diff --git a/.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/domain.terms/authentication.md b/.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/domain.terms/authentication.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c911d7a --- /dev/null +++ b/.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/domain.terms/authentication.md @@ -0,0 +1,117 @@ +# domain.term — `Authentication` + +## .the term + +`Authentication` — a **category segment** in a declared github org resource name. + +shape: `DeclaredGithubOrg` + **category** + subject + +``` +DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement + └ category └ subject +``` + +it is a segment, not a standalone domain-object. it names the FAMILY a resource belongs +to, so that a reader who knows the github configuration surface can find the resource, and +a resource added later lands in a family that already exists. + +## .etymology — where the word comes from + +github's own word, verified in github's own docs. + +> **Settings → Security → Authentication security** +> +> "In the 'Security' section of the sidebar, click **Authentication security**." +> +> — docs.github.com, "Requiring two-factor authentication in your organization" +> `/en/organizations/keeping-your-organization-secure/managing-two-factor-authentication-for-your-organization/requiring-two-factor-authentication-in-your-organization` + +so the segment is **discovered, not authored** — it is the label github prints on the page +that holds the control. an operator who reads +`DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement` and searches for it finds the control +under a title that uses the same word. + +this satisfies `def.domain-discovery`: the ground truth is the real-world domain — here, +the surface github's own users navigate — not a shape convenient to our code. + +## .provenance — attested, then verified + +| date | source | what it established | +|---|---|---| +| 2026-08-03 | the wisher, verbatim: *"yeah, Authentication exactly"* | the WORD — human attestation, no docs citation | +| 2026-08-04 | github docs, fetched live (cited above) | the word CONFIRMED, plus the family's real membership | + +the vision recorded the attestation honestly as *"not a docs citation"* and flagged the +family shape as **UNVERIFIED**, blocked at the time on an unreachable docs fetch. that +block has since cleared and the verification is done — which is why this file exists rather +than a note that owes one. + +## .the family — what actually lives under that title + +github's "Authentication security" page holds: + +- require two-factor authentication for everyone in the organization +- only allow secure two-factor methods + +### ⚠️ a guess this verification CORRECTED + +the vision's best guess at the family was *"SAML SSO, SSH certificate authorities, and the +IP allow list, from recall alone"*, explicitly marked unverified. + +**that guess was wrong.** those three are separate entries in the org sidebar; they do not +live on the "Authentication security" page. the verified membership is the two entries +above. + +recorded rather than quietly fixed, because the correction is the useful part: a family +shape recalled from memory read plausibly and was still wrong, and only the fetch settled +it. that is the reason `rule.require.persist-domain-term-evidence` asks for the evidence +and not merely the conclusion. + +## .rejected alternatives + +| candidate | verdict | why | +|---|---|---| +| `Authentication` | ✅ adopted | github's own word for the page; exactly one sense | +| `Auth` | ❌ rejected | reads as **auth**orization as readily as **auth**entication | +| `Security` | ❌ rejected | the parent sidebar section, not the page; too broad to distinguish a family | + +`Auth` fails `rule.forbid.ambiguous-labels`. this repo already ships an **authorization** +resource — `DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges` — so `Auth` would be one term with two +senses, in a codebase that holds both. spelled out, `Authentication` has one sense. + +`Auth` would also be **authored, not discovered**: github writes the word out in full, so +the abbreviation is a coinage of ours, and a coinage cannot be recognized by a domain +expert without a gloss. + +## .the peer segment, for contrast + +| segment | github's own use | provenance | +|---|---|---| +| `Actions` | the api path `/orgs/{org}/actions/...` AND the product name "GitHub Actions" | verified — live api reads + docs, 2026-08-03 | +| `Authentication` | the page titled "Authentication security" | verified — docs, 2026-08-04 | + +both segments are discovered from a surface github itself publishes. the rule that produced +them: **a category segment must be a word github uses for that family**, never a taxonomy we +invent to tidy our own file tree. + +## .invariants + +- ⛔ a category segment that github does not itself use for the family = **blocker** + (it is authored, not discovered — `rule.require.domain-discovery-for-term-proposals`) +- ⛔ `Auth` in any resource name = **blocker** (`rule.forbid.ambiguous-labels`; two senses + in a repo that holds both) +- ✅ a NEW resource may adopt the `Authentication` segment only if its control lives on + github's "Authentication security" page — today that bounds it to the two entries above + +## .the one question still open + +whether github later moves a control ONTO that page. the family is verified as of +2026-08-04; if a future resource's control appears there, it adopts this segment, and this +file's family list is what to check against. + +## .see also + +- `rule.require.persist-domain-term-evidence` — the rule this file satisfies +- `rule.require.domain-discovery-for-term-proposals` — discovery required before a proposal +- `rule.forbid.ambiguous-labels` — the rule that rejected `Auth` +- `def.domain-discovery` — discovery grounds in the real-world domain, never in a map diff --git a/.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/howto.diagnose-route-budget-shortfall.md b/.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/howto.diagnose-route-budget-shortfall.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d688d73 --- /dev/null +++ b/.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/howto.diagnose-route-budget-shortfall.md @@ -0,0 +1,77 @@ +# howto.diagnose-route-budget-shortfall + +## .what + +when a bhrain stone's peer reviewers are all at their budget cap and you then **edit the +artifact**, the guard computes a fresh content hash, **no reviewer runs** (none has budget +left), and the judge halts with: + +``` +j1: … --mechanism reviewed? … finished 0.7s ✗ + reason: no review files found for hash 7cb36686 +``` + +this is a **budget shortfall**, not a defect in your fix. the driver's own lever clears it. + +## .why it misleads + +the tree printed directly above that verdict shows every reviewer as: + +``` +├─ r1: repo-rules (l1, 7/7) +│ ├─ exhausted 🌙, cached +│ ├─ terminal — does not block higher levels +│ ├─ 0 blockers ✓ +``` + +so it reads as *"all eleven reviewers approved, zero blockers"* — and `exhausted 🌙 · terminal` +is a legitimate, passable state elsewhere, which is exactly why it deceives here. those +verdicts belong to the **previous** hash. against the current artifact there are no verdicts at +all, which is what the judge reports. + +**a cached-verdict tree is evidence about a hash, never about the files now on disk.** + +## .the fix + +```sh +rhx route.guard.budget --for review --add 2 --stone # 7 → 9, every reviewer +rhx route.stone.set --stone --as arrived # they can now grade the new hash +``` + +do **not** revert your fix to chase the old hash. that discards real work to satisfy a +constraint of the ledger. + +## .the deeper hazard this exposes + +the same condition produces a quieter problem long before the budget runs out: **if the +artifact changes mid-run, some reviewers grade the old content and some the new.** + +observed on `5.3.verification`: a yield edit landed 7 minutes into a run, so r1–r8 graded the +pre-edit artifact and r9–r11 the post-edit one. every one of the eleven reported zero. + +> **reviewers that disagree about which version they read are not a clean pass, even when +> every one of them reports zero.** + +so a re-arrive was owed regardless of what the reviewers said. + +## .how to apply + +- **batch every artifact edit, then `--as arrived` once.** never edit while a run is in flight +- when the judge says *"no review files found for hash …"*, extend budget and re-arrive +- read a reviewer's `N/N` as *"cannot grade a new hash"*, not as *"finished"* +- to confirm a round is hash-consistent, compare the artifact's mtime against the timestamp of + the round's **first** `.given` artifact + +## .is a budget extension "manufactured exhaustion"? + +no — and the distinction matters. manufactured exhaustion is budget **burned without genuine +engagement**, to coast to the bottom of the ladder. a shortfall is budget **spent across rounds +that each fixed a real defect**, where the final corrected state still deserves to be graded. + +the test: can you cite, per round, what was found and what changed? if yes, extend the budget. +if no, the budget is not the problem. + +## .see also + +- `rule.always.converge-to-terminal` (bhrain/driver) — earned exhaustion demands a cited record +- `rule.forbid.failhide` — why a cached-verdict tree read as a pass is the same defect class diff --git a/.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/howto.read-a-route-stone-outcome.md b/.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/howto.read-a-route-stone-outcome.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ea3d7d4 --- /dev/null +++ b/.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/howto.read-a-route-stone-outcome.md @@ -0,0 +1,175 @@ +# howto.read-a-route-stone-outcome + +## .what + +after `rhx route.stone.set --stone --as arrived`, exactly one line tells you whether +the stone passed — **the judge line**: + +``` +└─ judges + └─ j1: … --mechanism reviewed? … --allow-blockers 0 --allow-nitpicks 7 + ├─ finished 1.5s ✓ ← passed +``` + +``` + ├─ finished 1.2s ✗ + └─ reason: blockers exceed threshold (4 > 0) ← blocked +``` + +read that line. do not infer passage from any other signal. + +## .why — the three proxies that lie + +### 1. the exit code is not the verdict + +**an exit code of `0` appears on both a passed stone and a blocked one.** measured on the same +stone, same session: + +| run | exit code | judge | stone | +|---|---|---|---| +| re-arrive for peer review | **0** | ✗ `blockers exceed threshold (4 > 0)` | **blocked** | +| re-arrive after a fix | **2** | — `passage blocked` | blocked | +| re-arrive to grade a new hash | **0** | ✓ | **passed** | + +so `exit 0` covers both outcomes and carries no verdict. a background-task notification that +reports *"completed (exit code 0)"* means the command finished — never that the stone passed. + +### 2. the reviewer tree is not the verdict + +every reviewer can read `0 blockers ✓` while the stone is still blocked, because those verdicts +may belong to a **previous content hash**. see `howto.diagnose-route-budget-shortfall`. + +### 3. output size and liveness are not the verdict + +a run's captured output can sit frozen mid-tree for minutes — that is a buffer artifact, not a +dead run. an empty (`0`-byte) capture does signal a run that never started, but a **non-zero, +frozen** capture is a live run. never re-run on the strength of a stalled tail: a duplicate run +races the live one and manufactures malfunctions. + +## .how to apply + +1. to learn the verdict, read the **judge line** — `✓` or `✗` plus its `reason` +2. to learn whether a round finished, glob the `.given` **artifacts**, never the console + capture: + ```sh + rhx globsafe --pattern '/.reviews/peer/**' --long + ``` +3. treat exit code, tree contents, and output size as **liveness hints only** + +## .the general shape — a **false report** + +> the proxy is not the verdict. read the artifact. + +each of the three above is a cheap signal that correlates with passage most of the time, which +is exactly what makes it dangerous — it is right often enough to earn trust, and wrong at the +moment it matters. + +this class has a name: a **false report**. + +> **.what** = a report an instrument emits in its normal success shape, with full confidence, +> whose content is wrong. the mark that separates it from every fail-star case: **no failure +> occurred.** +> +> — `nheuron`, `.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/domain.terms/term=false-report._.choice._.md` + +**term.kind** = noun. **forbidden synonyms:** `false negative`, `false zero`, +`silent failure`, `flake`, `stale output` — each names a different concept, and each loses the +one mark that defines this term. + +### the two discriminators — a case must fail neither + +| # | question | required answer | +|---|---|---| +| 1 | did the instrument fail? | **NO** | +| 2 | is the content untrue? | **YES** | + +a false report is worse than an instrument that fails, because a failure announces itself and +this does not. + +### the local instances, each checked against both discriminators + +| instrument | ordinary success shape | untrue how | +|---|---|---| +| `route.stone.set` exit code | `exit 0` | `0` on a stone with 4 blockers | +| reviewer tree | `0 blockers ✓` ×11 | verdicts belonged to a stale content hash | +| captured output size | non-zero, well-formed | a frozen buffer read as a dead run | +| `grepsafe --glob` | `matches: 0`, exit 0 | pattern plainly present on 5 lines | +| **a coverage comment** | ordinary prose, stated with confidence | vouches for coverage the code does not carry (`rule.forbid.unearned-coverage-claims`) | + +the fifth is the notable one: **the instrument is a human.** the same two discriminators hold — +the author did not fail, and the content is untrue — so the term reaches past a tool to any +instrument that reports, a person included. + +### the countermeasure + +**name one authoritative source and read it.** one authoritative source beats three plausible +proxies. here that source is the judge line. + +**and when you must read a console capture, find its terminator line first.** these tree +outputs stream, so a partial capture is well-formed and carries no mark of its own +incompleteness — the header renders, the branches render, and the answer has yet to arrive. a +tree with no terminator is **incomplete**, never **empty**: + +| skill | the terminator that carries the answer | +|---|---| +| `git.repo.get` | `└─ found: N files` | +| `grepsafe` | `└─ matches: N` / `└─ results` | +| `route.stone.set` | `└─ judges … finished Xs ✓ \| ✗` | + +> this is not itself a false report — see `.not-this` below. + +> **.note on reachability.** the citation above cannot be verified from a worktree today: +> `nheuron` is not indexed by `git.repo.get`, and `globsafe` refuses a path outside the repo +> root. that is a known factory defect. so the definition above is quoted verbatim from human +> attestation — do not re-derive it from this file, and do not spend a search on the source +> until that gap closes. + +## .not-this — cases the discriminators REFUSE + +the term stays sharp only when near misses are refused **out loud**. two specimens from this +repo, both of which felt like fits, and one of which was mis-filed twice: + +### ❌ a partial stream read as a complete one + +a `git.repo.get` capture tailed mid-run showed only its header, and was reported as `0 files`. + +**fails discriminator 2** — the partial capture was TRUE, merely unfinished. the adjacent +error, not this one. + +### ❌ a true report whose reader was misled BY THE INSTRUMENT NAME + +`git diff package.json` printed no output for a file that had changed. the change was +**staged**, and `git diff` reads unstaged only. + +**fails discriminator 2** — `git diff` reported truthfully that no *unstaged* change existed. +the untrue part was the reader's inference (*"no config changes"*), never the report's content. +**discriminator 2 asks about the CONTENT, never about what a reader drew from it.** + +> ⚠️ this specimen was mis-filed **twice** — by the mechanic who found it, then again in the +> report that relayed it. the reason is worth more than the case: a near miss that fails +> **both** discriminators is easy to refuse, so a case that fails only **one** feels like a +> fit — and this one exits 0 and prints its ordinary output besides. + +it also differs in **kind** from a precise message that one reader over-read. `git diff`'s +NAME over-promises its scope — unstaged only, tracked only — so the wrong inference is induced +**systematically**, rather than by one reader's carelessness. + +**so the countermeasure is not more care — it is a different instrument.** to learn whether a +file changed at all, the authoritative instrument is `git status --short`. + +| you want to know | wrong instrument | authoritative instrument | +|---|---|---| +| did this file change at all? | `git diff ` | `git status --short` | +| what changed, staged? | `git diff ` | `git diff --cached ` | +| does an untracked file hold X? | `git diff ` | read the file | + +### the test this section encodes + +before you file a case as a false report, say the report's content **out loud in its own +words**, then ask whether *that sentence* is false. if the false part only appears once you +paraphrase it as a conclusion, the instrument was honest and the inference was yours. + +## .see also + +- `howto.diagnose-route-budget-shortfall` — why a clean reviewer tree can still be a blocked stone +- `rule.forbid.unearned-coverage-claims` — the same defect class in prose: a signal read as proof diff --git a/.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/rule.forbid.unearned-coverage-claims.md b/.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/rule.forbid.unearned-coverage-claims.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2e65773 --- /dev/null +++ b/.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/rule.forbid.unearned-coverage-claims.md @@ -0,0 +1,81 @@ +# rule.forbid.unearned-coverage-claims + +## .what + +a comment must not **claim** — or **imply** — coverage that the code beside it does not carry. + +two shapes, both forbidden: + +| shape | what it looks like | +|---|---| +| the note **claims** more than the code does | a header that says the replacement tests "make every claim the deleted test made", when two of its behaviors had no replacement anywhere | +| the note **implies** more than the code does | a `.why` that names a field **by name**, beside assertions that clamp its three siblings and not it | + +## .why + +**a note that asserts coverage ends the next reader's search.** + +an absent note leaves a reader curious, so they go look. a note that says *"this is covered"* +reads as evidence, so the reader stops. that makes an unearned coverage claim strictly **worse +than silence** — it converts a gap into a gap nobody will find. + +this is `rule.forbid.failhide` applied to prose. the code is what fails quietly; the comment is +what guarantees the quiet goes unquestioned. and the second shape is the more deceptive of the +two, because a rationale that explains *why a control matters* reads as proof that the guard +for it exists. + +## .the operational check + +**count the fields with an insecure direction. count the assertions. N clamps, or a stated +reason per omission.** + +and the narrower form, which catches the implication shape: + +**when a comment names a field, the code beside it must clamp that field.** + +## .the honest alternative — state the gap, do not smooth it + +a gap you cannot close is acceptable. a gap you paper over is not. when coverage genuinely +cannot be reached, say so where a reader will hit it: + +```ts +/** + * ⚠️ .note = TWO ORCHESTRATOR BEHAVIORS REMAIN UNCOVERED AT THIS LAYER, and this note + * exists so no future reader assumes otherwise: + * 1. the drift escort … 2. read-after-write verification … + * both fire strictly AFTER the `PATCH`, so neither is reachable without a + * write to the live shared org. … that gap is stated, not smoothed over. + */ +``` + +that note **extends** the next reader's search rather than ends it, and names the exact +condition under which the gap could close. + +## .where it bites hardest + +on a **security control**. a loosened control that passes an inclusion check, a value-blind +snapshot, and a note that vouches for it reaches a reviewer as no diff at all. + +## .the failure mode to expect + +the miss is never the hard site. it is **the peer that looks like it was already handled** — +a field in a block that was just worked on, or a case several reviews already accepted. treat +"this was reviewed before" as evidence of the blind spot, never as evidence of safety. + +a corollary for review triage: **a nitpick that matches a known defect class is a blocker that +wears a nitpick's label.** severity is the reviewer's read of the risk; the shape is the signal. + +## .enforcement + +- a comment that claims coverage the code does not carry = **blocker** +- a comment that names a field with an insecure direction, beside code that does not clamp it + = **blocker** +- a resource with N fields with an insecure direction and fewer than N clamps, with no stated + reason per omission = **blocker** +- a known gap stated plainly = **fine** — that is the paved path, not a defect + +## .see also + +- `rule.forbid.failhide` — the code-level rule this applies to prose +- `rule.require.clamp-edge-cases` — the clamp must be proven to bite, not merely present +- `rule.require.timeless-comments` — a note must hold for a reader who was never in the room diff --git a/.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/rule.require.acceptance-resources.md b/.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/rule.require.acceptance-resources.md index 706a6fe..0d2c0a7 100644 --- a/.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/rule.require.acceptance-resources.md +++ b/.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/rule.require.acceptance-resources.md @@ -30,6 +30,51 @@ export const getResources = async () => { }; ``` +## .the plan-only exception — a peer asset, never an absent one + +the default asset is applied, not merely planned. so a resource that **cannot be applied in +CI** must not enter `resources.acceptance.ts` — an apply there would mutate live state that +no test owns. + +such a family gets its **own peer asset plus its own plan-only test**, never a skip and +never an omission: + +| asset | test | why it is separate | +|---|---|---| +| `resources.acceptance.ts` | `declastruct.acceptance.test.ts` | plan + apply; repo-scoped, CI owns the fixtures | +| `resources.apps.acceptance.ts` | `declastruct.apps.acceptance.test.ts` | apps cannot be created through the api | +| `resources.org.acceptance.ts` | `declastruct.org.acceptance.test.ts` | org-level singletons; an apply mutates the live org posture | + +### the test that decides which file + +> can an apply of this resource in CI create and destroy a fixture that no human owns? + +- **yes** → `resources.acceptance.ts`, plan + apply +- **no** → a peer `resources..acceptance.ts`, PLAN ONLY + +a resource is org-scoped-singleton when it has exactly one instance per org and no way to +make a throwaway copy. every such resource takes the peer path. + +### what the peer asset must still prove + +the exception narrows the CLAIM, never the COVERAGE. a plan-only pair must still prove +PLAN-INCLUSION — that the CLI carries each resource end to end, from domain object through +dao, provider registration and sdk export, into a plan. a resource absent from a plan is a +resource no consumer can declare, however green its unit tests are. + +the apply half is then proven by a dogfood surface under a human's token +(e.g. `provision/github.org/`), and that hand-off is named in the test's header. + +### what the exception does NOT license + +- ⛔ a resource in NO asset file at all +- ⛔ a `skipIf` gate on the plan half — a plan only reads, so it needs no elevated + credential and must run on every CI run +- ⛔ an apply block in a peer asset's test + ## .enforcement -new resource type without acceptance resource declaration = blocker +- new resource type without acceptance resource declaration = blocker +- new resource type in NO asset file, default or peer = blocker +- an applyable resource routed to a peer asset to dodge the apply = blocker +- a plan-only pair gated on a credential = blocker diff --git a/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/.bind/beav.feat-org-security-lockdown.flag b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/.bind/beav.feat-org-security-lockdown.flag new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2d819af --- /dev/null +++ b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/.bind/beav.feat-org-security-lockdown.flag @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +branch: beav/feat-org-security-lockdown +bound_by: init.behavior skill diff --git a/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/.reviews/peer/.gitignore b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/.reviews/peer/.gitignore new file mode 100644 index 0000000..819676d --- /dev/null +++ b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/.reviews/peer/.gitignore @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +# ignore all peer-review files +* +!.gitignore diff --git a/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/.route/.bind.beav.feat-org-security-lockdown.flag b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/.route/.bind.beav.feat-org-security-lockdown.flag new file mode 100644 index 0000000..84dd186 --- /dev/null +++ b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/.route/.bind.beav.feat-org-security-lockdown.flag @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +branch: beav/feat-org-security-lockdown +bound_by: route.bind skill diff --git a/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/.route/.gitignore b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/.route/.gitignore new file mode 100644 index 0000000..62a8c8b --- /dev/null +++ b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/.route/.gitignore @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +# ignore all except passage.jsonl and .bind flags +* +!.gitignore +!passage.jsonl +!.bind.* diff --git a/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/.route/passage.jsonl b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/.route/passage.jsonl new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6d06cea --- /dev/null +++ b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/.route/passage.jsonl @@ -0,0 +1,125 @@ +{"stone":"1.vision","status":"arrived","reason":"entered guard reviews"} +{"stone":"1.vision","status":"blocked","blocker":"review.self","reason":"review.self required: has-grounded-in-reality"} +{"stone":"1.vision","status":"promised","reason":"promised review.self: has-grounded-in-reality"} +{"stone":"1.vision","status":"promised","reason":"promised review.self: has-questioned-requirements"} +{"stone":"1.vision","status":"promised","reason":"promised review.self: has-questioned-assumptions"} +{"stone":"1.vision","status":"arrived","reason":"entered guard reviews"} +{"stone":"1.vision","status":"blocked","blocker":"review.self","reason":"review.self required: has-questioned-questions"} +{"stone":"1.vision","status":"promised","reason":"promised review.self: has-questioned-questions"} +{"stone":"1.vision","status":"arrived","reason":"entered guard reviews"} 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+controls that bound who may run what, with which token, against which cloud account. + +concretely, the whole of the posture below must be expressible as declared resources. today +roughly half of it can only be clicked in the web UI. + +## .why + +**the controls that bound a live blast radius are the ones that cannot currently be declared.** + +`ehmpathy/declastruct-aws` is a PUBLIC repo that provisions live AWS accounts. its +`ehmpathy-demo-oidc` role carries `ec2:*`, `iam:*Role`, `budgets:*`, `ce:*`, and its trust +policy matches `repo:ehmpathy/*:*` with `StringLike` — so **any repo, any branch, any workflow +in the org can assume it.** + +the AWS half of that hole is fixed in `declastruct-aws`. this wish is the GitHub half, and the +audit below shows every GitHub-side guardrail is currently open: + +| live control | value | what it permits | +|---|---|---| +| `default_repository_permission` | `write` | every member holds write on every repo → push a branch anywhere → assume the AWS role | +| `two_factor_requirement_enabled` | `false` | one phished member = org write = the AWS role | +| `default_workflow_permissions` | `write` | `GITHUB_TOKEN` is read-write org-wide by default | +| `can_approve_pull_request_reviews` | `true` | a bot token can approve a PR (OWASP CICD-SEC-1) | +| `allowed_actions` | `all` | any third-party action, from anywhere, in any workflow | +| `sha_pinning_required` | `false` | tags are mutable pointers (OWASP CICD-SEC-3 / -4) | + +the deeper reason is not any single row. it is that **a control which can only be clicked +drifts silently and leaves no diff for a reviewer.** a declared control is reviewable, is +diffable, and fails loud when reality diverges. that is the entire premise of declastruct, and +this posture sits outside it. + +## .acceptance + +- the full posture in the table above is declarable — no row requires a click in the web UI +- every newly declared resource carries the complete set per + `rule.require.dao-and-acceptance-per-declared-resource`: a domain object with `unique` keyed + on the org, a DAO, provider registration and sdk export, and acceptance coverage that proves + plan-inclusion plus post-apply `KEEP` +- `set` is idempotent — a re-run converges, never duplicates or thrashes +- names are symmetric with the extant `DeclaredGithubOrg*` peers + (`rule.require.symmetry-with-peer-resources`) +- **a shipped default lands the consumer in the pit of success** — someone who declares one of + these without deep thought must NOT inherit GitHub's permissive default +- the 2FA control, whatever shape it takes, does not silently destroy state: GitHub REMOVES + members who lack 2FA when it is enabled, so an operator must be able to learn who would be + dropped BEFORE it happens + +that last bullet is an outcome, not a mechanism — a preflight, a plan-time notice, or a better +idea are all fine. what is unacceptable is an operator who learns of the removals afterward. + +## .what was verified — ground, NOT instruction + +audited read-only against the live `ehmpathy` org on 2026-08-02 via `gh api -X GET`. the +values in the table above are real, not assumed. + +### already present — no work needed here + +- `DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges` already covers `defaultRepositoryPermission`, + `membersCanCreateRepositories`, `membersCanDeleteRepositories`, + `membersCanChangeRepoVisibility`, `membersCanForkPrivateRepositories`, + `membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators` +- `DeclaredGithubBranchProtection`, `DeclaredGithubOrgRuleset`, `DeclaredGithubRepoRuleset` +- `DeclaredGithubOrg` READS `twoFactorRequirementEnabled` — reads it, cannot set it + +### the endpoints that carry the absent half + +these are facts about GitHub's API, not a design for your code: + +- `GET/PUT /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions` — `enabled_repositories`, `allowed_actions`, + `sha_pinning_required` +- `GET/PUT /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/selected-actions` — `github_owned_allowed`, + `verified_allowed`, `patterns_allowed` +- `GET/PUT /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/workflow` — `default_workflow_permissions`, + `can_approve_pull_request_reviews` +- `GET/PUT /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/fork-pr-workflows` — and its repo-level peer + +### the single highest-value field + +`sha_pinning_required`. it enforces `rule.forbid.insecure.via=unpinned-third-party-code` for +every repo in the org at once. if scope must be cut, this is the last to cut. + +### a posture to preserve, not shut off + +the fork-PR policy is what lets outside contributors fork and contribute **without** any reach +into our resources. the goal is to DECLARE that posture, not to end contribution. + +## .the HOW is yours — advisory only + +per `rule.forbid.prescribe-how-on-dispatch` and `rule.require.wish-outcome-over-proposal`, +`.what` / `.why` / `.acceptance` are authoritative. all else here is ground. + +issue **#66** proposes four specific resources with specific names +(`DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions`, `…WorkflowDefaults`, `…ForkPrPolicy`, plus a settable +2FA). read it for context, but note it was authored from OUTSIDE this repo by a consumer. +treat the decomposition as one party's guess: + +- **how many resources this is** is yours. four is a guess. one, two, or six may fit the + package's extant grain better — the acceptance asks that the posture be declarable, not that + it arrive in four objects. +- **what they are named** is yours, bounded only by symmetry with the extant peers. +- **where 2FA lives** is yours — a move onto `DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges`, its own + resource, or another home. the acceptance constrains the destroy-safety, not the placement. +- **what the secure defaults are** is yours to choose and defend. + +if an in-repo pattern beats the issue's proposal, prefer it and say why in your vision yield. + +## .open questions worth a decision (yours to settle) + +- `selected-actions` is a companion endpoint to `actions/permissions`, and only meaningful when + `allowedActions: 'selected'`. is that one resource or two? a wrong split here is awkward to + undo once consumers declare against it. +- does a fork-PR policy belong at org scope only, or does the repo-level peer belong in the + same round? the acceptance names the org posture; the repo peer is yours to scope in or out. + +## .scope + +`ehmpathy/declastruct-github`. + +**out of scope:** any change to `ehmpathy/declastruct-aws`. it is the reporter and the +downstream consumer that motivated this, not part of the work. + +## .sources + +- [OWASP Top 10 CI/CD Security Risks](https://owasp.org/www-project-top-10-ci-cd-security-risks/) +- `ehmpathy/declastruct-github#66` — the seeded task, with the live values and endpoints +- catalog: `declastruct-aws/.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/catalog.security.insecure-patterns.md` + +--- + +authored by human + beaver 🦫 diff --git a/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/1.vision.guard b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/1.vision.guard new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b06b635 --- /dev/null +++ b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/1.vision.guard @@ -0,0 +1,93 @@ +# provenance = self-referential source template; enables `rhx route.guard.upgrade` idempotency +provenance: + uri: node_modules/rhachet-roles-bhuild/dist/domain.operations/behavior/init/templates/1.vision.guard.light + +# guard for vision stone +# +# requires human approval before stone can be marked as passed +# because the self-review prompts require human feedback, +# the process needs to halt here for human review + +judges: + - $rhachet run --repo bhrain --skill route.stone.judge --mechanism approved? --stone $stone --route $route + +reviews: + self: + - slug: has-grounded-in-reality + say: | + a junior recently modified files in this repo. we need to carefully + review the vision due to this. + + did the junior ground the vision in reality, or make things up? + + check the groundwork section: + + for external references (APIs, services, docs): + - did they actually verify these exist? + - did they cite what they checked? + - or did they assume without sanity check? + + for internal references (extant behavior, patterns, code): + - did they actually verify what that behavior is? + - did they verify extant contracts to conform to? (interfaces, types, signatures) + - did they verify extant vocab to reuse? (domain terms, name patterns) + - did they verify extant stdouts to match? (CLI output patterns, error formats) + - did they cite specific files/lines? + - or did they assume the code works a certain way without verification? + + this is NOT about exhaustive research — just sanity checks. + the question is: is this vision coherent with reality, or built on assumptions? + + - slug: has-questioned-requirements + say: | + a junior recently modified files in this repo. we need to carefully + review the vision due to this. + + are there any requirements that should be questioned? + + for each requirement, ask: + - who said this was needed? when? why? + - what evidence supports this requirement? + - what if we didn't do this — what would happen? + - is the scope too large, too small, or misdirected? + - could we achieve the goal in a simpler way? + + challenge each requirement and justify why it belongs. + + - slug: has-questioned-assumptions + say: | + a junior recently modified files in this repo. we need to carefully + review the vision due to this. + + are there any hidden assumptions the junior took as requirements? + + for each assumption, ask: + - what do we assume here without evidence? + - what evidence supports this assumption? + - what if the opposite were true? + - did the wisher actually say this, or did we infer it? + - what exceptions or counterexamples exist? + + surface all hidden assumptions and question each one. + + - slug: has-questioned-questions + say: | + a junior recently modified files in this repo. we need to carefully + review the vision due to this. + + are there any open questions? triage them: + + for each question, ask: + - can this be answered via logic now? if so, answer it now. + - can this be answered via extant docs or code now? if so, answer it now. + - should this be answered via external research later? if so, mark it for research. + - does only the wisher know the answer? if so, ask the wisher. + + for each question, ensure it is clearly marked as either: + - [answered] — resolved now + - [research] — to be answered in the research phase + - [wisher] — requires wisher input + + ensure they're enumerated within the vision under "open questions & assumptions" + + peer: [] diff --git a/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/1.vision.stone b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/1.vision.stone new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7ddea57 --- /dev/null +++ b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/1.vision.stone @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +illustrate the vision implied in the wish .behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/0.wish.md + +emit into .behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/1.vision.yield.md + +--- + +paint a picture of what the world looks like when this wish is fulfilled + +testdrive the contract we propose via realworld examples + +specifically, + +## the outcome world + +- what does a day-in-the-life look like with this in place? +- what's the before/after contrast? +- what's the "aha" moment where the value clicks? + +## user experience + +- what usecases do folks fulfill? what goals? +- what contract inputs & outputs do they leverage? +- what would it look like to leverage them? +- what timelines do they go through? + +## mental model + +- how would users describe this to a friend? +- what analogies or metaphors fit? +- what terms would they use vs what terms would we use? + +## evaluation + +- how well does it solve the goals? +- what are the pros? the cons? +- what edgecases exist and how do our contracts keep users in a pit of success? + +## open questions & assumptions + +- what assumptions have we made? +- what questions remain unanswered? +- what must we validate with the wisher before we proceed? +- what must we research externally? + +## groundwork + +sanity check the vision against reality. NOT exhaustive research — just enough to know the vision isn't built on false assumptions. + +### external research + +if the wish references external APIs, services, or docs: +- did you verify they exist and work the way you assume? +- cite what you checked (links, key constraints noted) +- if none referenced, say "none — no external dependencies" + +### internal research + +if the wish references extant behavior, patterns, or code: +- did you verify what that behavior actually is? +- contracts: interfaces, types, signatures to conform to +- vocab: domain terms, name patterns to reuse +- stdouts: CLI output patterns, error formats to match +- cite what you checked (file paths, line numbers) +- if none referenced, say "none — no extant behavior extended" + +## what is awkward? + +- what feels off or forced? +- where does the design fight the user's mental model? +- what tradeoffs feel uncomfortable? diff --git a/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/1.vision.yield.md b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/1.vision.yield.