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…hips The sbom job pointed syft at a bare, never-installed wheel (pip download --no-deps), so the shipped SPDX SBOM had one entry and zero runtime dependencies, and the old "packages[] is non-empty" check waved it through. Install the published wheel plus its resolved runtime dependencies into an isolated pip install --target tree, scan that tree, and fail loud via scripts/release/validate_sbom.py unless wave-sdk and every unconditional Requires-Dist appear with a version. Validator is unit-tested in tests/test_release_scripts.py. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewer's GuideThe release SBOM job now downloads the exact published wheel, installs it and its binary runtime dependency closure into an isolated target, scans that installed tree, and validates the resulting SPDX inventory against the wheel’s own unconditional dependency metadata. New stdlib validation logic and subprocess tests prevent the former green-but-incomplete one-entry SBOM from shipping. Sequence diagram for release SBOM generation and validationsequenceDiagram
participant Release as GitHub release workflow
participant PyPI
participant Target as sbom-env
participant Syft as anchore/sbom-action
participant Validator as validate_sbom.py
participant Artifact as SBOM artifact
Release->>PyPI: pip download wave-sdk==VERSION --only-binary=:all:
PyPI-->>Release: Published wheel
Release->>Target: pip install --target sbom-env WHEEL_FILE --only-binary=:all:
Target-->>Release: Installed wheel and runtime dependency closure
Release->>Syft: Generate SPDX-JSON from sbom-env
Syft-->>Artifact: wave_sdk-VERSION.spdx.json
Release->>Validator: validate_sbom.py FILE --target sbom-env --version VERSION
Validator->>Target: Read wave-sdk metadata and unconditional Requires-Dist
Validator->>Artifact: Check versioned packages[] entries
Validator-->>Release: SBOM OK or validation error
Flow diagram for SBOM completeness validationflowchart TD
A[Download exact published wheel] --> B{Exactly one wheel?}
B -- No --> X[Fail release job]
B -- Yes --> C[Install wheel and binary dependencies into isolated target]
C --> D[Scan installed tree with syft]
D --> E[Read wheel metadata and derive unconditional dependency floor]
E --> F{All expected packages have real versionInfo?}
F -- No --> X
F -- Yes --> G[Upload validated SPDX SBOM artifact]
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WalkthroughThe release workflow now installs the published wheel and unconditional runtime dependencies before SBOM generation. A new CLI validates SDK metadata and dependency coverage in the SPDX SBOM. Subprocess tests cover validation and usage errors. ChangesSBOM validation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The release workflow can publish an SBOM that names all required packages but reports incorrect versions, producing inaccurate dependency and vulnerability information. Correct version validation is needed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| versioned = versioned_package_names(doc) | ||
| missing = sorted(expected - versioned) |
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Suggestion: The validator checks only that a versioned wave-sdk name exists; an SBOM entry for a different SDK version can pass despite the installed release version check. [api mismatch]
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In `@scripts/release/validate_sbom.py`:
- Around line 92-95: Update versioned_package_names to retain normalized package
names together with their SBOM versionInfo, then compare those versions against
installed distribution metadata for each SDK and required dependency. Reject
entries whose SBOM version differs from the installed version while preserving
exclusion of missing or disallowed versions via _NO_VERSION.
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tests/test_release_scripts.py
[info] 171-171: use jsonify instead of json.dumps for JSON output
Context: json.dumps({"spdxVersion": "SPDX-2.3", "packages": packages})
Note: [CWE-116] Improper Encoding or Escaping of Output.
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| if p.get("name") and p.get("versionInfo") not in _NO_VERSION |
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Compare SBOM versions with the installed distribution versions.
versioned_package_names discards each versionInfo. An entry with the correct name and an arbitrary version, such as wave-sdk version 0.0.0, passes validation.
Retain the versions from both the SBOM and sbom-env. Reject each SDK or required dependency whose SBOM version differs from its installed metadata version. Otherwise, the release can publish an incorrect SBOM and produce incorrect vulnerability results.
