release: fail the SBOM job unless every declared runtime dependency is enumerated - #112
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…s enumerated The release SBOM is generated from the installed tree (npm ci against the tag's lockfile) so it describes what a consumer's `npm install` receives. The post-generation check, however, only required `packages[]` to be non-empty, which an SBOM produced from a bare, never-installed tarball satisfies with a single self-describing entry and zero dependencies. Add scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjs (plain Node stdlib, no install) and call it from generate-sbom.sh right after syft writes the SPDX document. It requires a versioned entry for the package itself and for every key of the published package.json `dependencies`, derives its floor from that manifest (never a hardcoded number), and exits 1 listing the missing names. Measured locally with syft 1.51.1 on the v1.0.15 tarball: bare tarball -> 1 package, validator exit 1 (missing zod); after npm ci --omit=dev -> 3 packages, validator exit 0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe SBOM workflow now scans installed production dependencies and validates the generated SPDX document against the published package manifest. The validator checks versioned package coverage and returns distinct usage and validation failures. ChangesSBOM validation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SBOMGeneration
participant SBOMValidator
participant SPDXDocument
participant PackageManifest
SBOMGeneration->>SBOMValidator: Validate generated SBOM
SBOMValidator->>SPDXDocument: Read package entries
SBOMValidator->>PackageManifest: Read package and dependency declarations
SBOMValidator-->>SBOMGeneration: Return success or failure
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The SBOM validation may not be bound to the published package identity, and it can be bypassed in URL-sensitive workspace paths. Resolve these issues before relying on the release check. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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✨ Finishing Touches 💡 2📝 Generate docstrings 💡
🛠️ Fix failing CI checks 💡
🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
✨ Simplify code
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Reviewer's GuideThe release SBOM flow now validates that syft enumerates the published package and every runtime dependency declared by its manifest, preventing an uninstalled-tarball scan from passing with only a self-entry. A stdlib-only Node validator is invoked after generation, derives its required inventory dynamically, and fails with actionable diagnostics while retaining the existing package-count guard. Sequence diagram for release SBOM dependency validationsequenceDiagram
participant Release as Release job
participant NPM as npm
participant Syft as syft
participant Validator as validate-sbom.mjs
participant SBOM as SPDX document
Release->>NPM: ci --omit=dev --ignore-scripts
Release->>Syft: scan dir:${PKG_DIR}
Syft-->>SBOM: Write SPDX packages[]
Release->>Validator: validate --sbom --manifest --name --version
Validator->>SBOM: Read packages[] and versionInfo
Validator->>Validator: declaredDependencies(manifest)
alt package and every declared dependency are versioned
Validator-->>Release: Exit 0: SBOM OK
else dependency entry is missing or unversioned
Validator-->>Release: Exit 1 with ::error:: diagnostics
end
Flow diagram for fail-closed SBOM validationflowchart TD
A[Published package.json and SPDX document] --> B[Read runtime dependency keys]
B --> C[Collect versioned SPDX package entries]
C --> D{Root package and every declared dependency present?}
D -->|Yes| E[Require versioned entry floor: 1 + declared dependencies]
E --> F[SBOM OK]
D -->|No| G[Exit 1 with missing package diagnostics]
H{No declared dependencies?} -->|Without --allow-no-dependencies| I[Exit 1: refuse zero-dependency floor]
H -->|Allowed explicitly| E
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| export function parseArgs(argv) { | ||
| const out = { allowNoDependencies: false }; | ||
| for (let i = 0; i < argv.length; i += 1) { | ||
| const arg = argv[i]; | ||
| if (arg === '--allow-no-dependencies') { out.allowNoDependencies = true; continue; } | ||
| const key = { '--sbom': 'sbom', '--manifest': 'manifest', '--name': 'name', '--version': 'version' }[arg]; | ||
| if (!key) throw new UsageError(`unknown argument: ${arg}`); | ||
| const value = argv[i + 1]; | ||
| if (value === undefined || value.startsWith('--')) throw new UsageError(`${arg} needs a value`); | ||
| out[key] = value; | ||
| i += 1; | ||
| } | ||
| for (const required of ['sbom', 'manifest', 'name', 'version']) { | ||
| if (!out[required]) throw new UsageError(`--${required} is required`); | ||
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💡 Quality: New validator ships with no unit tests despite being designed for them
parseArgs, declaredDependencies, versionedPackages, and validate are all exported as pure stdlib functions with no I/O — clearly structured for unit testing — but the PR adds no test file exercising them (e.g. missing-dependency detection, NOASSERTION/empty versionInfo filtering, the zero-dependency refusal path, or --allow-no-dependencies). A small validate-sbom.test.mjs using node:test/node:assert would catch regressions in this release-gating logic without needing CI's syft/npm setup.
