from Maturin SBOMs. The reviewed implementation calls merge_cyclonedx_sboms during wheel SBOM generation. The supplied change evidence sh…
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The changes stay within the Maturin SBOM objective in [#965]. src/fromager/sbom.py implements the merge and normalization logic. src/fromager/wheels.py invokes it with the wheel identity. The adde…
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Issue [#965] requires Fromager to track vendored Rust crates from Maturin SBOMs. The reviewed implementation calls merge_cyclonedx_sboms during wheel SBOM generation. The supplied change evidence shows that it imports non-excluded CycloneDX components, imports nested components, adds CONTAINS relationships, normalizes local PURLs, and preserves the source SBOM files. Tests cover component import, root matching, exclusions, deduplication, malformed metadata, and wheel processing. No additional coding requirement appears in #965.
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The changes stay within the Maturin SBOM objective in [#965]. src/fromager/sbom.py implements the merge and normalization logic. src/fromager/wheels.py invokes it with the wheel identity. The added tests validate the implementation, and the documentation describes the new wheel SBOM behavior. No unrelated change is established by the supplied evidence.
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Why is this necessary? AFAIK the Atlas tool can deal with Maturin's SBOMs. That's how William found out that one of our images was shipping uv with rustls.
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- Line 192: Remove the SHA3-224 entry from the _cyclonedx_checksums hash mapping
so unsupported SHA3-224 values are skipped when generating SPDX package
checksums.
- Around line 290-292: Update _cyclonedx_license and the merge_cyclonedx_sboms
flow to validate each CycloneDX licenses[].expression with the established
pkgmetadata.pep639 parser pattern before assigning licenseDeclared; skip
expressions the parser rejects while preserving valid expressions and the
existing exclusion behavior.
- Around line 300-308: Update _cyclonedx_checksums to validate each recognized
checksum’s content before adding it: accept only string values containing valid
hexadecimal checksum text, and skip malformed, non-string, or empty content.
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Why is this necessary? AFAIK the Atlas tool can deal with Maturin's SBOMs. That's how William found out that one of our images was shipping uv with rustls.
@tiran It's a lot easier to look at one comprehensive SBOM of all components than have to learn how to parse the output of each individual build tool that may produce one. Fromager itself is a build tool so I find it acceptable that it would be within its scope to provide a unified view into the components of a wheel that it builds, by understanding the format of individual SBOMs that may already placed within a wheel by the tools it calls during the build process.
Down the line, we could even provide more information in Fromager's SBOM if maturin (or other build tools) happen to lack a certain feature to add more information into an SBOM or make it more accurate.
I would also be surprised if Atlas processed maturin-generated SBOMs. Do you have a link to one?
I think this further underlines the need for us to have one SBOMs that has a common format for SBOM data instead of forcing downstream tools to recognize many different files/formats.
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- Around line 332-370: Update _cyclonedx_license_expression to preserve SPDX
precedence when combining multiple license expressions: parenthesize expressions
containing OR before joining them with AND, so each OR expression remains
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- Line 438: Update the repository_url value in the test’s SbomSettings
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On the retained PURL deduplication concern from the architecture review: declining.
The CycloneDX documents being merged are produced by build tooling that fromager itself invokes, inside fromager's temporary extraction directory before repacking. Anything in a position to plant a component with a forged PURL in those files has, by definition, already executed arbitrary code during the build and could alter the wheel or any other build output directly. Fromager's SBOM reports what the build produced; it is not an attestation of independently verified provenance.
The merge also never overwrites generated metadata: licenseDeclared is only set when absent, and imported checksums are appended alongside existing ones, never replacing them. The original tool SBOMs remain next to fromager.spdx.json for the unmerged view.
The check in _is_python_wheel_root compares the CycloneDX root to the name and versionInfo values of the SPDXRef-wheel entry. These values include the purl.name and purl.version overrides, but Maturin reports the real package name and the version that the build produced. When an override is set, the root does not match the wheel, so it is imported as a separate package with a CONTAINS relationship from the wheel. In effect, the SBOM says that the wheel contains itself.
