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fix(deploy): pin the devcontainer and chart images to tag@sha256 digests - #1011
This PR pins every container image reference that HISS-11 flagged to tag@sha256. That covers the devcontainer base image and the api and worker images in the Chart.yaml artifacthub.io/images annotation. A planted unpinned reference now fails make deploy-verify.
deploy/helm/snatcharr/Chart.yaml: snatcharr-api:0.8.1@sha256:555df741… and snatcharr-worker:0.8.1@sha256:6f1649ba…, the published 0.8.1 images.
All three digests were read from their registries with docker buildx imagetools inspect (a read-only lookup).
tools/deploy/chart_checks.sh chart splits tag@digest and requires a full lower-case sha256 digest on both images.
tools/deploy/chart_checks_test.sh plants three refused cases: an unpinned reference, a short digest and an upper-case digest.
Evidence
sh tools/deploy/chart_checks_test.sh: rc 0, with all 3 new cases refused.
Mutation proof: a copy of the check with the digest rule removed fails the test on chart_unpinned, chart_short_digest and chart_upper_digest.
Planted real chart: the api digest is stripped from the real Chart.yaml and the check exits 1.
make deploy-verify: rc 0.
Pre-commit hiss-audit with the repository-pinned engine (.config/lefthook/engine.sh audit --offline): passed.
The newer praetorctl on PATH stops earlier, at the tools/apicompat/gate/main.go refresh notice. That is an adoption refresh that predates this change, and it is tracked separately.
Known follow-up
release-please still bumps only the tag inside the x-release-please block. The next release PR will therefore keep the 0.8.1 digest behind the new tag, and chart_checks.sh accepts that because the digest is well formed. How the release flow refreshes the digest is a pending decision. release-please-config.json and release-build.yml are unchanged here.
Pre-Merge Verification Checklist
Local verification passed: make deploy-verify (the only gate these files touch)
No new HISS / NASA Power-of-10 infractions (all new/modified functions $\le 60$ LOC)
3D Tests included (Positive, Negative, Boundary) for public APIs
Agent contexts in sync: standardsctl compile-context --verify
Commit messages adhere to Conventional Commits format
Summary by Sourcery
Pin deployment-related container images to immutable digests and enforce digest validation in chart checks.
Bug Fixes:
Pin the devcontainer base image and Helm chart API and worker images to immutable tag@sha256 references.
Enhancements:
Require full lower-case SHA-256 digests for chart image references during deployment verification.
Tests:
Add coverage for unpinned, short, and upper-case image digest references.
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Chores
Pinned container images to specific SHA-256 digests for more consistent builds and deployments.
Updated deployment checks to require both API and worker images to use the current application version and a valid digest.
Added checks for missing, incomplete, or incorrectly formatted image digests.
HISS-11 refuses a container image reference without an immutable
digest. The devcontainer base image and the artifacthub.io/images api
and worker references in Chart.yaml carried only a tag. Each now carries
the digest read from its registry (read-only lookup with
docker buildx imagetools inspect).
chart_checks.sh chart now splits tag@digest and requires a full
lower-case sha256 digest on both images; chart_checks_test.sh plants an
unpinned, a short and an upper-case digest, which a mutant check
without the digest rule accepts.
release-please still bumps only the tag in Chart.yaml, so the next
release PR leaves the 0.8.1 digest behind a new tag. The release-flow
shape that refreshes it is queued for a decision; release-please and
release-build stay unchanged here.
Signed-off-by: lusoris <lusoris@proton.me>
Pins all HISS-11-flagged container references to registry-resolved tag@sha256 digests and enforces that format in chart validation. The accompanying tests verify valid pinned references and reject unpinned or noncanonical digests; deployment verification passes, while digest refresh behavior for future release-please tag bumps remains a documented follow-up.
Flow diagram for digest-pinned chart validation
flowchart TD
A[Chart.yaml image references] --> B{Two api and worker images present}
B -->|yes| C[Extract tag and digest]
B -->|no| F[Reject chart]
C --> D{sha256 digest has 64 lowercase hex characters}
D -->|yes| E{Tag matches appVersion}
D -->|no| F
E -->|yes| G[Accept deploy verification]
E -->|no| F
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Pins the devcontainer base image and published Helm chart image references to immutable tag-plus-digest forms.
Adds the registry-resolved SHA-256 digest to the devcontainer base image.
Adds full lower-case SHA-256 digests to the API and worker Artifact Hub image annotations for version 0.8.1.
Strengthens chart validation so both declared images must use a complete lower-case SHA-256 digest.