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// scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.test.mjs
import test from 'node:test';
import assert from 'node:assert/strict';
import { validate, declaredDependencies, versionedPackages, ValidationError } from './validate-sbom.mjs';
test('fails when a declared dependency has no versioned SPDX entry', () => {
const spdx = { packages: [{ name: 'pkg', versionInfo: '1.0.0' }] };
const manifest = { dependencies: { zod: '^4.0.0' } };
assert.throws(() => validate({ spdx, manifest, name: 'pkg', version: '1.0.0' }), ValidationError);
});
test('NOASSERTION/empty versionInfo entries do not count', () => {
const spdx = { packages: [{ name: 'zod', versionInfo: 'NOASSERTION' }] };
assert.strictEqual(versionedPackages(spdx).size, 0);
});
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| node "$SCRIPT_DIR/validate-sbom.mjs" \ | ||
| --sbom "$SPDX_RAW" \ | ||
| --manifest "$PKG_DIR/package.json" \ | ||
| --name "$PKG_NAME" \ | ||
| --version "$PKG_VERSION" |
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Suggestion: A valid dependency-free package always fails this workflow because the caller never passes --allow-no-dependencies, making backfills impossible for such releases. [api mismatch]
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In `@scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjs`:
- Around line 87-90: Bind root-package validation to the published manifest: in
scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjs, update the validation around versioned and
manifest handling to use manifest.name and manifest.version as the expected root
identity, or reject CLI --name/--version values that differ from them. In
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metadata or the tag name.
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| const rootVersions = versioned.get(name); | ||
| if (!rootVersions || !rootVersions.has(version)) { | ||
| const seen = rootVersions ? [...rootVersions].join(', ') : 'none'; | ||
| throw new ValidationError(`no versioned entry for the package itself, ${name}@${version} (versions seen: ${seen})`); |
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Bind root-package validation to the published manifest.
scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjs validates the root SPDX entry against --name and --version, but reads only dependencies from --manifest. scripts/sbom/generate-sbom.sh supplies the manifest from the extracted tarball and supplies identity from target-tag metadata. If those identities differ, an SBOM can pass while identifying a different root package than the published artifact.
scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjs#L87-L90: derive the expected root name and version frommanifest, or reject CLI values that differ frommanifest.nameandmanifest.version.scripts/sbom/generate-sbom.sh#L225-L227: derive any retained root-identity arguments from$PKG_DIR/package.json, not the target-tag manifest or tag name.
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In `@scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjs` around lines 87 - 90, Bind root-package
validation to the published manifest: in scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjs, update
the validation around versioned and manifest handling to use manifest.name and
manifest.version as the expected root identity, or reject CLI --name/--version
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| process.stdout.write(`${summary}\nSBOM OK: ${args.name}@${args.version} and every declared runtime dependency are enumerated\n`); | ||
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scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjscan validate a different published manifest when the dependency tree contains the tag-derived identity, weakening the SBOM’s root-package guarantee—bind the expected identity to$PKG_DIR/package.jsonbefore SPDX checks.scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjsmay skipmain()for entrypoint paths containing spaces,#, or%, allowing validation to exit successfully without running—normalize the path before comparing it withimport.meta.url.scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjscan accept malformed dependency fields under--allow-no-dependencies, and whitespace-onlyversionInfocan satisfy version checks; reject invalid manifest shapes and trimversionInfobefore comparison.scripts/sbom/generate-sbom.shexits before producing an SBOM for packages with zero runtime dependencies, while the new validation gate lacks coverage for these branches—add an explicit generator option andnode:testcases for both zero-dependency modes and invalid versions.