I reproduced this on this branch (1f66212). I used generate_sbom() and then merge_cyclonedx_sboms() with a minimal CycloneDX file. The root of the file is pkg:pypi/test-pkg@0.5.5, and the file has one component, pkg:cargo/serde@1.0.0. The package settings contain this:
purl.name: "test-pkg-corp" gives the same result. Without overrides, the root is correctly matched to SPDXRef-wheel. (The upstream entry with the local version is a different problem, #1376, which #1377 fixes.)
The fix for #1375 can also cause this problem. If the wheel entry gets the version from the wheel file name, for example a local version that a patch added, the version must agree with the Maturin root exactly.
Suggestion: compare the root to the real package identity instead of the SPDX entry, for example the canonical requirement name and the wheel version from the wheel file name or from METADATA. Then purl overrides do not affect the match. Please add a test with a purl.name or purl.version override.
Fixed in 517535d. merge_cyclonedx_sboms() now receives the requirement name and the wheel file name version from add_extra_metadata_to_wheels(), and _is_python_wheel_root() compares the CycloneDX root against that real identity instead of the SPDXRef-wheel entry, so purl.name and purl.version overrides no longer affect the match. Added a regression test with a purl.version override, test_merge_cyclonedx_sboms_maps_python_root_with_purl_version_override, which verifies the root maps to SPDXRef-wheel and that the wheel does not contain itself.
Using the wheel file name version rather than the resolved version also keeps the match correct for #1375-style local versions, since the build tool reports the version it actually built.
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Another iteration needed: 4 major, 12 minor (inline)
The purl fallback in merge_cyclonedx_sboms can silently attach build-reported metadata to the canonical SPDXRef-upstream entry, and three more majors (license grouping, checksum validation, the uncaught UnicodeDecodeError) are below. The rest are cleanups.
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Major: The purl fallback can resolve to fromager's own SPDXRef-upstream/SPDXRef-wheel entries, so unverified build-reported checksums and licenseDeclared land on the canonical source or wheel entry, with a spurious SPDXRef-wheel CONTAINS SPDXRef-upstream relationship on top. With default SbomSettings the wheel and upstream entries carry the identical purl (and _purl_to_spdx_id's last write maps it to SPDXRef-upstream), while _is_python_wheel_root rejects purl-only roots and wheel-filename version drift, so a root that misses the strict check falls through exactly here. It fails silently: the document still passes validation. This is the case 517535d meant to close.
if purl:
mapped_spdx_id = purl_to_spdx_id.get(purl)
- if mapped_spdx_id is not None:+ if mapped_spdx_id is not None and mapped_spdx_id.startswith(+ "SPDXRef-cyclonedx-"+ ):
spdx_id = mapped_spdx_id
Restricting the fallback to ids the merge itself created closes it; also worth letting _is_python_wheel_root match on purl name/version alone when the component lacks name/version fields, and adding a test whose root purl collides with the upstream purl.
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Fixed in c0401fd. Duplicate components now reuse only packages the merge itself created, so build-reported checksums and licenses can no longer land on the wheel or upstream entries, and there is no CONTAINS to upstream. _is_python_wheel_root() now matches a root on its purl when name/version are absent (they still must match if present). Added test_merge_cyclonedx_sboms_never_merges_into_upstream_entry (root purl equals the upstream purl, wheel has a local version) and test_merge_cyclonedx_sboms_maps_purl_only_root_to_wheel.
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Major:" OR " in expression is case-sensitive, but license_expression validates lowercase or as an operator, so MIT or Apache-2.0 joined with AND is emitted ungrouped and silently weakens licenseDeclared. That is the same bug class 1f66212 fixed: MIT or Apache-2.0 AND BSD-3-Clause parses as MIT OR (Apache-2.0 AND BSD-3-Clause).
Suggested change
f"({expression})"if" OR "inexpressionelseexpression
f"({expression})"if" or "inexpression.lower()elseexpression
The sturdier fix is deriving the grouping from the parsed expression rather than a substring test.
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Fixed in c0401fd. Expressions now go through packaging.licenses.canonicalize_license_expression(), which normalizes operators to uppercase, so the grouping check is reliable and MIT or Apache-2.0 + BSD-3-Clause yields (MIT OR Apache-2.0) AND BSD-3-Clause. Test: test_cyclonedx_license_expression_groups_lowercase_or.
