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feat: add check-go-version and report unavailable goVersion - #33
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds Go-version consistency validation across ChangesGo version consistency
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Make as check-go-version target
participant Checker as check-go-version.sh
participant GoMod as go.mod
participant Flake as flake.nix
participant Docker as Dockerfile
Make->>Checker: pass GO_MOD, FLAKE_NIX, and DOCKERFILE
Checker->>GoMod: read Go version
Checker->>Flake: read goVersion
Checker->>Docker: read patch-level tag
Checker->>Make: return validation status
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new validation can report success while overlooking conflicting or invalid Go pins. These parsing gaps should be fixed before relying on the check. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 16.67% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 6 functions across 2 files. (4 skipped: 4 unsupported.) ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1📝 Generate docstrings 💡
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In `@scripts/check-go-version.sh`:
- Line 52: Update the tag extraction regex in the script’s mapfile pipeline to
accept leading whitespace and match Dockerfile FROM instructions
case-insensitively, while preserving existing optional flag and golang image
parsing. Extend the relevant tests in test-check-go-version.sh with lowercase
and indented FROM cases.
- Line 35: Update the version extraction logic in check-go-version.sh to detect
candidate go.mod and flake.nix directives separately from valid matches,
rejecting malformed assignments such as go 1.27.x or non-patch-level goVersion
values instead of ignoring them. Also reject duplicate go directives in go.mod
while preserving the existing duplicate goVersion rejection for flake.nix, and
extend test-check-go-version.sh with malformed-input and duplicate-go.mod cases.
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## What Make the governance workflows reusable, so consumer repos call them from a small stub instead of carrying copies that drift. Closes #38. `scorecard` stays a standalone workflow per repo (decided in #37). ## Why Each consumer carries its own copy of `update-action-pins`, `conventional-commits`, `osv-scanner` and the issue automations. The copies have drifted — `update-action-pins` alone exists in three variants, and dev-kit's own misses `- uses:` spacing and is gated by a `paths` filter, which leaves a required check pending forever on PRs outside those paths. ## Testing - New `scripts/test-update-action-pins.sh` runs the real check extracted from the workflow (via `yq`) against 12 cases: quoted refs, sequence spacing, composite actions, reusable workflows, short SHAs. All pass; the old matcher fails 2 of them. Wired into `test-actions.yml`. - `actionlint` clean on all workflows and on the five README stubs (with a dummy SHA). - `renovate-dev-kit-lock`: the relock step ran on a Solar checkout with the flake input bumped to v2.2.0 (`nix flake lock` relocks only `dev-kit`; a second run commits nothing, so no loop), and the `createCommitOnBranch` payload round-trips `flake.lock`. **Not run end to end**: it needs the org's dev-kit GitHub App (Monday). - Not yet called from another repo — the Solar pilot (opendefensecloud/solution-arsenal#825) is the first real run. ## Notes for reviewers - **One stub per workflow**, not grouped by trigger: a workflow has a single `on:` block and `osv-scanner` runs on PR, push and a schedule, so shared stubs would need `if:` guards and a union of permissions. A single `org-checks.yml` was wanted to get one Renovate PR per dev-kit release instead of one per stub; opendefensecloud/renovate-config#20's `dev-kit` group now delivers that whatever the stub count. - dev-kit runs the workflows on its own events from the same files (`workflow_call` next to the regular triggers). `osv-scanner.yml` is reusable only; dev-kit didn't scan itself before either. - Pins bumped to what consumers already use (semantic-PR v6, checkout v7, add-to-project v2), so switching to the stub doesn't downgrade them. - **Breaking:** `make repo-settings` no longer installs `update-action-pins.yml` — it would recreate the copy the stub replaces. Upgrade path: the stubs in the README's "Governance workflows" section. - **Check names change** to `<stub job> / <called job>`, e.g. `update-action-pins / Check action pins`, `osv-scanner / scan-pr / osv-scan`. Consumers must update `REPO_STATUS_CHECKS` and rerun `make repo-settings` in the same change. - Overlaps with #33 in `test-actions.yml` and `common.mk`; whichever merges second may need a small rebase. - **New: `renovate-dev-kit-lock.yml`.** Renovate's grouped dev-kit PR (opendefensecloud/renovate-config#17/#18) bumps the flake input tag but can't update `flake.lock`, so `nix develop` rewrites it in CI and `diff-check` fails. This workflow commits `nix flake lock` to `renovate/dev-kit` via a GitHub App token and `createCommitOnBranch`: signed by GitHub (`required_signatures`), and it starts CI, which a `GITHUB_TOKEN` push wouldn't. Needs, before merge: - an org GitHub App (Contents: write, Pull requests: read) — done: `dev-kit-bot`, installed on dev-kit and solution-arsenal for now; extended to the other consumers once it proves itself in the pilot - org secrets `DEV_KIT_BOT_APP_CLIENT_ID` and `DEV_KIT_BOT_APP_PRIVATE_KEY` — done, shared with the same two repos - the app's bot email in renovate-config's `gitIgnoredAuthors` — in renovate-config#20 ## Merge order This PR is one step in a sequence; the relock workflow and renovate-config#20's manual `flake.lock` note only look contradictory without it: 1. **opendefensecloud/renovate-config#20** — dev-kit group, weekly lock refresh; the dev-kit PR asks a human for the `flake.lock` commit (interim). 