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feat(github): rename unmango/github to unmango/scm - #286

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Layer 4 of 4.

Removes the import options and repoName, so the repo is renamed to scm and its description, topics, squash title, and ruleset converge to PublicRepo defaults.

Before merging: in Pulumi Cloud, let the GitHub OIDC issuer policy accept repository unmango/scm as well as unmango/github.

After the deploy:

  1. git remote set-url origin git@github.com:unmango/scm
  2. mv ~/src/github.com/unmango/github ~/src/github.com/unmango/scm
  3. Remove unmango/github from the OIDC policy.

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  • Documentation
    • Updated the Hercules CI badge to link to the unmango/scm project.
  • Repository Updates
    • Configured the repository under the scm name, with its description, topics, and Pulumi check.
    • Removed the previous repository and ruleset imports from the configuration.

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The scm repository declaration no longer configures imports for the github repository or its ruleset. The README Hercules CI badge now links to the scm project.

Changes: SCM Repository Naming

Layer / File(s) Summary
Declare the SCM project
github/repos.ts, README.md
The scm resource retains its description, topics, and pulumi check. It no longer sets the repository name to github or configures repository and ruleset imports. The Hercules CI badge now points to the scm project.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~5 minutes

Change: Other

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to ed4df

Deployment could replace the existing GitHub repository instead of renaming it, putting its history and settings at risk. Resolve the migration path before merging.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to b1644

The rename is narrowly scoped and preserves the declared infrastructure identities. However, it depends on completed prior imports and an external login-policy update. Those prerequisites are unverified: a misordered deployment could manage a different repository, while an incomplete authentication handoff could block corrective deployments.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · security · inferred: The head requires the repository and ruleset to have already been adopted into the deployment stack. Without that state, removing both import options permits creation of scm instead of adoption and rename of github, leaving the intended repository unmanaged. Repository creation and ruleset creation are separate, so a failed fresh apply can also leave the new repository without its intended protection. Existing imported state would avoid this creation path, but it was not verified.
  • Low · reliability · inferred: If the external issuer policy still accepts only the old repository identity after the rename, subsequent workflow login can fail and block the authenticated infrastructure repair path. The PR explicitly requires accepting both identities before merging and removing the old identity after deployment, which addresses normal sequencing. Actual policy preparation and an independently usable recovery path remain unverified; this is a conditional rollout concern, not a demonstrated authentication bypass.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The direct identity and protection transition targets one repository and its dependent resources. Authentication uses an existing personal-token request and GitHub App installation, so the credential boundary cannot be assumed to be repository-only. Effective user privileges and installation access scope remain unknown; no expansion of those privileges is demonstrated.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — No attacker-controlled path to increased authority is established. The supported concerns are conditional management and recovery failures, not verified exploitation. Canonical security coverage is unknown and excludes github/repos.ts from the base security review, so the absence of retained findings does not establish safety.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — The workflow’s GitHub-to-Pulumi token exchange and the provider’s GitHub App credentials are distinct credential paths. The rename leaves both checked configurations unchanged while the PR’s rollout plan calls for changing external repository admission and subsequently removing old-name trust. The external matching conditions are unavailable.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • inferred — Repository-output dependencies support ordered normal execution, but do not make adoption, rename, protection reconciliation, and authentication cleanup transactional. Stable logical names are favorable for recovery; recovery after provider success but incomplete state recording remains unverified.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Use a deployment checkpoint confirming both prior imports in the intended stack and a preview showing updates rather than unintended creation. Include the effective branch-protection comparison and a recovery procedure for interrupted repository or ruleset operations.
  • proposed — Verify the external issuer policy’s exact claim restrictions, confirm login from the renamed repository, retain independently usable recovery credentials during the handoff, and confirm removal of old-name admission afterward. These are transition safeguards, not evidence that existing trust is exploitable.
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🟡 Minor · Deploy layer 3 before this rename. · repos.ts:154-158

github/repos.ts:154-158
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Deploy layer 3 before this rename.

Layer 3 imports the existing github repository and github:1269371 ruleset. If make up runs on this declaration before those imports reach Pulumi state, PublicRepo defaults the GitHub repository name to scm and has no import options. Pulumi can create a separate scm repository and ruleset, leaving the existing github resources unmanaged. The main-push workflow runs make up without checking that layer 3 was applied. Apply layer 3 first, then deploy this rename.

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Review comment at @github/repos.ts around lines 154 - 158:
Ensure the existing github repository and github:1269371 ruleset are imported
into Pulumi state before the PublicRepo declaration changes its name to scm;
gate the main-push workflow’s make up step on layer 3 being applied first.

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Review comments at @github/repos.ts:
- Around line 154-158: Ensure the existing github repository and github:1269371
ruleset are imported into Pulumi state before the PublicRepo declaration changes
its name to scm; gate the main-push workflow’s make up step on layer 3 being
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🟠 Major · Preserve the adopted repository resource before renaming it. · repos.ts:161-164

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Preserve the adopted repository resource before renaming it.

@pulumi/github 6.15.0 marks github.Repository.name as ForceNew. Removing repoName: 'github' changes the provider name from github to scm on the existing adopted scm resource. Pulumi therefore plans a replacement, not an in-place GitHub rename. This can create a new repository and delete the managed unmango/github repository, losing its existing history and settings.

Keep the provider name as github for this resource and perform the GitHub rename outside the replacement path, or use an explicit migration that preserves the existing repository before updating the Pulumi state.

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Keep the provider name for the adopted `scm` repository as `github`; do not
remove `repoName: 'github'` or otherwise change its `github.Repository.name`
through this resource. Handle the GitHub rename outside the replacement path, or
use an explicit migration that preserves the existing repository before updating
Pulumi state.

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- Around line 161-164: Keep the provider name for the adopted `scm` repository
as `github`; do not remove `repoName: 'github'` or otherwise change its
`github.Repository.name` through this resource. Handle the GitHub rename outside
the replacement path, or use an explicit migration that preserves the existing
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🍹 The Update (preview) for UnstoppableMango/unmango-scm/prod (at 440b190) was successful.

Resource Changes

    Name  Type                                                                      Operation
+-  scm   github:index/repositoryVulnerabilityAlerts:RepositoryVulnerabilityAlerts  create-replacement
~   scm   github:index/repository:Repository                                        update
~   scm   github:index/repositoryRuleset:RepositoryRuleset                          update
~   scm   unmango:github:PublicRepo                                                 update

Base automatically changed from feat/adopt-scm-repo to main October 15, 2026 02:17
UnstoppableMango and others added 2 commits October 14, 2026 21:17
Drop the import options and repoName from the scm repository. The repo
takes its resource name, and its description, topics, squash title,
and main ruleset converge to the PublicRepo defaults.

Before merging, the Pulumi Cloud OIDC issuer policy must accept the
repository claim unmango/scm as well as unmango/github.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Renaming a repository replaces its RepositoryVulnerabilityAlerts, since
repository is ForceNew. Pulumi creates the replacement first, and the old
resource's delete then calls DisableVulnerabilityAlerts on the old name,
which GitHub redirects to the renamed repository, leaving alerts off.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gu1fsgPoSjzivKdmyAosTc
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