Add referenced-image signing to sign_existing_releases hack - #3313
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Extend the standalone sign_existing_releases.py tool to optionally sign the component images referenced by a release payload, in addition to (or instead of) the release images themselves. Add a --sign-release yes|no|only option mirroring the sigstore-sign pipeline: yes sign release images and referenced components (default) only sign only the release images no sign only the referenced component images Referenced components are discovered by spidering each payload with `oc adm release info -o json` (via SigstoreSignatory.discover_component_images) and signed with digest identity only. main_async is restructured into the same four-phase flow the pipeline uses. A warning is emitted for -multi pullspecs, whose `oc adm release info` output only covers one arch's references. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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participant CLI
participant main_async
participant sign_release_pullspec
participant Signatory
CLI->>main_async: pass pullspecs and sign_release
main_async->>sign_release_pullspec: process each pullspec sequentially
sign_release_pullspec->>Signatory: discover and sign release manifest
sign_release_pullspec->>Signatory: discover and sign unseen component digest
Signatory-->>sign_release_pullspec: return signing results
sign_release_pullspec-->>main_async: report success or error
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In `@pyartcd/hack/sign_existing_releases.py`:
- Around line 138-141: After the pullspec cleaning comprehension in the signing
flow, validate that cleaned is non-empty and return an error before logging or
processing when all inputs were blank or comments; preserve normal processing
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| # Clean input: drop blanks and comment lines | ||
| cleaned = [ps.strip() for ps in pullspecs if ps.strip() and not ps.strip().startswith("#")] | ||
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| for i, pullspec in enumerate(pullspecs, 1): | ||
| pullspec = pullspec.strip() | ||
| if not pullspec or pullspec.startswith("#"): | ||
| continue # Skip empty lines and comments | ||
| logger.info("Starting to process %d release pullspec(s)...", len(cleaned)) |
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Fail when input cleaning removes every pullspec.
If every supplied value is blank or a comment, cleaned is empty and the tool logs success with exit code 0. Return an error after cleaning so automation does not treat a no-op signing run as successful.
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cleaned = [ps.strip() for ps in pullspecs if ps.strip() and not ps.strip().startswith("#")]
+ if not cleaned:
+ logger.error("No valid pullspecs provided after removing blank lines and comments.")
+ return 1
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| # Clean input: drop blanks and comment lines | |
| cleaned = [ps.strip() for ps in pullspecs if ps.strip() and not ps.strip().startswith("#")] | |
| for i, pullspec in enumerate(pullspecs, 1): | |
| pullspec = pullspec.strip() | |
| if not pullspec or pullspec.startswith("#"): | |
| continue # Skip empty lines and comments | |
| logger.info("Starting to process %d release pullspec(s)...", len(cleaned)) | |
| # Clean input: drop blanks and comment lines | |
| cleaned = [ps.strip() for ps in pullspecs if ps.strip() and not ps.strip().startswith("#")] | |
| if not cleaned: | |
| logger.error("No valid pullspecs provided after removing blank lines and comments.") | |
| return 1 | |
| logger.info("Starting to process %d release pullspec(s)...", len(cleaned)) |
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In `@pyartcd/hack/sign_existing_releases.py` around lines 138 - 141, After the
pullspec cleaning comprehension in the signing flow, validate that cleaned is
non-empty and return an error before logging or processing when all inputs were
blank or comments; preserve normal processing for valid pullspecs.
| Use --sign-release to control what gets signed: | ||
| yes (default) sign the release image(s) and the components they reference | ||
| only sign only the release image(s) | ||
| no sign only the referenced component images |
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This seems workable, although personally --sign-release no seems a bit awkward as a way to say "sign only the referenced component images. Maybe pivot to --sign (release|release-image|component-images) or some such that avoids going boolean-ish? Or just leave it as you have it, because I expect folks to run this command very rarely, so there's not much value in polishing its interface.
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Yeah, I agree it is a bit awkward. This being the existing choice in sigstore pipeline makes it a familiar pattern -
so I'll leave it as is for now.
| Referenced component images are discovered by spidering each release payload with | ||
| `oc adm release info -o json` and are always signed with digest identity only. | ||
| NOTE: `oc adm release info` on a `-multi` pullspec only returns one arch's | ||
| references, so to sign all referenced images across every architecture, pass the |
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This isn't true, multi referenced images are themselves are themselves manifest lists. So pick one arch, get the referenced manifest lists, and then head out to the single-arch shards to sign.