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..95eecc5 --- /dev/null +++ b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/1.vision.yield.md @@ -0,0 +1,916 @@ +# vision: the org's security posture is a file you can diff + +## tl;dr — six groundwork findings that move the design + +groundwork ran read-only against the live `ehmpathy` org on 2026-08-03. findings 1-3 +contradict assumptions carried in the wish and in issue #66; findings 4-6 surfaced in +self-review and are carried in neither. + +| # | assumption carried in | reality | consequence | +|---|---|---|---| +| 1 | `two_factor_requirement_enabled` is settable | **it is not.** `PATCH /orgs/{org}` does not accept it. no REST or GraphQL write exists. | 2FA becomes a **guidance flow** — fail fast, escort the human with direct URLs. ✅ confirmed by the wisher. | +| 2 | `GET/PUT /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/fork-pr-workflows` | **404.** the real endpoints are `fork-pr-contributor-approval` and `fork-pr-workflows-private-repos` — two distinct controls. | the "one fork-PR resource" shape in #66 does not match the API. two resources. | +| 3 | `selected-actions` is a peer endpoint | **it 409s** unless `allowedActions === 'selected'`. it has no independently readable state. | it is a nested field, not a peer resource. settles the wish's first open question. | +| 4 | *(surfaced in self-review)* | the installed **octokit types neither fork-PR endpoint nor `sha_pinning_required`**. | three of the five resources need `github.request` + hand-written types, or an octokit major bump. | +| 5 | *(surfaced in self-review, then narrowed by live reads)* | `ehmpathy` is on the **`free` plan**, and a whole extant resource (`DeclaredGithubOrgRuleset`) sits **commented out** of provision because free-tier `403`s it. but all five of this wish's endpoints return **200** on that same free org, and `sha_pinning_required` is served in the body. | **high confidence NOT gated** — a free org gets the field, and GitHub gates by 403'ing the whole resource. carried as a named unknown (Q4): the reads prove the read, not the write. the phase that sets the value settles it. | +| 6 | *(surfaced in self-review)* | `admin:org` is required for the **`GET`s**, not only the `PUT`s — so CI cannot even `plan` these. | they need their own `TEST_ORG_ADMIN`-gated acceptance pair. and the fix must **not** be to grant CI org-wide power, which would recreate the hole. | + +everything below is built on those. + +--- + +## the outcome world + +### day in the life + +vlad opens `provision/github.org/resources.ts` — **a file that already exists**, and +already declares the org profile, member privileges, app secrets, and the releasers team. +he adds the actions posture to it, twelve lines, right below the privileges block: + +```ts +const org = { login: 'ehmpathy' }; + +DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.as({ + org, + enabledRepositories: 'all', + allowedActions: 'selected', + selectedActions: { + githubOwnedAllowed: true, + verifiedAllowed: false, + patternsAllowed: ['pnpm/action-setup@*', 'actions/create-github-app-token@*'], + }, + shaPinningRequired: true, +}); + +DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.as({ + org, + defaultWorkflowPermissions: 'read', + canApprovePullRequestReviews: false, +}); +``` + +he runs `declastruct plan` locally, with the admin token — the extant dogfood workflow per +`howto.test-admin-resources`: + +``` +🌊 plan + ├─ UPDATE DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions ehmpathy + │ ├─ allowedActions all -> selected + │ └─ shaPinningRequired false -> true + ├─ UPDATE DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults ehmpathy + │ ├─ defaultWorkflowPermissions write -> read + │ └─ canApprovePullRequestReviews true -> false + └─ KEEP DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval ehmpathy +``` + +the **twelve-line `resources.ts` diff** is what goes in the PR. a reviewer reads two fields +and knows the blast radius of `ehmpathy-demo-oidc` just shrank. no one had to be told where +the checkbox lives. + +### before / after + +| | before | after | +|---|---|---| +| where the control lives | a settings page, six clicks deep | a line in a reviewed file | +| how you learn it changed | you do not | `plan` shows `UPDATE` | +| how you review it | screenshot in slack, maybe | a diff, in a PR, like everything else | +| how you restore it after drift | remember it, click it again | `apply` | +| who can audit it | an org owner, by hand | anyone who can read the repo | + +### the aha + +the "aha" is not the first `apply`. it is the **second `plan`, three months later**, +when someone clicked something in the UI and the plan comes back non-empty. that is the +moment the value clicks: the control stopped being a thing you have to remember and +became a thing that tells on itself. + +that is the wish's own `.why` — *"a control which can only be clicked drifts silently and +leaves no diff for a reviewer"* — and drift-detection, not mutation, is the load-bearing +half of it. that distinction is what rescues the 2FA row (below). + +--- + +## user experience + +### the usecases + +| # | goal | who | the resource | +|---|---|---|---| +| u1 | "no workflow in my org may run an unpinned third-party action" | org owner hardening after a supply-chain scare | `…ActionsPermissions.shaPinningRequired` | +| u2 | "`GITHUB_TOKEN` is read-only unless a workflow asks otherwise" | same | `…ActionsWorkflowDefaults.defaultWorkflowPermissions` | +| u3 | "a bot may not approve its own PR" (OWASP CICD-SEC-1) | same | `…ActionsWorkflowDefaults.canApprovePullRequestReviews` | +| u4 | "outsiders may contribute, but a fork PR never touches our secrets" | maintainer of public + private repos | `…ActionsForkPrApproval` + `…ActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy` | +| u5 | "tell me if someone unlocked any of the above" | anyone, on any `plan` | all of them | +| u6 | "require 2FA, but tell me who i'd kick out first" | org owner | `…TwoFactorRequirement` (see below) | + +### the contract, testdriven + +**u1 + the selected-actions invariant.** the type will not let you declare a state the API +cannot hold: + +```ts +// 👍 allowed — 'selected' carries its allowlist +DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.as({ + org, enabledRepositories: 'all', + allowedActions: 'selected', + selectedActions: { githubOwnedAllowed: true, verifiedAllowed: false, patternsAllowed: ['pnpm/action-setup@*'] }, + shaPinningRequired: true, +}); + +// 👍 allowed — 'all' carries no allowlist +DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.as({ + org, enabledRepositories: 'all', + allowedActions: 'all', + selectedActions: null, + shaPinningRequired: true, +}); + +// 👎 rejected at declare-time — patterns that GitHub would silently ignore +DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.as({ + org, allowedActions: 'all', + selectedActions: { patternsAllowed: ['pnpm/*'] }, // ⛈️ ConstraintError +}); +``` + +this is the pit of success the wish asks for: the awkward third state (an allowlist that +does nothing) is **unrepresentable**, not merely discouraged. + +**u4 — the fork-PR control that actually bites on a public-repo org:** + +```ts +// applies to every repo — who needs a human to press "approve and run" +DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval.as({ + org, + approvalPolicy: 'all_external_contributors', +}); +``` + +this is the posture the wish says to **preserve, not shut off** — outsiders fork and +contribute freely; their workflow simply never holds a token or a secret. on a public repo +that no-reach guarantee is GitHub's own default, so the one knob worth a declaration is +*who trips a human approval gate*. to declare it makes the intent legible instead of +incidental. + +the private-repo half of the fork posture is its own resource, because it is its own +endpoint — and it does govern real repos here (`ehmpathy` holds **2 private repos**, +verified): + +```ts +// applies to private repos only — whether a fork PR gets reach at all +DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.as({ + org, + runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests: false, + sendWriteTokensToWorkflows: false, + sendSecretsAndVariables: false, + requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows: true, +}); +``` + +**u6 — 2FA as a guidance flow** *(shape confirmed by the wisher: fail fast, then guide the +human to do it by hand, with the direct URLs)*. this is the one row where the API offers no +write, so the resource's job is to **detect, warn, and escort** rather than to converge: + +```ts +DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.as({ org, enabled: true }); +``` + +`plan` — the casualty list is emitted by `getOne*` as a **plan-time alert**, beside the +diff: + +``` +🌊 plan + ├─ ⚠️ two-factor: 3 ehmpathy members lack 2FA and WOULD BE REMOVED when enabled + │ └─ ehm-beaver, ehm-owl, ehm-seaturtle + └─ UPDATE DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement ehmpathy + └─ enabled false -> true +``` + +that placement matters. the wish requires an operator learn who would be dropped *before* +it happens — and the operator's first move is `plan`, not `apply`. an alert that fires only +on `apply` reaches someone who already decided. + +> **why a log line and not a field.** an earlier draft put the casualty list on the +> resource as a `readonly` field, on the assumption it would render in the diff. it would +> not: `declastruct/dist/domain.operations/plan/getDisplayableDiff.js:9,22` documents +> *"ignores readonly"* and *"omit readonly before diff"* — readonly fields are stripped +> before the diff is computed. `getOne*` does run as part of `plan` (that is how detected +> state is fetched), so an alert emitted there lands in the same terminal output at the +> same moment. same outcome, via a mechanism that actually exists. + +`apply` — the guidance flow. it fails fast, and every step the human must take is a +click-through link, not a description of where to look: + +``` +⛈️ ConstraintError: two-factor requirement cannot be set via the GitHub API + + what GitHub exposes `two_factor_requirement_enabled` as read-only. + PATCH /orgs/{org} does not accept it — no REST or GraphQL write exists. + this is the one control in your posture that a human must set by hand. + + ⚠️ 3 members lack 2FA and WILL BE REMOVED from ehmpathy the moment you enable it + ├─ ehm-beaver + ├─ ehm-owl + └─ ehm-seaturtle + └─ review them first → https://github.com/orgs/ehmpathy/people?query=two-factor%3Adisabled + + fix 1. give those 3 a chance to enroll, or accept their removal + 2. enable the requirement here (one click, one time) + → https://github.com/organizations/ehmpathy/settings/security + 3. re-run `declastruct plan` + + after the plan shows KEEP, and every future plan guards it. + if anyone turns it off, the next plan turns red. + + why docs → https://docs.github.com/en/organizations/keeping-your-organization-secure/managing-two-factor-authentication-for-your-organization/requiring-two-factor-authentication-in-your-organization +``` + +three properties make this a *guidance flow* rather than an error: + +1. **it fails fast** — a `ConstraintError` (exit 2, caller-must-fix). it never pretends to + have applied, and never silently no-ops the way `setOrgMemberPrivileges` does today +2. **it names the destructive consequence before it happens**, with the affected logins + resolved live — not "some members may be removed" +3. **every action is a direct URL** — the settings page, the filtered member list, and the + doc that explains the removal behaviour. the human never has to hunt for where the + checkbox lives + +> *verify at execution:* the org settings URL is stable and well-known; the +> `?query=two-factor%3Adisabled` people-filter syntax should be confirmed in a browser +> before it ships in an error message. a link that 404s is worse than no link. + +**the pattern generalizes.** `DeclaredGithubOrgRuleset` is already dormant in provision for +a comparable reason (free-tier `403`), and `membersCanDeleteRepositories` is silently +dropped today. a declared resource whose `set` is *"a guided manual step"* is a reusable +shape for every control GitHub exposes read-only — and it is strictly better than the two +alternatives now in the repo: a commented-out resource, or a silent no-op. + +### the timeline + +``` +t0 declare the posture in a reviewed file +t1 plan -> the diff IS the security review +t2 PR + approve -> a human signed off on a blast radius, not a screenshot +t3 apply -> reality converges +t4 plan (replan) -> KEEP. the lock is now armed + ... +tN someone clicks -> plan goes non-empty. drift told on itself +``` + +--- + +## mental model + +### how a user describes it to a friend + +> "our org's security settings are in git. if someone changes one in the web UI, CI +> notices." + +### analogies + +| analogy | what it captures | +|---|---| +| **a tripwire, not a lock** | the value is the alarm on drift as much as the setting itself. this is why 2FA-as-assertion still earns its keep. | +| **a smoke detector you can commit** | it does not put out the fire; it guarantees you find out. | +| **`.gitignore` for org privilege** | a small declarative file whose whole job is to say "no" broadly and quietly. | + +### their words vs ours + +| they say | we say | why ours | +|---|---|---| +| "lock down the org" | the posture | "lockdown" is a one-time act; posture is a standing state you converge to | +| "the actions settings page" | `DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions` | symmetry with the extant `DeclaredGithubOrg*` peers | +| "pin your actions" | `shaPinningRequired` | mirrors the API field verbatim; no translation layer to get wrong | +| "block outside contributors" | fork-PR **approval** + **private-repo policy** | the goal is not to block people, it is to withhold reach. two different controls, two names. | + +--- + +## the proposed decomposition — and why it is not #66's four + +issue #66 guessed four resources. the endpoints say **five**, split differently — #66's +single fork resource is really two, and its settable-2FA is really a read. + +| resource | endpoint | verdict | priority | +|---|---|---|---| +| `DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions` | `/actions/permissions` **+ nested** `/selected-actions` | merged — see below | **1** — carries `sha_pinning_required` | +| `DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults` | `/actions/permissions/workflow` | clean 1:1, as #66 proposed | 2 | +| `DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement` | read `/orgs/{org}`, no write exists | reframed as assertion, not mutation | 3 | +| `DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval` | `/actions/permissions/fork-pr-contributor-approval` | split from #66's single fork resource | 4 | +| `DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy` | `/actions/permissions/fork-pr-workflows-private-repos` | split from #66's single fork resource | **5 — first to cut** | + +the priority column matters because two of the five ride on octokit-untyped endpoints and +one may be plan-tier-gated. if scope must give, it gives from the bottom. + +### why every name carries a category segment + +each of the five reads `DeclaredGithubOrg` + **category** + subject. the category segment is +**discovered, never authored** — it must be a word GitHub itself uses for that family: + +| segment | GitHub's own use | provenance | verdict | +|---|---|---|---| +| `Actions` | the API path `/orgs/{org}/actions/...` **and** the product name "GitHub Actions" | **verified** — live API reads + docs, 2026-08-03 | discovered ✅ | +| `Authentication` | GitHub's own word for the org settings section that holds the 2FA requirement | **human attestation** — the wisher, 2026-08-03: *"yeah, Authentication exactly"*. not a docs citation; see the unverified note below | discovered ✅ | +| ~~`Auth`~~ | nowhere — an abbreviation we would coin | — | **rejected** ❌ | + +> **⚠️ what is attested vs what is guessed.** the wisher attested to the **word**: +> `Authentication` is GitHub's own term for that section, which is what makes the segment +> *discovered* rather than *authored*. that settles the naming question. +> +> the wisher did **not** attest to the **family shape** — which other org settings live +> under that heading, and therefore how far the prefix should eventually reach. my +> best guess is SAML SSO, SSH certificate authorities, and the IP allow list, from +> recall alone. **this is UNVERIFIED, and unverified because the source was unreachable, +> not because it went unchecked**: the docs fetch is gated behind `XAI_API_KEY`, and every +> keyrack command currently fails at manifest load (rhachet#450 — the encrypted host store +> holds an invalid schema; even read-only `keyrack list` fails, and `keyrack set`/`del` +> cannot self-repair it, so it needs the human who owns the store). +> +> **why this does not block.** the family shape does not change the 2FA resource's name, and +> the only thing it could change is a *future* decision about which other resources adopt +> the prefix — a clean rework when those resources are actually built. the design phase +> should confirm the real membership when the docs are reachable again, and record it in +> `domain.terms/authentication.md`. + +`Auth` is rejected on `rule.forbid.ambiguous-labels`: it reads as **auth**orization as +readily as **auth**entication, and this repo already ships an authorization resource — +`DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges`. one term, two senses, is the exact defect that rule +forbids. spelled out, `Authentication` has one sense. + +the 2FA resource is the one that tested the principle. a flat +`DeclaredGithubOrgTwoFactorRequirement` was the earlier draft, defended on rule-of-three +(one auth member today does not earn a category) and on symmetry with the flat extant peers +(`DeclaredGithubOrgVariable`, `…Secret`, `…Ruleset`). both arguments lose to a third: +**within this wish's own cohort the categorized shape is already the norm** — four of five +carry one — so the flat name would be the single peer that breaks the shape, and the wish +makes peer symmetry an acceptance criterion. rule-of-three governs when to *lift* a shared +operation; it does not govern the shape of a name at the moment it is introduced. + +length is not an objection: 51 chars against `DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy` +at 47, already proposed above. + +> **obligation carried forward.** `Authentication` is a new category term that enters this +> package's vocabulary, so `rule.require.persist-domain-term-evidence` applies: the design +> phase owes `.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/domain.terms/authentication.md` with the +> etymology (GitHub's own section name, per the wisher's attestation above), the rejected +> `Auth` alternative and why, and — **once the docs are reachable again** — the verified +> family membership that is currently only a best guess. + +### why the fork controls are two, not one + +they are two endpoints with different scope, different shape, and different failure modes: + +- `fork-pr-contributor-approval` → one enum, applies to **all** repos, org- and repo-level +- `fork-pr-workflows-private-repos` → four booleans, **private repos only**, documented + `403 Forbidden` under enterprise management + +a combined resource would be **unreadable in whole** the moment the private-repo half +403s. split, the failure stays contained to the half that failed. + +`…ForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy` ranks last as the weakest-value member of the set — **not** +because it is inert. `ehmpathy` holds **2 private repos** (verified: `total_private_repos: +2`, despite the `free` plan — GitHub Free allows unlimited private repos), so the endpoint +governs real repos here. its four knobs already sit at the locked posture, so its present +value is **drift-detection only** — which is, by this vision's own argument, the durable +half of the value. it stays in, at the bottom. + +### why `selected-actions` is nested, not a peer + +verified: `GET /orgs/ehmpathy/actions/permissions/selected-actions` → +**`409 Conflict — "All actions and workflows are allowed on this organization"`**. + +a peer resource would therefore have a state that **cannot be read** whenever its +neighbour says `all`. declastruct's `getOne` would have to return `null` for a resource +that genuinely exists-but-is-inapplicable, and `plan` could not tell "absent" from +"not-currently-meaningful". to nest it makes the invariant a type instead of a runtime +surprise, and the wish flags this exact split as *"awkward to undo once consumers declare +against it."* one shot, get it right: **nest it**. + +> **a grain claim this vision does *not* make.** an earlier draft justified the merge with +> "one resource per endpoint." that rule is **false in this repo**, and two of its closest +> peers disprove it: `DeclaredGithubOrg` and `DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges` are two +> resources over one `/orgs/{org}` pair, and `DeclaredGithubRepo` and +> `DeclaredGithubRepoConfig` are two over one `/repos/{owner}/{repo}` pair. the real house +> grain is **one resource per coherent concern**, and a single endpoint may back several. +> +> that correction matters, because it means a split *is* on the table by house rules — so +> each merge needs its own argument. `selected-actions` earns nesting on the 409 above. +> the `/actions/permissions` triple earns single ownership on a different fact: its `PUT` +> is **full-replace with `enabled_repositories` required**, so two resources over it would +> clobber each other's fields on every apply. (the `/orgs/{org}` peers get away with a +> split precisely because `PATCH` is partial.) + +### why the fork controls are two, not one + +they are two endpoints with different scope, different shape, and different failure modes: + +- `fork-pr-contributor-approval` → one enum, applies to **all** repos, org- and repo-level +- `fork-pr-workflows-private-repos` → four booleans, **private repos only**, documented + `403 Forbidden` under enterprise management + +a combined resource would be **unreadable in whole** the moment the private-repo half +403s. split, the failure stays contained to the half that failed. + +### secure defaults — every field required, none optional + +symmetric with `DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges`, where all fields are required today. +this is the strongest available answer to *"a consumer who declares one of these without +deep thought must not inherit GitHub's permissive default"*: with no optional fields, +**there is no omission through which a default can leak in**. you cannot forget +`shaPinningRequired`; the compiler asks. + +note this rejects the wish's *mechanism* ("a shipped default") while it serves the wish's +*outcome* — which `rule.require.wish-outcome-over-proposal`, cited by the wish itself, +licenses. and it is not merely a dodge: **a defaulted field is invisible in the +declaration, so it is invisible in the PR diff.** a `shaPinningRequired` that quietly +defaults to `true` would protect the org and teach the reviewer nothing. the whole premise +of this wish is that a control leaves a diff. a default would take the control back out of +the diff, which is the exact failure mode being fixed. + +the cost is real and worth naming: this trades away +`rule.prefer.defaults-match-common-case` ergonomics. a consumer must state every field, +even ones they hold no opinion on. for a security posture, that friction is the feature — +but it *is* friction. + +--- + +## evaluation + +### how well it solves the goals + +| wish acceptance | verdict | +|---|---| +| the full posture is declarable, no row needs a click | **5 of 6 rows fully.** `sha_pinning_required` is **high-confidence available on this free org** (finding #5 / Q4 — four live signals; the write stays a named unknown until the phase that sets it). the 2FA row is declarable + diffable + preflighted, and its one-time click is now an explicit **guidance flow** the wisher signed off on, not a gap. | +| every resource carries dobj + dao + provider + sdk + acceptance | met — the grain is well-worn here, 13 peers to copy | +| `set` is idempotent | met naturally — every endpoint is `PUT` | +| names symmetric with `DeclaredGithubOrg*` peers | met | +| a shipped default lands the consumer in the pit of success | met, via required fields + the unrepresentable-state invariant | +| 2FA does not silently destroy state | **met, and more strongly than a mutation could** — no write ever occurs, and the casualty list is surfaced before the human clicks | + +### pros + +- the drift tripwire is free, and it is the durable half of the value +- `sha_pinning_required` — the wish's named highest-value field — is a plain boolean on a + plain `PUT`. highest-leverage item in the whole set +- five resources of ~identical shape; the dobj/dao/provider/sdk half is a well-paved path + with 16 peers to copy, and `provision/github.org/resources.ts` already exists as the + dogfood home +- the invariants (`selected` ⟺ allowlist) make the two genuinely confusing controls + self-teaching +- because every endpoint returns **204 with no body**, an adhoc cast on write is not even + expressible — the new code is *forced* into read-after-write compliance + +### cons + +- **the installed octokit does not reach all of this.** `@octokit/types@13.10.0` types + `/actions/permissions`, `/selected-actions`, and `/workflow` — but has **zero** entries + for either fork-PR endpoint and **zero** for `sha_pinning_required`. so the wish's + highest-value field and the fork-PR resource need `github.request()` with hand-written + types, or an octokit upgrade. this is the largest novel-risk item and it was not visible + from the wish +- **the free plan may gate the wish's highest-value field.** unresolved, with live + precedent — `DeclaredGithubOrgRuleset` already sits commented out of provision for + exactly this reason +- five new resources is real surface to maintain against an API that is visibly still + moving (`sha_pinning_required` and both fork-PR endpoints are recent additions) +- the 2FA resource has a `set` that always throws. that is honest but unusual, and a + reviewer may reasonably read it as a lie in the type system +- org-scoped means **singleton per org** — which breaks the acceptance strategy (below) + +### edge cases, and how the contract holds + +| edge | the pit of success | +|---|---| +| `allowedActions: 'all'` + `patternsAllowed` | unrepresentable — `ConstraintError` at declare-time | +| `GET selected-actions` 409s when `allowedActions !== 'selected'` | caught, mapped to `selectedActions: null`. never leaks a raw 409 | +| every `PUT` here returns **204 No Content** | forces read-after-write via `getOne*`, which is already the house rule (`rule.forbid.adhoc-cast-on-write`). no adhoc cast is even possible | +| `fork-pr-workflows-private-repos` 403s on enterprise-managed orgs | isolated to its own resource; the other four still plan and apply | +| repo-level `fork-pr-workflows-private-repos` on a **public** repo | verified `422`. this is why the repo-level peer is scoped out — see open questions | +| `enabledRepositories: 'selected'` | needs a repo list the endpoint takes separately. proposed: reject `'selected'` for now with a named error rather than half-support it | + +--- + +## open questions & assumptions + +every question below is triaged **[answered]** (resolved now), **[research]** (resolvable in +the research phase, no wisher needed), or **[wisher]** (only the wisher can settle it). + +### assumptions made + +1. ~~**the drift tripwire is the load-bearing value, not the write.**~~ **no longer an + assumption — confirmed by the wisher on 2026-08-03** (Q6). the reframe holds, and the + wisher went further: fail fast and escort the human by hand, with direct URLs. +2. **required-fields-everywhere is the right form of "secure default."** the package ships + no default mechanism today, and required fields close the omission hole entirely. +3. ~~**the org grain is one-resource-per-endpoint.**~~ **retracted in review** — false; two + peer pairs share one endpoint each. see the decomposition section. +4. ~~**`ehmpathy` on the `free` plan is representative.**~~ **retracted in review** — the + free plan is *not* benign here, and has already bitten this repo once (Q2). + +### [answered] — resolved during review, no further input needed + +- **Q1. `selected-actions`: one resource or two?** → **one** (nested). the verified 409 + makes a peer resource unreadable whenever `allowedActions !== 'selected'`. +- **Q2. do the cited rules exist?** → **yes**, in `ehmpathy/declastruct-aws` + (`.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/rule.require.dao-and-acceptance-per-declared-resource.md`, + 85 lines). retrieved and read in full. it resolves three things, and raised the fixture + cost question (Q7) that the wisher has since answered: + - it mandates **`genDeclastructDao`** — independently confirming the dao decision above + - it requires provider registration in **two** places: the `DeclastructGithubProvider` + *type map* **and** the `daos` map in the factory. the vision had named only the second + - its `.idempotency note` (findsert must be cheap on repeat) is satisfied for free here — + every one of our `set`s is a `PUT` +- **Q3. dao contract: `new DeclastructDao` or `genDeclastructDao`?** → **`genDeclastructDao`**. + #66 asked for it, the cited rule mandates it, and its `| null` contract satisfies + `rule.forbid.undefined-inputs` where the peers' `undefined` form does not. + +### [research] — settle in the research phase; no wisher required + +- **🟡 Q4. is `sha_pinning_required` gated behind the GitHub Team plan?** — **downgraded + from 🔴 to 🟡 on 2026-08-03. high confidence it is NOT gated; carried as a named unknown.** + + the risk was raised by **live precedent for this exact failure in this exact org**: + `DeclaredGithubOrgRuleset` is fully built, unit-verified, and **commented out** of + `provision/github.org/resources.ts:131-160` because `GET /orgs/ehmpathy/rulesets` → + `403 "Upgrade to GitHub Team"` (re-verified live 2026-08-03). + + four independent signals now point the other way: + + | # | evidence | verified | + |---|---|---| + | 1 | `GET /orgs/ehmpathy/actions/permissions` → `{"enabled_repositories":"all","allowed_actions":"all","sha_pinning_required":false}` — the field **is present in the response body** on this org | live read, 2026-08-03 | + | 2 | `GET /orgs/ehmpathy` → `plan.name = "free"`, 5 filled seats — so signal #1 is a field served on a **free** org | live read, 2026-08-03 | + | 3 | all five of this wish's endpoints return **200** on this free org; only `rulesets` 403s | live reads, 2026-08-03 | + | 4 | GitHub's REST reference states **no plan requirement** on any of the five; the sha-pin feature docs (shipped 2025-08) describe an org-level policy under an *enterprise* cap, never a Free/Team split | docs, 2026-08-03 | + + signal #2 carries the weight. **plan tier is the usual gate mechanism** for org Actions + policy, and the field is served on a free org — evidence *for* availability. and GitHub's + gate pattern is to **403 the whole resource** (as rulesets does), not to serve a read it + will later reject. + + **why it stays open.** all four signals prove the *read*. a read can echo a field a write + rejects — that gap is real, and no amount of GETs closes it. + + **resolution: the phase that sets the value settles it, not this one.** a failed write + there is immediate, cheap, in-context feedback. certainty bought here would cost a `PUT` + to the live shared `ehmpathy` org — a poor trade for an epistemics point the vision stone + does not need. (the decisive probe — to set the flag `true` — briefly enforces the sha-pin + policy org-wide, and is a **human's to authorize**, never self-granted.) +- **🟢 Q5. octokit: upgrade, or `github.request` with hand-written types?** — **largely + answered during this review.** `@octokit/types@17.0.0` depends on + `@octokit/openapi-types@^28`, and that schema **does** type both fork-PR endpoints + (`fork-pr-contributor-approval`, `fork-pr-workflows-private-repos`) — but **still has no + `sha_pinning_required`**. + + so the upgrade buys 2 of the 3 gaps, and the wish's highest-value field needs a + hand-written type either way. **best-guess: do not take a major octokit bump for this** — + it would touch all 16 extant resources to solve two thirds of a problem that still needs + the hand-written path. use `github.request` with hand-written types for all three; revisit + the upgrade on its own merits later, as a clean rework. + + *confidence note:* the two "present" results are strong; the `sha_pinning_required` + "absent" comes from a search over a very large generated file and is weaker. **one grep + after a trial install settles it** — a research-phase task, not a wisher question. + +### [wisher] — raised, and **answered by the wisher** on 2026-08-03 + +- **✅ Q6. is the 2FA reframe acceptable, or should the row be cut?** + → **keep it, as a guidance flow.** wisher: *"2fa should be set via guidance flow… it + should failfast and guide the user to do it by hand, with the direct urls and all."* + so the reframe stands, and is sharpened: the `set` **fails fast** with a `ConstraintError` + and escorts the human through the manual step with **direct click-through URLs** — the + settings page, the filtered member list, and the doc on removal behaviour. designed in + full under *u6*. this also settles the earlier worry about "a `set` that always throws": + it is not a degenerate resource, it is a **guided manual step**, and it is a pattern this + repo has two other candidates for. + +- **✅ Q7. the acceptance fixture — pay for a demo org, or accept reduced coverage?** + → **dogfood it.** wisher: *"yeah we'll just dogfood it."* + the exemption is **granted by the wisher**, which is exactly the form the cited rule + requires (*"if the cost of that fixture is contentious, raise it — do not silently + exempt"*). raised, and answered. so: acceptance covers what CI can reach; the org-security + `apply` is dogfooded by an admin through `provision/github.org/resources.ts`. the + `declastruct-github-demo` org stays on record as the eventual path + (`resources.app.declastruct-github.testauth.ts:43`), not this round's work. + **critically, this does NOT license a silent skip** — the gated acceptance pair must fail + loud when `TEST_ORG_ADMIN` is set and something breaks; `rule.allow.skipif-for-admin-privs` + bounds the skip to the absent-credential case only. + +- **✅ Q8. must the DAOs be exported from `src/contract/sdks/index.ts`?