ci(security): remove duplicate dependency review workflow - #1539
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Replace this repo's hand-written dependency-review.yml (harden-runner step, comment-summary-in-pr: never, moderate severity, multi-branch trigger) with a thin caller into ContextualWisdomLab/.github's reusable workflow, preserving this repo's exact original policy. The harden-runner step and comment_summary_in_pr input this repo needed were added to the central workflow specifically because of this repo's own original design (see ContextualWisdomLab/.github#1732) -- this repo is the reason those two features exist centrally, not just a consumer of an unrelated change. Drops the redundant job-level permissions: block (workflow-level already covers it) and the informational "Log dependency review policy" step (no policy value beyond what the underlying action itself reports). See ContextualWisdomLab/.github#1724, #1728, #1732 and their docs/adr/0024-.../docs/doctoring/dependency-review-reusable-workflow- consolidation.md for the full audit and design rationale. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe dependency review job now delegates to a pinned central reusable workflow. It uses moderate severity handling, disables PR comment summaries, and declares read-only permissions. The governance test validates the workflow reference, SHA pinning, and permissions. ChangesDependency review workflow
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The centralized dependency-review caller is configured with read-only permissions and expected inputs, but its governance test does not fully protect those settings from future drift. Strengthen the test before merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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Fresh live execution found a real caller-contract defect on exact head The canonical permissions:
contents: read
pull-requests: readat caller workflow scope while keeping the immutable central pin, |
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PR governance metadata gate is not ready for
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workflow test assertions Two independently-found real gaps in the migration to the central reusable dependency-review.yml: 1. This caller had no permissions: block at all (CodeQL: workflow does not contain permissions). GitHub reusable workflows cannot elevate GITHUB_TOKEN permissions through the call chain, so without this the job ran with the repo's broader default token permissions instead of the minimal contents/pull-requests read the central workflow needs. Added an explicit read-only permissions block matching the other consumer repos. 2. test_stepsecurity_remediation_adds_pinned_audit_hardening still asserted the OLD standalone workflow's internals (a direct dependency-review-action pin, BASE_REF/HEAD_REF env vars, a specific step-name split) even though the comment directly above it already said dependency-review is centralized and "intentionally not duplicated locally" (Devin Review). The migrated file is a thin workflow_call caller with none of that -- the assertions were simply never updated to match. Replaced them with checks on the caller shape that actually matters: it calls the central reusable workflow, pinned to a full 40-character commit SHA (not a mutable ref), with the read-only permissions block from fix 1. Full backend suite: 1807 passed, 32 skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@backend/tests/test_release_governance.py`:
- Around line 412-421: Update the dependency review workflow assertions in the
relevant test to parse the workflow YAML and compare the complete caller
configuration: exact permissions, the pinned uses value, and the expected with
mappings including fail_on_severity and comment_summary_in_pr. Replace the
current substring and regex checks with structured equality assertions.
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CodeRabbit on #1539: the substring/regex checks for dependency-review.yml's reusable-workflow caller shape pass even if a write permission is added alongside the read ones, and say nothing about fail_on_severity or comment_summary_in_pr regressing to a weaker value. Parse the workflow YAML and assert the exact permissions mapping and with: mapping instead of scanning for substrings. Verified the new assertions against the actual file content directly before committing, then ran the full backend suite with CI's exact invocation (hash-pinned install, PYTHONWARNINGS=error): 1806 passed, 33 skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The organization-required Security Scan already owns the exact-base/head dependency-review hard gate and check context. Remove the redundant local caller and keep a repository contract that central ownership remains explicit. Signed-off-by: Seongho Bae <me@seonghobae.me>
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Current exact state
develop@042b0c70531b229af3acbd0421a2f23098d848b3acd8a8412475a38a86c2749958b59e589de6d1e6.github/workflows/dependency-review.ymland update the release-governance contract testThis lane removes the duplicate repository-local dependency-review execution while retaining the merge-authoritative
dependency-reviewcontext through the central Security Scan owner path. The live protected ruleset still requires thedependency-reviewcontext; the central owner must therefore produce that exact-head evidence before this deletion can land. Do not reintroduce a local duplicate merely to manufacture a status.Retained author-side source evidence: release-governance suite 36 passed, actionlint passed, diff check passed, and the current branch-head commit is signature-verified. Those results do not replace hosted current-head evidence.
The live Naruon governance layer currently also requires one approving review, stale-review dismissal, review-thread resolution and last-push approval with no bypass actor. The central solo-maintainer satisfiability defect is tracked at
ContextualWisdomLab/.github#772; Naruon remains fail closed rather than self-approving or treating a bot/model as a human.Keep Draft until the unchanged exact head has the central replacement
dependency-reviewplus every other then-live required check terminal-success, zero valid unresolved findings, and effective governance has a legitimate satisfiable path. No dummy requeue commit, gate weakening, self-approval, bypass, force-push, destructive rebase, or predecessor evidence transfer.