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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds a workflow that runs for published releases and sends the full event payload to ChangesRelease scan automation
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The release webhook can run with unnecessary repository access if the default token permissions grant it. Disable those permissions before merging, or accept this bounded risk. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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In @.github/workflows/release-scan.yml:
- Line 41: Prevent shell interpretation of the release tag in the release-scan
workflow by passing github.event.release.tag_name through the step’s env mapping
as RELEASE_TAG, then update the release-trigger log command to reference
$RELEASE_TAG instead of interpolating the GitHub expression directly.
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In @.github/workflows/release-scan.yml:
- Line 26: Validate RELEASE_CI_SERVER uses the https:// scheme before invoking
curl, failing with an error for any other scheme. Add curl’s HTTPS-only protocol
restriction while preserving the existing POST request and timeout options.
- Line 7: Update the release event activity types to use only published,
removing the redundant prereleased trigger and preserving the existing release
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The release scan pipeline had no trigger, so it was started by hand from Jenkins for every release. Forward the release event to its webhook instead, and fire on pre-releases too so release candidates are scanned before anything ships. Runs on a self-hosted runner because the Jenkins instance is not reachable from GitHub-hosted runners. Refs: HPCINFRA-4859 Signed-off-by: Or Balayla <obalayla@nvidia.com>
The Blossom scanner image resolves python through pyenv with its working directory inside our checkout, so it reads .python-version, asks for 3.14 and exits before scanning. Removing the file for the duration of this PR lets the scan run so the rest of the pipeline can be verified. Revert this commit before merge. Tracked on HPCINFRA-4862. Signed-off-by: Or Balayla <obalayla@nvidia.com>
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published already fires for pre-releases, so listening for both sent two webhook requests for one pre-release. The webhook URL carries the trigger token, so reject a non-https RELEASE_CI_SERVER and restrict curl to https. Signed-off-by: Or Balayla <obalayla@nvidia.com>
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Set permissions: {} for the release workflow.
This job only sends the release payload and does not use GITHUB_TOKEN. Without an explicit permissions setting, GitHub applies the repository or organization default permissions. If that default grants repository scopes, the self-hosted job receives access it does not need.
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Set top-level workflow permissions to empty in the release workflow
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Closing as it would take time up until Blossom would allow this and probably lots of things will change anyways. |
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The CloudAI release scan pipeline has no trigger today — every release scan is started by hand from Jenkins with the tag typed in. This forwards the GitHub release event to its webhook instead.
Fires on
publishedandprereleased, so release candidates get scanned before anything ships. Firing only on a final release means the artifact is already public by the time a bad scan result comes back.Runs on the self-hosted
blossomrunner because the Jenkins instance is not reachable from GitHub-hosted runners.Paired with Mellanox/cloudaix#724, which adds the matching webhook trigger and maps
$.release.tag_nameontoCLOUDAI_SHAandCLOUDAI_VERSION.Needs before this works
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RELEASE_CI_SERVERrepository secret holding the full webhook URL including thecloudai-releasetoken. The job fails loudly if it is unset rather than silently doing nothing.Refs: HPCINFRA-4859