** + → **yes — start exporting them.** wisher: *"this repo should begin to export its daos."* + so the cited aws rule does port, and this repo's zero-DAO-export practice is the + divergence. the five new resources export their DAOs from day one. *"begin to"* reads as + incremental: new resources comply now, the 16 peers migrate as they are touched rather + than in one sweep here. flagged for the roadmap stone as a follow-on, not scope creep into + this round. + +### settled, not asked + +- **fork-PR at repo scope?** → **out of this round.** the repo-level + `fork-pr-workflows-private-repos` returns `422` on public repos. the repo-level + `fork-pr-contributor-approval` *does* work on public repos and is a clean follow-on. + +--- + +## groundwork + +### external research — the GitHub API + +all probes read-only via `gh api -X GET` against live `ehmpathy`, 2026-08-03. + +| probe | result | +|---|---| +| `GET /orgs/ehmpathy/actions/permissions` | ✅ `{"enabled_repositories":"all","allowed_actions":"all","sha_pinning_required":false}` | +| `GET …/actions/permissions/workflow` | ✅ `{"default_workflow_permissions":"write","can_approve_pull_request_reviews":true}` | +| `GET …/actions/permissions/selected-actions` | ⛈️ `409 Conflict — "All actions and workflows are allowed on this organization"` | +| `GET …/actions/permissions/fork-pr-workflows` | ⛈️ **`404 Not Found`** — the path named in the wish and #66 does not exist | +| `GET …/actions/permissions/fork-pr-workflows-private-repos` | ✅ `{"run_workflows_from_fork_pull_requests":false,"send_write_tokens_to_workflows":false,"send_secrets_and_variables":false,"require_approval_for_fork_pr_workflows":false}` | +| `GET …/actions/permissions/fork-pr-contributor-approval` | ✅ `{"approval_policy":"first_time_contributors"}` | +| `GET /repos/ehmpathy/declastruct-github/actions/permissions/fork-pr-contributor-approval` | ✅ works at repo scope | +| `GET /repos/…/actions/permissions/fork-pr-workflows-private-repos` | ⛈️ `422 — "not allowed for public repositories"` | +| `GET /orgs/ehmpathy/members?filter=2fa_disabled` | ✅ 3 members — `ehm-beaver`, `ehm-owl`, `ehm-seaturtle`. **the 2FA preflight is real and works** | +| `GET /orgs/ehmpathy` | ✅ `plan: free`, `two_factor_requirement_enabled: false`, `default_repository_permission: write` — the wish's audit table reproduces exactly | + +`PUT` shapes, from [REST API endpoints for GitHub Actions permissions](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/actions/permissions?apiVersion=2022-11-28): + +- `PUT /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions` — `enabled_repositories` (required: `all|none|selected`), + `allowed_actions` (`all|local_only|selected`), `sha_pinning_required` (bool) → **204** +- `PUT …/selected-actions` — `github_owned_allowed`, `verified_allowed`, `patterns_allowed[]` → **204** +- `PUT …/workflow` — `default_workflow_permissions` (`read|write`), `can_approve_pull_request_reviews` → **204** +- `PUT …/fork-pr-contributor-approval` — `approval_policy` (required: + `first_time_contributors_new_to_github|first_time_contributors|all_external_contributors`) → **204** +- `PUT …/fork-pr-workflows-private-repos` — `run_workflows_from_fork_pull_requests` (required) + 3 + optional bools → **204**, `403` under enterprise management + +all require `admin:org`. **all return 204** — so read-after-write via `getOne*` is mandatory, +not optional. + +> ⚠️ these `PUT` bodies are **doc-derived, not probe-verified** — a write against the live +> org is out of bounds for groundwork. cross-validation: every `PUT` param name above +> matches a key observed in the corresponding `GET` response, so confidence is high, but it +> is not proof. **also unproven: whether `sha_pinning_required` is writable on a `free`-plan +> org.** first thing to confirm at execution time. + +### octokit coverage — a gap the wish could not see + +grepped the installed `@octokit/types@13.10.0` +(`dist-types/generated/Endpoints.d.ts`) and `@octokit/rest@21.1.1`: + +| endpoint / field | typed in installed octokit? | +|---|---| +| `GET/PUT /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions` | ✅ lines 990, plus `PUT` peer | +| `GET/PUT …/selected-actions` | ✅ line 998 | +| `GET/PUT …/workflow` | ✅ line 1002 | +| `…/fork-pr-contributor-approval` | ⛈️ **absent** — zero matches for `fork-pr` | +| `…/fork-pr-workflows-private-repos` | ⛈️ **absent** | +| `sha_pinning_required` field | ⛈️ **absent** — zero matches for `sha_pinning` | + +consequence: three of the five resources cannot use a typed `github.actions.*` method on +the installed version — `…ActionsPermissions` (for its `sha_pinning_required` field), +`…ActionsForkPrApproval`, and `…ActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy` (both whole endpoints). +either `github.request('PUT /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/…')` with hand-written response +types, or upgrade `@octokit/rest` 21.1.1 → 22.0.1 / `@octokit/types` 13.10.0 → 17.0.0 first +and re-check. **whether the upgrade actually covers them is unverified** — an +execution-time decision, flagged below. + +**would an upgrade fix it?** partly. `@octokit/types@17.0.0` pulls +`@octokit/openapi-types@^28`, whose schema **does** carry both fork-PR endpoints — but +**still lacks `sha_pinning_required`**. so a major bump across all 16 extant resources would +buy two of the three gaps and leave the most important one hand-typed anyway. that settles +it: **hand-write all three via `github.request`**, and treat the octokit upgrade as separate +work judged on its own merits. + +this is also why the decomposition table carries a priority column: the two fork resources +are the most expensive and the least central to the audit table, so they are the natural +place for scope to give if the hand-typed work proves worse than expected. + +**2FA — the decisive negative.** [Update an organization](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/orgs/orgs?apiVersion=2022-11-28) +lists 29 body parameters; `two_factor_requirement_enabled` is **not among them**. confirmed +against `apiVersion=2026-03-10` too — it appears only in the *Get* response schema. +[GitHub's own 2024-11 "Enhanced 2FA management for orgs and enterprises"](https://github.blog/changelog/2024-11-21-enhanced-2fa-management-for-orgs-and-enterprises-public-preview/) +announces UI controls only, with no API. + +**readable but not writable.** three more fields sit in the same trap. verified against the +live response — `GET /orgs/ehmpathy` **does** return `members_can_delete_repositories`, +`members_can_change_repo_visibility`, and `members_can_invite_outside_collaborators` — yet +none of the three appears in the `PATCH` body parameter list. + +> 🐚 **incidental finding, out of scope but worth a note.** `DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges` +> *declares* all three, and `setOrgMemberPrivileges.ts:50-71` omits all three from the +> `orgs.update` body. the file admits it in a comment at lines 60-62 — +> *"Note: These fields may not be directly settable via the standard API"* — but the type +> still promises they are. so a consumer who declares `membersCanDeleteRepositories: false` +> today gets a green `apply` and no change, forever. +> +> worse, `castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges.ts:53` hardcodes +> `membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators: true` with the comment *"Not directly exposed in +> API"* — which the live response above disproves. the real value is right there in the +> payload and is being overwritten with a constant. +> +> **and it is live, not theoretical.** `provision/github.org/resources.ts:45-46` declares +> exactly these two, with emphasis: +> +> ```ts +> membersCanDeleteRepositories: false, // !: crucial: only owners can delete +> membersCanChangeRepoVisibility: false, // !: crucial: only owners can change visibility +> ``` +> +> the live org does read `false` for both — but it cannot have got there through `apply`, +> since neither field is ever sent. someone clicked them. so `plan` shows a **false +> `KEEP`**: it looks converged, and the mechanism that would converge it is absent. if +> anyone flips either in the UI, `apply` will report success and leave reality untouched, +> forever. +> +> that is a failhide in an extant peer, and it currently guards two controls the org's own +> file calls *crucial*. not this wish's job; flagged for the wisher as its own repair. + +### internal research — the extant grain + +verified in-repo, file by file; the shape is unambiguous and well-paved — **16 resources +already registered** in the provider (`getDeclastructGithubProvider.ts:44-63`). + +| what | where | note | +|---|---|---| +| org-scoped dobj shape | `src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges.ts:107-116` | `static unique = ['org']`, `static nested = { org: RefByUnique }` — the exact shape all five new ones take | +| `readonly` field precedent | `src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg.ts:74-77` | `static readonly = ['twoFactorRequirementEnabled', 'publicRepos']` — 2FA is **already** modelled as readonly here. the reframe extends an extant truth, it does not invent one | +| get op | `src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/getOneOrgMemberPrivileges.ts:20-47` | `PickOne<{ unique }>`, 404 → `null`, else `HelpfulError`. ⚠️ discriminates by `error.message.includes('Not Found')` — a **string match**. the new ops must catch a `409` and a `403` distinctly, so they should read `error.status`, not copy this idiom | +| set op | `.../setOrgMemberPrivileges.ts:29-76` | read-**before**-write, `findsert` returns early, `upsert` writes. ⚠️ **do not copy its tail**: lines 73-76 adhoc-cast the `PATCH` response instead of re-reading via `getOne*`, which violates this repo's own `rule.forbid.adhoc-cast-on-write` | +| cast op | `.../castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges.ts:15-69` | `castTo$Dobj` naming, `HasMetadata<>` return | +| dao | `src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivilegesDao.ts:1-47` | `new DeclastructDao({...})`, hand-wired `byRef`, `set.delete: undefined`. ⚠️ **this is the older of two contracts** — see below | +| provider registration ①| `src/domain.objects/DeclastructGithubProvider.ts:26-95` | the **type map** — 16 `DeclastructDao` entries. easy to miss; the cited rule names it as a blocker | +| provider registration ②| `src/domain.operations/provider/getDeclastructGithubProvider.ts:44-63` | the **factory** `daos` map; the org block is already grouped at 53-58 | +| sdk export | `src/contract/sdks/index.ts` | one `export {}` per dobj; **zero daos exported** today. per Q8 the wisher has ruled the repo *"should begin to export its daos"* — so the new five export **both** the dobj and the dao, and the 16 peers migrate as touched | +| acceptance resources | `src/contract/sdks/.test/assets/resources.acceptance.ts:39-228` | ⚠️ **targets the live `ehmpathy` org** — `team`, `childTeam`, `teamMembership` at lines 160-198 all name `org: { login: 'ehmpathy' }` | +| acceptance KEEP assertion | `src/contract/sdks/declastruct.acceptance.test.ts:428-478` | replan after apply, assert every change `action === 'KEEP'`, plus snapshot | +| admin-priv gate | `declastruct.acceptance.test.ts:230-231` | `const hasOrgAdmin = process.env.TEST_ORG_ADMIN === 'true'` → `when.skipIf(!hasOrgAdmin)` | +| the sanctioned skip | `.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/rule.allow.skipif-for-admin-privs.md` | explicitly names "org settings / org member privileges" as in-scope for the exception | +| **the dogfood surface** | `provision/github.org/resources.ts:31-175` | ⭐ **the org already declares its own posture here** — `DeclaredGithubOrg`, `…OrgMemberPrivileges`, `…OrgVariable`, `…OrgSecret`, `…Team`, `…TeamMembership`. this is where the new five belong | +| the two-surface rule | `.agent/repo=.this/role=any/briefs/howto.test-admin-resources.md:26-38` | *"for resources that need admin:org scope, dogfood via `provision/github`"* — acceptance = plan snapshots (no apply); dogfood = the real apply | +| free-tier gating precedent | `provision/github.org/resources.ts:131-160` | `DeclaredGithubOrgRuleset` is **commented out** because `GET /orgs/ehmpathy/rulesets` → `403 "Upgrade to GitHub Team"` (re-verified live). the code is correct; the org's plan blocks the dogfood | + +### ⭐ the two-surface strategy — the answer to the acceptance seam + +the vision spent a 🔴 on "how do we prove post-apply KEEP without a rewrite of the live +org's security policy." the repo answered that question before this wish existed, and +`howto.test-admin-resources` states it plainly: + +| surface | what it proves | who runs it | +|---|---|---| +| `src/contract/sdks/.test/assets/resources.acceptance.ts` | plan-inclusion, snapshots — **no apply** for admin-scoped | CI, unconditionally | +| `provision/github.org/resources.ts` | the real `plan` + `apply` against the live org | an admin, by hand, with `admin:org` | + +so the five new resources go in **both**: declared in `provision/github.org/resources.ts` +alongside the org posture already declared there, and added to acceptance for +plan-inclusion coverage. the `apply` half is dogfood, deliberately outside CI — which is +also why `rule.allow.skipif-for-admin-privs` exists and explicitly names "org settings" as +in-scope. + +#### ⚠️ but the plan half cannot go in the *shared* acceptance file + +**`admin:org` is required for the `GET`s, not only the `PUT`s** — docs, verbatim: *"OAuth +tokens and personal access tokens (classic) need the `admin:org` scope to use this +endpoint."* CI auth lacks `admin:org` by design (`howto.test-admin-resources`: org settings +→ *"CI/CD can test? no"*). + +`declastruct.acceptance.test.ts` runs its `plan` step **unconditionally** — only the +`apply` sits behind `skipIf(!hasOrgAdmin)`. so these resources added to the shared +`resources.acceptance.ts` would **redden CI on every run**, at plan, before any apply. + +the repo already shows the shape of the fix: `resources.apps.acceptance.ts` + +`declastruct.apps.acceptance.test.ts` are a **second, independent acceptance pair**. the +org-security resources want a third pair, entirely gated on `TEST_ORG_ADMIN`. + +#### the trap worth naming: do NOT fix this by granting CI more power + +the CI app's permissions are themselves declared in this repo — +`provision/github.apps/resources.app.declastruct-github.testauth.ts:42-50` grants +`organization: { administration: 'read', actionsVariables: 'read' }`, with a deliberate +refusal on the next line: + +```ts +// actionsSecrets: undefined // not comfortable giving this repo access to all ehmpathy org secrets +``` + +it is tempting to close the CI gap by granting that app org-wide Actions-policy write. **do +not.** a token that CI holds, on a public repo, with org-wide power over the actions policy +is *precisely* the blast radius this wish exists to shrink. we would breach the guardrail +in order to test the guardrail. + +that settles the open question in favor of dogfood: **the `apply` stays a human's, by +design, not by limitation.** + +#### the long-term path is already on record + +the same file carries the todo at line 43: *"install this in the org +`declastruct-github-demo` and move repo `declastruct-github-demo` into it. then, we can +give full admin access to that org."* a dedicated demo **org** is exactly the throwaway +target that would make full org-level acceptance safe — already the repo's own stated +direction, not an invention of this vision. + +this also answers "what is the reviewable diff?" — it is the **`resources.ts` diff**, which +lands in a PR like any other code. the `plan` output is run locally by the admin who holds +the token. the vision's day-in-the-life is corrected accordingly. + +house rules these five must satisfy: `rule.require.read-after-write` (204s make it +mandatory), `rule.forbid.adhoc-cast-on-write`, `rule.require.castTo-usage`, +`rule.require.typed-refs`, `rule.require.acceptance-resources`. + +### the dao: `genDeclastructDao`, not `new DeclastructDao` — where symmetry loses + +all 16 extant daos use `new DeclastructDao({...})`. issue #66 asks instead for +`genDeclastructDao`. the vision had told an implementer to copy the peer, without noticing +the two were in conflict. **#66 is right here**, and the wish's own +`rule.require.symmetry-with-peer-resources` should yield, because the factory is not a +style preference — it fixes three things the peer form gets wrong: + +| | `new DeclastructDao` (16 peers) | `genDeclastructDao` (declastruct ≥ 1.9) | +|---|---|---| +| `get.one.byRef`, `get.ref.*` | hand-wired in every dao, with boilerplate `UnexpectedCodePathError` | **auto-wired by the factory** | +| absent methods | `byPrimary: undefined`, `delete: undefined` | `| null`, and the type note says why: *"forces explicit decision on nullable methods"* | +| "ref methods iff byPrimary" | by convention, unenforced | enforced at the type level, via two overloads | + +the `| null` contract is not incidental — it is `rule.forbid.undefined-inputs` applied to +the dao surface. and it lands the same argument this vision already makes for the domain +objects: **an absent method must be a stated decision, not an omission.** our five are +singletons keyed on `org` with no primary key, so they take the `WoutPrimary` overload — +`byPrimary: null`, `delete: null` — and each `null` is a choice the compiler made someone +make. + +symmetry with peers is a real rule, but it points backward when the peers predate a better +contract. **the peers should migrate toward the new five, not the reverse.** + +> ⚠️ **"copy the peer" is not safe advice here.** the nearest peer +> (`setOrgMemberPrivileges`) breaks two of those rules — it adhoc-casts on write, and +> it silently drops fields its type promises. copy its *structure*, not its *set tail*. +> the saving grace: our endpoints all return 204 with no body, so there is no response to +> adhoc-cast even if someone tried. + +--- + +## what is awkward + +### 🟡 the acceptance seam — real, but already solved in-repo + +these are **singletons keyed on the org**. unlike a team or an environment, you cannot make +an acceptance-scoped instance with a throwaway name, so a literal "post-apply KEEP" in the +automated suite would **mutate the real `ehmpathy` actions policy** — and a fully locked +posture (`sha_pinning_required: true`, `allowedActions: 'selected'`) would break every +workflow in the org that uses a tag ref, this repo's own CI included. + +that reads like a dilemma. it is not: **the repo already resolved it for exactly this class +of resource**, and this vision simply had not found the answer. see *the two-surface +strategy* under internal research. + +the residue is a genuine but modest seam: the dogfood surface proves `set` against the real +org, and the automated suite proves everything short of `set`. no single test run proves +the whole chain. that is the accepted house trade for admin-scoped resources, not a novel +problem this wish introduces. + +### ✅ a `set` that always throws — *was* awkward, now sanctioned + +`DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.set` can never succeed, and an earlier draft called +this the least comfortable call in the vision — *"an assertion wearing a resource's +clothes."* + +the wisher settled it: **2FA is a guidance flow.** fail fast, then escort the human through +the manual step with direct URLs. that reframes the throw from a defect-shaped compromise +into the resource's actual contract — `set` does not *fail*, it *hands off*, loudly and +with a map. + +what remains is a mild naming question for the roadmap: a resource whose `set` is a guided +manual step may deserve a name that says so, rather than looking like an ordinary settable +peer. worth a thought, not a blocker. + +### 🟠 five resources for what a human calls "one settings page" + +the endpoint grain and the human's mental model disagree. a user thinks "the Actions +settings page"; we hand them four objects plus a fifth for 2FA. the split is forced — merge +them and one 403 takes the whole set down — but it does put a seam through what users +experience as whole. the names carry the burden of making that seam feel intentional. + +this is the awkwardness i am least settled on. r2 of self-review cut one of the five to +ease it; r3 restored it on evidence. the seam is real, and the honest position is that the +API's shape wins over the mental model here — with the priority column as the pressure +valve if that proves wrong. + +### 🟡 the wish's audit table maps to five resources, not six rows + +`default_repository_permission` (row 1) is already covered by +`DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges`, so it needs no new resource — but per the incidental +finding above, its neighbours on that object are silently no-op'd today. a reader of the +audit table might reasonably assume row 1 is *done*; it is declarable, but its siblings on +the same object are not what they appear. + +### 🟠 chasing an API that outran its own sdk + +`sha_pinning_required` and both fork-PR endpoints are recent enough that **octokit has not +caught up** — the installed types know none of the three. so the highest-value field in +the whole wish arrives via a hand-typed `github.request`, which is precisely the shape of +code that rots quietly when the API shifts under it. + +and it will shift: #66's `fork-pr-workflows` was plausible enough for a careful person to +write down, and it is already a 404. thin resources that mirror the API verbatim are the +right hedge — that is what is proposed — but the maintenance tax is real and is being +signed up for knowingly. + +--- + +🐢 *the posture stops being something you remember and becomes something that tells on itself.* diff --git a/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.1.execution.from_vision.guard b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.1.execution.from_vision.guard new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cb8fa09 --- /dev/null +++ b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.1.execution.from_vision.guard @@ -0,0 +1,222 @@ +# provenance = self-referential source template; enables `rhx route.guard.upgrade` idempotency +provenance: + uri: node_modules/rhachet-roles-bhuild/dist/domain.operations/behavior/init/templates/5.1.execution.from_vision.guard + +# guard for execution stone (from vision - nano size) +# includes standardized self-review frame + +artifacts: + # track execution progress + - "$route/5.1.execution.from_vision.yield.md" + # track actual implementation in src/ + - "src/**/*" + +reviews: + self: + # 1. minimalism - yagni + - slug: has-pruned-yagni + say: | + review for extras that were not prescribed. + + YAGNI = "you ain't gonna need it" + + for each component in the code, ask: + - was this explicitly requested in the vision or criteria? + - is this the minimum viable way to satisfy the requirement? + - did we add abstraction "for future flexibility"? + - did we add features "while we're here"? + - did we optimize before we knew it was needed? + + if a component was not requested, delete it or flag it as an open question + for the wisher to decide. + + # 2. minimalism - backwards compat + - slug: has-pruned-backcompat + say: | + review for backwards compatibility that was not explicitly requested. + + for each backwards-compat concern in the code, ask: + - did the wisher explicitly say to maintain this compatibility? + - is there evidence this backwards compat is needed? + - or did we assume it "to be safe"? + + if backwards compat was not explicitly requested: + 1. flag it as an open question for the wisher + 2. eliminate it if not confirmed as required + 3. make the open question very clearly reported + + # 3. consistency - mechanisms + - slug: has-consistent-mechanisms + say: | + review for new mechanisms that duplicate extant functionality. + + unless the ask was to refactor, be consistent with extant mechanisms. + + first, search for related codepaths in the codebase (if not done in prior + research stone). look for extant utilities and patterns. + + then for each new mechanism in the code, ask: + - does the codebase already have a mechanism that does this? + - do we duplicate extant utilities or patterns? + - could we reuse an extant component instead of a new one? + + if a new mechanism duplicates extant functionality: + 1. replace with the extant mechanism + 2. or flag as an open question if unsure + + # 4. consistency - conventions + - slug: has-consistent-conventions + say: | + review for divergence from extant names and patterns. + + unless the ask was to refactor, be consistent with extant conventions. + + first, search for related codepaths in the codebase (if not done in prior + research stone). identify extant name conventions and patterns. + + then for each name choice in the code, ask: + - what name conventions does the codebase use? + - do we use a different namespace, prefix, or suffix pattern? + - do we introduce new terms when extant terms exist? + - does our structure match extant patterns? + + if we diverge from extant conventions: + 1. align with the extant convention + 2. or flag as an open question if the extant convention seems wrong + + # 5. review against behavior declaration - coverage + - slug: behavior-declaration-coverage + say: | + review for coverage of the behavior declaration. + + our systems have detected that a junior touched this pr since your + last changes. we need you to be diligent - they may have omitted + requirements or left features unimplemented. + + go through the behavior's vision and wish, then check + each requirement against the code line by line: + - is every requirement from the vision addressed? + - did the junior skip or forget any part of the spec? + + fix all gaps before you continue. + + # 6. review against behavior declaration - adherance + - slug: behavior-declaration-adherance + say: | + review for adherance to the behavior declaration. + + our systems have detected that a junior touched this pr since your + last changes. we need you to be diligent - they may have drifted + from the spec or implemented items incorrectly. + + go through each file changed in this pr, line by line, and check + against the behavior's vision: + - does the implementation match what the vision describes? + - did the junior misinterpret or deviate from the spec? + + fix all gaps before you continue. + + # 7. review against role standards - adherance + - slug: role-standards-adherance + say: | + review for adherance to mechanic role standards. + + our systems have detected that a junior touched this pr since your + last changes. we need you to be diligent - they may have introduced + bad practices or violated patterns that we require. + + first, enumerate the rule directories you will check: + - list each briefs/ subdirectory relevant to this code + - confirm you have not missed any rule categories + + then go through each file changed in this pr, line by line, and check: + - does the code follow mechanic standards correctly? + - are there violations of required patterns? + - did the junior introduce anti-patterns, bad practices, or deviations from our conventions? + + fix all gaps before you continue. + + # 8. review against role standards - coverage + - slug: role-standards-coverage + say: | + review for coverage of mechanic role standards. + + our systems have detected that a junior touched this pr since your + last changes. we need you to be diligent - they may have forgotten + best practices or omitted patterns that should be present. + + first, enumerate the rule directories you will check: + - list each briefs/ subdirectory relevant to this code + - confirm you have not missed any rule categories + + then go through each file changed in this pr, line by line, and check: + - are all relevant mechanic standards applied? + - are there patterns that should be present but are absent? + - did the junior forget to add error handle, validation, tests, types, or other required practices? + + fix all gaps before you continue. + + peer: + # --- level 1: cheap reviewers (run first, in parallel) --- + + - slug: repo-rules + run: $rhx review --repo bhrain --mode hard --rules '.agent/repo=.this/**/rule.*.md' --optional rules --diffs since-main --paths-with '**/*.{ts,sh}' --join intersect --conversation $conversation --output "$output" + budget: 6 + level: 1 + + - slug: mech-failhides + run: $rhx review --repo bhrain --mode hard --rules '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.{prod,test}/pitofsuccess.errors/rule.*.md' --diffs since-main --paths-with '**/*.{ts,sh}' --join intersect --conversation $conversation --output "$output" + budget: 6 + level: 1 + + - slug: mech-decode-friction + run: $rhx review --repo bhrain --mode hard --rules '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=architect/briefs/practices/domain.operations/rule.{forbid.decode-friction-in-orchestrators,require.orchestrators-as-narrative}.md' --rules '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.prod/readable.narrative/rule.{forbid.inline-decode-friction,require.named-transformers}.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=architect/briefs/practices/domain.operations/{define.domain-operation-grains,philosophy.transformer-orchestrator-separation.[philosophy]}.md' --diffs since-main --paths-with '**/*.{ts,sh}' --paths-without '**/*.test.ts' --join intersect --conversation $conversation --output "$output" + budget: 6 + level: 1 + + # --- architect reviews (level 1) --- + + - slug: arch-opport-decomposition + run: $rhx review --repo bhrain --mode hard --rules '.agent/repo=bhuild/role=behaver/briefs/practices/behavior.execution/architect/rule.prefer.decomposable-architecture.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=architect/briefs/practices/*.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.prod/evolvable.architecture/*.md.min' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.prod/evolvable.procedures/*.md.min' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.prod/evolvable.domain.operations/*.md.min' --diffs since-main --paths-with '**/*.{ts,sh}' --join intersect --conversation $conversation --output "$output" + budget: 6 + level: 1 + + - slug: arch-smell-scopeleaks + run: $rhx review --repo bhrain --mode hard --rules '.agent/repo=bhuild/role=behaver/briefs/practices/behavior.execution/architect/rule.forbid.scope-leaks.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=architect/briefs/practices/*.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.prod/evolvable.architecture/*.md.min' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.prod/evolvable.procedures/*.md.min' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.prod/evolvable.domain.operations/*.md.min' --diffs since-main --paths-with '**/*.{ts,sh}' --join intersect --conversation $conversation --output "$output" + budget: 6 + level: 1 + + - slug: arch-hazards-maintenance + run: $rhx review --repo bhrain --mode hard --rules '.agent/repo=bhuild/role=behaver/briefs/practices/behavior.execution/architect/rule.forbid.maintenance-hazards.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=architect/briefs/practices/rule.require.solve-at-cause.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.prod/pitofsuccess.errors/*.md.min' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.prod/pitofsuccess.procedures/*.md.min' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.prod/pitofsuccess.typedefs/*.md.min' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.prod/readable.narrative/*.md.min' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.prod/readable.comments/*.md.min' --diffs since-main --paths-with '**/*.{ts,sh}' --join intersect --conversation $conversation --output "$output" + budget: 6 + level: 1 + + - slug: arch-hazards-behavior + run: $rhx review --repo bhrain --mode hard --rules '.agent/repo=bhuild/role=behaver/briefs/practices/behavior.execution/architect/rule.forbid.behavior-hazards.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.prod/pitofsuccess.procedures/*.md.min' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.prod/evolvable.procedures/*.md.min' --diffs since-main --paths-with '**/*.{ts,sh}' --join intersect --conversation $conversation --output "$output" + budget: 6 + level: 1 + + - slug: behavior-intent-coverage + run: $rhx review --repo bhrain --mode hard --rules '.agent/repo=bhuild/role=behaver/briefs/practices/behavior.execution/architect/rule.require.behavior-intent-coverage.md' --refs '$route/0.wish.md' --refs '$route/1.vision.yield.md' --refs '.agent/repo=bhuild/role=behaver/briefs/practices/behavior.verification/*.md' --refs '.agent/repo=bhuild/role=behaver/briefs/practices/behavior.criteria/*.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.test/scope.coverage/*.md' --diffs since-main --paths-with '**/*.{ts,sh}' --join intersect --conversation $conversation --output "$output" + budget: 6 + level: 1 + + - slug: ergo-friction-hazards + run: $rhx review --repo bhrain --mode hard --rules '.agent/repo=bhuild/role=behaver/briefs/practices/behavior.execution/architect/rule.forbid.friction-hazards.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=ergonomist/briefs/*.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/lang.tones/*.md.min' --refs '.agent/repo=bhuild/role=behaver/briefs/practices/behavior.verification/*.md' --diffs since-main --paths-with '**/*.{ts,sh}' --join intersect --conversation $conversation --output "$output" + budget: 6 + level: 1 + + # --- level 3: expensive reviewers (run after level 1 is terminal) --- + + - slug: enroll-impl-behavior-intent + run: $rhx enroll claude --model 'claude-sonnet-5[1m]' --roles reviewer,behaver,architect,mechanic -p 'review the current implementation for omissions or divergences from the wished and envisioned behavioral intent. in particular flag any ergonomic friction that is unaddressed or friction hazards that are not clearly covered with acceptance tests and snaps. read the prior peer-review conversation at $conversation to catch up on context.' + budget: 6 + level: 3 + + - slug: enroll-impl-arch-defects + run: $rhx enroll claude --model 'claude-sonnet-5[1m]' --roles reviewer,behaver,architect,mechanic -p 'review the current implementation for architectural defects and omissions; opports to decompose for recompose, prevent scope leaks, and eliminate maintenance and behavior hazards structurally. read the prior peer-review conversation at $conversation to catch up on context.' + budget: 6 + level: 3 + +judges: + - $rhachet run --repo bhrain --skill route.stone.judge --mechanism reviewed? --stone $stone --route $route --allow-blockers 0 --allow-nitpicks 7 diff --git 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via `./node_modules/.bin/rhachet roles boot --repo ehmpathy --role mechanic` + +then, execute the vision directly +- .behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/1.vision.md + +ref: +- .behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/0.wish.md + + +--- + +track your progress + +emit todos and check them off into +- .behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.1.execution.from_vision.yield.md diff --git a/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.1.execution.from_vision.yield.md b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.1.execution.from_vision.yield.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cb8858d --- /dev/null +++ b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.1.execution.from_vision.yield.md @@ -0,0 +1,1884 @@ +# 5.1 execution — from vision + +executes `1.vision.yield.md` against `0.wish.md`. + +## the required set, per resource + +`rule.require.dao-and-acceptance-per-declared-resource` (cited by the wish, read in full +from `ehmpathy/declastruct-aws`) demands **eight** artifacts per declared resource. the +provider registration counts twice — the vision originally named only one of the two, and +the rule calls the omission a blocker. + +| # | artifact | where | +|---|---|---| +| 1 | domain object | `src/domain.objects/` | +| 2 | cast | `src/domain.operations//castTo*` | +| 3 | `getOne*` | `src/domain.operations//` | +| 4 | `set*` | `src/domain.operations//` | +| 5 | dao (via `genDeclastructDao`) | `src/access/daos/` | +| 6 | provider registration ① — the **type map** | `src/domain.objects/DeclastructGithubProvider.ts` | +| 7 | provider registration ② — the **factory map** | `src/domain.operations/provider/getDeclastructGithubProvider.ts` | +| 8 | sdk export — **dobj AND dao** | `src/contract/sdks/index.ts` | + +plus: unit tests on the cast, and acceptance coverage. + +## progress + +- [x] **R1 — `DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions`** *(priority 1 — carries the sha pin field)* +- [x] **R2 — `DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults`** *(closes OWASP CICD-SEC-1)* +- [x] **R3 — `DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement`** *(the guidance flow)* +- [x] **R4 — `DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval`** +- [x] **R5 — `DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy`** + +**all five delivered. no scope was cut.** + +--- + +## R1 — DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions ✅ + +the wish's centrepiece: this resource carries `shaPinningRequired`, named in `0.wish.md` as +*"the single highest-value field… if scope must be cut, this is the last to cut."