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Major:_HEX_RE accepts any case and any length, but SPDX 2.3 requires lowercase hex of the exact digest length for the algorithm (the spdx-tools validator the tests use rejects anything else), so a CycloneDX-legal uppercase hash, whose schema allows [a-fA-F0-9]+, produces an invalid canonical document. That is the exact outcome e680d02's validation was meant to prevent, and the comment above _HEX_RE states the wrong rule too. Normalize to lowercase and check the per-algorithm length:
- checksums.append({"algorithm": normalized_algorithm, "checksumValue": content})+ if len(content) != 2 * _SPDX_DIGEST_LENGTHS[normalized_algorithm]:+ logger.warning(+ "component %s has a wrong-length %s checksum; skipping it",+ _cyclonedx_component_purl(component) or component.get("name"),+ normalized_algorithm,+ )+ continue+ checksums.append(+ {"algorithm": normalized_algorithm, "checksumValue": content.lower()}+ )
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Fixed in c0401fd. Checksums are lowercased and checked against the SPDX digest length per algorithm (_SPDX_CHECKSUM_HEX_LENGTHS); wrong-length values are skipped with a warning. Removed the incorrect comment. Test: test_cyclonedx_checksums_normalizes_case_and_checks_length.
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Major:UnicodeDecodeError (a non-UTF-8 file in sboms/) and RecursionError (deeply nested JSON) both escape this handler and abort the whole wheel build, instead of taking the warn-and-skip path used for unreadable and malformed files.
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Fixed in c0401fd. The handler now catches OSError, UnicodeDecodeError, json.JSONDecodeError and RecursionError. The existing invalid-files test now also covers a Latin-1 file and a deeply nested one.
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Minor: The merge is quadratic in component count: this set is rebuilt from the whole relationships list on every call, and the duplicate path below resolves packages with a linear next() scan. Hoisting a seen-relationship set and an SPDXID-to-package dict out of the component loop, and updating them on append, keeps the merge linear. That matters for Rust-heavy wheels with hundreds of crate components.
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Fixed in c0401fd. Imported packages are indexed by identity in a dict, and the CONTAINS relationship is appended once when a package is created, so the per-component rebuild of the relationship set and the linear package scan are both gone.
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Minor: The purl is normalized (round-tripped through PackageURL) only when a file:// download_url is stripped; otherwise the original string is used, so the same component spelled with different qualifier order in two SBOM files yields two SPDX packages. Always returning the round-tripped to_string() when parseable keeps identity and locators consistent.
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Fixed in c0401fd. _cyclonedx_spdx_purl() now always returns the PackageURL round-tripped string, so qualifier order no longer creates duplicates. Test: test_merge_cyclonedx_sboms_deduplicates_by_canonical_purl.
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Minor: The scope check runs per component after the tree was flattened, so children of an excluded component are still imported and related to the wheel with CONTAINS, even though the stated reason for dropping excluded scope is that those components are not shipped. Propagating the exclusion to the subtree during iteration would match that intent.
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Fixed in c0401fd. _iter_cyclonedx_components() now stops at an excluded component, so its subtree is skipped too. Test: test_merge_cyclonedx_sboms_skips_excluded_subtree. Docs updated.
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Minor:validate=True rejects any LicenseRef-* token as an unknown license key, so a component declaring a legal SPDX LicenseRef-Proprietary-1.0 expression loses its licenseDeclared entirely. Special-casing LicenseRef- tokens, or validating against SPDX rules rather than the license list, keeps referenced licenses.
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Fixed in c0401fd. Validation now follows the PEP 639 rules via canonicalize_license_expression(), which accepts LicenseRef- ids. Test: test_cyclonedx_license_expression_keeps_license_ref.
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Minor: The map omits MD5 (and BLAKE3), which CycloneDX emits and SPDX 2.3 supports, so those checksums are dropped without a warning, unlike the documented SHA3-224 omission just below.
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Added MD5 in c0401fd. I left BLAKE3 out on purpose, with a comment: spdx-tools validates BLAKE3 values as at least 256 hex digits, while CycloneDX BLAKE3 hashes are typically 64, so mapping it would produce documents that fail validation.