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In `@scripts/release/validate_sbom.py` around lines 92 - 95, Update
versioned_package_names to retain normalized package names together with their
SBOM versionInfo, then compare those versions against installed distribution
metadata for each SDK and required dependency. Reject entries whose SBOM version
differs from the installed version while preserving exclusion of missing or
disallowed versions via _NO_VERSION.
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Confidence score: 3/5
scripts/release/validate_sbom.pycan accept a stale SBOM when thewave-sdkentry has an incorrectversionInfo, allowing releases to ship with inaccurate dependency metadata; compare it withdist.versionand validate dependency versions against installed metadata before release validation.
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<file name="scripts/release/validate_sbom.py">
<violation number="1" location="scripts/release/validate_sbom.py:95">
P2: A stale SBOM can pass validation when its `wave-sdk` entry has the wrong version. Compare the SBOM entry's `versionInfo` with `dist.version` (and validate dependency versions against the installed metadata) before reporting success.</violation>
</file>
Architecture diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant GH as GitHub Actions
participant SBOM as sbom Job
participant PYPI as PyPI CDN
participant SYFT as anchore/sbom-action (syft)
participant VAL as validate_sbom.py
participant REL as release Job
Note over GH,REL: Release SBOM Generation Flow
SBOM->>PYPI: pip download wave-sdk==<version> --no-deps --only-binary=:all:
PYPI-->>SBOM: published wheel (provenance anchor)
SBOM->>SBOM: Assert exactly one .whl in sbom-src
SBOM->>PYPI: pip install --target sbom-env --only-binary=:all: <wheel-file>
PYPI-->>SBOM: wheel + resolved runtime deps (httpx, pydantic, etc.)
SBOM->>SYFT: Scan sbom-env (installed tree, not bare wheel)
SYFT-->>SBOM: SPDX-JSON with full dependency graph
SBOM->>GH: Checkout .release-tooling (sparse, scripts/release only)
GH-->>SBOM: validate_sbom.py from workflow's own sha
SBOM->>VAL: Validate SBOM against installed tree
VAL->>VAL: Read Requires-Dist from installed wave_sdk dist-info
VAL->>VAL: PEP 503-normalize names, filter marker-gated deps
alt Valid SBOM
VAL-->>SBOM: Exit 0 (floor met, all versioned)
SBOM->>REL: Upload SBOM as workflow artifact
REL->>REL: Attach to GitHub Release with dist
else Missing versioned entries (uninstalled wheel shape)
VAL-->>SBOM: Exit 1 with ::error:: line
SBOM-->>GH: Job fails, no release artifact
else Version mismatch or empty packages
VAL-->>SBOM: Exit 1 with ::error:: line
SBOM-->>GH: Job fails, no release artifact
else No installed distribution found
VAL-->>SBOM: Exit 2 (unusable inputs)
SBOM-->>GH: Job fails
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| return { | ||
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P2: A stale SBOM can pass validation when its wave-sdk entry has the wrong version. Compare the SBOM entry's versionInfo with dist.version (and validate dependency versions against the installed metadata) before reporting success.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At scripts/release/validate_sbom.py, line 95:
<comment>A stale SBOM can pass validation when its `wave-sdk` entry has the wrong version. Compare the SBOM entry's `versionInfo` with `dist.version` (and validate dependency versions against the installed metadata) before reporting success.</comment>
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+ if p.get("name") and p.get("versionInfo") not in _NO_VERSION
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User description
Defect
The
sbomjob in.github/workflows/release.ymlgenerated the SPDX SBOM before anything was installed. It ranpip download wave-sdk==<version> --no-deps --only-binary=:all:(one bare wheel on disk, no dependencies), then pointedanchore/sbom-action(syft) at that directory. A wheel sitting on disk carries no resolved dependency graph, so the SBOM could never enumerate httpx, pydantic, or their transitive closure. The validation step only assertedpackages[]was non-empty, which the single self-describing entry satisfied, so the empty SBOM shipped green.Measured locally with the same syft the action wraps, on the published
wave_sdk-2.2.0-py3-none-any.whl:Why it matters
An SBOM that predates install is a claim, not an inventory. A consumer (or our governance evidence) reads the release SBOM to answer "what code actually runs when I install this?" -- and the old one answered with a single entry and no dependencies. That is worse than no SBOM: it looks like coverage and is not.