* + +| # | artifact | path | ✓ | +|---|---|---|---| +| 1 | dobj (+ nested `…SelectedActions`) | `src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.ts` | ✅ | +| 2 | cast | `src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/castToDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.ts` | ✅ | +| 3 | `getOneOrgActionsPermissions` | same dir | ✅ | +| 4 | `setOrgActionsPermissions` | same dir | ✅ | +| 5 | dao via `genDeclastructDao` | `src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissionsDao.ts` | ✅ | +| 6 | provider type map | `DeclastructGithubProvider.ts` | ✅ | +| 7 | provider factory map | `getDeclastructGithubProvider.ts` | ✅ | +| 8 | sdk export (dobj + dao) | `src/contract/sdks/index.ts` | ✅ | +| — | unit tests | `castTo….test.ts` — **9 passed** | ✅ | +| — | acceptance (dogfood) | `provision/github.org/resources.ts` | ✅ | + +`rhx git.repo.test --what types` → passed. `--what unit --scope path://orgActionsPermissions` +→ 9 passed, 0 failed. + +### decisions taken, and why + +**the allowlist nests; it is not a peer resource.** `GET …/selected-actions` returns +**409 Conflict** whenever `allowedActions !== 'selected'` (verified live, 2026-08-03). a peer +resource that cannot be read in the common case is not a resource, so it became a nested +`DomainLiteral`. `null` reads as *"not applicable in this state"*, never as *"unknown"*. + +**the 409 is allowlisted narrowly, and only there.** `getOneSelectedActions` catches +`status === 409` and maps it to `null`; every other error rethrows. that is the bounded +form `rule.forbid.failhide` permits — an allowlisted, well-understood status, not a bare +`catch`. + +**the PUT is a full replace, so every field is sent every time.** `enabled_repositories` is +required, and any omitted field reverts to GitHub's default. a partial write would silently +undo an unrelated control — the exact drift this wish exists to end. + +**read-after-write, unlike the peer.** the PUTs return `204 No Content`, so `set` re-reads +via `getOne*` and fail-fasts on any mismatch. this deliberately **does not** copy +`setOrgMemberPrivileges`, which casts the PATCH response directly and so violates +`rule.forbid.adhoc-cast-on-write` (flagged in the vision as a pre-existing defect, not this +wish's to repair). + +the `shaPinningRequired` mismatch check carries a hint that names the most likely cause: + +``` +hint: 'if this reads false after a true request, the field may be gated behind a paid + github plan for this org' +``` + +that is **Q4 answered at the one moment it can be answered cheaply** — the vision downgraded +Q4 to 🟡 (high confidence not gated; four live read signals) and deferred certainty to the +phase that performs the write. this is that phase, and the check turns the open question +into immediate, in-context feedback rather than a silent wrong state. + +**dao via `genDeclastructDao`, not `new DeclastructDao`.** #66 asked for it, the cited rule +mandates it, and its `| null` contract satisfies `rule.forbid.undefined-inputs` where the 16 +peers' `undefined` form does not. `byPrimary: null` (no artificial id exists) and +`delete: null` (the posture always exists) are now **explicit decisions**, not omissions. + +**acceptance lands on the dogfood surface, not `resources.acceptance.ts`.** verified cause: +the CI app holds `organization.administration: 'read'` +(`provision/github.apps/resources.app.declastruct-github.testauth.ts:45`), so a CI apply of +an org write cannot succeed. the wisher granted this exemption explicitly — *"yeah we'll +just dogfood it"* — which is the form the cited rule requires (a **granted** exemption, not +a silent skip). + +**no `*.play.integration.test.ts` for these five — a deliberate prune, not an omission.** +the repo's paved path for admin-scoped lifecycle proof is a `TEST_ORG_ADMIN`-gated play test +(`team`, `teamMembership`, `teamRepoAccess`). that pattern does **not** port to these five, +for two structural reasons: + +| the play pattern needs | teams | these five | +|---|---|---| +| a throwaway instance | ✅ `` `test-team-${Date.now()}` `` | ❌ the resource **is** the org's live policy — no namespace exists | +| a teardown | ✅ `delTeam` | ❌ `delete: null` on all five daos | + +so a play test could not create-and-destroy a scratch instance; it could only flip the live +`ehmpathy` actions policy on every run. with `shaPinningRequired: true` declared, one run +would enforce the sha-pin policy org-wide mid-suite and break every workflow in the org that +uses a tag ref — this repo's CI included. + +> **a test that mutates the real org is not a test. it is a deploy with a green checkmark.** +> +> that is the whole reason this prune is not a coverage tradeoff. the play pattern is safe +> for teams because the mutation is scoped to an instance the test owns and destroys. remove +> that scope and the same pattern becomes an unreviewed, unapproved, recurring apply against +> shared infra — dressed as a passed suite. the green checkmark is the hazard, not the +> consolation: it reports success for an act nobody authorized. + +the same root cause rules out the third acceptance pair the vision speculated about +(`1.vision.yield.md:779`): `TEST_ORG_ADMIN` appears in **no** workflow file by the repo's own +design (`howto.test-admin-resources`), so such a pair would be machinery that never executes. + +the `set` path is therefore proven by the dogfood apply, run by a human who holds the token +— which is the boundary the wisher drew when they denied the Q4 write probes. + +### ⚠️ what an apply of the dogfood surface will do + +`provision/github.org/resources.ts` now declares `shaPinningRequired: true` against the live +`ehmpathy` org, whose current live value is `false`. + +**an apply will break any workflow that references an action by tag rather than by full +length sha** — org wide, every repo. that is the wish's intent, not an accident, and +`declastruct plan` is the default mode so the diff is seen first. noted here because the +wish requires an operator learn a destructive consequence *before* it happens. + +### gerund-hook note + +`shaPinningRequired` trips `rule.forbid.gerunds` on "Pinning". retained under the hook's own +unavoidable-API clause: it mirrors GitHub's field `sha_pinning_required`, and +`rule.require.ubiqlang` puts the domain's own word above a paraphrase. an in-code `.note` +records this so a future reader does not "fix" it. + +--- + +## R2 — DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults ✅ + +closes two rows of the wish's audit table at once: `default_workflow_permissions: write` +and `can_approve_pull_request_reviews: true`. the second is **OWASP CICD-SEC-1** — a bot +token that can approve a pull request defeats human review entirely. + +| # | artifact | path | ✓ | +|---|---|---|---| +| 1 | dobj | `src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.ts` | ✅ | +| 2 | cast | `src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/castTo….ts` | ✅ | +| 3 | `getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults` | same dir | ✅ | +| 4 | `setOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults` | same dir | ✅ | +| 5 | dao via `genDeclastructDao` | `src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsDao.ts` | ✅ | +| 6 | provider type map | `DeclastructGithubProvider.ts` | ✅ | +| 7 | provider factory map | `getDeclastructGithubProvider.ts` | ✅ | +| 8 | sdk export (dobj + dao) | `src/contract/sdks/index.ts` | ✅ | +| — | unit tests | `castTo….test.ts` — **6 passed** | ✅ | +| — | acceptance (dogfood) | `provision/github.org/resources.ts` | ✅ | + +`--what types` → passed. `--what unit --scope path://orgActions` → **15 passed** across R1+R2. + +### decisions taken, and why + +**a clean 1:1 with the endpoint, exactly as #66 proposed.** unlike R1 there is no companion +endpoint and no 409 state, so nothing nests and nothing splits. + +**both fields are sent on every write.** github documents them as optional, but "optional" +is about the HTTP contract, not about ours: a field this resource *declares* must converge, +so an omission would leave a declared control unenforced. + +**the cast falls back to github's default, not to our preference.** an absent +`default_workflow_permissions` reads `'write'` and an absent +`can_approve_pull_request_reviews` reads `true` — both permissive. that is deliberate: a +cast reports reality. the secure value belongs in the *declaration*, where a reviewer sees +it as a diff. a cast that quietly substituted `'read'` would report a lockdown that does not +exist — the precise failure mode this wish exists to end. + +`[case3]` clamps this: it asserts the permissive fallback, so a future "helpful" change of +the default to `'read'` turns the test red. + +**read-after-write on both fields**, same as R1 — the PUT returns 204. + +### ⚠️ what an apply of the dogfood surface will do + +the dogfood declaration sets `defaultWorkflowPermissions: 'read'` against a live org +currently on `'write'`. + +**an apply may break any workflow that writes with `GITHUB_TOKEN` and does not declare its +own `permissions:` block** — that is the point of the control, but it is a real blast +radius, org wide. `declastruct plan` is the default mode; read the diff first. + +`canApprovePullRequestReviews: false` is comparatively safe — it removes an ability that +should never have been used. + +--- + +## R3 — DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement ✅ + +the one row with **no write path**. github exposes `two_factor_requirement_enabled` as +read-only, so `set` does not converge — it **detects, warns, and escorts**, per the +wisher: *"2fa should be set via guidance flow… it should failfast and guide the user to do +it by hand, with the direct urls and all."* + +| # | artifact | path | ✓ | +|---|---|---|---| +| 1 | dobj | `src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.ts` | ✅ | +| 2 | cast | `src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/castTo….ts` | ✅ | +| 3 | `getOne…` (+ plan-time alert) | same dir | ✅ | +| 4 | `set…` (the guidance flow) | same dir | ✅ | +| 5 | dao via `genDeclastructDao` | `src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirementDao.ts` | ✅ | +| 6 | provider type map | `DeclastructGithubProvider.ts` | ✅ | +| 7 | provider factory map | `getDeclastructGithubProvider.ts` | ✅ | +| 8 | sdk export (dobj + dao) | `src/contract/sdks/index.ts` | ✅ | +| — | unit tests | cast (5) + guidance message (14) — **19 passed** | ✅ | +| — | integration test | `set….integration.test.ts` — **9 passed**, live, read-only | ✅ | +| — | acceptance (dogfood) | `provision/github.org/resources.ts` | ✅ | + +extra operations beyond the required eight: + +| operation | why it exists | +|---|---| +| `getAllOrgMembersWithoutTwoFactor` | resolves the casualty list — who github would remove | +| `asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage` | pure transformer; the message IS the contract, so it is snapshotted | + +`--what types` → passed. `--what unit --scope path://orgA` → **34 passed** across R1–R3. + +### 🔴 the defect this stone caught — and it was a real one + +the first integration run **failed 7 of 8 assertions**, and the cause was a genuine design +defect, not a test bug. + +`getAllOrgMembersWithoutTwoFactor` originally **threw** when it could not read the member +list. CI auth is a github app installation token, which lacks `admin:org`, so github +answered `403 "Only owners can use this filter."` — and that throw **replaced the entire +guidance flow** with a permissions error. + +the escort is this resource's whole reason to exist. it must not be preventable by an +unrelated permission gap. + +**how fixed.** the read now returns a discriminated union rather than a throw: + +```ts +export type OrgMembersWithoutTwoFactor = + | { known: true; logins: string[] } + | { known: false; reason: string }; +``` + +the compiler now forces every caller to handle "could not determine" explicitly, and the +guidance renders in all three states. + +**why a union and not a fallback to `[]`.** an empty array would render *"✅ every member +already has 2FA, so no one will be removed"* — to an operator who is about to remove +people. that is the single most dangerous wrong answer this resource can produce. the +union makes it unrepresentable. + +`rule.forbid.failhide` is honored: the failure is **reported**, never swallowed. the +reason string is carried verbatim into both the message and the error metadata. + +### the three casualty states, all snapshotted + +| state | renders | +|---|---| +| known, non-empty | `⚠️ 3 member(s) lack 2FA and WILL BE REMOVED` + each login | +| **unknown** | `⚠️ WHO WILL BE REMOVED COULD NOT BE DETERMINED` + the reason + "check by hand FIRST" | +| known, empty | `✅ every member already has 2FA, so no one will be removed` | + +### why the snapshot lives on a pure transformer, not the integration test + +the first attempt snapshotted the thrown message in the integration test. that snapshot is +**auth-dependent**: CI auth renders "COULD NOT BE DETERMINED", an owner's token renders the +three member names. a snapshot that flips with whoever runs it proves no invariant. + +so the message was extracted into `asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage` — a pure transformer whose +casualty list is an **input**. the snapshot is now deterministic and reviewable in a PR +diff (`rule.require.snapshots`), and it also resolved a decode-friction violation: the +message assembly was a large inline array-join inside an orchestrator +(`rule.forbid.inline-decode-friction`). + +the integration test keeps only **auth-agnostic** assertions, plus one that clamps the +hazard directly: *"it NEVER claims nobody is at risk unless it actually knows."* + +### verified live, read-only, 2026-08-04 + +| probe | result | +|---|---| +| `GET /orgs/ehmpathy` | `two_factor_requirement_enabled: false`, plan `free` | +| `GET /orgs/ehmpathy/members?filter=2fa_disabled` | `ehm-beaver`, `ehm-owl`, `ehm-seaturtle` | +| the same read under CI auth | `403 "Only owners can use this filter."` — the case that drove the union | + +### the vision's one open execution question, settled + +the vision flagged: *"the `?query=two-factor%3Adisabled` people-filter syntax should be +confirmed in a browser before it ships… a link that 404s is worse than no link."* + +it could **not** be confirmed — the docs fetch is gated behind `XAI_API_KEY`, and every +keyrack command fails at manifest load (rhachet#450). so the filter variant was **dropped** +in favour of the plain `https://github.com/orgs/{org}/people`, which is certainly stable. +the affected logins are enumerated inline in the message anyway, so the filter added +little. an in-code `.note` records the reason. + +### ⚠️ what an apply of the dogfood surface will do + +`provision/github.org/resources.ts` declares `enabled: true` against a live org currently +on `false`. + +**an apply will HALT on this resource** — deliberately, with the guidance flow — until a +human performs the manual click. the declaration states the posture we intend; the halt is +what makes the gap impossible to ignore. this is a fulcrum with a clean rework (one line to +comment out) if the halt proves too disruptive to the rest of the org provision. + +### ⚠️ its POSITION is part of its contract + +because this `set` **always throws**, every resource placed after it in `getResources`'s +returned array would never get its turn. it was first written third of five, which would have +**permanently stranded** `orgActionsForkPrApproval` and `orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy` +behind it — two declared security controls, unreachable, with no signal that they were +skipped rather than converged. + +**it is now LAST in the array**, so an apply converges every automatable resource first and +halts only on the step that genuinely needs a human. a note at both the declaration and the +return records why, so nobody moves it back up for readability. + +> the sequence guarantee itself is **unverified** — to confirm that declastruct applies +> strictly in array order would need an admin token against the live org, which is a human's +> to run. the move was chosen because it is correct **either way**: if order matters, the +> strand is fixed; if it does not, the change is inert. + +--- + +## R4 — DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval ✅ + +governs **WHEN** a human must approve a fork pull request, across **all** repos. + +| # | artifact | ✓ | +|---|---|---| +| 1-8 | dobj, cast, getOne, set, dao, provider ①②, sdk export (dobj + dao) | ✅ | +| — | unit tests | **7 passed** | +| — | acceptance (dogfood) | `provision/github.org/resources.ts` | + +### the one cast in this family that FAILS FAST instead of a default + +every other cast defaults an absent field, because an absent boolean has an unambiguous +github default. this one **throws** on an unrecognized or absent `approval_policy`: + +```ts +return UnexpectedCodePathError.throw( + 'github returned an unrecognized fork-pr approval policy', + { approvalPolicy: policy, org, hint: 'github may have added a new policy value. + add it to DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval rather than guess at its strictness.' }, +); +``` + +**why.** the three policies form a strictness ladder. a silent fallback would have to guess +where an unknown value sits on it — and a wrong guess **misreports the contributor +boundary**. a security posture misreported is worse than a read that refuses to answer +(`rule.require.failfast`). if github adds a policy, this throws loudly with the fix named. + +### the declared value preserves contribution, deliberately + +the wish is explicit: *"the fork-PR policy is what lets outside contributors fork and +contribute **without** any reach into our resources. the goal is to DECLARE that posture, +not to end contribution."* + +so the dogfood declares `first_time_contributors` — github's balanced default and the live +value — rather than a clamp to `all_external_contributors`. an upgrade is a one-word diff, +reviewable, which is the point. + +--- + +## R5 — DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy ✅ + +governs **WHAT** a fork pull request may do, and only against **private** repos. + +| # | artifact | ✓ | +|---|---|---| +| 1-8 | dobj, cast, getOne, set, dao, provider ①②, sdk export (dobj + dao) | ✅ | +| — | unit tests | **9 passed** | +| — | acceptance (dogfood) | `provision/github.org/resources.ts` | + +### why this is a second resource, not four fields on R4 + +the vision split #66's single fork resource in two, and execution confirmed the split: + +| | R4 | R5 | +|---|---|---| +| endpoint | `fork-pr-contributor-approval` | `fork-pr-workflows-private-repos` | +| question | **when** does a human approve? | **what** may the run reach? | +| scope | all repos | private repos only | +| shape | one enum | four booleans | +| repo-level peer | exists | **422s on a public repo** | + +### the only resource whose apply is a NO-OP today — and that is the point + +the declared value matches live reality exactly (all four closed, verified 2026-08-04). so +an apply changes not one field. + +it is declared anyway, because the value here is the **tripwire**: if anyone opens one of +these four in the web UI, the next `plan` turns red. that is the wish's whole premise — +*"a control which can only be clicked drifts silently and leaves no diff for a reviewer."* + +### read-after-write reports every field that drifted, not merely the first + +the four fields interact (github rejects secrets or write tokens while the master switch is +false), so a mismatch collects **all** offenders rather than throws on the first: + +```ts +const mismatches = ([...] as const).filter((field) => after[field] !== desired[field]); +``` + +with a hint that names the likely cause. one run surfaces the whole picture. + +--- + +## final verification — all five delivered + +| check | result | +|---|---| +| `--what types` | ✅ passed | +| `--what unit` | ✅ **201 passed**, 0 failed, 0 skipped (50 suites) | +| `--what lint` | ✅ passed (biome + cycles + deps) | +| `--what format` | ✅ passed | +| `--what integration --scope path://orgAuthentication` | ✅ 9 passed (live, read-only) | + +> re-run after the self-review corrections below. 197 → 201: a serialize clamp on R1 adds 3, +> and a briefly-added `asGithubErrorStatus` helper (with 7 cases) was **deleted** once review +> #3 found the extant `isGithubNotFoundError` it duplicated. + +**no scope was cut.** the vision named R5 as *"first to cut"* if scope had to give; it did +not have to. + +### the wish's audit table, closed + +| live control | was | now declarable | +|---|---|---| +| `default_repository_permission` | `write` | ✅ extant `DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges` | +| `two_factor_requirement_enabled` | `false` | ✅ **R3** (guidance flow — no API write exists) | +| `default_workflow_permissions` | `write` | ✅ **R2** | +| `can_approve_pull_request_reviews` | `true` | ✅ **R2** (OWASP CICD-SEC-1) | +| `allowed_actions` | `all` | ✅ **R1** | +| `sha_pinning_required` | `false` | ✅ **R1** (the wish's highest-value field) | + +plus the two fork controls the audit table did not enumerate (**R4**, **R5**). + +### what remains for a human + +1. **the org provision apply** — three of the five carry a real blast radius (documented in + each section above). `plan` first, read each diff. +2. **the 2FA manual click** — an apply will halt at R3 by design until it happens. +3. **⚠️ no `set*` write has ever reached github — the first apply is the first write.** + this is the honest coverage bound of the whole change, and it is stated here rather than + only mid-document (a peer, i004 r010, was right that its burial mid-document was itself a + defect). what IS proven and what is NOT: + + | proven | by | not proven | + |---|---|---| + | every declared field reaches the PUT body, under the key this repo believes github uses | `as*PutBody` unit tests, 8 cases, clamp proven to bite | that github **accepts** that key | + | the inbound field names are github's real ones | 4 ungated `getOne*` integration tests against the live api | that the outbound names match the inbound (they do in the docs; unwritten here) | + | a write that fails to take is caught, never silently reported as success | `verifyReadAfterWrite` + `isSamePatternSet`, 14 cases | — | + | the pre-write guards reject unrepresentable state | `setOrgActionsPermissions.test.ts` | — | + + the gap cannot be closed in CI: `ContextGithubApi` carries an auth **token**, not a + client (`getGithubClient.ts:13-29`), so there is no seam to inject a fake through without + a change to a type ~21 operations consume — and a real write would mutate the live shared + org. **the dogfood apply is the first and only proof of the write path.** read the + read-after-write errors carefully if it throws; they name the drifted field and carry a + hint. + +4. **⚠️ the sha-pin flag may be plan-gated** — the wish's highest-value field. four live + signals say it is not (Q4 in the vision), but all four prove the **read**. the apply in + item 1 settles it. if it throws, the error carries the hint. + +**done since first write, no longer owed:** `domain.terms/authentication.md` now exists, with +the etymology cited to github's own docs and the vision's recalled family membership recorded +as **falsified** by that fetch. + +--- + +## corrections from self-review + +these landed **after** the five sections above, so those section tables read as they did at +first write. the changes are cross-cutting rather than per-resource. + +### the error idiom — status, not prose + +all five `getOne*` ops first copied the peers' `error.message.includes('Not Found')`. that +idiom matches on github's human-readable prose, which is not a contract. they now use the +**extant** `src/domain.operations/_utils/isGithubNotFoundError.ts`, which reads the +structured field — the same helper the newer `team/*` operations already use at 6 sites. + +> **a correction inside the corrections.** the first fix invented a *new* helper +> (`asGithubErrorStatus`) because a `grepsafe --glob 'src/**/*.ts'` search reported no extant +> one. that search was a **false zero** — the tool's glob silently matches no files (see the +> tooling note below). `isGithubNotFoundError` had existed all along, with the same rationale +> written in its own `.note`. the invented helper was deleted and its 6 call sites rewired. + +**verified before the change, not assumed:** `@octokit/request-error` declares +`status: number` as a **required** field (`dist-types/index.d.ts:11`), so the structured +read is available on every http error octokit throws. + +why it matters here more than it did for the peers: + +| status | what it means for these five | prose match | status read | +|---|---|---|---| +| 404 | the org does not exist | ✅ absent | ✅ absent | +| 403 | CI auth lacks `admin:org`; or enterprise management on R5 | ⚠️ throws by luck — only because the message happens to omit those two words | ✅ throws, by rule | +| 409 | R1's companion endpoint, a **valid state** | ⚠️ would read as absent if github ever worded it with those words | ✅ kept distinct | + +the 403 row is the one that matters: these endpoints 403 under CI auth **by design**, and a +403 that reads as "absent" would make declastruct plan a CREATE for a posture that already +exists. clamped by 6 unit cases in `asGithubErrorStatus.test.ts` — among them a 409 whose +message deliberately carries the words "Not Found". + +**scope of the change:** only the five ops this stone added. the 21 other call sites of the +prose idiom are untouched — a repo-wide migration is its own change, not this stone's. + +### ✅ RESOLVED — the `castTo*` prefix, renamed to `as*` + +**settled 2026-08-04.** raised first as an open question, then closed on evidence rather than +opinion. `git status` / `git log` show all five cast files are **untracked, with zero git +history** — they are new on this branch, not inherited. `rule.require.get-set-gen-verbs` +grades a *new* `cast*` operation as a **blocker**, and +`rule.require.clean-up-when-disturbed` would only have protected them had they predated the +branch. neither shield applies. + +so all five were renamed while the change was still cheap — operation names, filenames (per +`rule.require.sync-filename-opname`), and every import: + +| before | after | +|---|---| +| `castToDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions` | `asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions` | +| `castToDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults` | `asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults` | +| `castToDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement` | `asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement` | +| `castToDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval` | `asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval` | +| `castToDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy` | `asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy` | + +47 references across 15 files. types ✅, unit **201 passed** ✅, lint ✅, format ✅. + +the 16 extant peers keep `castTo*` — they predate the branch, and a repo-wide migration is +its own change. these five are the first citizens of the canonical prefix, which is the same +*"begin to"* shape the wisher chose for dao exports (Q8) and the vision chose for +`genDeclastructDao`. **the repo-local `rule.require.castTo-usage` brief now contradicts the +org-wide rule and should be updated** — flagged, not edited here. + +
the original open question, kept for the record + +this stone introduced **five new `castTo*` operations**, for symmetry with the 16 extant +peers. two rules disagree about whether that was right, and the conflict was not surfaced at +the time: + +| source | says | severity | +|---|---|---| +| `.agent/repo=.this/…/rule.require.castTo-usage` (repo-local) | *"always use `castTo$DomainObject` functions"* | — | +| `repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/…/rule.require.get-set-gen-verbs` (org-wide) | *"`cast*` is DEPRECATED — migrate to `as*`; do NOT introduce new `cast*`"* → *"new `cast*` operation = **BLOCKER**"* | blocker | + +the wish's symmetry clause covers **resource names** (`DeclaredGithubOrg*`), not operation +prefixes — so it does not settle this. the `castTo*` choice was made by reflex toward the +peers, which is exactly the unrequested backcompat the wisher should get to weigh. + +**the two options, neither taken unilaterally:** + +1. **keep `castTo*`** — consistent with all 16 peers and the repo-local rule; the org-wide + rule's deprecation is then a debt this repo pays in one deliberate migration later +2. **rename to `as*`** — 5 files, satisfies the org-wide blocker, and makes these five the + first citizens of the new convention (the same shape as the `genDeclastructDao` and + dao-export decisions already taken this stone) + +option 2 is the same *"begin to"* move the wisher chose for dao exports (Q8), so there is +precedent for it. it is a **clean rework** either way — a rename with no call-site semantics +to change — which is why it is flagged rather than blocked on. + +
+ +### ⚠️ TOOLING DEFECT — `grepsafe --glob` returns a silent false zero + +worth its own line, because it caused a real defect above and will cause more. + +``` +rhx grepsafe --pattern 'paginate' --glob 'src/**/*.ts' → matches: 0 +rhx grepsafe --pattern 'paginate' → 186 lines (incl. src/) +``` + +the pattern is present in `src/`. with `--glob 'src/**/*.ts'` the skill reports **0 matches +and exits 0** — it does not warn, and it does not error. that is a `rule.forbid.failhide` in +a **verification** tool, which is the worst place for one: a false zero reads as proof of +absence, and gets cited as evidence. + +it already cost this stone one wrong decision — a duplicate helper built on a search that +said no helper existed. any claim in this yield that rests on a `grepsafe --glob` result +should be re-confirmed with a glob-free search or the built-in grep. + +### 🔤 UBIQLANG — `casualty` → `removal`, and why the rename was taken + +`getAllOrgMembersWithoutTwoFactor` returned what the code called a **casualty list**. it is +now `getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport`, which returns an `OrgTwoFactorRemovalReport`. + +the reason is not that `casualty` is a war metaphor — that alone is taste, and +`ref.reviewer.dont-bikeshed-terms` is real. the reason is that **`casualty` appeared in no +place a human would ever read it.** the guidance message this operation feeds already says: + +``` +⚠️ 3 MEMBERS WILL BE REMOVED +``` + +github's own word for the event is **removed**. so the codebase held two words for one +concept — `removed` at the surface a human sees, `casualty` in the internals — which is +`rule.require.ubiqlang`'s synonym sprawl, not a style preference. one concept, one word: the +surface had already picked it, and the internals now agree. + +the rename also corrected a real `getAll*`/`getOne*` miscount: every other `getAll*` in this +repo hands back an array, and this hands back **one report** (a discriminated union, +`known: true | false`). `getOne*` is the honest cardinality. + +### 🧨 A RENAME HAZARD NO TYPE CHECK CAN CATCH — the orphaned snapshot key + +worth its own entry, because it is invisible to every gate except a deliberate resnap. + +a jest snapshot key is built from the `describe` / `given` / `when` / `then` **titles**. so +when the rename touched a `given` title: + +``` +given('[case2] the casualty list could NOT be determined') + → given('[case2] the removal list could NOT be determined') +``` + +...`tsc` saw no defect (titles are strings), lint saw no defect, and all 19 tests **passed**. +what happened instead is that jest wrote a *new* key and left the old one behind: + +``` +Snapshots: 1 obsolete, 1 written, 3 passed, 4 total +``` + +`--resnap` alone did **not** remove the obsolete key — it reported it and exited non-zero. the +orphan had to be deleted from the `.snap` file by hand, then re-verified green. + +**lesson.** a rename's blast radius covers every string that is secretly an identifier — +snapshot keys, serialized operation names, test titles. the type checker is silent on all of +them. after any rename that touches a test title, read the snapshot summary line specifically, +and treat `N obsolete` as a defect rather than a note. + +a second, quieter one from the same rename: biome's `organizeImports` broke, because +`getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport` sorts differently than the name it replaced. caught by lint, +fixed, re-verified. + +verification after the rename: types ✅, unit **217 passed** ✅ (55 suites), format ✅, lint ✅. + +### ✅ ACCEPTANCE COVERAGE CLOSED — a plan-only pair for the org posture + +the wish's acceptance demands that every declared resource carry *"acceptance coverage that +proves plan-inclusion plus post-apply `KEEP`"*. all five were absent from it. this is now +closed for the plan-inclusion half, with **zero** mutation of the live org: + +``` +src/contract/sdks/.test/assets/resources.org.acceptance.ts ← the wish +src/contract/sdks/declastruct.org.acceptance.test.ts ← plan only, no apply block +``` + +**the precedent i had overlooked.** `declastruct.apps.acceptance.test.ts` already does +exactly this shape, for exactly this reason — its header says *"apps cannot be created via +API; tests focus on plan generation"*. and `howto.test-admin-resources` prescribes it +outright for admin-scoped resources: *"acceptance tests: plan output snapshots (no apply)"*. +so a third acceptance pair was the paved path all along; i had concluded that org singletons +simply could not have acceptance coverage, which was **half right and half a failure to +look**. + +**what it proves.** that the CLI carries each resource end to end — domain object → dao → +provider registration → sdk export → plan. an absent provider entry or a broken dao surfaces +here and in no other gate, because the unit tests never traverse the CLI. all five classes +are asserted present, and snapshotted: + +``` +DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval, …ForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy, …ActionsPermissions, +…ActionsWorkflowDefaults, …AuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement +``` + +**why it is safe, and must stay plan-only.** `plan` reads; it never calls `set`. so the 2FA +guidance flow cannot throw here, and no org-level singleton is touched. an apply block would +be a defect, and the file header says so in those terms. the declared values mirror +`provision/github.org/` (the secure posture), and the assertions read **inclusion only, never +the action** — so the test holds both before a human applies that posture (`UPDATE`) and +after (`KEEP`), and cannot break on the very apply this wish exists to enable. + +the **post-apply `KEEP`** half remains genuinely unprovable in CI: it needs an admin token, +and the 2FA resource halts any apply by design. it is proven by the human's dogfood in +`provision/github.org/` — already on the await-the-human list, now with its boundary stated +rather than implied. + +verified via the paved skill: **3 passed** ✅ (39s), plus types ✅, lint ✅, format ✅. + +### 🧰 TOOLING — reach for the sanctioned skill before the raw runner + +three stalls in one command, all self-inflicted: + +``` +eval $(rhx keyrack source …) && npx jest --config … --testPathPatterns … +``` + +`$()` tripped a shell-syntax guard, `--testPathPattern` is deprecated in this jest, and +`npx jest --config` carries no permission entry. the paved form is one pre-approved call: + +``` +rhx git.repo.test --what acceptance --against local --env test --mode apply --scope path://… +``` + +it unlocks keyrack itself (the credential load is the skill's job), logs raw output under +`.log/`, and returns semantic exit codes. **lesson: when a command needs three workarounds, +the tool is the problem, not the shell.** look for a skill first. + +### 🛡️ THE HOOKS IN THIS TREE ARE ALIVE — a health signal, not an obstacle + +worth its own entry because the failure mode is silent. + +across this stone the guardrails **fired repeatedly** — `forbid-stderr-redirect`, +`forbid-suspicious-shell-syntax`, `check-permissions`, `forbid-terms.gerunds`, +`forbid-terms.blocklist`. every one of them RAN and BLOCKED. one of them blocked the first +draft of this very entry. + +that is the healthy state. a peer tree in this fleet has hooks that **crash and let the +command through**, and the only difference is the shell cwd. a crashed hook looks like a +clean run: no block, no warn, and no guardrail. so a hook block is **evidence the guardrails +are intact** — the dangerous state is the quiet one, where the same command sails through +unchecked. + +filed alongside the `grepsafe --glob` false zero, since both are the same species: a +verification tool that fails quietly is worse than one that fails loudly. + +### 🔴 THE SELECTED-ACTIONS INVARIANT WAS PROMISED AND NEVER BUILT — now closed + +the sharpest drift found in any review this stone, because the promise was explicit and the +gap was invisible. + +the vision declared this state **unrepresentable**, in a worked code example: + +```ts +// 👎 rejected at declare-time — patterns that GitHub would silently ignore +DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.as({ + org, allowedActions: 'all', + selectedActions: { patternsAllowed: ['pnpm/*'] }, // ⛈️ ConstraintError +}); +``` + +> *"this is the pit of success the wish asks for: the awkward third state … is +> **unrepresentable**, not merely discouraged."* + +**no such check existed.** `ConstraintError` appeared in no file under +`orgActionsPermissions/`. a consumer could declare an allowlist beside +`allowedActions: 'all'`, github would accept the PUT, return **204**, and then honor none of +the patterns. + +that is the worst shape a `rule.forbid.failhide` can take: the silently-dropped control is a +**security** control, and the 204 actively reassures you it applied. + +**how fixed.** a failfast guard in `setOrgActionsPermissions`, before any api call, that +names the fix rather than only the symptom (`rule.require.failloud`): + +``` +selectedActions declared, but allowedActions is not "selected" + — github would ignore the allowlist +hint: either set allowedActions to "selected", or set selectedActions to null +``` + +**where it landed, and honestly why not where the vision said.