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Minor:next() without a default turns any future mapping to an id absent from packages into a bare StopIteration with no hint of which component or file caused it. next(..., None) with an explicit error, or the SPDXID-to-package dict from the loop-efficiency comment, makes the failure diagnosable.
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Import non-excluded CycloneDX components from Maturin-generated wheel
SBOMs into Fromager's canonical SPDX document. Relate bundled components
to the wheel with CONTAINS, normalize local PURLs, and preserve the
original CycloneDX files.
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Closes: python-wheel-build#965
Signed-off-by: Martin Prpič <mprpic@redhat.com>
Drop the SHA3-224 hash mapping (not an SPDX 2.3 algorithm), validate
license expressions with the SPDX licensing parser, and skip
non-hexadecimal checksum content so merged CycloneDX components cannot
produce an invalid canonical SBOM.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Martin Prpič <mprpic@redhat.com>
Parenthesize CycloneDX license expressions containing OR before joining
them with AND: SPDX gives AND higher precedence than OR, so combining
"MIT OR Apache-2.0" with "BSD-3-Clause" previously produced
"MIT OR Apache-2.0 AND BSD-3-Clause", which weakens the declaration.
Also use a .test host for the repository_url test fixture per the
coding guidelines.
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Signed-off-by: Martin Prpič <mprpic@redhat.com>
`_is_python_wheel_root()` compared the CycloneDX root to the name and
`versionInfo` of the SPDX wheel entry, which carry `purl.name` and
`purl.version` overrides. Build tools report the real package identity,
so with an override set the root no longer matched, was imported as a
separate package, and the SBOM said the wheel contains itself. Pass the
requirement name and the wheel file name version to
`merge_cyclonedx_sboms()` and compare the root against those instead.
Add a regression test with a `purl.version` override.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <claude@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Martin Prpič <mprpic@redhat.com>
Package SPDX ids now carry a per-document suffix, so the merge can no
longer attach components to a fixed `SPDXRef-wheel` id. Look up the
wheel's id through the document's DESCRIBES relationship instead, as
the `generate_sbom()` docstring recommends.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Martin Prpič <mprpic@redhat.com>
- Reuse only packages the merge created for duplicate components, so
build-reported checksums and licenses never land on fromager's own
wheel or upstream entries; a wheel root may omit name and version.
- Canonicalize license expressions with
`canonicalize_license_expression()` (PEP 639 rules), so lowercase
operators are grouped correctly and `LicenseRef-` ids are kept. This
also drops the import-time `get_spdx_licensing()` call.
- Lowercase checksums and check their digest length, as SPDX 2.3
requires; map MD5.
- Skip non-UTF-8 and deeply nested SBOM files instead of failing the
wheel build.
- Always canonicalize purls, drop unparseable ones, and parse each purl
once per component.
- Skip everything nested under an `excluded` component.
- Index imported packages so the merge is linear in component count.
- Update the `versionchanged` release in the wheel SBOM docs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Martin Prpič <mprpic@redhat.com>
This assertion passes if wheel processing replaces rust.cyclonedx.json but leaves its path in place. Compare json.loads(captured_contents[native_path]) with native_sbom to test the promised preservation. As per path instructions: “Verify test actually tests the intended behavior.”
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Update the SBOM assertion in this test to verify the content at the native SBOM path, not just that the path exists in captured_contents. Parse the captured content as JSON and compare it with native_sbom so the test checks that wheel processing preserves the original SBOM.
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- Line 627: Update the import handling that assigns package["licenseDeclared"]
so each imported LicenseRef identifier is also registered once in
hasExtractedLicensingInfos, using extracted text when available and NOASSERTION
otherwise. Reuse the established _license_fields() behavior for upstream
references, and preserve the declared license expression.
- Line 777: Update the SBOM merge logic that assigns the CONTAINS
relationshipType so required scope alone does not imply containment; use
CONTAINS only when the input establishes that the dependency is bundled, and
preserve applicable dependency relationships for external runtime dependencies.