Parses references into tag and digest components before comparing the tag to appVersion.
Rejects missing, short, malformed, or upper-case digests while preserving the exact image-count and API/worker checks.
Updates validation output and documentation to report digest pinning.
tools/deploy/chart_checks.sh
Expands chart-check tests with negative coverage for digest-pin enforcement.
Updates valid fixtures to use a shared full digest.
Adds refused cases for an unpinned image, a short digest, and an upper-case digest.
tools/deploy/chart_checks_test.sh
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The devcontainer base image and Helm chart API and worker images now use SHA-256 digests. The chart check validates that both chart images use the APP_VERSION tag and a full lowercase SHA-256 digest.
Changes: Devcontainer Base Image
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Pin the devcontainer base image .devcontainer/snatcharr/devcontainer.json
The Bookworm base image reference now includes a specific SHA-256 digest.
Helm Chart Image References
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Pin and validate chart images deploy/helm/snatcharr/Chart.yaml, tools/deploy/chart_checks.sh, tools/deploy/chart_checks_test.sh
The API and worker image references now include SHA-256 digests. The chart check requires exactly two images, one API and one worker, with tags matching APP_VERSION and 64-character lowercase SHA-256 digests. Tests include missing, short, and uppercase digest cases.
lusoris/SnatchArr#957: Updates the same Helm chart API and worker image tags that this change pins with digests.
lusoris/SnatchArr#1005: Updates the same Helm chart image references to release 0.8.2; this change enforces digest-pinned references.
lusoris/SnatchArr#981: Updates API and worker image references in the Compose deployment with tag-and-digest pins.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 3906e
Pinning images by digest is an improvement. The chart image annotations will point at the 0.8.1 images after the next release unless the release flow refreshes the digests. The author has flagged this as a pending follow-up. Resolve it before or soon after merge so that published chart metadata matches released images.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 3906e
The development-container pin improves image reproducibility without expanding privileges. The main remaining risk is release metadata drift: a newer chart can retain older image digests while validation succeeds. Default Helm workload image selection is unchanged.
Retained concerns
Low · security · inferred: The newly pinned annotation digests lack a release-refresh contract. With the configured tag updates, a later release can retain the older digest and still pass validation and publication. Consumers using that annotation reference would select the older immutable image despite the newer tag, creating release-identity drift. This does not alter default Helm pod image selection.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The introduced release-drift exposure is bounded to published API/worker image metadata and consumers that use those references. It does not propagate through the default Helm image-selection path. The development-container change pins the same named base-image source without changing its configured user or lifecycle command.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — A normal tag update can leave the stored digest selecting an older image while the validator reports the reference as current. This is a release-identity control gap, not a demonstrated remote exploit. No claim is made that the current pinned images are malicious or vulnerable, or that an external consumer currently relies on this metadata.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The existing release workflow signs and attests build-produced image digests and verifies release artifacts against those outputs. These controls authenticate the produced artifacts independently of the annotation, so they do not demonstrate that the annotated digest belongs to the advertised release.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
inferred — A failed image job blocks chart publication in the same run, providing partial-failure containment. A later successful retry still packages the persisted annotation without reconciliation. External concurrency and rollback reconciliation remain unknown, so recovery cannot be assumed to repair stale metadata.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Assign annotation-digest ownership to the release publisher: populate the annotation from the same API/worker build outputs before chart packaging and signing, and reject mismatches. Make regeneration repeatable for retries and rebuilds rather than relying on version-tag substitution.
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Pull Request Overview
✅ No blocking issues noticed
No blocking findings were identified. The main residual risks are that digest validation is syntactic rather than tag-correlated and that devcontainer pinning lacks an automated test.
About this PR
Consider adding validation that confirms each digest corresponds to its referenced tag, so future release updates cannot silently create tag/digest mismatches.
Add an automated check covering the devcontainer image pin alongside the chart image checks.
Test suggestions
A valid chart containing current API and worker tag@sha256 references passes.
An unpinned image reference is rejected.
A short digest is rejected.
An uppercase digest is rejected.
Both the devcontainer image and chart image references are pinned.
A syntactically valid digest that does not correspond to the referenced tag is rejected or detected.