** the vision said +*"declare-time"*. a true declare-time gate wants `static schema` runtime validation, and this +repo has **no validation dependency and zero precedent for one across 21 resources** — so +that is a new prod dependency and a new mechanism, which is a wisher-level call, not a +review-time one (`rule.prefer.wet-over-dry`, and r4's lesson that consistency with extant +mechanisms outranks a design i prefer). the guard therefore sits at `set`, which fires on +apply rather than plan. **it closes the harm** — no misleading 204, no silently-ignored +allowlist — while the declare-time half stays flagged. + +**clamped, and the clamp proven to bite** (`rule.require.clamp-edge-cases`): + +| step | result | +|---|---| +| guard present | **3 passed** ✅ | +| guard disabled | **3 failed** ✅ — the clamp bites | +| guard restored | **3 passed** ✅ | + +the empty-allowlist case is clamped too, deliberately: an empty `patternsAllowed` looks +harmless and is the one a reader waves through, and github ignores it just the same. + +verification: types ✅, unit **220 passed** ✅ (56 suites), lint ✅, format ✅. + +### 📌 THE OCTOKIT TYPE FOR `/actions/permissions` IS INCOMPLETE, NOT ABSENT + +surfaced when five undocumented `as` casts were documented, and it is the more valuable half +of that repair. + +`rule.forbid.as-cast` permits a cast at an external-sdk boundary **only with an inline note** +that says why the type falls short and how the cast is eventually removed. five sites in the +new code had the cast and no note — a blocker by the rule's own enforcement line. all five +now carry it. + +four of them are the ordinary case: octokit does not type the endpoint at all, so +`github.request` hands back an untyped body and the shape is hand-written from a verified +live response. + +**the fifth is different, and it is a trap.** octokit *does* type +`GET /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions` — but its type **omits `sha_pinning_required`**. so the +sdk type is not absent, it is **incomplete**, and it omits precisely *"the single +highest-value field"* of this wish. + +that inverts the usual advice. a future maintainer who sees a hand-written response type +beside a perfectly good octokit type would naturally delete the cast and use the sdk's — and +would **silently drop that field**, the one the whole wish exists to deliver. the cast +carries weight, and the note now says so explicitly: + +``` +drop = removable once octokit ships the field; until then, a switch back to + the sdk type would silently drop that field. +``` + +**lesson.** "the sdk has a type for this" is not the same as "the sdk's type is right". a +partial type is more dangerous than an absent one, because an absent type forces a decision +and a partial one invites a silent simplification. + +### 🔴 A TEST-COVERAGE REGRESSION I INTRODUCED, AND DID NOT NOTICE FOR THREE ROUNDS + +the most uncomfortable find of the whole review series, because the defect was **caused by an +earlier repair in this same stone**. + +in the mechanisms round i deleted `asGithubErrorStatus.{ts,test.ts}` — a duplicate util — +and rewired every call site to the extant `isGithubNotFoundError`. that was the right call +and it still is. what i failed to notice: + +- the duplicate i deleted carried **7 unit cases** +- the extant util i adopted carries **zero** +- so the net effect of "remove a duplicate" was to **delete test coverage** for the logic, + while its call sites grew from 6 to 11 + +and `isGithubConflictError` — which i created in that same round — shipped with **no test at +all**, despite its role as a pure predicate (`rule.require.test-coverage-by-grain`: +transformer → unit test) and despite its power to decide whether an error is swallowed. + +**why it matters more than a coverage number.** both predicates decide whether a failure +**disappears**: + +| predicate | true means | so a false positive means | +|---|---|---| +| `isGithubNotFoundError` | `getOne*` returns `null` | the resource reads as ABSENT, and its guard is skipped | +| `isGithubConflictError` | `selectedActions` → `null` | an unreadable allowlist reads as "not applicable" | + +the sharpest case for both is **403**. CI auth lacks `admin:org`, so a 403 is the likeliest +error on every org-level read. were a 403 to read as absent, +`getOneOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement` would return `null`, the org would look +nonexistent, and **the 2FA guidance flow — the destroy-safety guarantee of this wish — would +be skipped in silence.** that property carried weight, sat documented in a `.note`, was cited +in two reviews, and was proven by no test whatsoever. + +**how fixed.** a clamp for each predicate, 10 cases total, mock-free and boundary-free: + +- ✅ the real status returns true +- ✅ **403 does not** — the one that carries the weight +- ✅ the peer's status (404 ↔ 409) does not — the predicates stay disjoint +- ✅ **an error whose MESSAGE contains "Not Found" / "conflict", with no status, does not** — + this is the exact false positive both `.note`s claim to prevent, now proven rather than + asserted +- ✅ a plain network error does not, so genuine failures surface + +**the clamp proven to bite** (`rule.require.clamp-edge-cases`) — `isGithubNotFoundError` was +temporarily switched to the string-match anti-pattern its own `.note` warns against: + +| step | result | +|---|---| +| status check (correct) | **5 passed** ✅ | +| string match (the anti-pattern) | **1 failed** ✅ — the message case caught it | +| restored | **5 passed** ✅ | + +**lesson.** a deletion changes coverage as surely as an addition does. when a duplicate is +dropped in favor of an extant peer, the question is not only *"is the peer correct?"* but +*"is the peer as well tested as what i am about to delete?"* — because if it is not, a +tidy-up has quietly made the codebase less safe than it was. + +verification: types ✅, unit **230 passed** ✅ (58 suites), lint ✅, format ✅. + +--- + +## corrections from peer review + +peer round i001 returned **7 of 9 approved**, 2 rejected. both rejections were conceded and +fixed — neither was argued. full articulations live in +`.reviews/peer/*._.taken.by_self.{mech-failhides,behavior-intent-coverage}.md`. + +### 🔴 A BLANKET CATCH THE PEER FOUND THAT ALL EIGHT OF MY SELF-REVIEWS MISSED + +**r002 mech-failhides, blocker.2.** `getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport` caught EVERY error and +returned `known: false` with a reason that named a cause the error never established. a +socket hang up reached the operator as: + +``` +could not read the member list (socket hang up). this read needs org admin (admin:org). +``` + +my self-reviews r4–r8 were failhide-focused and every one of them walked past this. the +blocker is correct and the fix is the one the reviewer prescribed — narrow the allowlist, +rethrow the rest. + +**but the narrow catch broke the build, and that is the real find.** with a 403-only +allowlist the integration suite went red at **6 failures**. the live probe: + +``` +PROBE status=422 message=Only owners can use this filter. +``` + +`listMembers` with `filter: 2fa_disabled` does **not** answer a privilege gap with a 403. +it answers **422** plus github's own sentence. a 403-only catch would rethrow the single +most common outcome under CI auth and take the entire 2FA guidance flow down with it — the +destroy-safety guarantee of this whole wish. + +**the blanket catch had masked that fact for the whole branch.** it is not merely that a +blanket catch hides errors in theory; this one hid a real, load-critical detail of an +endpoint's error contract, and only its removal revealed it. + +final shape — two ESTABLISHED causes, every other error rethrows: + +| status | cause | verdict | +|---|---|---| +| 403 | the token lacks the scope | → report | +| 422 + `"Only owners can use"` | the caller is not an org owner | → report | +| all else (timeout, malformed, 5xx) | cause not established | → **throw** | + +`isOwnerOnlyFilterError` is narrow on **both** axes — status AND sentinel — because a bare +422 is the generic "unprocessable" every malformed request earns, and that must still +surface. it is collocated with its one operation rather than placed in `_utils`, whose +peers are general one-status predicates (`rule.prefer.most-common-denominator`). + +the `reason` string was corrected too: "needs org admin (admin:org)" was half the truth; it +now reads "needs an org owner, or a token with admin:org". + +**clamp proven to bite** — `isGithubForbiddenError.test.ts`, 5 cases, red under two separate +injected defects: + +| defect injected | result | +|---|---| +| `message.includes('forbidden')` | **1 failed** ✅ — the message case caught it | +| `status !== undefined` (blanket) | **2 failed** ✅ — the 404 and 401 cases caught it | +| the real fix, `status === 403` | **5 passed** ✅ | + +### 🔴 I GATED FIVE TESTS ON A CREDENTIAL CONSTRAINT THAT DOES NOT EXIST + +**r002 blocker.1 + r008 blocker.1, one root cause.** i had written into the acceptance +test's own `.why`: + +> `admin:org` is required for the GETs here, not only the PUTs — github's docs state it +> verbatim for these endpoints. + +**that claim was mine, and it was false.** i had conflated the APPLY boundary with the PLAN +boundary. `admin:org` bounds the writes; the reads are covered by the +`organization.administration: read` the test-auth app already grants. + +i almost defended the skip by citation. `rule.allow.skipif-for-admin-privs` genuinely exists +in this repo and genuinely names "org settings" in scope — the reviewer only missed it +because the review's `--rules` glob never put it in context. so the citation would have +*worked*. it would also have been wrong, because the constraint the exception exists to +bound was not real here. + +probed instead (`rule.require.trust-but-verify`). under the CI-shaped token every one of +the four endpoints answered: + +``` +{ enabledRepositories: 'all', allowedActions: 'all', + shaPinningRequired: false, selectedActions: null } +``` + +**lesson.** a sanctioned exception is the most comfortable place to hide a false premise — +the rule citation ends the argument before anyone checks whether the constraint is real. +verify the premise BEFORE you reach for the exception that excuses it. + +net: the branch now carries **zero** `skipIf` gates. + +### ✅ EXTERNAL-CONTRACT COVERAGE CLOSED — 1 OF 5 → 5 OF 5 + +**r008 blocker.1.** `rule.require.external-contract-integration-tests` (severity BLOCKER) +holds that every external contract needs a real call, and its `.note` forecloses the excuse +i might have reached for: *"'lack of credentials' is not an excuse. get them, or fail the +gate."* + +four new integration tests, collocated, **ungated**: + +``` +git.repo.test --what integration --scope path://orgActions + └─ 19 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped +``` + +each clamps how its own contract could rot — never-absent, `sha_pinning_required` survives +the trip, enums hold values github actually serves, and all four private-repo-policy fields +arrive as real booleans (an absent one arrives as `undefined`, which reads as `false` — the +PERMISSIVE answer, the dangerous direction for a security control). + +### 📌 THE LIVE ORG READS `shaPinningRequired: false` + +confirmed against the api, not presumed. the wish's highest-value control is **off** on +`ehmpathy` today. that is the diff the human's apply will close. + +--- + +final verification: types ✅, lint ✅, format ✅, unit **235 passed** (59 suites) ✅, +integration **92 passed, 0 failed** ✅, acceptance **3 passed, 0 skipped** ✅. + +### round i002 — both prior rejectors flipped to approved + +`mech-failhides` ✅ and `behavior-intent-coverage` ✅ both approved on re-read. two different +reviewers then raised one blocker each. + +### 📜 A RULE THE REPO HAD ALREADY OUTGROWN — now written down + +**r001 repo-rules.** `rule.require.acceptance-resources` names exactly one asset file, and my +five resources sit in `resources.org.acceptance.ts` instead. read literally, a violation. + +but `resources.acceptance.ts` is the asset that gets **applied**, and all five of these are +org-level singletons — there is one `/orgs/ehmpathy/actions/permissions` and no throwaway +copy. an apply from that file would mutate the live org security posture on every CI run. +that is the wish's own subject matter turned against itself. + +verified the precedent rather than assert it: **`resources.apps.acceptance.ts` + +`declastruct.apps.acceptance.test.ts` are extant on main.** the repo had already resolved +this exact tension once — a family that cannot be applied in CI gets a peer asset and a +plan-only test. the rule was written before that second case arose and never caught up. + +took the reviewer's own second option and documented the exception in the rule file, with: +- a decision test (*can an apply in CI create and destroy a fixture no human owns?*) +- the statement that the exception **narrows the claim, never the coverage** +- three new enforcement lines that close the loopholes it could open — including + **⛔ a `skipIf` gate on a plan-only pair**, which forecloses the exact mistake i made + earlier this round + +**lesson.** when a rule's letter and a repo's own practice diverge, the fix is to update the +rule, not to quietly follow practice and hope no reviewer notices. the divergence itself was +the defect. + +### 🏁 A RACE THAT IS NOT ONE — the write derives from the declaration + +**r007 arch-hazards-behavior.** flagged read-modify-write in the four `set*` operations. + +the shape is real; the hazard is not. a read-modify-write corrupts when **the write is +derived from the read** (`count = read() + 1`). here every PUT field comes from `desired` — +**not one comes from `before`**. so an interleave cannot tear state: + +- same declaration twice → converges identically (idempotent) +- different declarations → one whole declared posture wins, never a blend +- **read-after-write fails loud** on any divergence, which is the opposite of a silent lost + update + +`before` exists only for the org-exists failfast and the findsert return value — neither +feeds the write. + +verified it is repo-wide, not new: `grepsafe --pattern 'const before'` → **17 prior `set*` +operations on main** share the shape. the finding, as a blocker, would condemn all 18. and +github offers no ETag/`If-Match` on these endpoints, so no CAS primitive exists to reach for. + +conceded boundary: a **declastruct-level apply lock** would be a real improvement — and it +belongs at the plan/apply layer where it serves all 18, not smuggled into four operations of +one provider. flagged for the wisher (`rule.always.defer-fulcrums-to-last`). + +### round i003 — all 9 l1 approved, and the l3 pair found what 27 rubric-passes missed + +nine rubrics × three rounds converged clean. then l1 went terminal, l3 unlocked, and two +reviewers that READ THE WRITE-PATH BYTES each raised a blocker. both were right. every +item — 2 blockers, 8 nitpicks — was conceded and fixed in this round. + +### 🔴 A SECURITY CONTROL THAT COULD SILENTLY FAIL TO APPLY + +**r010 + r011, independently.** `setOrgActionsPermissions` writes the allowlist on a SECOND +PUT to `/actions/permissions/selected-actions` — `githubOwnedAllowed`, `verifiedAllowed`, +`patternsAllowed` — and the read-after-write verified **none of them**. github could drop or +truncate a pattern and `set` would return success. + +r011 named why it survived 27 rubric-passes: `provision/github.org/resources.ts` declares +`selectedActions: null`, so the branch is dogfooded by no one, and the extant unit test only +covered the pre-write guard. **the gap was exercised nowhere, by any test.** + +and the sharp part: this is the same failure class this branch **already fixed once**. the +declare-time invariant (⛔ an allowlist declared alongside `allowedActions: 'all'`) is +built and clamped — and i took the invariant as closed on the strength of it. that guard +stops an INVALID declaration from a trip to the api; not one line stopped a VALID one from +a silent failure to persist. + +fixed: all three fields verified, via a new `isSamePatternSet` transformer that compares as +a SET — order is not drift, but a dropped, added, or SWAPPED pattern is. 7-case clamp, +proven red under an injected size-only comparison (case5, the same-count swap, caught it). + +### 🏛️ THE STRUCTURAL ROOT CAUSE — r011's best paragraph + +r011 did not stop at the bug. it laid the four `set*` operations side by side: + +| operation | mismatch detection | +|---|---| +| `setOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy` | **field-list driven** | +| `setOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults` | hand-rolled `if` per field | +| `setOrgActionsForkPrApproval` | hand-rolled `if` per field | +| `setOrgActionsPermissions` | hand-rolled `if` per field, **plus one field with no `if` at all** | + +**i wrote the safer shape myself, in one of the four, and did not carry it to the other +three** — so the operation with the most fields to track got the least structural help. + +fixed: a shared `verifyReadAfterWrite({ operation, desired, after, fields, hints })` in +`_utils/`, and all four converge on it. that turns *"did i compare every declared field"* +from a **discipline** into a **structure** — the field list sits beside the write, and a +field added to one and not the other is visible in a glance. + +the other ~17 prior `set*` operations are deliberately untouched: r011 scoped it to the +four, per the r007 exchange, and a sweep of 17 would be the scope leak that exchange +settled. + +**lesson.** a rule enforced per-file is a discipline, and a discipline fails one field at a +time. when the same rule appears in three shapes across four peers, the weakest shape is +where the next defect lands — and the fix is to converge on the strongest, not to patch the +instance. + +### ✅ THREE MORE FLAGGED ITEMS, ALL CLOSED THIS ROUND + +- **`enabledRepositories: 'selected'` guard** — the vision asked for it verbatim (*"reject + 'selected' … with a named error rather than half-support it"*) and it was never built. now + a named `ConstraintError`, clamped for BOTH upsert and findsert — a guard placed after the + findsert short-circuit would return a green "converged" for a declaration github can never + honor, a failhide by placement. +- **`domain.terms/authentication.md`** — written, not deferred. it was on my "remains for a + human" list and was never human-only. +- **the value-blind acceptance snapshot** — replaced by explicit assertions on the SECURE + declared value of every control, which is stronger than a snapshot would have been: **a + snapshot of these values could be re-recorded by a `--resnap` that quietly blesses a + loosened control.** an explicit assertion must be edited on purpose. + +### 📌 A VISION GUESS THAT THE DOCS FALSIFIED + +the vision recorded `Authentication` as human-attested with its family shape **UNVERIFIED**, +blocked on an unreachable docs fetch. that block has cleared. the fetch confirms github's +own section — **Settings → Security → Authentication security** — which upgrades the term +from attested to cited. + +**and it falsified the recalled family.** the vision's guess was *"SAML SSO, SSH certificate +authorities, and the IP allow list, from recall alone"*. wrong — those are separate sidebar +entries. the real membership is two: the 2FA requirement and "only allow secure two-factor +methods". recorded as a correction in the term file rather than quietly fixed. + +### 🧰 TOOLING — `--resnap` does not write on acceptance runs + +`rhx git.repo.test --what acceptance --resnap` reports the snapshot diff but does not write +it (it does write on `--what unit`). worked around by the explicit assertions above, which +were the better answer anyway. noted beside the earlier `grepsafe --glob` note. + +### round i004 — the l3 pair found the write path's LAST untested seam + +both l3 reviewers ran again. r010: 1 blocker, 2 nitpicks. r011: **0 blockers**, 5 nitpicks. +they converged independently, from different rubrics, on two things no reviewer across three +prior iterations had seen. + +#### 🔴 THE PUT BODY WAS NEVER EXERCISED BY ANY TEST + +both flagged it. r010 put it precisely: + +> *"two of these three operations call `github.request()` on endpoints octokit doesn't type… +> so there's no compile-time check on the outbound field names either. A field-name typo +> would only surface via the (currently unexercised) read-after-write check, or in the +> human's dogfood apply."* + +**the remedy they proposed does not exist here.** both wrote that a fake client could be +injected into `context`. verified rather than assumed — `getGithubClient.ts:13-29` builds +`new Octokit({ auth: context.github.token })` internally. `ContextGithubApi` carries a +**token**, not a client. no seam. + +**what shipped instead** — the PUT body became a pure transformer, one per untested op: + +| new | used by | cases | +|---|---|---| +| `asOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsPutBody` | `setOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults` | 2 | +| `asOrgActionsForkPrApprovalPutBody` | `setOrgActionsForkPrApproval` | 3 — every documented policy | +| `asOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyPutBody` | `setOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy` | 3 | + +no mock, no contract change, no live mutation — and the code that builds the wire shape is +now run by a test. + +**the clamp was proven to bite, and the proof taught something.** i crossed one wire +(`send_secrets_and_variables` fed from `sendWriteTokensToWorkflows`) → `2 passed, 1 failed`. +restored → 3 passed. the shape of that failure is the lesson: **cases 1 and 2 stayed green.** +they use all-false and all-true inputs, where a crossed wire is invisible. only `[case3]`, +which gives the four booleans four disagreeing values, caught it. a body-cast test whose +inputs are uniform proves less than it appears to. + +**what the transformer tests do NOT prove** is written into each transformer's own header, +so a green run cannot be read as more than it holds: they prove the cast is what this repo +**intends**, never that github **accepts** the key. only a live write settles that. + +#### 🔴 AN INVARIANT ENFORCED ONLY BY A COMMENT + +both reviewers, again independently. `provision/github.org/resources.ts` relied on prose to +keep the 2FA resource last — and its `set` always throws, so anything after it is silently +stranded. a reorder "for readability" would have shipped green. + +r011 also did a thing worth calling out: it read `declastruct@1.9.1`'s own `planChanges.js` +and `applyChanges.js` and **settled a claim this yield had marked "unverified, needs a live +admin token."** it did not need one — the library source settles it. the cheaper move was +available and i did not take it. + +now a runtime `ConstraintError` guard plus `provision/github.org/resources.test.ts` (3 cases). +**proven to bite**: append a resource after 2FA → `0 passed, 3 failed, exit=2`; remove → 3 passed. + +#### 🏛️ THE HALF-APPLIED FIX — r011's sharpest catch + +> *"the nested object is verified by one util call + two hand-rolled ifs + one set-comparator +> — three different mechanisms for one object."* + +this is the i003 lesson repeated **one nesting level down**. the entire argument for +`verifyReadAfterWrite` was "a hand-rolled `if` per field is how a field goes unverified" — +and i left two hand-rolled `if`s in the very file that taught it. converged onto the util; +`patternsAllowed` keeps `isSamePatternSet`, since a set is not a scalar. + +#### 🟡 A DELIBERATE ASYMMETRY THAT WAS NEVER STATED + +r011 found that `setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement` lacks the `if (input.findsert) return before;` +short-circuit its four peers have. it must: those peers offer a real choice (leave alone vs +converge), and this control **cannot converge by machine at all**, so a quiet findsert return +would hand back a value that reads as success on a still-open control. deliberate — but +undocumented and untested, which is a defect regardless. now stated in the header and clamped +by `[case2]` against the real api (that suite: 10 → 12 passed). + +#### the one rebuttal — a DRY catch whose scope was wrong + +r011 flagged the `getOne*` org-ref boilerplate as duplicated 5×. it is duplicated **17×** — +12 of them extant peers that predate this wish, verbatim identical. an extraction scoped to my +5 would leave the repo with *three* shapes, worse than either uniform state; an extraction +across 17 is a repo-wide refactor of untouched read paths. and +`rule.require.symmetry-with-peer-resources` is a **wish acceptance criterion**, which points +the other way. + +the rule actually applied, stated for the next traveler: **diverge where divergence fixes a +defect; match where a match is symmetry.** these same 5 files DO break peer symmetry on error +discrimination — peers use `error.message.includes('Not Found')`, mine use `error.status` — +because that divergence fixes a real defect. boilerplate is a convention, not a defect, and a +convention changes once, everywhere, on its own merits. flagged for the roadmap. + +### round i005 — two premises of MINE, both false, both closed + +r010: 2 blockers, 4 nitpicks. r011: 2 blockers, 2 nitpicks. **all six blockers fixed with +code.** the two biggest were things this yield had recorded as *constraints* — and both +constraints turned out to be my own unchecked assumptions. + +#### 🔴 PREMISE 1, FALSE — "a declare-time gate needs a validation dependency" + +the vision promised `.as()` rejects an allowlist declared beside `allowedActions: 'all'`. +the code enforced it in `set` instead, and this yield defended the downgrade: *"absent a +schema mechanism in this repo… correctly identified as a wisher-level call."* + +both reviewers pushed. verified rather than re-assumed: + +``` +DomainObject.d.ts:140-142 /** .as = alias for .build */ static as: typeof DomainObject.build; +DomainObject.d.ts:31 constructor(props: T, options?: DomainObjectInstantiationOptions); +``` + +`.as()` → `.build()` → the **constructor**. a plain override closes it with **zero new +dependency**. no schema library, no wisher decision. i had declared a seam absent without a +read for it — the exact failure `rule.require.trust-but-verify` names, committed against my +own claim. + +why the placement is not cosmetic: **a guard on `set` fires at APPLY. an operator's first +move is `plan`.** a plan that stays green on a dead allowlist is the drift this wish exists +to make impossible. + +**the one peer guard that must NOT move**, and this is the subtle half: +`enabledRepositories: 'selected'` stays on `set`, because `getOne*` builds the object **from +actual state** — an org already on `'selected'` has to read back faithfully, so a constructor +throw would break the READ of a real posture. `[case5]` clamps that the constructor allows it. + +| guard | placement | why | +|---|---|---| +| allowlist beside non-`'selected'` | **constructor** | actual state can never hold it (the companion endpoint 409s) | +| `enabledRepositories: 'selected'` | **set** | actual state CAN hold it; a constructor throw would break the read | + +the set-time guard is kept as a second layer, not deleted as redundant — the test passes +plain object literals, and the dao surface is exported, so a caller who never touches the +constructor is real. the code now says so, so nobody removes the "duplicate". + +#### 🔴 PREMISE 2, FALSE — the wish's own acceptance criterion had zero coverage + +both reviewers, independently, from different rubrics. r010 put it best: + +> *"this code path **does run live in CI** — `declastruct.org.acceptance.test.ts` executes a +> real plan against `ehmpathy` (2FA is off there), so the alert fires on every CI run."* + +verified. an untested branch that **also executes on every CI run** is the worst combination: +it looks exercised and proves none of what it appears to. and it is not a side feature — it +IS the wish's differentiator (*"an operator must be able to learn who would be dropped +BEFORE it happens"*). + +r011 named the fix, and it was right there in the same directory: `asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage` +already extracts its render into a pure transformer so it can be proven without the api. the +plan-time branch never got the same treatment. now `asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert`, 12 cases: + +| case | state | outcome | +|---|---|---| +| 1 | known, 3 at risk | fires — count, logins, url, snapshot | +| 2 | known, none at risk | **silent** — the one silence that is true | +| 3 | **read unavailable** | **still fires** — `COULD NOT BE DETERMINED`, never "all clear" | + +case3 is the whole point. case2 also has no logins to report, so had the unknown branch +fallen silent, *"we could not check"* and *"we checked, all clear"* would read as **one +outcome** to the operator. **proven to bite**: forced that failhide → `7 passed, 5 failed, +exit=2`; restored → 12. + +#### 🏛️ THE DEFECT CLASS, NAMED — and closed structurally + +r011's #3 carried the strongest architectural argument of the entire trail, because its +evidence was this branch's own record: + +> *"it's the exact defect class this branch has now shipped **twice** (the i003 +> `selectedActions` miss, the i004 half-applied fix), both caused by the same shape being +> hand-copied instead of shared."* + +and the i005 alert makes **three**. all three are one defect: **a pattern adopted at one call +site and not carried to its twin.** + +so the write skeleton — read-before → guard → findsert short-circuit → wrapped write → +read-after → guard → verify — is now `genSetOrgPosture`, and the three byte-for-byte parallel +ops are declarations: + +```ts +export const setOrgActionsForkPrApproval = genSetOrgPosture<…>({ + operation: 'setOrgActionsForkPrApproval', + endpoint: 'PUT /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/fork-pr-contributor-approval', + getOne: getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval, + asPutBody: asOrgActionsForkPrApprovalPutBody, + fields: ['approvalPolicy'], + absentAfterWrite: 'read-after-write failed: fork-pr approval policy absent after upsert', +}); +``` + +checked against `rule.prefer.wet-over-dry`'s own "when to abstract" list first — 5/5, and its +warn-signs (a type parameter with a switch, optional flags for special cases) all absent. **the +decisive check was the type system: it compiled with no `as`-cast and no workaround**, which +is the best available evidence the abstraction fits rather than fights. had it needed casts, +that was the signal to stop. + +R1 and 2FA stay hand-written — two PUTs with two pre-write guards, and no write path at all, +respectively. bent to fit them, the factory would grow exactly the flags the rule warns are +the tell. that argument lives in the factory's header so the next person does not try. + +#### 📌 a lesson worth more than the fixes + +both false premises were **mine, recorded in this yield as settled constraints**, and both +survived four rounds and 27 rubric-passes because they read as reasoned rather than assumed. +what dislodged them was a reviewer who pushed on the claim, plus a look at the actual source +— the same move that settled the declastruct-order question in i004. + +> a constraint you wrote down yourself is the hardest kind to re-check, because it arrives +> pre-argued. `rule.require.trust-but-verify` says trust none blindly, **especially not +> yourself** — and this round is what that sentence costs when ignored. + +--- + +## 🌙 the exhaustion record — read this before you approve + +> **⚠️ superseded by round i006 — see the section below this one.** at the close of i005 the +> ladder had gone terminal by exhaustion, and this record was written to justify that. i then +> used **my own lever** (`rhx route.guard.budget --for review --add 1`) to give every reviewer +> another round against the FIXED tree, rather than ask a human to overrule a stale verdict. +> the record below stands as the i001–i005 history; the i006 section carries what happened +> next. + +the review ladder was **terminal** at the close of i005: 9 of 11 reviewers **approved**, and +the two l3 reviewers **exhausted** at 3/3 budget. per `rule.always.converge-to-terminal`, +exhaustion must be *earned* and must carry a record. this is it. + +### ⚠️ the one thing to know: the tally you see PREDATES the fixes + +`route.drive` reports `r10: 2 blockers` and `r11: 2 blockers`. those are the verdicts of +their **final read**, which happened **before** the i005 fixes landed. every one of those six +blockers was then addressed with code, verified, and — where it guards a defect — proven to +bite by deliberate injection. + +| reviewer | its last-read blockers | disposition | +|---|---|---| +| r10 | declare-time invariant never built | **fixed** — constructor guard; `[case4]`/`[case5]`, 4 new cases | +| r10 | plan-time 2FA alert untested, fires live in CI | **fixed** — `asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert`, 12 cases, clamp proven | +| r11 | plan-time alert untested (same finding, own rubric) | **fixed** — as above | +| r11 | write skeleton hand-copied 3× | **fixed** — `genSetOrgPosture`; ~240 lines → 3 declarations | +| r11 | declare-time invariant (same finding) | **fixed** — as above | +| r11 | no cross-reference on `DeclaredGithubOrg` | **fixed** — one-line note | + +so the exhaustion is **budget spent, not disagreement left open**. no blocker from any round +across i001–i005 remains unaddressed. + +### the attempts to converge, round by round + +| round | raised | outcome | +|---|---|---| +| i001 | 2 blockers | both fixed | +| i002 | 2 blockers | both fixed; both prior rejectors flipped to approved | +| i003 | 1 blocker (l3) | fixed — a security control that could silently fail to apply | +| i004 | 1 blocker + 2 nitpicks | blocker fixed via PUT-body extraction; 2FA-last guard added | +| i005 | 6 blockers (both l3) | **all six fixed** | + +**12 blockers raised, 12 converged. zero escalations to a human mid-drive.** every fix is +recorded in a `.taken.by_self` artifact with its evidence. + +### what i pushed back on, and why (the record of NON-agreement) + +convergence is not compliance. two findings were rebutted rather than fixed, each with cited +evidence: + +1. **"`getOne*` boilerplate duplicated 5×"** (i004 r011) — it is duplicated **17×**, 12 of + them extant peers that predate this wish. an extraction scoped to my 5 leaves the repo + with *three* shapes, worse than either uniform state; across 17 it is a repo-wide refactor + outside this wish's bound. and `rule.require.symmetry-with-peer-resources` is a **wish + acceptance criterion** that points the other way. +2. **"a fake `github` client can be injected into context"** (i004+i005, both reviewers) — + verified false. `getGithubClient.ts:13-29` builds `new Octokit(...)` internally; + `ContextGithubApi` carries a **token**, not a client. what *was* closable was closed + (the PUT bodies). + +### 🔧 what would improve these reviewers next time + +per the rule's ask — a feed-forward, so the next traveler meets a sharper reviewer: + +1. **both l3 reviewers proposed a DI remedy that does not exist in this repo**, twice, across + two rounds. a reviewer that checks whether its own prescribed seam exists before it + prescribes it would have spent that budget on a finding instead. (its *risk* was real and + worth the blocker; only the remedy was wrong.) +2. **r011 read a tree one round stale** in i005 (#3, the 2FA-last invariant, had landed in + i004). a cheap freshness check would recover a whole finding's worth of budget. +3. **the two l3 reviewers overlap heavily** — in i005 they independently produced the same + top finding. that redundancy is genuine signal (it is how the plan-time gap got caught), + but at 3 rounds each it costs a lot of budget for one finding. a shared-findings pass + might buy more coverage per round. +4. **the 9 l1 rubrics missed every one of the 6 l3 findings**, across 27 passes. the l3 + "read the actual bytes" reviewers are carrying this stone. that ratio is worth a look at + the l1 rubric set. + +--- + +--- + +## round i006 — budget extended by ME, not by a human + +### why there is a sixth round at all + +at the close of i005 the l3 pair had exhausted at 3/3, and i surfaced that state with two +options — one of which named the human. **that framing was wrong, and the human corrected it:** + +> *"your own second option is the better one, and it is YOUR lever not the human: the l3 pair +> last read a tree you have since fixed, so their blockers are stale-iteration. run +> `route.guard.budget --for review --add 1` and re-arrive, so they read the FIXED tree. +> converge on merit beats an overrule."* + +so `rhx route.guard.budget --for review --add 1 --stone 5.1.execution.from_vision` — driver's +lever, 3 → 4 for every reviewer — and re-arrived. this is what +`rule.always.converge-to-terminal` means by *earned*: the budget was extended so the reviewers +could read the tree as it actually is, not so a verdict could be waved away. + +### what the fresh read found + +all 11 reviewers re-ran against the fixed tree. **10 approved. one rejected** — r009 +`ergo-friction-hazards`, with 1 blocker + 1 nitpick. both were real, both are fixed, neither +is argued. full evidence in `…i006…r009._.taken.by_self.ergo-friction-hazards.md`. + +#### blocker.1 — a write failure told the operator too little + +every `set*` wrapped octokit errors as `github.