- Line 492: Update the component identity key built by this return so components
without a PURL use their document’s bom-ref to distinguish otherwise identical
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- Line 759: Update the wheel recognition around `_is_python_wheel_root` so a
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- Around line 499-501: Update the SBOM assertion in this test to verify the
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python3 - <<'PY'import urllib.requesturl = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CycloneDX/cyclonedx-rust-cargo/cargo-cyclonedx-0.5.9/cargo-cyclonedx/src/generator.rs"try: with urllib.request.urlopen(url, timeout=20) as r: lines = r.read().decode().splitlines()except Exception as e: print("FETCH FAILED", url, repr(e))else: print("SOURCE", url) for i, line in enumerate(lines): if any(term in line.lower() for term in ["bom_ref", "purl", "subcomponent", "target_component"]): start, end = max(0,i-7), min(len(lines),i+10) print("\n".join(f"{j+1:4}: {lines[j]}" for j in range(start,end))) print("---")PY
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Keep distinct components that have no PURL.
When two components in one BOM have the same type, group, name, and version but different bom-ref values, the merge can emit one SPDX package and combine their metadata. Use the document’s bom-ref values to distinguish them, while preserving cross-document deduplication where the components can be identified as the same.
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Update the component identity key built by this return so components without a PURL use their document’s bom-ref to distinguish otherwise identical entries within one BOM. Preserve cross-document deduplication when components can still be identified as the same; do not let document-local bom-ref values prevent that match.
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Declare imported LicenseRef identifiers.
A valid CycloneDX expression such as MIT AND LicenseRef-Proprietary-1.0 reaches licenseDeclared, but the merge adds no corresponding entry to hasExtractedLicensingInfos. The written SPDX document then has an unresolved license reference. Register each imported reference once, with extracted text or NOASSERTION, as _license_fields() does for upstream references. SPDX 2.3 requires licensing information for these identifiers. (spdx.github.io)
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Review comment at @src/fromager/sbom.py at line 627:
Update the import handling that assigns package["licenseDeclared"] so each imported LicenseRef identifier is also registered once in hasExtractedLicensingInfos, using extracted text when available and NOASSERTION otherwise. Reuse the established _license_fields() behavior for upstream references, and preserve the declared license expression.
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cat -n src/fromager/sbom.py | sed -n '115,205p'
cat -n src/fromager/sbom.py | sed -n '550,684p'
cat -n tests/test_sbom.py | sed -n '1172,1248p'
Repository: python-wheel-build/fromager
Length of output: 12368
Recognize the wheel outside metadata.component.
If a custom CycloneDX file lists the wheel in components, the merge can import it as a separate package and report that the wheel contains itself. Recognize that wheel without suppressing distinct components identified by a PURL subpath.
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Review comment at @src/fromager/sbom.py at line 759:
Update the wheel recognition around `_is_python_wheel_root` so a wheel listed in CycloneDX `components` is recognized as the root package, not imported as a separate package. Match the wheel’s identity precisely and preserve distinct components whose PURL includes a subpath.
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PyO3 maturin v1.12.0 custom sbom include pyproject tool maturin sbom include
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Sources consulted:
- v1.12.0 — https://github.com/PyO3/maturin/releases/tag/v1.12.0
- v1.11.5...v1.12.0 — https://github.com/PyO3/maturin/compare/v1.11.5...v1.12.0
- Changelog.md — https://github.com/PyO3/maturin/blob/v1.12.4/Changelog.md
- feat: Add PEP 770 SBOM support — GitHub pull request 2980 in PyO3/maturin (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- feat: Add PEP 770 SBOM support — GitHub pull request 2980 in pyo3/maturin (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
Do not infer containment from required scope.
A custom CycloneDX SBOM included by Maturin can list an external runtime dependency. The merge gives it a CONTAINS relationship, even though the wheel does not bundle it. Use containment only when the input establishes it; preserve dependency relationships where applicable.
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Review comment at @src/fromager/sbom.py at line 777:
Update the SBOM merge logic that assigns the CONTAINS relationshipType so required scope alone does not imply containment; use CONTAINS only when the input establishes that the dependency is bundled, and preserve applicable dependency relationships for external runtime dependencies.
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Pull Request Description
What
Import non-excluded CycloneDX components from Maturin-generated wheel SBOMs into Fromager's canonical SPDX document. Relate bundled components to the wheel with CONTAINS, normalize local PURLs, and preserve the original CycloneDX files.
Why
Maturin generates an SBOM for crates bundled in a Python wheel. These components should be represented in Fromager's SBOM as well.
Closes: #965