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Mirrors marketplace.monorepo's sdk-publish.yaml OIDC -> codeartifact login -> npm publish pattern (same IAM role, domain, and repository) instead of publish.ts's --provenance flow, which is npmjs.org-only. Manual (workflow_dispatch) rather than tag-triggered, so it never collides with ci.yml's public-npm release flow. Run it after bumping pkg/dbmate/version.go to a version string that doesn't exist upstream (e.g. "2.35.1-drumwave.1"), so the published version is a clean addition in CodeArtifact rather than colliding with (or needing to take precedence over) whatever CodeArtifact's upstream proxy has already cached from the public registry. Note: this assumes reddrummer-github-actions-runner's IAM trust policy already allows this repo's OIDC subject -- that's owned outside this repo and hasn't been confirmed yet.
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds a manually triggered workflow that builds dbmate binaries for supported platforms, generates and tests scoped TypeScript packages, authenticates with AWS CodeArtifact through OIDC, and publishes the packages. It also updates the release version and indirect Go dependencies. ChangesCodeArtifact release
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new publishing workflow may fail before publishing scoped packages, while its AWS trust and permissions may allow broader access to the shared package repository than intended. These bounded correctness and security risks require owner confirmation or fixes before the workflow is relied on. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GitHubActions
participant AWSCodeArtifact
participant NpmRegistry
GitHubActions->>GitHubActions: Build binaries and generate packages
GitHubActions->>AWSCodeArtifact: Assume IAM role through OIDC
GitHubActions->>AWSCodeArtifact: Log npm into CodeArtifact
GitHubActions->>NpmRegistry: Publish scoped dbmate packages
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In @.github/workflows/publish-codeartifact.yml:
- Line 139: Update the package publication setup used by the job’s npm publish
flow so CodeArtifact allows direct publication for dbmate and `@dbmate/`* packages
by setting their originConfiguration.restrictions.publish policy to ALLOW at the
package or package-group level; keep the existing npm publish "$pkg" behavior
unchanged.
- Around line 66-67: Update every mutable GitHub Actions reference in the
publish workflow, including actions/checkout and actions/setup-go, by replacing
v7 or v8 tags with reviewed full commit SHAs and retaining the corresponding
version in comments. Ensure all five action references are pinned consistently.
- Line 18: Add a job-level permissions block under the build job with contents
limited to read, preserving checkout functionality without granting additional
GITHUB_TOKEN permissions.
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…origin-control - Pin all six mutable action refs (checkout x2, setup-go, upload-artifact, setup-node, download-artifact) to reviewed commit SHAs, matching this org's blanket policy (zizmor unpinned-uses) and marketplace.monorepo's own convention. - Add contents: read to the build job (was inheriting default perms) and persist-credentials: false on both checkouts. - Add a put-package-origin-configuration step before publish: CodeArtifact blocks direct publish of any package name it's fetched from its npm upstream by default (dbmate + @dbmate/* are proxied from npmjs.org today), so without this the publish step fails at the registry, not at npm. Flagged by CodeRabbit as the one Heavy-lift finding — genuinely would have blocked the first real run.
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In @.github/workflows/publish-codeartifact.yml:
- Line 156: Update the CodeArtifact publish command around the --package
argument to split scoped npm names: pass the scope without the @ prefix via
--namespace and the package portion via --package; keep unscoped package names
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golang.org/x/crypto v0.52.0 (an indirect dependency, pulled in via the Google Cloud SDK deps for BigQuery support) is vulnerable to an SSH auth-callback source-address-restriction bypass, fixed upstream in v0.55.0. Confirmed via the built binary's embedded module info that this bump actually takes effect (unlike bumping dbmate's own npm version alone, which doesn't move this indirect dependency at all -- verified separately as a dead end). `go get golang.org/x/crypto@v0.55.0 && go mod tidy` pulled a few other golang.org/x/* transitive bumps along for MVS consistency; nothing in dbmate's own code changed. `go build ./...` and `go vet ./...` are clean, and the built binary now embeds golang.org/x/crypto@v0.55.0 (confirmed via strings on the binary), not v0.52.0. Also bumps the npm package version to 2.35.1-drumwave.1 so this ships as a clean addition in DrumWave's CodeArtifact mirror rather than colliding with (or needing to take precedence over) the real upstream 2.35.1 it already proxies.