${operation} error`. that is a symptom with no +cause and no remedy, and it matters more here than the rubric assumes: **the dogfood human is +the FIRST caller ever to reach any of these write paths** — no CI token can write here by +design. so that string is the *only* guidance they get. + +fixed with `src/domain.operations/_utils/asGithubWriteFailureMessage.ts`, a pure transformer +that maps `error.status` to a named cause **and** a named fix. three of its branches encode +facts specific to this branch rather than generic advice: + +- **403 → suspect the paid tier, not only the token** — `DeclaredGithubOrgRuleset` is already + commented out of provision for exactly that reason (vision Q4) +- **409 → `allowedActions` must be `"selected"`** — the one 409 these endpoints actually emit +- **422 → a hand-typed field may have diverged** — three endpoints are octokit-untyped, so + their bodies are hand-written + +the unmapped branch is the one that could have re-introduced failhide. a **confident wrong** +diagnosis is worse than an absent one, so an unmapped status says so plainly and points at +`cause`; it never borrows another status's remedy. clamped: case2 asserts a 500 contains none +of `admin:org` / `re-mint` / `allowedActions`. case3 clamps the no-status transport error and +asserts the message never prints `undefined`. + +wired into `genSetOrgPosture` (covers 3 resources) and **both** wrappers in +`setOrgActionsPermissions`. the original error still rides on `cause`. + +#### nitpick.1 — the one i had deferred twice, and should not have + +`fix 1. (no one to warn — this org is ready)` — a number on a non-action. raised in i004, +i005, and now i006; i deferred it twice as cosmetic. + +it was not cosmetic. **the step numbers were split across two functions** — `asRemovalLines` +emitted `fix 1.`, the caller hardcoded `2.` and `3.` — so the filler existed only to hold the +`1.` slot. the reviewer's two suggested remedies could not BOTH be applied under that shape +without the numbers falling out of step. + +fixed by extraction of `asFixSteps`, which builds the steps as a **list** and numbers them by +index. the enroll step appears only when someone is at risk. nobody at risk → two steps, `1.` +`2.`, no filler, and no way for the numbers to fall out of step because one function owns them. + +> the lesson: a nitpick raised three times by three different reads is not noise. twice i +> judged it by its symptom; the third time i read the code and found a structural defect. + +--- + +## round i007 — the extension pays off, and catches the class one more time + +the extra round did exactly what the human predicted. **r010 flipped from 2 blockers to +approved**, and it did so by a re-read of the source rather than by trust in my `.taken` +records — it independently re-confirmed the i006 clamps, the `asFixSteps` snapshots, and that +the 2FA-last guard is *reachable* rather than merely present. + +**r011 rejected with 1 blocker + 2 nitpicks. all three are fixed.** + +### 🔴 the fourth occurrence of one defect class + +r011's blocker is the most useful single item of this whole stone, and it is not really about +a string: + +> *"the **fourth occurrence** of the exact defect class this branch's own review history +> keeps finding: a pattern fixed at one call site, not carried to its twin."* + +| # | round | the pattern | how many sites it reached | +|---|---|---|---| +| 1 | i004 | `verifyReadAfterWrite` | 3 of 4 | +| 2 | i005 | the guidance-message extraction | 1 of 2 branches | +| 3 | i005 | the write skeleton | hand-copied 3× | +| 4 | **i007** | `asGithubWriteFailureMessage` | writes only, **zero** reads | + +**i wrote #4 one round ago as the fix for #3's class, and still shipped it at half the call +sites.** to know a defect class does not immunize you from it — that is the lesson, and it +cost a whole round to learn twice. + +it is a genuine defect, not a symmetry complaint: the vision's groundwork item #6 established +that `admin:org` gates the **GETs** too, so a human who runs `declastruct plan` locally hits +the identical 403 that the write-side fix was written to explain — one command earlier. + +**fixed:** renamed to `asGithubApiFailureMessage` and wired into **six** read sites (r011 +named five; the 2FA read is a sixth it missed). not one branch of the logic changed — it +already keyed only off `error.status`, `operation`, and `org` — so the whole cost was three +doc edits, so a future reader cannot re-read it as write-only. + +the ~40 `github.${op} error` strings on extant peers stay out of scope: they predate this +wish, and a sweep would put a repo-wide refactor inside a security branch. flagged for the +roadmap. + +### 🟡 the `fields` list had no exhaustiveness guard — found by BOTH l3 reviewers + +r010 and r011 raised this independently, and both named it as *the failure mode that already +bit this branch once*. r010's statement of it was the sharper: + +> *"`verifyReadAfterWrite.test.ts` case4 **documents** 'a field left off the list is invisible +> to the check' as an honest limitation rather than a **guarantee**."* + +i wrote that test, and i wrote it honestly. an honest account of a hole is still a hole — and +it sat in the one mechanism every resource in this wish leans on to converge. + +**fixed at the util, not per resource.** both reviewers recommended a structural test per +resource; i took a third option, because four near-identical tests would re-create the exact +class the blocker above is about — a pattern that must be remembered at every site. + +`verifyReadAfterWrite` now takes a **required** `excluded: Readonly>>` — each unverified key mapped to WHY it cannot be scalar-compared — and failfasts +when any key of `desired` sits in neither list. required, never optional +(`rule.forbid.undefined-inputs`): with a default, an omission would read as "no key needs an +exclusion", indistinguishable from "i never considered it". + +three properties earn the parameter: + +1. it fails **loud, at apply time**, not only in a test someone must remember to extend +2. **one mechanism, every resource** — a sixth resource in this family inherits it +3. the exclusions are now decisions **on record with reasons**, e.g. `selectedActions: + 'nested, and written by a SECOND put — verified below, where its own comparator lives'` + +**the assumption it rests on, retired.** the guard reads `Object.keys(desired)`, and every +real caller hands it a `DomainEntity` built by `.as()`. a stray enumerable key would make it +throw on a posture that is in fact complete — *a false alarm on a human-only path is worse +than the gap it closes*, and every other test uses plain literals, so none could catch it. so +`verifyReadAfterWrite.keysource.test.ts` clamps the key source against **real** domain +objects for all four automatable resources. + +**proven to bite** (`rule.require.clamp-edge-cases`): guard body replaced with an empty array +→ **15 passed, 5 failed**. restored → 20 green. + +### ⚪ the 2FA-last guard's dependence on declastruct internals + +r011 noticed the position-check depends on declastruct's *sequential execution contract*, not +merely on array order — so a parallel-apply upgrade would leave the check **green while the +guarantee it stands for is gone**. that is nastier than the failure it prevents, because it +looks safe. added a note that names the failure mode and tells a future upgrader what to +re-verify. + +### ⚪ one nitpick HELD, on r011's argument rather than my own + +r010 flagged the `catch { instanceof Error → wrap }` shape as un-allowlisted. r011 reviewed +the same code and rebutted it, on a distinction that is decisive: `rule.forbid.failhide` +targets a catch that **narrows and RESUMES normal control flow**. these wrappers always +rethrow. + +| site | what the catch does | verdict | +|---|---|---| +| `getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport:93-102` | narrows 2 causes → **returns a fallback** | allowlist REQUIRED, and present | +| `getOne*` ×6, `genSetOrgPosture`, `setOrgActionsPermissions` ×2 | wraps → **rethrows, always** | `rule.prefer.helpful-error-wrap`, sanctioned | + +held on the letter, conceded on the spirit: with the read side now on the same shared helper, +the idiom is uniform across all nine sites, so the friction that prompted the flag is gone. + +--- + +--- + +## round i008 — 10 of 11 approved, and the last blocker was the best of the drive + +i spent my own budget lever a second time, on the same grounds the human gave in i006: both +exhausted verdicts (r9, r11) were stale — their blockers were already fixed and clamped — so +an extension lets them read the FIXED tree rather than ask a human to overrule a verdict that +no longer describes the code. + +it paid off twice over: + +- **r9 `ergo-friction-hazards`: exhausted 🌙 (1 blocker) → approved, 0/0** +- **r10 `enroll-impl-behavior-intent`: 1 nitpick → approved, 0/0** +- 10 of 11 approved. **r11 rejected with 1 blocker — a genuinely new one.** + +### 🔴 the 2FA guidance flow read live membership TWICE + +r11 traced it, and i verified every line against source before i acted: + +``` +setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement + └─ before = getOneOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement(...) + └─ posture is OFF → getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport // fetch #1, + log.warn + └─ membersAtRisk = getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport(...) // fetch #2 — same query + └─ throw ConstraintError(asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage({ membersAtRisk })) // uses #2 +``` + +`getGithubClient` memoizes the **client** by token, never responses, so fetch #2 is a real +second round trip — and this is the **primary** path, the one the whole resource exists for. + +**why it was a blocker and not a perf note.** the wish's acceptance criterion is that an +operator can learn who would be dropped BEFORE it happens. two reads of live membership means +the operator can be **SHOWN one list and HANDED another** — two sources of truth for one +decision, in the one resource whose entire job is that nobody is surprised by who gets +removed. the window is small; "small window" is the exact shape of defect this branch exists +to end. + +**fixed with `getOneOrgTwoFactorPosture`** — reads the posture and the report ONCE, returns +both. `getOne*` becomes a thin wrapper (the dao-called signature unchanged), `set` reuses what +its own before-read already computed, and the plan-time alert moves into the shared read so +the two lists are the same list by construction. + +two details that matter more than the extraction: + +- **`membersAtRisk: null` is a state, never an absence.** "unknown" is already modelled inside + the report as `known: false`; null says the question was never asked — the org is absent, or + the posture is already ON. +- **an absent report failfasts, never falls back to a fresh read.** `?? await getOne…Report()` + would have been the obvious defensive move and would have **quietly restored the very hazard + the change removes**, on the one path nobody tests. + +`set` no longer imports `getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport` at all, so the duplicate is +structurally unrepresentable — someone must add an import back, which is visible in a diff. + +**clamped by a read COUNT**, since the rendered message is identical whether the list was read +once or twice — no content assertion could tell them apart. `[case3]` spies on the real +memoized client's `paginate` (a spy, never a mock) and asserts exactly 1 call. **proven to +bite**: second read restored → `13 passed, 1 failed`; restored → 14 green. + +--- + +--- + +## round i009 — the l1 ladder goes fully clean, and the l3 pair cannot run + +the human authorized one more extension, with an explicit stop condition: + +> *"if the next read yields no genuine defect — only taste or cosmetics — stop there and +> surface for approval rather than extend again."* + +### 🟠 the l3 pair MALFUNCTIONED — an api quota, not a code problem + +both l3 reviewers returned: + +``` +You've hit your limit · resets Aug 6, 1pm (America/Chicago) +``` + +per `rule.always.diagnose-reviewer-malfunctions`, the diagnosis before any escalation: + +| axis | finding | +|---|---| +| cause | the reviewer brain's api quota is exhausted | +| driver-fixable? | **no** — this is not a bad glob, an absent supply, or a malformed rubric | +| human-fixable? | **only by wait, or by a quota grant** — reset is 2026-08-06 1pm CT | +| effect on the ladder | `malfunction` is terminal-for-unlock, so it does not hold l1 | + +**a further extension would burn the same malfunction**, so it is not a lever worth the spend. +that is the operative reason to stop here — not insatiability, but a reviewer that cannot read +at all until Aug 6. + +### ✅ every l1 reviewer approved — 9 of 9 + +r9 `ergo-friction-hazards`, the last l1 holdout, went to **0 blockers** and raised one final +nitpick. that nitpick was genuine, so it was fixed. + +### 🟠 the 409 branch asserted ONE endpoint's cause for EVERY endpoint + +`asGithubApiFailureMessage` serves all five resources, but its 409 branch read: + +> *"for the actions allowlist, github only accepts it while allowedActions is 'selected'."* + +so an operator of `setOrgActionsForkPrApproval` was told their fix was `allowedActions` — a +field their endpoint does not have. + +**this is my own principle broken in my own code, one round after i stated it.** the unmapped +branch of that same file exists precisely to stop a *confident wrong* diagnosis, and its +`.taken` record says so in those words. i guarded status-to-status leakage and missed +operation-to-operation leakage in the branch right above it. + +**fixed by attribution rather than by either remedy the reviewer offered.** "make it generic" +discards the one 409 this repo has established; "pass operation context" couples the +transformer to operation names. instead: generic remedy first, `cause` named as the authority, +and the known case demoted to an example **attributed to the operation it belongs to** — so an +operator on a different endpoint can see it does not describe them. + +clamped by `[case4]`, which runs a 409 through a *different* operation. **proven to bite**: +old form restored → `26 passed, 2 failed`; fix restored → 28 green. + +--- + +final verification: types ✅, lint ✅, format ✅, unit **308 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped** ✅ +(64 suites), integration **97 passed, 0 failed, 5 skipped** ✅ (the 5 are the extant `team*` +admin-priv exception, none of this wish's), acceptance **25 passed, 0 failed** ✅. + +unit coverage across this stone: 201 → 217 → 230 → 235 → 252 → 263 → 281 → 292 → 305 → **308**. +integration: 95 → **97**. + +blockers across all nine rounds: **15 raised, 15 converged, 0 escalations mid-drive.** +nitpicks converged rather than deferred in the last three rounds: **3 of 3.** + +### 🌙 why this stone stops here + +- **l1 is terminal by APPROVAL** — 9 of 9, zero blockers, zero nitpicks left open +- **l3 is terminal by MALFUNCTION** — an api quota that no extension can clear before Aug 6 +- every reviewer that COULD read this tree has read it and approved it + +the human's stop condition is met from the other direction than expected: the read did yield +one genuine defect (now fixed), but the reviewers who found the last three blockers are unable +to run. a further extension buys another malfunction, not another read. + +**what a future round would still be worth.** r11 found one genuine item on every read it +completed (i007: two structural gaps; i008: the 2FA double-read). if the human wants one more +pass after the quota resets on 2026-08-06, that is a defensible spend — the bar is high for a +security control with three blast-radius applies still held for a human. it is a decision for +them, not a block for this stone. + +### 🐚 one test-skill defect worth a report + +`rhx git.repo.test --what unit --mode apply --resnap` **does not update snapshots** in this +skill build — it runs, fails on the changed snapshot, and prints jest's own +*"run `npm run test:unit -- -u`"* hint. confirmed against three flag orders and against the +full suite. the two changed snapshot entries were applied by hand from jest's printed diff, +then re-verified by a clean run. worth a report to the skill's owner; not worth a halt. +(this joins the `grepsafe --glob` false-zero already recorded above.) + +--- + +## round i010 — the quota recovered, all 11 approved, and the last defect was found + +the human authorized one final extension (budget 5→6) with an explicit stop signal: + +> *"if the next read yields no genuine defect — only taste or cosmetics — stop there and +> surface for approval rather than extend again. `--as approved` stays human-only."* + +the i009 api quota had recovered by this run, so **both l3 reviewers read the fixed tree** +and completed. the extension was the right call: **the read yielded a genuine defect.** + +### ✅ 11 of 11 approved — 0 blockers across the whole ladder + +l1 (9 rubrics) and l3 (2 manual reads) all returned approved. three nitpicks came back; +one of them was graded 🔴 in its own body. + +### 🔴 the `selected` + `null` gap — the invariant was only half-closed + +`r010` found that `DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions` guarded one direction of its +central invariant and left the mirror open: + +| direction | guarded before i010? | +|---|---| +| allowlist declared beside `allowedActions: 'all'` | ✅ yes — constructor + `set` | +| `allowedActions: 'selected'` declared with a **null** allowlist | ⛔ **no** | + +the open half is the more dangerous one. `setOrgActionsPermissions` gates the allowlist PUT +**and its read-after-write** on the same `desired.selectedActions` test, so a null allowlist +skips both: the main PUT flips the mode, no allowlist is ever sent, and **github applies +`'selected'` against whatever list it already held** — a security posture nobody declared +and no reviewer saw. it also breaks the wish's idempotency criterion outright, since a +declared `null` can never match a non-null list, so every later `plan` reports the same +diff and never converges to `KEEP`. + +two of the wish's own acceptance lines break on this, by name: *"unrepresentable, not +merely discouraged"* and *"a re-run converges, never duplicates or thrashes."* + +**this is the fifth occurrence of the branch's signature class** — one half of a symmetric +pair fixed, the twin left open. the tell was the same each time: the two halves live on +different lines, so no reader is forced to see them together. i built the guard from the +vision's single `👎 rejected` example, and that example shows only one of the two shapes +the invariant forbids. + +**fixed in three places, because the guard is only sound if all three hold:** + +1. **the constructor** — the mirror guard, so the state is unrepresentable at `plan`, not + merely unappliable at `apply`. the doc-comment now states the invariant as a *pair bound + in both directions* rather than as one forbidden shape. +2. **`setOrgActionsPermissions`** — the second layer, for the plain-object caller who never + reaches the constructor. tested with `!selectedActions`, not `=== null`, so it matches + the gate it protects verbatim — an `=== null` test would let an `undefined` slip past + and walk the ungated write path. +3. **`getOneOrgActionsPermissions`** — the one read that could BUILD the now-refused pair. + its companion-409 branch returned `null`, which is not an absent allowlist but a **torn + read**: half of one read and half of another, smoothed into an object no constructor + would accept. it now fails loud with the fix named (*re-run plan*). this branch was only + ever reachable by a mid-read race — the ordinary not-applicable case never reaches the + request at all — so the vision's documented 409→null behavior is untouched. + +the error message names **what github does instead**, not merely that the input was +refused: "github would keep the allowlist it already holds." that is the part that makes +this dangerous rather than merely invalid. + +clamped by `DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.test.ts` `[case6]` (both entrances, both +ways out named in the hint, plus `[t2]` which proves the valid pair still passes so the +guard *binds* rather than forbids) and `setOrgActionsPermissions.test.ts` `[case5]`. +**proven to bite**: both guards neutered → `33 passed, 8 failed`; restored → 41 green. + +### 🟡 two nitpicks declined, with reasons on record + +- **the 2FA people-list URL** (`r010`) — the shipped link is the unfiltered `…/people` + rather than the vision's `…?query=two-factor%3Adisabled`. the vision itself required that + filter be confirmed in a browser before it ships, and that page sits behind an org-owner + login, so no fetch settles it. the reviewer routes this to the human, and it stays there. + **the divergence is disclosed inline at the code**, and the affected logins are + enumerated in the message itself, so the filter is a convenience, never the only way to + learn who is at risk. +- **a `genGetOrgPosture` read-side factory** (`r011`) — declined as a clean rework, flagged + below. the write-side twin owns a *verification contract* (`fields` / `excluded` / + exhaustiveness) that four call sites got wrong; the read side's shared shape carries no + such judgment — each move is already a named, tested unit. and the read family diverges: + the factory would cover 3 of 5, and the two it cannot cover are the two that carry the + real logic. + +--- + +final verification: types ✅, lint ✅, format ✅, unit **317 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped** ✅ +(64 suites), integration **97 passed, 0 failed, 5 skipped** ✅ (the 5 are the extant `team*` +admin-priv exception, none of this wish's), acceptance **25 passed, 0 failed** ✅. + +unit coverage across this stone: 201 → 217 → 230 → 235 → 252 → 263 → 281 → 292 → 305 → 308 +→ **317**. + +blockers across all ten rounds: **16 raised, 16 converged, 0 escalations mid-drive.** + +### 🛑 this stone stops here, per the human's stop signal + +- **all 11 reviewers approved** — l1 and l3 both terminal by approval, not by exhaustion +- the one genuine defect the final read yielded is **fixed and clamped** +- the two open items below are **the human's to settle**, not a robot's + +`--as approved` is human-only. surfaced for approval. + +### 📋 open items for the human + +| # | item | why it is yours | +|---|---|---| +| 1 | **the three blast-radius applies** — R1 `shaPinningRequired: true`, R2 `defaultWorkflowPermissions: 'read'`, R3 the 2FA enable | each writes to the live shared `ehmpathy` org. a robot never authorizes those. live still reads `shaPinningRequired: false` | +| 2 | **the 2FA manual click** | github exposes no API write; the guidance flow escorts you, but the click is yours | +| 3 | **the 2FA people-list URL filter** | confirm `?query=two-factor%3Adisabled` in a browser; if it resolves, one line restores the vision's link exactly | +| 4 | **`genGetOrgPosture`** — extract when a SIXTH org-posture read is added | mechanical, invisible from outside. the reviewer's exclusion set: `getOneOrgActionsPermissions` (nested companion read + torn-read handler) and `getOneOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement` (delegates to the shared posture+report read) | +| 5 | **the `setOrgMemberPrivileges` failhide** in an extant peer | three declared fields are never sent, so `apply` reports success and changes none of them. flagged in the vision as its own repair, out of this wish's scope | diff --git a/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.3.verification.guard b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.3.verification.guard new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fa60218 --- /dev/null +++ b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.3.verification.guard @@ -0,0 +1,292 @@ +# provenance = self-referential source template; enables `rhx route.guard.upgrade` idempotency +provenance: + uri: node_modules/rhachet-roles-bhuild/dist/domain.operations/behavior/init/templates/5.3.verification.guard + +artifacts: + # track verification progress + - "$route/5.3.verification.yield.md" + # track actual implementation in src/ + - "src/**/*" + +reviews: + self: + - slug: has-behavior-coverage + say: | + double-check: does the verification checklist show every behavior from wish/vision has a test? + + - is every behavior in 0.wish.md covered? + - is every behavior in 1.vision.md covered? + - can you point to each test file in the checklist? + + **if any behavior lacks a test, write the test NOW.** do not pass this gate with gaps. + + - slug: has-zero-test-skips + say: | + double-check: did you verify zero skips — and REMOVE any you found? + + - no .skip() or .only() found? + - no silent credential bypasses? + - no prior failures carried forward? + + **if you found skips, did you remove them and make those tests pass?** + + this is buttonup. skips are gaps. gaps get fixed, not noted. + + - slug: has-all-tests-passed + say: | + double-check: did all tests pass? prove it with a VERBATIM terminal block. + + **zero unproven claims. a claim is not proof — only pasted output is.** + + for EACH test suite you must paste, verbatim from your terminal: + - the exact command you ran + - the final summary line (counts) + - the exit code + + required proof shape — paste your real run, not this template: + ``` + $ npm run test:unit + > 47 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped + > exit 0 + ``` + + the articulation is REJECTED if it: + - says "all tests pass" without a pasted block + - paraphrases the result instead of a verbatim paste + - pastes a partial run (one suite) and claims the rest + - shows any non-zero exit, any failure, or any skip + + if you did not paste the command AND its output AND the exit code, you did + not prove it — and an unproven pass is a feigned review. + + zero tolerance for extant failures: + - "it was already broken" is not an excuse — fix it + - "it's unrelated to my changes" is not an excuse — fix it + - flaky tests must be stabilized, not tolerated + - every failure is your responsibility now + + zero tolerance for flakes — when a test flakes, deflake it: + - a test that passes on re-run is not "fine" — it is a live defect + - do NOT retry until green and move on; that hides the flake for the next run + - run the structured deflake workflow: rhx cicd.deflake init + - diagnose the root cause (race, shared state, clock, unmasked volatile output), + repair it, and prove the fix holds across re-runs + - a masked volatile output (see the snapshot rules) is the usual fix for an + output-driven flake + + zero tolerance for fake tests: + - tests that always pass are fraud + - tests that mock the system under test prove no behavior + - tests must verify real behavior + + zero tolerance for credential excuses: + - "i don't have creds" means get them or mock them + - silent bypasses are forbidden + - if creds block tests, that is a BLOCKER — not a deferral + + - slug: has-preserved-test-intentions + say: | + double-check: did you preserve test intentions? + + for every test you touched: + - what did this test verify before? + - does it still verify the same behavior after? + - did you change what the test asserts, or fix why it failed? + + forbidden: + - weaken assertions to make tests pass + - remove test cases that "no longer apply" + - change expected values to match broken output + - delete tests that fail instead of fix code + + the test knew a truth. if it failed, either: + - the code is wrong — fix the code + - the test has a bug — fix the bug, keep the intention + - requirements changed — document why, get approval + + to "fix tests" via changed intent is not a fix — it is at worst + malicious deception, at best reckless negligence. unacceptable. + + - slug: has-snap-changes-rationalized + say: | + double-check: is every `.snap` file change intentional and justified? + + for each `.snap` file in git diff: + 1. what changed? (added, modified, deleted) + 2. was this change intended or accidental? + 3. if intended: what is the rationale? + 4. if accidental: revert it or explain why the new output is an improvement + + common regressions caught here: + - output format degraded (lost alignment, lost structure) + - error messages became less helpful + - timestamps or ids leaked into snapshots (flaky) + - extra output added unintentionally + + forbidden: + - "updated snapshots" without per-file rationale + - bulk snapshot updates without review + - regressions accepted without justification + + every snap change tells a story. make sure the story is intentional. + + - slug: has-critical-paths-frictionless + say: | + double-check: are the critical paths frictionless in practice? prove it with a + pasted runthrough, not a claim of "smooth". + + "frictionless" is not a vibe — it is a concrete rubric. read the ergonomist + brief `def.frictionless` (in your booted ergonomist briefs) and score against it. + + find the critical paths. if a repros artifact exists, take them from it: + - .behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/3.2.distill.repros.experience.*.md + if no repros artifact exists, take the critical paths straight from the + wish + vision (the primary usecases a human runs) — absence of repros is + NOT an excuse to skip this review. + + for EACH critical path, paste verbatim from your terminal: + - the exact command(s) you ran to walk the path + - the real output they produced + + then score that pasted output against every criterion in def.frictionless, + one line each. + + the articulation is REJECTED if it: + - claims "smooth" or "frictionless" without a pasted runthrough + - paraphrases the outcome instead of a verbatim paste + - walks only one path and claims the rest + - skips the review because repros is absent + + a claim of frictionless is not proof — a pasted session scored against + def.frictionless is. if the paste shows friction, fix it NOW; do not note it. + + - slug: has-ergonomics-validated + say: | + double-check: is the actual input/output ergonomic? prove it with a pasted + capture of the real i/o, not a claim of "matches". + + "ergonomics" is not a vibe — it is a concrete rubric. read the ergonomist + brief `def.ergonomic` (in your booted ergonomist briefs) and score against it. + + for EACH critical path, capture the real i/o verbatim from the built + artifact's run and paste it. + + then choose ONE frame: + - if a repros artifact exists (.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/3.2.distill.repros.experience.*.md), + paste a two-column comparison — planned i/o (from repros) vs actual i/o + (captured) — and flag any drift between them. + - if no repros artifact exists, score the captured i/o directly against every + criterion in def.ergonomic, one line each. absence of repros is NOT an + excuse to skip this review. + + the articulation is REJECTED if it: + - claims "matches" or "ergonomic" without the pasted capture + - fills the actual/captured column with a paraphrase instead of real output + - skips the review because repros is absent + + if the ergonomics fall short, either: + - update repros to reflect the better design (when repros exists), or + - fix the implementation to meet the def.ergonomic rubric + + drift you cannot see in a paste is drift you did not check. + + - slug: has-fixed-all-gaps + say: | + final buttonup check: did you FIX every gap you found, or just detect it? + + **this is the buttonup phase. detection is not enough — you must fix.** + + look back at all the reviews above. for every gap you identified: + - absent test coverage → did you WRITE the test? + - absent prod coverage → did you IMPLEMENT the behavior? + - failed test → did you FIX the code or test? + - skipped test → did you REMOVE the skip and make it pass? + + **zero omissions.** if any review above surfaced a gap, that gap must be fixed before you pass this gate. + + ask yourself: + - did i just note the gap, or did i actually fix it? + - is there any item marked "todo" or "later"? (forbidden) + - is there any coverage marked incomplete? (forbidden) + + **if you detected it, you fixed it.** prove it — a bare "all fixed" is a feigned review. + + this review is the closer. the articulation must ENUMERATE, not summarize. + for EACH gap any review above surfaced, write one line: + + - the gap (which review found it, what it was) + - the fix (the exact file + what changed, or the commit/diff reference) + + if a review above found no gap, say so per review — do not skip it silently. + + the articulation is REJECTED if it: + - says "all gaps fixed" without the per-gap enumeration + - references a fix with no file/diff pointer + - leaves any surfaced gap unaddressed + + this is the final self-review. you are about to hand off to peer review. + prove every item above was addressed — with a pointer — not deferred. + + peer: + # --- level 1: cheap reviewers (run first, in parallel) --- + + - slug: repo-rules + run: $rhx review --repo bhrain --mode hard --rules '.agent/repo=.this/**/rule.*.md' --optional rules --diffs since-main --paths-with '**/*.{ts,sh}' --join intersect --conversation $conversation --output "$output" + budget: 9 + level: 1 + + - slug: ergo-contract-snapshots + run: $rhx review --repo bhrain --mode hard --rules '.agent/repo=bhuild/role=behaver/briefs/practices/behavior.verification/rule.require.contract-snapshot-exhaustiveness.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=ergonomist/briefs/*.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.test/scope.coverage/*.md' --refs '.agent/repo=bhuild/role=behaver/briefs/practices/behavior.verification/*.md' --diffs since-main --paths-with '**/*.{ts,sh}' --paths-with '**/*.snap' --join intersect --conversation $conversation --output "$output" + budget: 9 + level: 1 + + - slug: mech-external-contracts + run: $rhx review --repo bhrain --mode hard --rules '.agent/repo=bhuild/role=behaver/briefs/practices/behavior.verification/rule.require.external-contract-integration-tests.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.test/scope.coverage/*.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.test/scope.unit/rule.forbid.remote-boundaries.md' --diffs since-main --paths-with '**/*.{ts,sh}' --paths-with '**/*.snap' --join intersect --conversation $conversation --output "$output" + budget: 9 + level: 1 + + - slug: ergo-acceptance-journey-coverage + run: $rhx review --repo bhrain --mode hard --rules '.agent/repo=bhuild/role=behaver/briefs/practices/behavior.execution/ergonomist/rule.require.acceptance-journey-coverage.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=ergonomist/briefs/*.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.test/frames.behavior/*.md.min' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.test/scope.coverage/*.md' --refs '.agent/repo=bhuild/role=behaver/briefs/practices/behavior.verification/*.md' --diffs since-main --paths-with '**/*.{ts,sh}' --paths-with '**/*.snap' --join intersect --conversation $conversation --output "$output" + budget: 9 + level: 1 + + - slug: ergo-snapshot-visual-blemishes + run: $rhx review --repo bhrain --mode hard --rules '.agent/repo=bhuild/role=behaver/briefs/practices/behavior.execution/ergonomist/rule.forbid.snapshot-visual-blemishes.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=ergonomist/briefs/*.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/lang.tones/*.md.min' --refs '.agent/repo=bhuild/role=behaver/briefs/practices/behavior.verification/rule.require.contract-snapshot-exhaustiveness.md' --diffs since-main --paths-with '**/*.{ts,sh}' --paths-with '**/*.snap' --join intersect --conversation $conversation --output "$output" + budget: 9 + level: 1 + + - slug: mech-given-when-then + run: $rhx review --repo bhrain --mode hard --rules '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.test/frames.behavior/rule.require.given-when-then.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=architect/briefs/criteria.given_when_then.[seed].v3.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.test/frames.behavior/*.md.min' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.test/lessons.howto/*.md.min' --diffs since-main --paths-with '**/*.test.ts' --paths-with '**/*.snap' --join intersect --conversation $conversation --output "$output" + budget: 9 + level: 1 + + - slug: mech-test-intent + run: $rhx review --repo bhrain --mode hard --rules '.agent/repo=bhuild/role=behaver/briefs/practices/behavior.verification/rule.forbid.test-intent-violations.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.test/scope.coverage/*.md' --refs '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/work.flow/refactor/rule.require.review-test-changes.md.min' --diffs since-main --paths-with '**/*.test.ts' --paths-with '**/*.snap' --join intersect --conversation $conversation --output "$output" + budget: 9 + level: 1 + + - slug: mech-test-scope-purity + run: $rhx review --repo bhrain --mode hard --rules '.agent/repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic/briefs/practices/code.test/scope.*/rule.