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<file name="scripts/sbom/generate-sbom.sh">
<violation number="1" location="scripts/sbom/generate-sbom.sh:223">
P2: When the published package has zero runtime dependencies, this release entrypoint always exits 1 before producing an SBOM because it cannot pass `--allow-no-dependencies`. Expose an explicit generator option and append that validator flag only when enabled, so valid zero-dependency releases can opt in without weakening the default fail-closed behavior.</violation>
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<file name="scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjs">
<violation number="1" location="scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjs:51">
P2: When `--allow-no-dependencies` is used, malformed manifest dependency fields are treated as zero dependencies, allowing a root-only SBOM to pass. Reject non-object or array dependency fields, and non-object manifests, before applying the zero-dependency opt-in.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjs:62">
P2: A whitespace-only `versionInfo` is counted as a real version, allowing an invalid SPDX entry to satisfy the dependency and floor checks. Trim `versionInfo` before comparing it with `NO_VERSION` so whitespace-only values are rejected.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjs:74">
P3: Add `node:test` coverage for missing dependencies, `NOASSERTION`/empty versions, and both zero-dependency modes. This new release gate currently has no automated tests for the branches that decide whether an SBOM passes.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjs:87">
P1: Bind the expected root identity to `$PKG_DIR/package.json` before checking SPDX. Using tag-derived `name` and `version` lets a different published manifest pass if its dependency tree contains the requested identity.</violation>
<violation number="5" location="scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjs:100">
P3: `main()` already writes errors with a leading `::error::sbom: ` prefix (line 143), but these two thrown messages also embed `\n::error::sbom: `. That makes the failure output emit two GitHub workflow annotations: the summary line becomes its own `::error::` (e.g. "142 packages[], 143 distinct ... floor 2") and the actual message becomes a second error. It is also inconsistent with the root check and zero-dependency errors, which do not embed a prefix. Drop the inline `::error::sbom: ` from the thrown messages so exactly one annotation is produced by the catch handler.</violation>
<violation number="6" location="scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjs:138">
P1: Normalize the entrypoint path before comparing it with `import.meta.url`. A space, `#`, or `%` makes the raw path differ from Node’s URL form, so `main()` is skipped and validation exits successfully.</violation>
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participant GHA as GitHub Actions<br/>Release Workflow
participant SH as generate-sbom.sh
participant NPM as npm CLI
participant SYFT as Syft Scanner
participant VAL as validate-sbom.mjs
participant SPDX as SPDX Document<br/>(raw.spdx.json)
participant MAN as Published<br/>package.json
participant OUT as SBOM Artifact
Note over GHA,OUT: Release SBOM Generation and Validation Flow
GHA->>SH: Run generate-sbom.sh (tag ref)
SH->>NPM: npm ci --omit=dev --ignore-scripts
NPM-->>SH: Installed production tree (node_modules)
SH->>SYFT: Scan installed tree directory
SYFT->>SPDX: Generate SPDX JSON (packages[])
SPDX-->>SH: Raw SPDX document
alt packages[] < 1
SH-->>GHA: Exit 1 (existing guard)
else packages[] >= 1
SH->>SH: PKG_COUNT reported to GITHUB_OUTPUT
SH->>VAL: node validate-sbom.mjs --sbom --manifest --name --version
VAL->>SPDX: Read SPDX packages[]
VAL->>MAN: Read published dependencies manifest
SPDX-->>VAL: Package inventory
MAN-->>VAL: Declared dependencies list
alt No dependencies declared (and no --allow-no-dependencies)
VAL-->>SH: Exit 1: refuses floor of 0
SH-->>GHA: ::error:: SBOM validation failed
else Dependencies declared
alt Package itself missing versioned entry
VAL-->>SH: Exit 1: no versioned entry for package
else All declared deps present with valid versions
alt versioned packages < required floor
VAL-->>SH: Exit 1: below required package count
else Validation passes
VAL-->>SH: Exit 0: SBOM OK summary
SH-->>GHA: Stage SBOM for release artifact
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P1: Bind the expected root identity to $PKG_DIR/package.json before checking SPDX. Using tag-derived name and version lets a different published manifest pass if its dependency tree contains the requested identity.
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+ const versioned = versionedPackages(spdx);
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+ if (!rootVersions || !rootVersions.has(version)) {
+ const seen = rootVersions ? [...rootVersions].join(', ') : 'none';
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P1: Normalize the entrypoint path before comparing it with import.meta.url. A space, #, or % makes the raw path differ from Node’s URL form, so main() is skipped and validation exits successfully.
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+ process.stdout.write(`${summary}\nSBOM OK: ${args.name}@${args.version} and every declared runtime dependency are enumerated\n`);
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P2: When the published package has zero runtime dependencies, this release entrypoint always exits 1 before producing an SBOM because it cannot pass --allow-no-dependencies. Expose an explicit generator option and append that validator flag only when enabled, so valid zero-dependency releases can opt in without weakening the default fail-closed behavior.
