Feat(profile/psa): extract and consolidate PSA profile package and removes PSA/CCA-specific types from COMID #253
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feat(profiles/psa): extract and consolidate PSA logic into profile package Signed-off-by: Abhishek kumar <abhirajabhi312@gmail.com>
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thomas-fossati
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Looks great. Thanks for all your careful work!
I was expecting this PR to contain the PSA-08 implementation and was a little disoriented at first. I now understand that this is a significant restructuring of the existing logic (pre-08), and I'm looking forward to seeing the next steps!
Could you please fix the organisation of the commits and the messages? (In particular, I believe there are no new features here, so the feat label should not be used in the headings.
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Hey Thomas, thanks for the review! You’re right, this PR is focused on restructuring existing logic, not new features. I’ll clean up the commit messages and squash/rewrite the commit history accordingly. |
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The Headers in all files should be reflected upto 2026, now!
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ok i'll fix this and amend with psa commit
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Started reviewing, will finish by end of day today! |
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| // Register PSA-specific ClassID factory (psa.impl-id) | ||
| // CBOR tag 560 is already registered for TaggedBytes in comid/cbor.go |
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@abhiraj-ku I do not see the tag 560 been applied as you are NOT instantiating ImplID as Tagged Bytes in the Methoid NewImplIDClassID).
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The new Interface functions for Instatiating ClassID using ImplID needs to be re-written to claim that TaggedBytes are used instead:
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| class := comid.NewClassBytes(implID) |
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This approach should be used when instantiating ClassID using Implementation ID
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A note on commit messages:
- do not capitalize the classification tag, so
featnotFeat(note: you generally should capilize the initial word of the title, but classification tags are an exception, in the same way as you wouldn't capilize a variable name (if it's not capitalized in code) even if its the first word in a sentence.) - Keep the commit message titles (i.e. the inital line of the message) short, and use the commit body to fully describe the change, rather than trying to put everything into the commit title. (note: the common advice is the 50/72 rule, i.e. the title should be at most 50 characters, and the commit body should be formatted to 72-column lines.
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| type IClassIDValue interface { |
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Why was this moved below SetUUID and GetUUID mothod definitions? Please revert to the original location.
| // RegisterClassIDFactory registers a new IClassIDValue factory without registering | ||
| // a CBOR tag. Use this when the underlying CBOR tag is already registered (e.g., for | ||
| // profile-specific types that reuse existing CBOR tags). | ||
| func RegisterClassIDFactory(factory IClassIDFactory) error { |
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This doesn't seem right. A CBOR tag identifies the type. You cannot have the same tag map to different types. And a profile cannot "re-use" a tag for a different type. This will cause problems.
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Agreed—one tag must map to one type. The factory was a leftover from exploring profile conveniences; I’ve removed it and will push the fix with the other requested changes
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I'm not sure what these asserts are testing? Since all the inputs are known, you should be comparing to the exact expected output, not just that output features square brackets.
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| func Test_UEID_Empty(t *testing.T) { |
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| func Test_UEID_Empty(t *testing.T) { | |
| func TestUEID_Empty(t *testing.T) { |
| // NOTE: Test skipped because CBOR test files contain PSA-specific types (tag 601) | ||
| // that are now registered only in profiles/psa, not in the base comid package. | ||
| // TODO: Regenerate CBOR test files using generic types (UUID, bytes, etc.) | ||
| t.Skip("Test uses PSA-specific CBOR tags in test data; regenerate with generic types") |
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Instead of skipping, you should update the offending inputs to not include the now-obsolete types (since which just need a valid CoRIM for this, you can replace them with any valid alteranative, e.g. a UUID instead of PSA ImplID).
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| var decoded UnsignedCorim | ||
| err = decoded.FromJSON(jsonData) | ||
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In addition to making sure that there is no error, you should also check to make sure that decoded is what you expect (i.e. you can do this by comparing some if its fields to the equivalents inside valid)
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| // Copyright 2025 Contributors to the Veraison project. | ||
| // SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 |
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Copyright header should be above package declaration (it should be the first two lines of the file). Also, the year now needs updating.
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| const ImplIDType = "psa.impl-id" |
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You should be getting rid of this type. The implementation ID should now be represented by TaggedBytes, not a custom type. The addtional validation should be done as on top of the type via the validation methods (which you are already doing).
This also means yo do not need the (broken) factory registration function above.
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| // TriplesExtensions carries PSA-specific fields and constraints for Triples | ||
| type TriplesExtensions struct { | ||
| PsaSwRelTriples *PsaSwRelTriples `cbor:"5,keyasint,omitempty" json:"psa-swrel-triples,omitempty"` |
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Why is this field necessary? You should not be defining any extension fields -- you just want the extension for its validation methods. (Also, code point 5 clashes with domain-membership-triple-record define by the CoRIM draft).
This PR consolidates PSA logic into the profiles package and removes PSA/CCA-specific COMID types to simplify and generalize the implementation. It reduces profile-specific coupling, and updates test fixtures accordingly, improving maintainability and extensibility for future profiles.