The fix
release.yml(sbomjob, stillcontents: read):pip downloadof the published wheel: it is the provenance anchor (the exact bytes PyPI serves) and still fails loud if PyPI has no wheel..whlwas downloaded, thenpip install --no-cache-dir --only-binary=:all: --target sbom-env <that wheel file>. The wheel FILE is installed (notwave-sdk==VERSIONre-resolved), so syft describes the bytes that were downloaded.--targetgives a plain directory with no venv bootstrap packages and no runner site-packages leaking into the inventory;--only-binary=:all:means a dependency that would need an sdist build fails loud instead of executing build scripts inside the release job.anchore/sbom-actionatsbom-env(the installed tree). Same pinned action SHA, same SPDX-JSON output filename.scripts/release/validate_sbom.py(stdlib only, following the existingscripts/release/*.py+.release-toolingsparse-checkout pattern) reads the installed wheel ofwave-sdkunder--target, takes its unconditionalRequires-Distentries (no;marker -- extras andpython_version-gated deps are legitimately absent on the release interpreter), PEP 503-normalizes names on both sides, and requires wave-sdk plus every one of those dependencies to appear inpackages[]with a realversionInfo. Emptypackages[], a version mismatch against the release version, and a floor of 0 are each refused. Exit 1 with a::error::line on failure, 2 on unusable inputs.tests/test_release_scripts.pygains seven subprocess tests for the validator, including the exact one-entry defect shape,NOASSERTIONhandling, version mismatch, floor-of-zero, and the empty-target usage error.Verification
actionlint .github/workflows/release.yml-- clean, exit 0.pytest tests/test_release_scripts.py-- 13 passed (6 existing + 7 new);ruff checkclean.The first-run receipt on a real release will be the job log line
SBOM SPDX-2.3: N packages[], M with a real versionInfo; floor 3 ...followed bySBOM OK. A backfill of the latest release is the documented dispatch:gh workflow run release.yml --repo wave-av/sdk-python --ref main -f tag=latest.Unchanged
resolve-ref,verify,publishandreleasejobs; PyPI Trusted Publishing and attestations; the release job still attaches dist + SBOM in the same call.sbomjob permission scope (contents: read), the PyPI CDN retry loop, and the SBOM artifact name/format.release.ymlgrows by 47 lines (486 total, repo gate is 800); the validator logic itself lives in its own tested script rather than inline YAML.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Changes release supply-chain artifacts and CI gates; incorrect validation could block releases or ship misleading SBOMs, but scope is limited to the SBOM job and does not touch PyPI publish auth.
Overview
Fixes release SBOM generation so it reflects what actually ships when someone installs
wave-sdk, not a lone wheel file on disk.The
sbomjob inrelease.ymlstill downloads the published PyPI wheel for provenance, but nowpip install --target sbom-envthat exact wheel (with runtime deps resolved, wheels-only) before syft runs.anchore/sbom-actionscanssbom-envinstead ofsbom-src. The old inline “packages[]is non-empty” check is replaced byvalidate_sbom.py, checked out via the same sparse.release-toolingpattern as other release scripts.scripts/release/validate_sbom.pyderives a floor from the installed wheel’s unconditionalRequires-Distmetadata (PEP 503–normalized names, realversionInforequired) and fails the job ifwave-sdkor any declared runtime dep is missing—catching the one-entry uninstalled-wheel SBOM that previously passed.tests/test_release_scripts.pyadds seven subprocess tests covering the defect shape, empty SBOM, version mismatch, marker-gated deps, and usage errors.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 02e8dce. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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Generate release SBOMs from installed packages and verify their dependency coverage
What Changed
wave-sdkand every unconditional dependency declared by the installed wheelImpact
✅ Complete dependency inventory in release SBOMs✅ Fewer releases with incomplete supply-chain records✅ Clearer SBOM validation failures💡 Usage Guide
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