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<comment>When the published package has zero runtime dependencies, this release entrypoint always exits 1 before producing an SBOM because it cannot pass `--allow-no-dependencies`. Expose an explicit generator option and append that validator flag only when enabled, so valid zero-dependency releases can opt in without weakening the default fail-closed behavior.</comment>
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@@ -206,6 +207,25 @@ if [[ "$PKG_COUNT" -lt 1 ]]; then
+# manifest, never hardcoded, so it tracks dependency changes on its own.
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
+node "$SCRIPT_DIR/validate-sbom.mjs" \
+ --sbom "$SPDX_RAW" \
+ --manifest "$PKG_DIR/package.json" \
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| const found = new Map(); | ||
| for (const pkg of Array.isArray(spdx?.packages) ? spdx.packages : []) { | ||
| const name = typeof pkg?.name === 'string' ? pkg.name : ''; | ||
| const version = typeof pkg?.versionInfo === 'string' ? pkg.versionInfo : ''; |
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P2: A whitespace-only versionInfo is counted as a real version, allowing an invalid SPDX entry to satisfy the dependency and floor checks. Trim versionInfo before comparing it with NO_VERSION so whitespace-only values are rejected.
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<comment>A whitespace-only `versionInfo` is counted as a real version, allowing an invalid SPDX entry to satisfy the dependency and floor checks. Trim `versionInfo` before comparing it with `NO_VERSION` so whitespace-only values are rejected.</comment>
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+ const found = new Map();
+ for (const pkg of Array.isArray(spdx?.packages) ? spdx.packages : []) {
+ const name = typeof pkg?.name === 'string' ? pkg.name : '';
+ const version = typeof pkg?.versionInfo === 'string' ? pkg.versionInfo : '';
+ if (!name || NO_VERSION.has(version)) continue;
+ if (!found.has(name)) found.set(name, new Set());
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| const version = typeof pkg?.versionInfo === 'string' ? pkg.versionInfo : ''; | |
| const version = typeof pkg?.versionInfo === 'string' ? pkg.versionInfo.trim() : ''; |
| const deps = manifest && typeof manifest.dependencies === 'object' && manifest.dependencies !== null | ||
| ? manifest.dependencies | ||
| : {}; | ||
| return Object.keys(deps).sort(); |
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P2: When --allow-no-dependencies is used, malformed manifest dependency fields are treated as zero dependencies, allowing a root-only SBOM to pass. Reject non-object or array dependency fields, and non-object manifests, before applying the zero-dependency opt-in.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjs, line 51:
<comment>When `--allow-no-dependencies` is used, malformed manifest dependency fields are treated as zero dependencies, allowing a root-only SBOM to pass. Reject non-object or array dependency fields, and non-object manifests, before applying the zero-dependency opt-in.</comment>
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+
+/** Names of the runtime dependencies the published manifest declares. */
+export function declaredDependencies(manifest) {
+ const deps = manifest && typeof manifest.dependencies === 'object' && manifest.dependencies !== null
+ ? manifest.dependencies
+ : {};
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| const deps = manifest && typeof manifest.dependencies === 'object' && manifest.dependencies !== null | |
| ? manifest.dependencies | |
| : {}; | |
| return Object.keys(deps).sort(); | |
| if (!manifest || typeof manifest !== 'object' || Array.isArray(manifest)) { | |
| throw new UsageError('package manifest must be a JSON object'); | |
| } | |
| const deps = manifest.dependencies ?? {}; | |
| if (typeof deps !== 'object' || deps === null || Array.isArray(deps)) { | |
| throw new UsageError('package manifest dependencies must be an object'); | |
| } | |
| return Object.keys(deps).sort(); |
| `floor ${floor} (${name} + ${declared.length} declared runtime deps${declared.length ? `: ${declared.join(', ')}` : ''})`; | ||
| if (missing.length > 0) { | ||
| throw new ValidationError( | ||
| `${summary}\n::error::sbom: no versioned entry for declared runtime dependency(ies): ${missing.join(', ')} ` + |
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P3: main() already writes errors with a leading ::error::sbom: prefix (line 143), but these two thrown messages also embed \n::error::sbom: . That makes the failure output emit two GitHub workflow annotations: the summary line becomes its own ::error:: (e.g. "142 packages[], 143 distinct ... floor 2") and the actual message becomes a second error. It is also inconsistent with the root check and zero-dependency errors, which do not embed a prefix. Drop the inline ::error::sbom: from the thrown messages so exactly one annotation is produced by the catch handler.