$ oc adm release info -o json quay.io/openshift-release-dev/ocp-release:4.20.21-multi | jq -r '.references.spec.tags[] | .name + " " + .from.name' | head -n3
agent-installer-api-server quay.io/openshift-release-dev/ocp-v4.0-art-dev@sha256:538d13386a5849c0316b2c8b81cd8d926d9905089a9d772235dd8e53d1cc4e3e
agent-installer-csr-approver quay.io/openshift-release-dev/ocp-v4.0-art-dev@sha256:c30f11f320c06be1fc5e257ce3220c24ff5686fbdd041cd730074b9e6a01b9cb
agent-installer-node-agent quay.io/openshift-release-dev/ocp-v4.0-art-dev@sha256:e10014a7a9f8e83f37fbafe2125fa4ac76fd9c58a58954bddcf8017622a901eb
$ oc image info quay.io/openshift-release-dev/ocp-v4.0-art-dev@sha256:538d13386a5849c0316b2c8b81cd8d926d9905089a9d772235dd8e53d1cc4e3e
error: the image is a manifest list and contains multiple images - use --filter-by-os to select from:
OS DIGEST
linux/amd64 sha256:b9f2059776e64d8f25f041ac8742c4610267ae68d6c302250eb7ca1a81919209
linux/arm64 sha256:2ec9ebe0000be90e7aa4f02ea47ef618e8779549a1ddb72ad7e76e6392d35dcb
linux/s390x sha256:1289d310ea5ffc72752e588feb677ec42630422f4ce785b8d34d91ae02ed4cb3
linux/ppc64le sha256:870d49e712a92e0a6873686c23164f16ad983d8f79d9b9b918c639272230ac44
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Pinning this down more exactly, by explicitly comparing two shards of that release image:
$ oc image info quay.io/openshift-release-dev/ocp-release:4.20.21-multi
error: the image is a manifest list and contains multiple images - use --filter-by-os to select from:
OS DIGEST
linux/amd64 sha256:5a55ef5c98fa4e0bfea201652cb8e779285202dbc36f1723f8553d294fe852a7
linux/arm64 sha256:5debfb941fbad45596b5665529d77377a8cb0d9a103be0a3c11ddf652ef557fe
linux/s390x sha256:bfd0f80bdfe9f6387f8092b132ac96e1afcc06240bb0aacd366ed9e8b2e437fd
linux/ppc64le sha256:9fb326aacc7daa7043c2be9f6b2048eaddedf266e6927525ad9a6378621b9d74
$ diff -u1 <(oc adm release info -o json quay.io/openshift-release-dev/ocp-release@sha256:5a55ef5c98fa4e0bfea201652cb8e779285202dbc36f1723f8553d294fe852a7 | jq -r '.references.spec.tags[] | .name + " " + .from.name') <(oc adm release info -o json quay.io/openshift-release-dev/ocp-release@sha256:5debfb941fbad45596b5665529d77377a8cb0d9a103be0a3c11ddf652ef557fe | jq -r '.references.spec.tags[] | .name + " " + .from.name')
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Thanks for catching this!
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| # Summary | ||
| logger.info("=" * 60) | ||
| logger.info("Signing complete: %d successful, %d errors", success_count, error_count) |
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Why drop the error_count? I don't see motivation for that change discussed in the commit message.
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Yeah that was an overreach, restored now
| # --- Phase 2: Discover referenced component images from each payload --- | ||
| component_images: Set[str] = set() | ||
| if do_sign_components: | ||
| for pullspec in cleaned: |
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This all-discovery-first approach surprises me, although it can clearly work. It might be easier to think about if we keep sign_release_pullspec (and generalize the name to sign_release?) and pass through a mutable set of already-signed-this-round referenced images. Then that per-release function can get that release all signed up, without needing to wait on discovery having walked all the other releases that we were planning to sign. And if walking a later release turned up a referenced image we'd already signed when processing an earlier release, we'd see the entry in the shared, mutable set, and realize we didn't need to double-up on the signature.
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signatory.discover_component_images is an established SigstoreSignatory pattern so I felt comfortable using it
Rework the referenced-image signing to be additive rather than restructuring main_async, per review feedback: - Keep sign_release_pullspec and the per-pullspec success/error summary; extend the function to also discover and sign referenced component images, gated by --sign-release. A shared set of already-signed components is threaded through so images referenced by multiple payloads are signed once. - Drop the incorrect claim that a -multi payload only yields one arch's references. Multi releases reference multiarch component manifest lists, which discover_component_images already expands to every architecture, so a multi pullspec covers all referenced images on its own. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Tested at https://art-jenkins.apps.prod-stable-spoke1-dc-iad2.itup.redhat.com/job/hack/job/sidsharm-aos-cd-jobs/job/build%252Fsign-existing-release/4/console
Extends
pyartcd/hack/sign_existing_releases.pyto optionally sign the component images referenced by a release payload, not just the release images.The signing library (
SigstoreSignatory) already supports this — thesigstore-signpipeline uses it — this just wires it into the hack script.Add
--sign-release yes|no|only: both (default) / release images only / components only.Summary by CodeRabbit