Prompt proposal for missing tests
Consider implementing these tests if applicable:
1. Both the devcontainer image and chart image references are pinned.
2. A syntactically valid digest that does not correspond to the referenced tag is rejected or detected.
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Hey - I've found 2 issues
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="deploy/helm/snatcharr/Chart.yaml"line_range="32" />
<code_context>
artifacthub.io/images: |
- name: snatcharr-api
- image: ghcr.io/lusoris/snatcharr-api:0.8.1+ image: ghcr.io/lusoris/snatcharr-api:0.8.1@sha256:555df7419e647ea4f0bc25bfed0e6890dab43ed0e3250dc311897d5074006d49- name: snatcharr-worker
- image: ghcr.io/lusoris/snatcharr-worker:0.8.1
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Workloads use mutable images**
When users install or upgrade with default image values, the image helpers render `repository:appVersion` and ignore the Artifact Hub annotation, so Kubernetes pulls tag-only images that can resolve to different content over time. The chart check validates the annotation, not the workload images.
Use digest-pinned image references in the workload defaults and have the chart check verify the rendered workload images.
Also at `deploy/helm/snatcharr/Chart.yaml:33-35`, `tools/deploy/chart_checks.sh:104-105`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<locationpath="deploy/helm/snatcharr/Chart.yaml"line_range="32" />
<code_context>
artifacthub.io/images: |
- name: snatcharr-api
- image: ghcr.io/lusoris/snatcharr-api:0.8.1+ image: ghcr.io/lusoris/snatcharr-api:0.8.1@sha256:555df7419e647ea4f0bc25bfed0e6890dab43ed0e3250dc311897d5074006d49- name: snatcharr-worker
- image: ghcr.io/lusoris/snatcharr-worker:0.8.1
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**New releases advertise old images**
When release-please advances the chart version and image tags without refreshing their digests, `chart_checks.sh` checks tag equality and digest syntax but not that the digest belongs to the tag, so verification passes while Artifact Hub references the previous release’s image content.
Refresh each digest with its image on release and make the chart check reject stale tag/digest pairs.
Also at `deploy/helm/snatcharr/Chart.yaml:33-34`, `tools/deploy/chart_checks.sh:104-106`.
</issue_to_address>
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Review comments at @deploy/helm/snatcharr/Chart.yaml:
- Around line 32-34: Update the chart release flow for the snatcharr-api and
snatcharr-worker image references so it inserts the corresponding digests
produced by the release image jobs into the packaged Chart.yaml, rather than
retaining stale digests. Verify each digest matches its image before publishing
the chart.
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- secrets gate: resolve config path to absolute only for the default config,
preserving explicit --config paths relative to the repository root; return
exitIncomplete when findings exceed MaxJudgedFindings (#1023)
- chart build: inject actual image digests into Chart.yaml annotations before
helm package, with format validation and full-reference grep guard (#1011)
- block_evasion.py brace-expansion gap filed upstream as
engine-block-evasion-brace-20261107 (#1023)
Signed-off-by: lusoris <lusoris@proton.me>
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Description
This PR pins every container image reference that HISS-11 flagged to
tag@sha256. That covers the devcontainer base image and the api and worker images in the Chart.yamlartifacthub.io/imagesannotation. A planted unpinned reference now failsmake deploy-verify..devcontainer/snatcharr/devcontainer.json:mcr.microsoft.com/devcontainers/base:bookworm@sha256:99f5250d…deploy/helm/snatcharr/Chart.yaml:snatcharr-api:0.8.1@sha256:555df741…andsnatcharr-worker:0.8.1@sha256:6f1649ba…, the published 0.8.1 images.docker buildx imagetools inspect(a read-only lookup).tools/deploy/chart_checks.sh chartsplitstag@digestand requires a full lower-case sha256 digest on both images.tools/deploy/chart_checks_test.shplants three refused cases: an unpinned reference, a short digest and an upper-case digest.Evidence
sh tools/deploy/chart_checks_test.sh: rc 0, with all 3 new cases refused.chart_unpinned,chart_short_digestandchart_upper_digest.make deploy-verify: rc 0.hiss-auditwith the repository-pinned engine (.config/lefthook/engine.sh audit --offline): passed.praetorctlon PATH stops earlier, at thetools/apicompat/gate/main.gorefresh notice. That is an adoption refresh that predates this change, and it is tracked separately.Known follow-up
release-please still bumps only the tag inside the
x-release-pleaseblock. The next release PR will therefore keep the 0.8.1 digest behind the new tag, andchart_checks.shaccepts that because the digest is well formed. How the release flow refreshes the digest is a pending decision.release-please-config.jsonandrelease-build.ymlare unchanged here.Pre-Merge Verification Checklist
make deploy-verify(the only gate these files touch)standardsctl compile-context --verifySummary by Sourcery
Pin deployment-related container images to immutable digests and enforce digest validation in chart checks.
Bug Fixes:
Enhancements:
Tests:
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