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<comment>`main()` already writes errors with a leading `::error::sbom: ` prefix (line 143), but these two thrown messages also embed `\n::error::sbom: `. That makes the failure output emit two GitHub workflow annotations: the summary line becomes its own `::error::` (e.g. "142 packages[], 143 distinct ... floor 2") and the actual message becomes a second error. It is also inconsistent with the root check and zero-dependency errors, which do not embed a prefix. Drop the inline `::error::sbom: ` from the thrown messages so exactly one annotation is produced by the catch handler.</comment>
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+ `floor ${floor} (${name} + ${declared.length} declared runtime deps${declared.length ? `: ${declared.join(', ')}` : ''})`;
+ if (missing.length > 0) {
+ throw new ValidationError(
+ `${summary}\n::error::sbom: no versioned entry for declared runtime dependency(ies): ${missing.join(', ')} ` +
+ '-- syft likely scanned an uninstalled tree',
+ );
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| * Validate that `spdx` enumerates `name@version` and every dependency `manifest` declares. | ||
| * Returns a one-line summary on success; throws ValidationError otherwise. | ||
| */ | ||
| export function validate({ spdx, manifest, name, version, allowNoDependencies = false }) { |
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P3: Add node:test coverage for missing dependencies, NOASSERTION/empty versions, and both zero-dependency modes. This new release gate currently has no automated tests for the branches that decide whether an SBOM passes.
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<comment>Add `node:test` coverage for missing dependencies, `NOASSERTION`/empty versions, and both zero-dependency modes. This new release gate currently has no automated tests for the branches that decide whether an SBOM passes.</comment>
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+ * Validate that `spdx` enumerates `name@version` and every dependency `manifest` declares.
+ * Returns a one-line summary on success; throws ValidationError otherwise.
+ */
+export function validate({ spdx, manifest, name, version, allowNoDependencies = false }) {
+ const packages = Array.isArray(spdx?.packages) ? spdx.packages : [];
+ if (packages.length === 0) throw new ValidationError('SPDX document has an empty packages[] array');
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What
The release SBOM job already installs the locked production dependency tree (
npm ci --omit=dev --ignore-scriptsagainst the tag lockfile) before running syft, so the document describes what a consumer ofnpm install @wave-av/adkactually receives. The check that ran afterwards, however, only requiredpackages[]to be non-empty. An SBOM generated from a bare, never-installed tarball satisfies that with a single self-describing entry and zero dependencies, so a regression back to scanning an uninstalled tree would have shipped silently.This PR adds
scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjs(plain Node stdlib:node:fs,node:path; no install, no network, no new dependency) and calls it fromgenerate-sbom.shimmediately after syft writes the SPDX document. The validator:package.jsonand takes itsdependencieskeys as the declared runtime set, so the floor tracks the manifest and is never a hardcoded number;@wave-av/adk@<version>) and for every declared dependency name (entries with a missing, empty, orNOASSERTIONversionInfodo not count);1 + declareddistinct versioned entries;--allow-no-dependenciesis passed explicitly;::error::line that names the missing packages, 2 on unusable inputs.The existing
packages[] >= 1guard stays becausePKG_COUNTis still reported inGITHUB_OUTPUT. The validator sits next to the shell script and is resolved viadirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}", so it is present on the workflow ref even when a backfill run targets a tag that predates this change (the workflow deliberately does not check out the target tag). No workflow YAML changes.Local receipts (GitHub Actions is billing-locked, so nothing ran in CI)
Measured on this branch with syft 1.51.1, Node 22, against the real
v1.0.15tag lockfile and the real@wave-av/adk@1.0.15tarball from registry.npmjs.org:Also:
bash -n scripts/sbom/*.shclean;node --check scripts/sbom/validate-sbom.mjsclean;actionlint .github/workflows/*.ymlreports only a pre-existing info-level SC2016 ingovernance-enforce.yml, a file this PR does not touch.Why it matters
An SBOM that enumerates only the top-level package is a claim, not an inventory. The per-name check makes the release job fail loudly if the installed tree ever stops being what syft scans, instead of attaching a document that looks present but says nothing.
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Fail release SBOM generation when the published package or any declared runtime dependency is missing from the versioned SPDX inventory.
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Ensure release SBOMs fully describe the dependencies shipped to consumers
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✅ Complete dependency inventories in published SBOMs✅ Fewer releases with misleading dependency data✅ Clearer SBOM validation failures💡 Usage Guide
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