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This PR is entirely out of scope for this skill. It's on reddrummer/dbmate (an unrelated fork repo, not marketplace.monorepo), touching: .github/workflows/publish-codeartifact.yml Per the skill's scope guard, I'm stopping the review here rather than attempting a partial one: This PR touches reddrummer/dbmate (CI workflow, go.mod/go.sum, pkg/dbmate/version.go), which is outside the marketplace domain knowledge scope (portfolio-service, pricing-service, offers-service, order-service, cart-service, dsp-api, bi-service, packages/, domain-knowledge/). Cannot perform a domain-grounded review without the relevant knowledge base. Please route this PR to the appropriate domain reviewer (likely whoever owns CI/infra or the dbmate fork itself). |
…names Addresses afrolov-dw's review: publishing dbmate/@dbmate/<platform> with CodeArtifact's origin publish=ALLOW,upstream=ALLOW permanently weakens dependency-confusion protection on the shared common-library-npm repo, and a future real dbmate release would silently win precedence over this patched prerelease build with no green-lockfile signal to catch it. Renaming to @drumwave/dbmate + @drumwave/dbmate-<platform> removes both risks: those names were never fetched from npmjs.org, so origin-control never blocks them. The put-package-origin-configuration step -- along with CodeRabbit's still-open --namespace/--package finding on it -- is now unnecessary and removed entirely. Verified end-to-end locally: `npm run generate` produces the renamed packages, resolveBinary() resolves through node_modules/@drumwave, and the real darwin-arm64 Go binary runs correctly through the full CLI path.
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In @.github/workflows/publish-codeartifact.yml:
- Around line 127-129: Update the IAM configuration documented in the workflow
to restrict the reddrummer-github-actions-runner trust policy subject to
reddrummer/dbmate only, and replace AWSCodeArtifactAdminAccess with the minimum
repository-scoped CodeArtifact permissions required for publishing to
common-library-npm.
In `@typescript/generate.ts`:
- Around line 103-104: The generated package directories from generate.ts do not
match the paths consumed by publish.ts. Update publish.ts to read the generated
dist/@drumwave/dbmate and dist/@drumwave/dbmate-* layout, or adjust generation
to produce the paths publish.ts expects, ensuring npm run publish completes
without missing-directory errors.
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CodeRabbit flagged (correctly) that reddrummer-github-actions-runner is org-wide-trusted with AWSCodeArtifactAdminAccess, so any reddrummer/* repo's CI can already modify anything in common-library-npm. The literal suggested fix -- restrict this role's OIDC subject to reddrummer/dbmate -- would break marketplace.monorepo's sdk-publish.yaml, which depends on this same shared role. Confirmed with SRE this is accepted as-is for now; documenting the tradeoff and the properly-scoped follow-up (a dedicated dbmate OIDC role, matching offers-service/pricing-service/dw-notify's per-repo pattern) inline so it isn't silently forgotten.
CodeRabbit caught a real regression: generate.ts now writes dist/@drumwave/dbmate(-<platform>), but publish.ts (used by this job's tag-triggered `npm run publish` step) still hardcodes the old dist/dbmate / dist/@dbmate paths. A pushed v* tag would crash at readdir("dist/@dbmate"). Rather than patch publish.ts to the new layout, disable the step entirely -- this fork should never auto-publish to public npmjs.org under any name (neither the original dbmate/@dbmate identity, which isn't ours to release under, nor the new @drumwave scope, which has no business on the public registry). Internal releases go through publish-codeartifact.yml instead. Also drops the job's now-unused id-token: write permission (was only there for npm's OIDC provenance publish).
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Summary
.github/workflows/publish-codeartifact.yml, a manual (workflow_dispatch) workflow that publishes this fork'sdbmate+@dbmate/<platform>npm packages to DrumWave's private AWS CodeArtifact repository (drumwave-prod/common-library-npm) instead of the public npm registry.ci.yml's exact build matrix and the samegenerate/teststeps intypescript/— only the publish destination changes.aws codeartifact login→npm publishpatternmarketplace.monorepo's ownsdk-publish.yamluses for@drumwave/mp-internal-sdk/@drumwave/mp-sdk, reusing the same IAM role/domain/repository.Why
marketplace.monorepo's bi-service depends ondbmate, which currently bundles agolang.org/x/cryptoversion affected by CVE-2026-56854 (fixed upstream ingolang.org/x/cryptov0.55.0, but nodbmaterelease has picked it up yet). This fork exists to carry that crypto bump until upstream catches up; this workflow is how the patched build gets published somewheremarketplace.monorepocan actually consume it from.Usage
pkg/dbmate/version.go'sVersionto a string that doesn't exist upstream, e.g.2.35.1-drumwave.1—generate.tsreads the version from that file, not the git tag.workflow_dispatch.Not yet verified
This workflow assumes the
reddrummer-github-actions-runnerIAM role's trust policy already allows OIDC from this repo (reddrummer/dbmate), not justmarketplace.monorepo. That's owned outside this repo — worth confirming with whoever manages it before relying on a real run.Test plan
pkg/dbmate/version.goin a follow-up commit with the crypto fixworkflow_dispatchand confirm packages land in CodeArtifact under the new versionmarketplace.monorepo'sapps/bi-service/package.jsoncan resolve the new version🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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@drumwavescope, including platform-specific binary packages.2.35.1-drumwave.1.