2. ~~#34~~ (merged; this PR is rebased onto it and formatted with its treefmt setup), then **this PR** and **#39** → release **v3.0.0**. The relock workflow ships here, but no consumer calls it yet. 3. **Org GitHub App** (done: `dev-kit-bot`; its bot is in `gitIgnoredAuthors` via renovate-config#20). **opendefensecloud/renovate-config#19** then drops the manual steps. 4. **Rollout** (pilot opendefensecloud/solution-arsenal#825): a consumer adds the relock stub only after renovate-config#20 is merged; before that, the bot commit would make Renovate stop rebasing the branch. ## Not covered here - dev-kit's own pins: no `renovate.json` yet, and dev-kit doesn't call `renovate-auto-approve` itself — that's #40. - dev-kit doesn't scan itself: `osv-scanner.yml` is reusable-only, and dev-kit had no scan before either. No issue yet. ## Checklist - [x] Tests added/updated - [x] No breaking changes (or upgrade path documented above) - [x] Readable commit history (squashed and cleaned up as desired) - [ ] AI code review considered and comments resolved <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Automation** * Governance, commit-check, issue-labeling, project-assignment, and security-scanning workflows can be reused across repositories. * Security scans run on pushes, pull requests, and scheduled events; merge-queue events are no longer included. * Action pin checks cover additional workflow and action reference formats, with automated tests for supported cases. * Renovate pull requests can automatically update the development kit lockfile when needed. * **Documentation** * Added guidance on reusable workflows, permissions, triggers, requirements, and required status checks. * Updated the documented status check for action pin validation. * **Configuration** * Repository setup no longer installs the action pin update workflow. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
The dev shell resolves goVersion from the locked go-overlay, so a freshly released Go patch failed with `attribute '1.27.1' missing` at shell-evaluation time, taking down every workflow before any job ran. It now names the available versions and the fix. check-go-version asserts go.mod, flake.nix and the Dockerfile agree, and requires a patch-level golang tag so Renovate can group it with the other pins. test-actions.yml now triggers on what this repo ships — the composite actions, common.mk, the scripts and the flake — not only on *.sh, and exercises setup-nix so a pin bump cannot reach consumers untested.
A file that is absent is skipped on purpose; one that exists but whose pin cannot be read was skipped too, which hid the drift the check exists to find. Dockerfile instructions are case-insensitive and may be indented, so `from golang:...` and an indented FROM were never seen.
An official tag may carry an OS suffix, so golang:1.25.7-alpine3.22 was rejected as "not patch-level" and, had it passed, would never have compared equal to go.mod. Parse the version out of the tag and compare on that; a non-version tag now says so instead of blaming precision.
A repository can pin Go in a second Dockerfile — ARC already has examples/ocm/Dockerfile — and a check that reads one path would miss it and would need a list somebody has to remember to update. Discover them instead.
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treefmt landed on main while this branch sat unmerged, so its files had never been through shfmt or mdformat. `make fmt` rewrote them in CI and diff-check then failed. Whitespace and table alignment only.
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What
Make a Go version bump fail in one obvious place instead of several obscure ones.
Why
From
artifact-conduit#483: a Renovate Go bump updatesgo.modandflake.nixand leavesthe Dockerfile behind, then CI dies in a workflow that never mentions the wrong file. Two
causes live here:
goVersionfromgo-overlay, whichflake.lockpins. A Go patchreleased after that lock fails as
attribute '1.27.1' missing— at shell-evaluation time,so every job dies before running anything, with a message pointing at the overlay's
internals rather than the fix.
golang:tag never joins Renovate'sgolang version syncgroup, so the builder image silently stays behind.Testing
scripts/test-check-go-version.sh— 8 cases (agreement, each pin lagging, minor-level tag,library without a Dockerfile, two tags in one Dockerfile, nothing to check).
test-setup-nixjob builds the dev shell and asserts thegoVersionguard producesthe readable message.
or/throwprecedence and thelib.versions.majorMinor/hasPrefix/concatStringsSepcalls verified against a real nixpkgs lib.Notes for reviewers
Not just the two fixes.
test-actions.ymlpreviously triggered only on**/*.sh, so apin bump inside
setup-nix/action.ymlchanged what every consuming repo runs without asingle job executing here. Triggers now cover what this repo ships — the composite actions,
common.mk,scripts/, the flake — andtest-setup-nixexercises the action itself.check-go-versionuses the cached-download pattern (ENVTEST_SIDELOAD), notrepo-settings' pipe-to-bash: it is meant for the lint path and must not hit the network onevery run.
Not breaking: the target is new and opt-in, and the flake change only replaces one failure
message with another. Consumers adopt it with a
DEV_KIT_VERSIONbump once this is released.Release version:
feat:, so this wants a minor (v2.3.0). release-drafter defaults topatch and its autolabeler does not match
improvement/…branches, so correct it at publish.Checklist
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New Features
check-go-versionMake target to verify consistent Go versions across project configuration files.Documentation
Tests