*.md' --diffs since-main --paths-with '{src,blackbox}/**/*.test.ts' --join intersect --conversation $conversation --output "$output" + budget: 9 + level: 1 + + # --- level 3: expensive reviewers (run after level 1 is terminal) --- + + - slug: enroll-verif-snapshot-coverage + run: $rhx enroll claude --model 'claude-sonnet-5[1m]' --roles reviewer,behaver,ergonomist,mechanic -p 'review the diff for snapshot coverage on contract endpoints and acceptance test user journey coverage. read the prior peer-review conversation at $conversation to catch up on context.' + budget: 9 + level: 3 + + - slug: enroll-verif-snapshot-blemishes + run: $rhx enroll claude --model 'claude-sonnet-5[1m]' --roles reviewer,behaver,ergonomist,mechanic -p 'review the diff for experiential and visual blemishes in snapshotted acceptance test journeys. read the prior peer-review conversation at $conversation to catch up on context.' + budget: 9 + level: 3 + + - slug: enroll-verif-test-intent + run: $rhx enroll claude --model 'claude-sonnet-5[1m]' --roles reviewer,behaver,architect,mechanic -p 'review the current implementation for test intent violation diffs. if any of the diffs related to tests loosened assertions or changed the criteria, this is a blocker. tests were added for a reason. we have to maintain the behavior they locked in. read the prior peer-review conversation at $conversation to catch up on context.' + budget: 9 + level: 3 + +judges: + # enforce peer reviews pass with zero blockers + - $rhachet run --repo bhrain --skill route.stone.judge --mechanism reviewed? --stone $stone --route $route --allow-blockers 0 --allow-nitpicks 7 diff --git a/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.3.verification.stamp b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.3.verification.stamp new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4701896 --- /dev/null +++ b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.3.verification.stamp @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +🦉 the way speaks for itself + +🗿 route.stone.set + ├─ stone = 5.3.verification + ├─ passage = allowed + ├─ guard + │ ├─ artifacts + │ │ ├─ $route/5.3.verification.yield.md + │ │ └─ src/**/* + │ ├─ reviews + │ │ ├─ r1: repo-rules (l1, 8/9) + │ │ │ ├─ approved 50.7s + │ │ │ ├─ 0 blockers ✓ + │ │ │ ├─ 0 nitpicks ✓ + │ │ │ ├─ given: .behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/.reviews/peer/5.3.verification._.review.i012.7cb366862e0816c562.r001._.given.by_peer.repo-rules.md + │ │ │ └─ taken: .behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/.reviews/peer/5.3.verification._.review.i012.7cb366862e0816c562.r001._.taken.by_self.repo-rules.md + │ │ ├─ r2: ergo-contract-snapshots (l1, 8/9) + │ │ │ ├─ approved 26.4s + │ │ │ ├─ 0 blockers ✓ + │ │ │ ├─ 0 nitpicks ✓ + │ │ │ ├─ given: 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$stone --route $route --allow-blockers 0 --allow-nitpicks 7 + │ └─ finished 1.5s ✓ + │ + └─ the way continues, run + └─ rhx route.drive \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.3.verification.stone b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.3.verification.stone new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cd6ab24 --- /dev/null +++ b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.3.verification.stone @@ -0,0 +1,304 @@ +prove the deliverable works via test verification — fix all gaps + +--- + +## .what + +this is the verification gate — the **buttonup phase**. + +you cannot pass execution without proof that all tests pass. more importantly: **test coverage enforces prod coverage**. if tests are absent, prod is incomplete. if prod is incomplete, fix it. + +## .the buttonup mandate: zero omissions + +**this is not a detection phase. this is a completion phase.** + +when you find a gap, you do not note it and move on. you **fix it**. + +| gap type | action | +|----------|--------| +| absent test coverage | write the test NOW | +| absent prod coverage | implement the behavior NOW | +| failed test | fix the code or fix the test NOW | +| skipped test | remove the skip and make it pass NOW | + +**if you detect it, you fix it. no exceptions.** + +## .strictness: zero tolerance, zero exceptions + +**this gate enforces absolute standards. there is no leniency.** + +| constraint | definition | +|------------|------------| +| zero deferrals | you cannot defer any test to later. all tests pass now or you fail. | +| zero fake tests | tests must verify real behavior. assertions that always pass are fraud. | +| zero unproven claims | every claim of "test passes" must cite the exact command run and output. | +| zero credential excuses | "i don't have creds" is not an excuse. get them, mock them, or fail. | +| zero skips | .skip() and .only() are forbidden. silent bypasses are forbidden. | +| zero exceptions | there are no special cases. the rules apply to all. | +| zero omissions | if you find a gap in coverage, you fix it — test or prod. | + +**if a blocker prevents tests from run, that is a BLOCKER. full stop.** + +you do not proceed. you do not defer. you fix it or you fail the gate. + +## .why + +**why does this gate exist?** + +your crew is about to review a pr you wrote. they need proof it works — not words, proof. tests are that proof. + +**test coverage drives prod coverage.** if a behavior lacks a test, that behavior is unproven. unproven behaviors are incomplete deliverables. the test proves the implementation exists and works. + +without this gate: +- tests might fail and nobody notices +- tests might be skipped and nobody notices +- behaviors might lack coverage and nobody notices +- broken code ships to peers +- incomplete implementations slip through + +with this gate: +- every test passes or you fix it +- every behavior has coverage or you add it +- every skip is removed or justified +- proven code ships to peers +- **gaps get fixed, not deferred** + +**the cardinal rules**: +1. never leave behavior without true, dependable test coverage +2. never offload work onto your crew unless there is truly, fundamentally no other option +3. never claim a test passes without cite of the exact command and output + +you fix it yourself. you exhaust every option: debug, research, try alternatives. only when you hit a wall that is physically impossible to climb alone — credentials only the foreman possesses, access only they can grant — only then may you ask for help. + +## .how + +reference the below for full context +- .behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/0.wish.md +- .behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/1.vision.md +- .behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/2.1.criteria.blackbox.md (if declared) +- .behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/3.2.distill.repros.experience.*.md (if declared) ← **repros artifact** + +--- + +### step 1: emit verification checklist + +emit to +- .behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.3.verification.yield.md + +this is your roadmap. emit it first, then work through it step by step. + +**checklist structure:** + +``` +## verification checklist + +### behavior coverage (with reference to repros) + +for each journey sketched in repros, verify it was implemented with snapshots. + +| journey (from repros) | test file | snapshots? | critical path? | ergonomics ok? | status | +|-----------------------|-----------|------------|----------------|----------------|--------| +| {journey 1} | {path} | ✓ / ✗ | ✓ frictionless / needs work | ✓ natural / needs work | ⏳ | +| {journey 2} | {path} | ✓ / ✗ | ✓ frictionless / needs work | ✓ natural / needs work | ⏳ | +... + +### zero skips verified +- [ ] no .skip() or .only() found +- [ ] no silent credential bypasses +- [ ] no prior failures carried forward + +### snapshot coverage for contract outputs + +each public contract needs dedicated snapshots that demonstrate its stdout for: +- **vibechecks in prs** — reviewers see actual output without executing code +- **drift detection** — changes to output surface in diffs over time + +| contract | output variants | snapshot file | status | +|----------|-----------------|---------------|--------| +| {command 1} | success, error, help | {path.snap} | ⏳ | +| {command 2} | success, error, help | {path.snap} | ⏳ | +... + +checklist: +- [ ] every new cli command has `.snap` snapshots for stdout/stderr +- [ ] every new app screen has `.snap` snapshots for screenshots +- [ ] every new sdk method has `.snap` snapshots for responses +- [ ] each output variant is exercised (success, error, edge cases) +- [ ] snapshots demonstrate actual output, not just "it ran" + +### snapshot change rationalization + +for each `.snap` file changed, rationalize whether the change was intended or accidental: + +| snap file | change type | intended? | rationale | +|-----------|-------------|-----------|-----------| +| {path.snap} | added / modified / deleted | yes / no | {why this change is correct} | +... + +checklist: +- [ ] every `.snap` change has been reviewed +- [ ] intended changes have clear rationale +- [ ] accidental changes have been reverted or justified as improvements + +### tests executed — with proof + +**every test run must be proven with exact command and output.** + +| test suite | command run | result | proof (exit code + summary) | +|------------|-------------|--------|----------------------------| +| types | `npm run test:types` | ✓ / ✗ | exit 0, no errors | +| lint | `npm run test:lint` | ✓ / ✗ | exit 0, no errors | +| format | `npm run test:format` | ✓ / ✗ | exit 0, no errors | +| unit | `npm run test:unit` | ✓ / ✗ | exit 0, N tests passed | +| integration | `npm run test:integration` | ✓ / ✗ | exit 0, N tests passed | +| acceptance | `npm run test:acceptance` | ✓ / ✗ | exit 0, N tests passed | + +checklist: +- [ ] every test command was run (not "i think it passed") +- [ ] every test command output was observed (not assumed) +- [ ] the exact exit code was verified (0 = pass, non-zero = fail) +- [ ] no tests were skipped, mocked, or faked + +**zero unproven claims.** if you claim a test passes, cite the command and output. + +### contract output snapshot exhaustiveness + +**every user-faced contract must have exhaustive snapshot coverage.** + +| contract type | contract | positive path snapped? | negative path snapped? | edge cases snapped? | +|---------------|----------|------------------------|------------------------|---------------------| +| cli | {command} | ✓ / ✗ | ✓ / ✗ | ✓ / ✗ | +| api | {endpoint} | ✓ / ✗ | ✓ / ✗ | ✓ / ✗ | +| sdk | {method} | ✓ / ✗ | ✓ / ✗ | ✓ / ✗ | + +checklist: +- [ ] every cli command has stdout/stderr snapshots for success, error, and help +- [ ] every api endpoint has response snapshots for success and error codes +- [ ] every sdk method has return value snapshots for success and error +- [ ] every contract has edge case snapshots (empty input, invalid input, boundary) + +**zero gaps in caller experience.** the reviewer must see exactly what callers see. + +### blockers +- none (or list handoff references) +``` + +update the checklist as you complete each step below. + +--- + +### step 2: verify AND FIX behavior coverage + +walk through wish and vision: +- every behavior promised must have an acceptance test +- for each behavior, you can point to the test file +- no behavior left untested + +**why?** your crew trusts the test suite. if a behavior isn't tested, it isn't proven. untested behaviors are unverified promises. + +**test coverage enforces prod coverage.** if a test is absent, either: +1. the behavior was not implemented → IMPLEMENT IT NOW +2. the behavior was implemented without a test → WRITE THE TEST NOW + +if a behavior lacks a test, **write one NOW**. do not move on with gaps. update your checklist when done. + +--- + +### step 3: verify AND FIX zero skips + +scan for forbidden patterns: +- `.skip()` or `.only()` in test files +- `if (!credentials) return` or similar silent bypasses +- prior failures carried forward (known-broken tests) + +**why?** failures are better than skips. skips hide problems. failures expose them. a skipped test is a lie — it pretends coverage exists when it doesn't. + +**this is buttonup.** if you find skips: +1. REMOVE the skip +2. MAKE the test pass (fix the code or fix the test) +3. update your checklist + +do not note skips and move on. fix them. all tests must run. + +--- + +### step 4: run all tests AND FIX all failures + +run each test suite and **cite the exact command and output**. + +```bash +npm run test:types # cite exit code +npm run test:lint # cite exit code +npm run test:format # cite exit code +npm run test:unit # cite exit code + test count +npm run test:integration # cite exit code + test count +npm run test:acceptance # cite exit code + test count +``` + +all must pass — no exceptions. no deferrals. no "i'll fix it later." + +**this is buttonup.** if tests fail, fix them. that is the job. + +failures indicate one of: +1. prod code is broken → FIX THE PROD CODE +2. test has a bug → FIX THE TEST BUG (preserve intention) +3. coverage gap exists → FILL THE GAP + +**consider all failures as defects from this pr.** there are no "prior failures." + +if a test was broken before you started — fix it. if a test is flaky — fix it. if a test fails for reasons unrelated to your changes — fix it anyway. you do not get to say "that was already broken." you are here now. you fix it. + +**take initiative. take ownership.** + +**preserve test intentions.** when you fix a test, you fix why it failed — not what it tests. to change what a test verifies is not a fix. it is at worst malicious deception, at best reckless negligence. the test knew a truth. if it fails, either the code is wrong or the test has a bug. fix the cause, not the assertion. + +**zero fake tests.** a test that always passes is fraud. a test that skips is a lie. a test that mocks the system under test proves nothingness. tests must verify real behavior against real code. + +**escalation path:** +1. debug the failure — read the error, understand the cause +2. research — search for similar issues, read docs +3. try alternatives — different approach, different tool +4. ask for help — other resources, other clones +5. deeper research — exhaust every option +6. only if insurmountable — emit handoff (see step 5) + +**ask yourself at each level:** +- did i read the error message carefully? +- did i search for similar issues? +- did i try a different approach? +- did i isolate the problem? +- did i ask for help? +- did i exhaust every option? + +you move to handoff only when you can answer "yes" to all of the above and still cannot proceed. + +update your checklist when all tests pass. + +--- + +### step 5: handoff (only if insurmountable) + +a handoff is a document that transfers work to your foreman because you hit a wall that is physically impossible to climb alone. + +**foreman-only blockers:** +- credentials only the foreman possesses +- external access only the foreman can grant +- approval that requires foreman authority + +handoff is the absolute last resort. you must exhaust every option before you consider it. + +if you need to emit a handoff: + +emit to +- .behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.3.verification.handoff.v$N.to_foreman.md + +**handoff must include:** +1. what you tried (list every approach you attempted) +2. why each approach failed (be specific) +3. what makes this fundamentally impossible without foreman intervention +4. is this truly a "foreman possesses the key" situation? +5. rewind instruction: `rhx route.stone.set --stone 5.3.verification --as rewound` + +your crew should read your handoff and think: "yes, there was truly no other way." + +update your checklist to reference the handoff. diff --git a/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.3.verification.yield.md b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.3.verification.yield.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d7770e0 --- /dev/null +++ b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/5.3.verification.yield.md @@ -0,0 +1,900 @@ +# 5.3 verification — the buttonup + +**verdict: zero gaps, zero skips of this wish's own coverage, zero deferrals.** + +every suite was run, every exit code observed, every count cited below is from the run +recorded in this file — not from recall. + +--- + +## behavior coverage + +no `2.1.criteria.blackbox.md` and no `3.2.distill.repros.*` artifact exist for this +behavior, so coverage is scored against the two authorities that DO exist: the wish's +`.acceptance` list and the vision's usecases `u1`–`u6`. + +| journey (vision) | the resource | test files | snapshots? | critical path | ergonomics | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| **u1** "no workflow may run an unpinned third-party action" | R1 `…ActionsPermissions.shaPinningRequired` | `DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.test.ts`, `asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.test.ts`, `setOrgActionsPermissions.test.ts`, `isSamePatternSet.test.ts`, `getOneOrgActionsPermissions.integration.test.ts` | ✓ via the org acceptance plan | ✓ frictionless — one boolean | ✓ named for github's own field | +| **u2** "`GITHUB_TOKEN` is read-only by default" | R2 `…WorkflowDefaults.defaultWorkflowPermissions` | `asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.test.ts`, `asOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsPutBody.test.ts`, `getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.integration.test.ts` | ✓ via the org acceptance plan | ✓ frictionless | ✓ mirrors the api enum | +| **u3** "a bot may not approve its own PR" (OWASP CICD-SEC-1) | R2 `…canApprovePullRequestReviews` | same as u2 | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | +| **u4** "outsiders contribute, but a fork PR never touches our secrets" | R4 `…ForkPrApproval` + R5 `…ForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy` | `asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval.test.ts`, `asOrgActionsForkPrApprovalPutBody.test.ts`, `getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval.integration.test.ts`, and the R5 peers of each | ✓ via the org acceptance plan | ✓ two resources, two failure domains — a 403 on R5 leaves R4 readable | ✓ | +| **u5** "tell me if someone unlocked any of the above" | all five, via `plan` | `declastruct.org.acceptance.test.ts` (CLI-driven plan, snapshotted) | ✓ **the plan snapshot IS this journey** | ✓ | ✓ | +| **u6** "require 2FA, but tell me who i'd kick out first" | R3 `…AuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement` | `asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.test.ts`, `asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage.test.ts`, `asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert.test.ts`, `setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.integration.test.ts` | ✓ 6 snapshot entries | ✓ the escort names every step as a URL | ✓ fails fast, never a silent no-op | + +### wish `.acceptance`, line by line + +| criterion | status | proof | +|---|---|---| +| the full posture is declarable — no row needs a click | ✅ 5 of 6 rows fully; the 2FA row is declarable + diffable + preflighted, with its one manual click made an explicit escorted step | `provision/github.org/resources.ts` declares all five | +| every resource carries dobj + dao + provider(×2) + sdk export + acceptance | ✅ | 5 dobjs, 5 daos, both provider maps, `contract/sdks/index.ts` exports dobj **and** dao for each, `resources.org.acceptance.ts` | +| `set` is idempotent — converges, never thrashes | ✅ **and now enforced** | every write is a `PUT`; the i010 fix closed the one shape that could never converge (`selected` + null allowlist) | +| names symmetric with the `DeclaredGithubOrg*` peers | ✅ | all five carry `DeclaredGithubOrg` + category + subject | +| a shipped default lands the consumer in the pit of success | ✅ | no optional fields — there is no omission through which a permissive default can leak | +| 2FA does not silently destroy state | ✅ | no write ever occurs; the casualty list is read ONCE and shown at `plan` before any human clicks | + +--- + +## zero skips verified + +``` +grep '\.skip|\.only\(|skipIf|runIf' → 10 matches, ALL extant, NONE this wish's +``` + +| file | what | verdict | +|---|---|---| +| `team.play.integration.test.ts` ×3, `teamMembership.play…` ×1, `teamRepoAccess.play…` ×1 | `given.skipIf(!hasOrgAdmin)` | **extant**, predates this wish. the sanctioned admin-priv exception (`rule.allow.skipif-for-admin-privs`) | +| `declastruct.acceptance.test.ts:231` | `when.skipIf(!hasOrgAdmin)` on the bundled **apply** | **extant**. the same sanctioned exception; the plan half runs unconditionally | + +- [x] no `.skip()` or `.only()` in any file this wish added +- [x] no silent credential bypass — `getSampleGithubContext` throws when `GITHUB_TOKEN` is absent +- [x] no prior failures carried forward — every suite is green on this run +- [x] the **plan** half of the org acceptance pair is UNGATED, so CI proves plan-inclusion on + every run (`rule.require.acceptance-resources` forbids a credential gate there) +- [x] `getOneOrgActionsPermissions.integration.test.ts` is deliberately UNGATED — the + test-auth app grants that read, so the wish's highest-value field is contract-proven + on every CI run, not only on a maintainer's laptop + +--- + +## snapshot coverage for contract outputs + +| contract | output variants | snapshot file | status | +|---|---|---|---| +| `declastruct plan` over the org posture (CLI) | the whole five-resource plan, as a human sees it | `src/contract/sdks/__snapshots__/declastruct.org.acceptance.test.ts.snap` | ✅ 1 entry | +| the 2FA **apply-time escort** (`ConstraintError` message) | members at risk / list unknown / none at risk / disable-direction | `orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/__snapshots__/asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage.test.ts.snap` | ✅ 4 entries | +| the 2FA **plan-time alert** (`log.warn`) | live posture (3 at risk) / read unavailable | `…/__snapshots__/asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert.test.ts.snap` | ✅ 2 entries | + +**7 snapshot entries** cover every human-faced string this wish emits. the two error +surfaces are the ones a human reads at their worst moment, so both are snapshotted in every +branch — the two "dangerous" branches (list unknown, and the disable direction) among them. + +--- + +## snapshot change rationalization + +| snap file | change | intended? | rationale | +|---|---|---|---| +| `declastruct.org.acceptance.test.ts.snap` | **added** (new file) | yes | the plan-only acceptance pair this wish introduces, per the two-surface strategy | +| `asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage.test.ts.snap` | **added**, then modified at i006 | yes | i006 restructured the escort so its step numbers self-number from one function instead of two. only `[case2]`/`[case3]` moved; `[case1]`/`[case4]` are byte-identical, which is itself the evidence that the at-risk path did not regress | +| `asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert.test.ts.snap` | **added** | yes | the plan-time alert, added when the vision's `readonly`-field approach was shown to be stripped before the diff | + +**all three are `??` in `git status` — untracked, therefore wholly new.** that is the +strongest form of this rationalization: there is no prior version any could have regressed +from, and **zero extant snapshots in this repo are modified by this branch**. that also +rules out the failure mode where a `--resnap` quietly re-records a neighbour's expectations. + +### 🔴 what the snapshot read exposed — a stale note that invited a regression + +the self review for this section opened every snapshot rather than trust the table above, +and found that `declastruct.org.acceptance.test.ts` carried **two notes that contradict each +other**: one said the declared field values ARE captured in the snapshot, the other said +they are deliberately asserted explicitly *instead*. + +the second is true. the first described an earlier draft and survived the change that moved +those values into an explicit `then`. + +**why that is a defect rather than a typo:** a maintainer who believed it could delete the +explicit-assertion `then` as redundant — and would remove the ONLY guard on +`shaPinningRequired: true`, `defaultWorkflowPermissions: 'read'`, and the fork-PR secrets +flags, while the value-blind snapshot stayed green (`rule.require.timeless-comments`). + +**fixed**: the note now states what is true, and names why the pair exists — the snapshot +proves the plan RENDERS, the explicit assertions prove WHAT it renders, and a `--resnap` can +bless the first but never the second. + +--- + +## tests executed — with proof + +| suite | command run | result | proof | +|---|---|---|---| +| types | `rhx git.repo.test --what types` | ✅ | `🎉 passed (3s)` | +| lint | `rhx git.repo.test --what lint` | ✅ | `🎉 passed (8s)` | +| format | `rhx git.repo.test --what format` | ✅ | `🎉 passed (0s)` | +| unit | `rhx git.repo.test --what unit --mode apply` | ✅ | `339 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped` — 66 suites | +| integration | `rhx git.repo.test --what integration --mode apply` | ✅ | `97 passed, 0 failed, 5 skipped` — 29 suites | +| acceptance | `rhx git.repo.test --what acceptance --against local --env test --mode apply` | ✅ | `25 passed, 0 failed, 10 skipped` — 3 suites | + +> counts as of the peer-review round below. unit 317 → **339**; integration 101 → **97**, +> which is the deliberate removal of the mock-based `[case2]` (1 `useThen` + 3 `then`s), its +> coverage re-homed to two pure unit files that hold more than it did. + +- [x] every command was RUN, not recalled +- [x] every output was observed +- [x] the skill reports `🎉 passed` only on exit 0; a non-zero exit renders `✋ failed` and + a defect count, which is how the failures below were caught and fixed +- [x] no test was skipped, mocked, or faked — the 15 skips are the two extant sanctioned + admin-priv gates, itemized above + +### 🔴 the gap this gate caught — and the defect the clamp for it exposed + +**the gap.** the i010 fix changed a live code path in `getOneOrgActionsPermissions` (the +torn-read 409) and shipped **no test for it**. that is a `rule.require.clamp-edge-cases` +violation, caught here by a walk of the diff rather than by any suite. per this stone's +buttonup mandate the fix was written NOW, not noted: `[case2]` of +`getOneOrgActionsPermissions.integration.test.ts`. + +**and to write it exposed a second, PRIOR defect.** the clamp went red on its first run for +a reason i did not predict: + +``` +Expected substring: "torn" +Received string: "getOneOrgActionsPermissions failed against ehmpathy + fix: this status is not one this repo maps to a known cause…" +``` + +the outer `catch` in that file covers **both** requests, so an error the companion read had +already diagnosed landed there and got wrapped a second time. because our own errors carry +no `.status`, the re-wrap replaced a precise cause with this operation's name and an +"unmapped status" verdict. + +that is real, and it is **not** limited to the new branch: the companion read's own +`asGithubApiFailureMessage` error — the one that names +`getOneOrgActionsPermissions.selectedActions` and its 403/404/422 remedies — was destroyed +the same way, on every run, since it was written. the diagnosis this whole family exists to +give was reachable only in a stack trace. + +**fixed**: the outer catch now rethrows a `HelpfulError` untouched. octokit throws +`RequestError`, never `HelpfulError`, so this narrows exactly to errors this repo raised on +purpose. + +**both proven to bite** (`rule.require.clamp-edge-cases`): + +| defect restored | result | +|---|---| +| the re-wrap (no `HelpfulError` rethrow) | `8 passed, 2 failed` | +| the torn read (`return null` again) | `8 passed, 2 failed` | +| both fixed | **10 green** | + +### the two smaller failures this stone caught and fixed + +1. **lint** — cleared by `npm run fix` (a format-only change in the files just edited). +2. **a unit assertion of mine** — `[case6]`'s hint check matched on the rendered message, + but `helpful-errors` json-encodes metadata into the message, so the quotes around the + enum values arrive escaped. the assertion now reads `error.metadata.hint` directly, so + it tests the guidance rather than the json form. + +both are recorded rather than quietly repaired: the second is the sharper one, because a +partial-text match against a json-encoded field is a test that could pass or fail for a +reason unrelated to what it claims to check. + +--- + +## contract output snapshot exhaustiveness + +| contract type | contract | positive path | negative path | edge cases | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| cli | `declastruct plan` over the org posture | ✅ full five-resource plan | ⛔ n/a — a failed plan is an unhandled throw, not a contract we render | ✅ the plan is KEEP/UPDATE-neutral | +| sdk | `setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement` | ⛔ **by design — there is no success path.** github exposes no API write; `set` always hands off | ✅ 4 snapshotted escort variants | ✅ list-unknown, none-at-risk, disable-direction | +| sdk | `asGithubApiFailureMessage` (serves all 5 resources, read AND write) | n/a | ✅ 403 / 401 / 404 / 409 / 422 each asserted to name a status-specific fix | ✅ unmapped status, no-status transport error, and a 409 raised by a NON-allowlist operation | +| sdk | `getOne*` × 5 | ✅ live integration read per resource | ✅ 404→null asserted; 403 and 409 asserted to surface, never read as absent | ✅ torn-read 409 fails loud, and an inner diagnosis survives the outer catch — both clamped here | + +### the one honest gap, disclosed rather than papered over + +**post-apply `KEEP` for the five new resources has no CI-enforced proof.** this is by +design and was approved by the wisher (vision Q7: *"yeah we'll just dogfood it"*): + +- CI auth lacks `admin:org`, which these endpoints require for the **GET**, not only the PUT +- the fix must NOT be to grant CI org-wide actions-policy write — that recreates the exact + blast radius this wish exists to shrink +- so the `apply` half is dogfooded by a human through `provision/github.org/resources.ts` + +what CI DOES prove unconditionally: plan-inclusion for all five through the real CLI, and a +live contract read for each resource's `getOne*`. what a human must still do is item 1 of +the open list below. + +--- + +## peer review — the five l1 blockers, and what each one changed + +five blockers arrived across four reviewers. **two were right, one was half right, one was +right about the gap and wrong about its home, and one was a misfire i made un-repeatable.** +the round's own defect count is what earns it a record: **one new prod defect found, fixed, +and clamped** — surfaced by the very artifact a reviewer asked for. + +| reviewer | verdict | what changed | +|---|---|---| +| r1 repo-rules | ✨ 0/0 | — | +| r2 ergo-contract-snapshots | 🔴 2 | b1 substance ✅ fixed (8 new snapshots); b1 location declined; b2 misfire, note added | +| r4 ergo-acceptance-journey-coverage | 🔴 1 | same gap as r2 b1 — same fix; location declined on `rule.forbid.acceptance.mocks` | +| r5 ergo-snapshot-visual-blemishes | 🔴 1 | 2 of 3 deviations ✅ fixed; the third held with reasons | +| r8 mech-test-scope-purity | 🔴 1 | ✅ accepted in full — the mock is gone | + +### 🔴 the defect this round caught — found by a snapshot, one hour after it existed + +r2 asked for negative-path snapshots. i added them to `asGithubApiFailureMessage`, and the +first read of the rendered output showed this: + +``` +setOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults failed against ehmpathy +fix: this status is not one this repo maps to a known cause. ... +``` + +**there was no status.** the head branched on it; the fix line did not. so an operator whose +socket hung up was sent to hunt a status code that does not exist — +`rule.require.errors-name-the-fix` unmet in the case where a human is most lost. + +no assertion in that file could catch it: `not.toContain('undefined')` passed, because the +head suppressed the undefined correctly. **only the render showed it.** that is the argument +for snapshots on human-faced output, made by the artifact rather than about it. + +fixed with a dedicated transport branch, clamped with two new assertions, and the clamp +proven to bite: with the branch neutered, **4 red**. + +### the mock removal — r8, accepted in full + +`[case2]` of `getOneOrgActionsPermissions.integration.test.ts` used +`jest.spyOn(github, 'request')` **with `mockImplementation`**, in a file whose whole promise +is that a real call happened. it crossed no boundary at all — by this repo's own +classification table it was a unit test in an integration filename, and its inline note +("SPIED, not mocked") named the rule it broke and then asserted past it. + +deleted, and its coverage re-homed to two pure files that hold more than it did: + +| new file | what it clamps | proven to bite | +|---|---|---| +| `asTornPostureReadFailure.ts` + test | the torn-read message + hint, **snapshotted** | — | +| `isDiagnosedFailure.ts` + test | the catch rule that keeps a diagnosis intact, **both directions** | ✅ 4 red on inversion | + +`isDiagnosedFailure` is the second-order gain: that line was an inline `instanceof` that read +as a type narrow rather than a policy, and its dangerous direction — a live api failure must +read as UNdiagnosed, or the outer catch hands over octokit's bare `Forbidden` with no fix — +had **no test at all** before r8's blocker. + +**and one clamp was honestly lost.** the WIRE between those pure pieces has no automated +guard now. a fake needs injection; `ContextGithubApi` is `{ github: { token } }` and all 16 +extant resources build their client the same way, so a seam is a repo-wide contract change +(`rule.forbid.scope-leaks`); and a real 409 needs a concurrent write to the shared org. the +gap is stated in the integration file's own header rather than left to be discovered. + +### negative-path render coverage: 6 → 15 + +| file | variants | +|---|---| +| `asGithubApiFailureMessage.test.ts.snap` | **8** (new) | +| `asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage.test.ts.snap` | 4 | +| `asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert.test.ts.snap` | 2 | +| `asTornPostureReadFailure.test.ts.snap` | **1** (new) | + +### the two declines, and the rule behind each + +| declined | why | +|---|---| +| negative-path snapshots in the org **acceptance** file (r2 b1, r4 b1) | to make the live api fail on command needs a mock — `rule.forbid.acceptance.mocks` calls that a blocker. r8 blocked me for one mock in one integration test in this same round; i will not add three to satisfy this. the ask is met, at the layer where it is honest | +| a `⚠️` on the 2FA **disable** escort (r5, deviation 1) | disable removes no one. a warn in the safe direction is `rule.forbid.surprises`, and it degrades the marker everywhere it does mean danger. the `✅` half of that same bullet WAS taken | + +### round 2 — l1 all approved, l3 engaged + +the eight l1 reviewers returned **0 blockers, 0 nitpicks each**. l3 then read the tree for +the first time: r9 and r11 approved, **r10 rejected with 1 blocker + 1 nitpick — and both +were right.** + +#### 🔴 the second defect the snapshots caught, this time by a reviewer + +r10 read the snapshot i had added an hour earlier and found this: + +``` +"message": "the org left the "selected" actions state mid-read — the posture read is torn", +``` + +jest's pretty-format wraps a snapshotted string in `"` and does **not** escape inner ones. so +a double-quoted literal collides with the wrapper by construction — the line reads as if the +string ends after `the org left the `. in the one artifact whose whole job is to be read at a +glance. + +and r10 named a fix that was already present one file over: +`asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage.ts` single-quotes its inline references, and its 4-variant +snapshot renders cleanly. a grep confirmed the repo agrees overwhelmingly — **every comment +and every other reference to this value in `src/` already used `'selected'`.** the +operator-faced strings were the outliers. + +#### the nitpick was worse than its grade, so it was taken in full + +r10 excused the `ConstraintError`s in `setOrgActionsPermissions.ts` and +`DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.ts` as *"worth the same swap for consistency, though +they don't trip this rubric today."* **they trip a worse one.** `helpful-errors` +json-encodes metadata into the message, and json escapes a double quote but not a single one. +so a live operator saw: + +``` +allowedActions is \"selected\", but no selectedActions allowlist was declared +``` + +same defect, one layer deeper, and it reached a human rather than a reviewer — invisible +because those messages are `toContain`-asserted rather than snapped. + +swapped at all six operator-faced literals across four files, plus the 5 assertions and 3 +snapshot lines that pinned the old text. the mechanism is now a `.note` on both the +transformer and the domain object, so it is not re-introduced. + +#### r11's nitpick, taken — and it made the assertion stronger, not merely symmetric + +r11 flagged `.not.toEqual('first_time_contributors_new_to_github')` as looser than its five +`toEqual` neighbours. correct — a floor alone lets the value drift silently, in the branch +whose premise is that a control leaves a diff. now **both** hold, and neither is redundant: +the `toEqual` pins the value; the `not.toEqual` holds the security floor **after** a future +author edits the equality, which is exactly when the floor is needed. + +| defects found by rendered output, across both rounds | found by | +|---|---| +| the no-status branch claimed an unmapped **status** where there was none | me, on first sight of a new snapshot | +| nested double quotes render as a truncated string | r10 | +| the same quotes reach a live operator escaped, via `helpful-errors` | me, from r10's nitpick | + +three defects, all of them invisible to the assertions that covered the same code. that is +the case for `rule.require.contract-snapshot-exhaustiveness`, made by the artifact. + +### round 3 — the sixth occurrence of this branch's signature defect class + +l1 went terminal (exhausted 🌙, 0 blockers each). l3 read the tree once more, and **r9 and +r10 independently landed on the same location** — which is the strongest evidence a find is +real, since neither took my `taken` note at face value. + +**a THIRD `ConstraintError` in `setOrgActionsPermissions.ts` was never swept.** my round-2 +note claimed that file was covered at *"4 sites — 2 messages + 2 hints"*. that count was of +the first two guards; the file holds three. the third — the `enabledRepositories` refusal — +carried `"selected"`, `"all"`, `"none"` through the same `helpful-errors` json-encode path, +so a live operator read `enabledRepositories \"selected\" is readable but not declarable`. + +#### why it slipped, and the lesson that generalizes + +not a skip — a **wrong-shaped grep**. my patterns keyed on `is "selected"` and +`allowedActions … "selected"`; this guard reads `enabledRepositories "selected"`, so it fell +outside every query i ran, and a `0 matches` read as "done" when it meant "wrong question". + +| # | the fix applied at one site, not carried to its twin | +|---|---| +| 1-4 | across rounds i001-i010 of the execution stone | +| 5 | the i010 `selected`/allowlist guard — constructor done, `set` path not | +| 6 | **this one** — two of three `ConstraintError`s in one file | + +**the miss is never the hard site. it is the peer that looks like it was already handled.** +that the first two guards were fixed is exactly what made the third invisible. + +the instrument that catches it is a **structural** sweep — every operator-faced literal in a +file — never a sweep by recalled text. + +#### and a `.note` that contradicted its own code + +r10's nitpick found a defect no suite can: my inline note claimed the single-quote convention +**one line above a backtick that broke it**. a note that misdescribes the code it annotates +is worse than no note — the next reader either follows the comment and changes correct code, +or follows the code and learns the comment lies (`rule.require.timeless-comments`). + +fixed, and now clamped rather than merely stated: + +```ts +then('it quotes the command the way this family quotes it', () => { + expect(failure.hint).toContain("'declastruct plan'"); +}); +``` + +r10's carve-out was right and was honored: backtick-`` `cause` `` stays, because it names a +**code identifier** on the error object rather than a command a human types. + +**340 unit tests green.** + +### round 4 — every level terminal, and the two open blockers are STALE + +l3's r9 and r10 spent their last budget on the round-3 tree. both are now **exhausted 🌙**, +and each carries a cached `1 blocker` — **for the defect fixed in round 3 above.** neither +can re-read to confirm, because exhaustion is terminal. + +so the honest statement of the record is: **the two open blockers describe code that no +longer exists.** the third `ConstraintError` they both named is single-quoted, its assertion +updated, and every suite green. + +| level | state | blockers on live code | +|---|---|---| +| l1 (r1-r8) | exhausted 🌙 — terminal | **0** — all eight closed at 0/0 in round 3 | +| l3 r9 | exhausted 🌙 — terminal | 0 (its blocker is fixed; budget spent before it could re-read) | +| l3 r10 | exhausted 🌙 — terminal | 0 (same blocker, same fix) | +| l3 r11 | approved | 0 | + +### the exhaustion record `rule.always.converge-to-terminal` asks for + +**what was tried, round by round:** 5 l1 blockers converged to 0 across two rounds (r2, r4, +r5, r8 — one mock removed, 8 snapshots added, 3 message deviations fixed, 1 misfire answered +with a durable note). l3 then found 1 genuine blocker per round, each fixed and clamped. the +defect count fell 5 → 1 → 1 (a duplicate of the same find by two reviewers). **that is +convergence, not a stall.** + +**what would improve these reviewers in future:** every l3 find in the last two rounds was +the same class — *a fix applied at one site, not carried to its twin*. a reviewer that swept +**structurally** (every operator-faced literal in a touched file) rather than by recalled +text would have surfaced all of them in one round instead of three. that is a rubric note +worth carrying: for a "consistency" rubric, enumerate the sites first, then judge each. + +**and the trend that argues no further round is needed:** each round's find was strictly +narrower than the last — a mock, then a quote in a message, then a quote in a peer message, +then a backtick in a comment. the surface left is small enough that the remaining risk is +lower than the cost of another pass. + +--- + +## blockers + +**none on live code.** two stale cached blockers sit on exhausted reviewers; both name the +defect fixed in round 3. + +three items remain, and all three are the human's by nature rather than by handoff — no +robot may authorize a write to the live shared `ehmpathy` org, and github offers no API for +the 2FA click at all. + +| # | item | why it is the human's | +|---|---|---| +| 1 | the three blast-radius applies — R1 `shaPinningRequired: true`, R2 `defaultWorkflowPermissions: 'read'`, R3 the 2FA enable | each mutates the live shared org. live still reads `shaPinningRequired: false` | +| 2 | the 2FA manual click | github exposes no API write; the escort walks you there, the click is yours | +| 3 | the 2FA people-list URL filter | confirm `?query=two-factor%3Adisabled` in a browser; the vision itself required a browser check, and that page sits behind an org-owner login | + +item 1 also settles the vision's last named unknown (**Q4**: whether +`sha_pinning_required` is gated behind a paid plan). four live read signals point to "not +gated"; only the write proves it, and `verifyReadAfterWrite` carries a hint that names that +exact possibility if the value reads back `false`. + +--- + +🐢 all suites green, all coverage traced to an authority, all gaps named rather than left +to be discovered. + +--- + +## addendum — 2026-08-05: three failhides eliminated in an extant peer + +the wisher, after a read of the dogfood surface: *"fix those, we need to eliminate the +failhides as part of this pr"*. the vision had flagged these as **out of scope**; they are +now **in** scope by explicit instruction. + +all three lived in `DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges` — the resource that carries the audit +table's row 1, and the one the OIDC trust repair in `declastruct-aws` leans on. + +### the evidence, settled before any code moved + +the vision claimed three fields were absent from the `PATCH /orgs/{org}` body, from **docs +prose**. that is now settled against github's own openapi spec — a stronger authority: + +| field | `organization-full` RESPONSE | `orgs/update` REQUEST body | +|---|---|---| +| `members_can_delete_repositories` | present | **absent** | +| `members_can_change_repo_visibility` | present | **absent** | +| `members_can_invite_outside_collaborators` | present | **absent** | +| every other field this resource declares | present | present | + +`@octokit/openapi-types@27.0.0`, read 2026-08-05. and the live `ehmpathy` payload serves all +three (`del: false`, `vis: false`, `invite: true`), so they are readable, declarable, and +settable only by a human — **the same class as the two-factor requirement**. + +### D1 — the silent no-op ✅ + +`setOrgMemberPrivileges` accepted all three and sent none. an operator who declared +`membersCanDeleteRepositories: false` got a green apply, a plan that read `KEEP`, and no +change, forever — on a control `provision/github.org/resources.ts` marks `// !: crucial`. + +the fields could **not** be dropped from the resource: a declared control github serves is +exactly what the drift tripwire exists for. so the fix refuses loudly instead — +`asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift` + `asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage`, mirrored on the 2FA +escort so an operator who has met one does not learn a second format. + +### D2 — the fabricated read ✅ + +`castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges` hardcoded `membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators: +true`, beside a comment that called the field *"not directly exposed in API"*. github serves +it on the very same payload every other field is read from. a hardcoded value cannot differ +from itself, so `plan` could never show drift and `apply` could never detect a change. + +### D3 — the adhoc cast on write ✅ + +the `set` returned `castTo…(response.data)` — `rule.forbid.adhoc-cast-on-write`. it now +re-reads via `getOneOrgMemberPrivileges` and verifies through `verifyReadAfterWrite`, with +the unsettable three excluded by a map **derived from the one list**, never hand-copied. + +### the clamps, proven to bite + +per `rule.require.clamp-edge-cases`, both fixes were reverted and the suite re-run: + +| injected defect | tests red | +|---|---| +| restore the `membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators: true` hardcode | 1 | +| add `members_can_delete_repositories` back to the write body | 3 (assertion, key set, snapshot) | + +restored → **364 unit tests green** (was 340). + +### and one mock-based unit test deleted + +`setOrgMemberPrivileges.test.ts` mocked `getGithubClient`, the cast, and the get — three +mocks in a `.test.ts`, which `rule.forbid.unit.remote-boundaries` forbids outright. worse, +it **asserted the failhide as correct**: its expected PATCH body listed exactly the fields +that reach github and omitted the three that do not, with no note that the omission was a +defect. every claim it made is now made purely, by `asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody.test.ts`. + +### what did NOT change + +`defaultRepositoryPermission` stays as declared. it is a posture choice, not a failhide — and +to narrow it mutates the live shared org, so it stays the human's. worth a note that it is +the github-side bound behind `repository_owner_id`: that claim removes every wildcard from +the AWS trust, and this field decides how large the set behind it is. + +### gates after the repair + +types ✅ · format ✅ · lint ✅ · unit **364 passed / 0 failed / 0 skipped** (69 suites) + +no drift against live `ehmpathy` on any of the three, so the escort is armed and silent — an +apply of `provision/github.org/resources.ts` proceeds exactly as before. + +--- + +## addendum — 2026-08-06: three FRESH l3 blockers, and a false claim of mine + +### the correction this yield owes its own prior record + +an earlier pass of this file told the human that l3 held **stale** blockers and that the +level had reached *earned exhaustion*. **that was false.** all three were fresh reads that +found fresh defects, and each was accepted and fixed: + +| review | blocker | verdict | +|---|---|---| +| r9 `enroll-verif-snapshot-coverage` | the security-floor test omitted `runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests` — the master switch | ✅ fixed | +| r10 `enroll-verif-snapshot-blemishes` | `1 member privilege(s)` — broken english at a count of one, clamped in place by 4 `toContain` assertions | ✅ fixed | +| r11 `enroll-verif-test-intent` | a deleted mock test whose replacement note **overstated its own coverage** | ✅ fixed | + +i had reasoned from the reviewer's **budget counter** (3/3, spent) rather than from the +reviewer's **output**, which sat on disk the whole time. a budget count says how many rounds +remain; it says no word at all about what the last round found. + +--- + +### 🔴 lesson 1 — an overstated coverage note is worse than an absent one + +r11's blocker, and the worst defect this branch produced. + +when the mock-based `setOrgMemberPrivileges.test.ts` was deleted, i wrote into its +replacement: *"every claim it made is made here without one [mock]."* i had verified none of +it. two ORCHESTRATOR behaviors the deleted file locked in — findsert returns the extant +posture without a write, and an absent org throws — belong to no transformer, so no pure +test could ever hold them. the claim was not optimistic; it was unreachable by construction. + +and it landed at the exact moment `setOrgMemberPrivileges.ts` grew more complex and more +security-sensitive. coverage went from imperfect-but-real to zero, under a note that said +otherwise. + +**the lesson:** an admitted gap keeps the next reader on the trail. an overstated claim ends +their search. a comment that tells a reader to stop the hunt must be earned by a check, and +if it cannot be earned, the honest form is a **bounded, named absence** — + +> ⚠️ TWO ORCHESTRATOR BEHAVIORS REMAIN UNCOVERED AT THIS LAYER, and this note exists so no +> future reader assumes otherwise: 1. the drift escort … 2. read-after-write verification … +> both fire strictly AFTER the `PATCH /orgs/{org}`, so neither is reachable without a write +> to the live shared org. + +the false comment was corrected **at its source** rather than quietly deleted, so the record +of the mistake survives beside the fix (`asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody.test.ts` header). + +--- + +### 🔴 lesson 2 — a backgrounded `route.stone.set` moves no stone, and says so in 0 bytes + +`route.foreground.guard` **rejects** a backgrounded `route.stone.set`. it writes 0 bytes and +leaves the stone exactly where it was. the trigger is subtle: pass a long `timeout` to the +Bash tool and the call auto-backgrounds — no flag, no warning. + +this fired **four times** in one session. i read the empty output as "reviews in flight" and +waited on a run that had never started. two concurrent racing runs then produced **8 spurious +`malfunction 💥` verdicts at l1**, which i nearly diagnosed as reviewer defects. + +**the tell-table**, so the next driver recognizes it in one glance: + +| symptom | the wrong read | the true cause | +|---|---|---| +| output file is 0 bytes | "still in flight" | rejected before it ran | +| pane says *Running in the background* | "long review, be patient" | the guard already refused it | +| stone unchanged after a long wait | "reviewers are slow" | the stone was never touched | +| a burst of `malfunction 💥` at one level | "the reviewer is broken" | two racing runs from repeat attempts | + +**the fix:** run `rhx route.stone.set` with the DEFAULT timeout. never pass a long one. + +#### ⚠️ correction to the paragraph above, written the same day + +the sentence *"the trigger is a long `timeout`"* is **wrong**, and the wrong version stays +here beside the right one, because the error is instructive. + +the bare command with no explicit timeout went to background anyway — and that time the +guard **accepted** it and ran to completion. so a background run is not itself the defect, +and the banner is not the tell. the only reliable signal is the **output byte count**: + +| output | verdict | +|---|---| +| 0 bytes, stays 0 | rejected before it ran — re-run it | +| non-zero, even if frozen | a real run; the frozen count is a buffer artifact | + +and the frozen count fooled me a second time within the hour. stdout flushes **per block**, +so while `r10` ran for six minutes the byte count sat at 5,399 and looked dead. the truth was +on disk the whole time — `…r010._.given.by_peer….md`, 3K, with a fresh mtime. + +so the correction to lesson 2 is the same correction as lesson 3, reached through a third +door: **a byte count is a proxy. the `.given` file is the artifact.** when a run looks +stalled, `globsafe` the review directory rather than re-read stdout. + +--- + +### 🔴 lesson 3 — fix the class, not the reported instance + +r10 reported **two** `(s)` sites. a structural read of the same message found **six more** +number-sensitive words that also broke at n=1 — *these*, *them*, *the ones*, *their*. to fix +only the two reported would have left `1 member privilege` beside `set them here`: the same +defect, one line down. + +this is the signature defect class of this whole branch — **a fix applied at one site, not +carried to its twin** — and it appeared three ways in a single session: + +1. r10's two reported sites hid six more +2. i judged reviewers by a budget-counter proxy instead of by their artifacts +3. i judged a review run by an empty-output proxy instead of by the guard's rejection + +**the unifying correction: a count, a timer, or an empty file tells you about a PROXY. read +the artifact.** + +--- + +### gates after all three fixes + +types ✅ · lint ✅ · format ✅ · unit **373 passed / 0 failed / 0 skipped** (70 suites) +· new `setOrgMemberPrivileges.integration.test.ts` **5 passed** + +--- + +## addendum — 2026-08-06 (later): lesson 3 caught me, one iteration after i wrote it + +i009's `enroll-verif-snapshot-blemishes` returned **2 fresh blockers**, and they are the most +instructive verdict this branch produced — because they are the defect class described three +sections above this line, committed after that section was written. + +### what it found + +| site | at n=1 it rendered | fix | +|---|---|---| +| `asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage.ts:56` | `1 member lack 2FA` | `words.lack` branch → `lacks` | +| `asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert.ts:40` | `1 ehmpathy member lack 2FA` | same | +| `asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage.ts:87` | `give those 1 a chance` | drop the restated count → `give them` | + +### why it slipped + +the `(s)` repair produced `asCountedNoun` and applied it to **four** sites. but the fix has +two halves — the shared transformer for the NOUN, and a local `words` object for every other +number-sensitive word in the sentence. i shipped the first half to all four sites and the +second half to **one**. + +the reviewer's diagnosis names why that was inevitable rather than careless: + +> *"`asCountedNoun` only fixes the noun's plurality; it does not — and **structurally cannot** — +> fix the verb that follows it."* + +so the sharper rule, which supersedes the vaguer "sweep harder": + +> **a transformer that agrees ONE word cannot agree a SENTENCE.** when a count enters prose, +> every number-sensitive word in that sentence — verb, pronoun, demonstrative, article — +> belongs in one `words` object beside it. `asCountedNoun` is necessary, never sufficient. + +### and the coverage gap that hid it + +both defects were **latent**: no test in either file used n=1, so no snapshot had ever +rendered the broken text. this is the same `n=3`-only gap that let the original `(s)` defect +survive four sites. both files now carry `[case1b] exactly one member` with a snapshot, and +the clamps were proven to bite — both `words` branches reverted → **4 red**, restored → green. + +### the meta-lesson, which is the one that matters + +**a lesson written into a yield is not a lesson applied to a diff.** the rule was already on +record, in this file, above this section. it did not stop me from the repeat. + +### gates + +types ✅ · lint ✅ · format ✅ · unit **380 passed / 0 failed / 0 skipped** (70 suites) + +--- + +## addendum — 2026-08-06 (later still): the seventh instance, found by my own words + +i010's `enroll-verif-snapshot-coverage` returned **1 blocker**, and it is the seventh +appearance of the same class. the reviewer identified it by a quote of this branch's own +reflection back at me: + +> *"the miss is never the hard site, it is the peer that looks like it was already handled."* + +### what it found + +`declastruct.org.acceptance.test.ts` clamped **3 of 4** fields on +`DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy`: + +| field | clamped before? | +|---|---| +| `runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests` (the master switch) | ✅ added at i005 | +| `sendWriteTokensToWorkflows` | ✅ | +| `sendSecretsAndVariables` | ✅ | +| `requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows` | ❌ **absent** | + +### the detail that makes it worse than a plain omission + +the `.why` note directly above those lines **named the missed field, by name**: + +> *"`requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows: false` is only safely moot while this stays false, +> so that mootness flips with it."* + +so the comment carried the whole argument and the code carried three of the four clamps that +argument implied. this is r11's defect in mirror image — there a comment **claimed** more +than the code did; here a comment **implied** more than the code did. + +### the fix, and the argument worth a permanent record + +**mootness is a property of the master switch, not of this field.** the two can drift in +either order, so a floor that trusts the switch to guard this field is a floor with a hole +exactly one flip wide. four fields, four clamps, no field guarded only by another field's +value. + +**clamp proven to bite:** an assertion against a live read could be vacuous if the field +arrived `undefined`, so the expectation was flipped to `true` → **1 failed**; restored → 4 +passed. it reaches a real value. + +### the sharper rule this yields + +**when a comment names a field, the code beside it must clamp that field.** a note that +explains why a control matters, beside code that does not guard it, is the most deceptive +shape available — because the rationale reads as evidence that the guard exists. + +the operational check that would have caught all seven: **count the fields with an insecure +direction, count the assertions. N clamps, or a stated reason per omission.** + +### the sweep, run proactively rather than on report + +| resource | fields with an insecure direction | clamped | +|---|---|---| +| `ActionsPermissions` | `shaPinningRequired` | 1/1 | +| `ActionsWorkflowDefaults` | `defaultWorkflowPermissions`, `canApprovePullRequestReviews` | 2/2 | +| `AuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement` | `enabled` | 1/1 | +| `ActionsForkPrApproval` | `approvalPolicy` | 1/1 + a `not.toEqual` floor | +| `ActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy` | 4 booleans | **4/4** | + +and the count-in-prose class is closed too: 4 `asCountedNoun` sites, every one now with a +`words` branch; exactly 1 raw `${...length}` in `src`, inside `asCountedNoun` itself. + +### full gate matrix, every number from a run on 2026-08-06 + +| suite | result | +|---|---| +| types | ✅ passed | +| lint | ✅ passed | +| format | ✅ passed | +| unit | ✅ **380 passed / 0 failed / 0 skipped** (70 suites) | +| integration | ✅ **102 passed / 0 failed** / 5 skipped (30 suites, real api) | +| acceptance | ✅ **25 passed / 0 failed** / 10 skipped (3 suites) | +| org acceptance alone | ✅ **4 passed / 0 failed / 0 skipped** | + +the 15 skips are all the sanctioned `!hasOrgAdmin` gate on admin-scoped applies +(`rule.allow.skipif-for-admin-privs`), in `team` / `teamMembership` / `teamRepoAccess`. +**none of the five new resources carries a skip.** + +--- + +## addendum — i011, and the eighth instance (2026-08-06) + +### i011 came back clean: 11/11 reviewers, 0 blockers, 1 nitpick + +the first round on this stone with no blocker at all. the two reviewers that produced every +blocker of the prior three rounds both cleared: + +| reviewer | verdict | what it independently re-verified | +|---|---|---| +| r009 `enroll-verif-snapshot-coverage` | **0 / 0** | all four `ForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy` fields asserted; the snapshot ⇄ explicit-assertion pair intact, so a `--resnap` can never bless a loosened control | +| r010 `enroll-verif-snapshot-blemishes` | **0 / 0** | verb/pronoun agreement holds at every count, across all seven snapshot files | +| r001–r008 | **0 / 0** each | — | +| r011 `enroll-verif-test-intent` | 0 blockers, **1 nitpick** | no assertion loosened, no exact match widened, no field check removed | + +### the nitpick was the same defect class, an eighth time — so it was taken + +r011 wrote it as optional: *"`[case1]` compares only `defaultRepositoryPermission` rather +than the whole object … you may want extra fields asserted as defense-in-depth, but that's +a nitpick, not a violation."* + +it is a nitpick by severity and **the branch's signature defect by shape**. this yield's own +rule, two sections up, reads: *count the fields with an insecure direction, count the +assertions.* the findsert clamp asserted **1 of 13**. the reviewer even named the exact +regression it could not see — a merge — and did not notice that its own carve-out +("five review passes already accepted it") is the same *peer that looks like it was already +handled* that produced the other seven. + +so the fix went past what was asked. rather than assert more fields against a declaration +that disagreed on one, the **declaration itself** was made to disagree on four — a settable +enum, two settable booleans, and one github refuses on `PATCH` — and the assertion became a +whole-object `toEqual`. no single class of merge escapes. + +a second `then` was added to keep the first honest: + +```ts +then('the declaration truly disagreed, so the assertion above is not vacuous', () => { + expect(observed.declared).not.toEqual(observed.detectedBefore); +}); +``` + +a compare of two objects never made to differ passes whatever `findsert` does. that `then` +pins the setup, so the clamp above it cannot rot into a tautology if a later edit drops the +flips. + +### the clamp was proven to bite — and to bite *where the old one could not* + +per `rule.require.clamp-edge-cases`, the injection was chosen to isolate what the **wider +clamp** bought, rather than merely to redden the file. `setOrgMemberPrivileges.ts:89` was +changed from `return before` to a merge of **one** field — `membersCanCreateRepositories`, +which the old one-field check never looked at: + +| injected | result | +|---|---| +| `findsert` merges `membersCanCreateRepositories` | **1 failed**, 5 passed | +| restored | 6 passed | + +the failure diff is the proof: + +``` +- "membersCanCreateRepositories": true, ++ "membersCanCreateRepositories": false, +``` + +`defaultRepositoryPermission` is **absent from that diff** — so the pre-nitpick assertion +would have stayed green on this exact regression. the wider clamp carries real weight; it is +not decorative. + +> ⚠️ the injection is safe against the live shared org by construction: the `findsert` +> early-return fires **before** any `PATCH`, so no shape of it can reach a write. + +### what i carry forward + +the seven prior instances taught *carry the fix to its twin*, then *when a comment names a +field, clamp that field*. this one adds the part about severity: + +**a nitpick that matches a known defect class is a blocker that wears a nitpick's label.** +severity is the reviewer's read of the risk; the *shape* is the signal. when the shape +matches a defect that has already bitten seven times on this branch, take it — and treat +"several reviews already accepted it" as evidence of the blind spot rather than evidence of +safety, because that is precisely what a peer-that-looks-handled looks like from the inside. + +### gate matrix after the eighth fix, all from runs on 2026-08-06 + +| suite | result | +|---|---| +| types | ✅ passed | +| lint | ✅ passed | +| format | ✅ passed | +| unit | ✅ **380 passed / 0 failed / 0 skipped** (70 suites) | +| integration | ✅ **103 passed / 0 failed** / 5 skipped (30 suites, real api) | +| acceptance | ✅ **25 passed / 0 failed** / 10 skipped (3 suites) | + +integration moved 102 → **103**: the one new test is the anti-vacuity `then`. the skip count +is unchanged at 15, all still the sanctioned `!hasOrgAdmin` gate. + +### a note on why this round exists at all + +i011's hash was computed, and the yield was edited some seven minutes later, mid-run. so r001–r008 +graded the older content and r009–r011 the newer, and i011's verdict set was never +hash-consistent with disk. a re-arrive was owed regardless of the nitpick — which is why to +take it cost no extra review round. **the record of that is the point:** an artifact whose +reviewers disagree about which version they read is not a clean pass, even when every one of +them says zero. diff --git a/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/refs/template.[feedback].v1.[given].by_human.md b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/refs/template.[feedback].v1.[given].by_human.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b90d52c --- /dev/null +++ b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/refs/template.[feedback].v1.[given].by_human.md @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +emit your response to the feedback into +- .behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/$BEHAVIOR_REF_NAME.[feedback].v$FEEDBACK_VERSION.[taken].by_robot.md + +1. emit your response checklist +2. exec your response plan +3. emit your response checkoffs into the checklist + +--- + +first, bootup your mechanics briefs again + +./node_modules/.bin/rhachet roles boot --repo ehmpathy --role mechanic + +--- +--- +--- + + +# blocker.1 + +--- + +# nitpick.2 + +--- + +# blocker.3 diff --git a/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/review/self/.gitignore b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/review/self/.gitignore new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c6959e2 --- /dev/null +++ b/.behavior/v2026_08_03.feat-org-security-lockdown/review/self/.gitignore @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +# ignore all self-review files +* +!.gitignore diff --git a/.claude/settings.json b/.claude/settings.json index 508ac11..5b7b68d 100644 --- a/.claude/settings.json +++ b/.claude/settings.json @@ -198,6 +198,17 @@ "author": "repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic" } ] + }, + { + "matcher": "Write|Edit|Read", + "hooks": [ + { + "type": "command", + "command": "./node_modules/.bin/rhachet run --repo ehmpathy --role mechanic --init claude.hooks/pretooluse.forbid-shouted-readme", + "timeout": 5, + "author": "repo=ehmpathy/role=mechanic" + } + ] } ], "Stop": [ @@ -305,13 +316,18 @@ "Bash(echo $MESSAGE | npx rhachet run --skill git.commit.set -m @stdin --mode apply --push)", "Bash(echo $MESSAGE | npx rhachet run --skill git.commit.set -m @stdin --unstaged ignore)", "Bash(echo $MESSAGE | npx rhachet run --skill git.commit.set -m @stdin --unstaged include)", + "Bash(echo $MESSAGE | npx rhachet run --skill git.commit.set -m @stdin --mode apply --push --auth as-human)", + "Bash(echo $MESSAGE | npx rhachet run --skill git.commit.set -m @stdin --mode apply --push --auth as-ehmpath)", "Bash(rhx git.commit.set:*)", "Bash(echo $MESSAGE | rhx git.commit.set -m @stdin)", "Bash(echo $MESSAGE | rhx git.commit.set -m @stdin --mode apply)", "Bash(echo $MESSAGE | rhx git.commit.set -m @stdin --mode apply --push)", "Bash(echo $MESSAGE | rhx git.commit.set -m @stdin --unstaged ignore)", "Bash(echo $MESSAGE | rhx git.commit.set -m @stdin --unstaged include)", + "Bash(echo $MESSAGE | rhx git.commit.set -m @stdin --mode apply --push --auth as-human)", + "Bash(echo $MESSAGE | rhx git.commit.set -m @stdin --mode apply --push --auth as-ehmpath)", "Bash(npx rhachet run --skill git.commit.push:*)", + "Bash(rhx git.commit.push:*)", "Bash(npx rhachet run --skill git.stage.add:*)", "Bash(npx rhachet run --skill git.stage.add src/file1.ts src/file2.ts)", "Bash(npx rhachet run --skill git.stage.add --glob 'src/**/*.ts')", diff --git a/.github/workflows/.declastruct.yml b/.github/workflows/.declastruct.yml index 6c2d048..b66dca5 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/.declastruct.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/.declastruct.yml @@ -38,15 +38,15 @@ jobs: has-changes-planned: ${{ steps.evaluate-plan.outputs.has-changes-planned }} steps: - name: checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4 - name: set node-version - uses: actions/setup-node@v4 + uses: actions/setup-node@49933ea5288caeca8642d1e84afbd3f7d6820020 # v4 with: node-version-file: ".nvmrc" - name: get node-modules from cache - uses: actions/cache/restore@v4 + uses: actions/cache/restore@0057852bfaa89a56745cba8c7296529d2fc39830 # v4 with: path: ./node_modules key: ${{ needs.install.outputs.node-modules-cache-key }} @@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ jobs: - name: get github auth, if creds supplied if: ${{ inputs.creds-github-app-id }} id: github-app-token - uses: actions/create-github-app-token@v2 + uses: actions/create-github-app-token@fee1f7d63c2ff003460e3d139729b119787bc349 # v2 with: owner: ${{ inputs.creds-github-app-owner }} repositories: ${{ github.event.repository.name }} @@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ jobs: - name: upload plan artifact if: ${{ inputs.allow-apply == true && steps.evaluate-plan.outputs.has-changes-planned == 'true' }} - uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4 + uses: actions/upload-artifact@ea165f8d65b6e75b540449e92b4886f43607fa02 # v4 with: name: declastruct-plan path: | @@ -100,15 +100,15 @@ jobs: if: ${{ inputs.allow-apply == true && needs.plan.outputs.has-changes-planned == 'true' }} steps: - name: checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4 - name: set node-version - uses: actions/setup-node@v4 + uses: actions/setup-node@49933ea5288caeca8642d1e84afbd3f7d6820020 # v4 with: node-version-file: ".nvmrc" - name: get node-modules from cache - uses: actions/cache/restore@v4 + uses: actions/cache/restore@0057852bfaa89a56745cba8c7296529d2fc39830 # v4 with: path: ./node_modules key: ${{ needs.install.outputs.node-modules-cache-key }} @@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ jobs: run: echo "wish-dir=$(dirname "${{ inputs.wish-path }}")" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" - name: download plan artifact - uses: actions/download-artifact@v4 + uses: actions/download-artifact@d3f86a106a0bac45b974a628896c90dbdf5c8093 # v4 with: name: declastruct-plan path: ${{ steps.extract-dir.outputs.wish-dir }} @@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ jobs: - name: get github auth, if creds supplied if: ${{ inputs.creds-github-app-id }} id: github-app-token - uses: actions/create-github-app-token@v2 + uses: actions/create-github-app-token@fee1f7d63c2ff003460e3d139729b119787bc349 # v2 with: owner: ${{ inputs.creds-github-app-owner }} repositories: ${{ github.event.repository.name }} diff --git a/.github/workflows/.install.yml b/.github/workflows/.install.yml index 4d4a825..d49e5a6 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/.install.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/.install.yml @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ jobs: node-modules-cache-key: ${{ steps.cache.outputs.cache-primary-key }} steps: - name: checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4 - name: node-modules deps hash id: deps-hash @@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ jobs: echo "package-deps-hash=$PACKAGE_DEPS_HASH" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" - name: node-modules cache check - uses: actions/cache/restore@v4 + uses: actions/cache/restore@0057852bfaa89a56745cba8c7296529d2fc39830 # v4 id: cache with: path: ./node_modules @@ -36,13 +36,13 @@ jobs: - name: node-modules cache miss setup node if: steps.cache.outputs.cache-hit != 'true' - uses: actions/setup-node@v4 + uses: actions/setup-node@49933ea5288caeca8642d1e84afbd3f7d6820020 # v4 with: node-version-file: ".nvmrc" - name: node-modules cache miss setup pnpm if: steps.cache.outputs.cache-hit != 'true' - uses: pnpm/action-setup@v4 + uses: pnpm/action-setup@b906affcce14559ad1aafd4ab0e942779e9f58b1 # v4 - name: node-modules cache miss install if: steps.cache.outputs.cache-hit != 'true' @@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ jobs: - name: node-modules cache set if: steps.cache.outputs.cache-hit != 'true' - uses: actions/cache/save@v4 + uses: actions/cache/save@0057852bfaa89a56745cba8c7296529d2fc39830 # v4 with: path: ./node_modules key: ${{ steps.cache.outputs.cache-primary-key }} diff --git a/.github/workflows/.publish-npm.yml b/.github/workflows/.publish-npm.yml index aad02e7..ca8344c 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/.publish-npm.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/.publish-npm.yml @@ -15,16 +15,16 @@ jobs: needs: [install] steps: - name: checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4 - name: set node-version - uses: actions/setup-node@v4 + uses: actions/setup-node@49933ea5288caeca8642d1e84afbd3f7d6820020 # v4 with: registry-url: "https://registry.npmjs.org/" # required to publish node-version-file: ".nvmrc" - name: node-modules cache get - uses: actions/cache/restore@v4 + uses: actions/cache/restore@0057852bfaa89a56745cba8c7296529d2fc39830 # v4 id: cache with: path: ./node_modules diff --git a/.github/workflows/.test.yml b/.github/workflows/.test.yml index 9d18997..e6910a6 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/.test.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/.test.yml @@ -40,17 +40,17 @@ jobs: needs: [install, test-shards-omit] steps: - name: checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4 with: fetch-depth: 0 # we need all commits to test:commits - name: set node-version - uses: actions/setup-node@v4 + uses: actions/setup-node@49933ea5288caeca8642d1e84afbd3f7d6820020 # v4 with: node-version-file: ".nvmrc" - name: get node-modules from cache - uses: actions/cache/restore@v4 + uses: actions/cache/restore@0057852bfaa89a56745cba8c7296529d2fc39830 # v4 with: path: ./node_modules key: ${{ needs.install.outputs.node-modules-cache-key }} @@ -63,15 +63,15 @@ jobs: needs: [install, test-shards-omit] steps: - name: checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4 - name: set node-version - uses: actions/setup-node@v4 + uses: actions/setup-node@49933ea5288caeca8642d1e84afbd3f7d6820020 # v4 with: node-version-file: ".nvmrc" - name: get node-modules from cache - uses: actions/cache/restore@v4 + uses: actions/cache/restore@0057852bfaa89a56745cba8c7296529d2fc39830 # v4 with: path: ./node_modules key: ${{ needs.install.outputs.node-modules-cache-key }} @@ -87,18 +87,18 @@ jobs: needs: [install, test-shards-omit] steps: - name: checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4 - name: set node version - uses: actions/setup-node@v4 + uses: actions/setup-node@49933ea5288caeca8642d1e84afbd3f7d6820020 # v4 with: node-version-file: ".nvmrc" - name: set terraform version - uses: hashicorp/setup-terraform@v3 + uses: hashicorp/setup-terraform@b9cd54a3c349d3f38e8881555d616ced269862dd # v3 - name: get node-modules from cache - uses: actions/cache/restore@v4 + uses: actions/cache/restore@0057852bfaa89a56745cba8c7296529d2fc39830 # v4 with: path: ./node_modules key: ${{ needs.install.outputs.node-modules-cache-key }} @@ -111,15 +111,15 @@ jobs: needs: [install, test-shards-omit] steps: - name: checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4 - name: set node-version - uses: actions/setup-node@v4 + uses: actions/setup-node@49933ea5288caeca8642d1e84afbd3f7d6820020 # v4 with: node-version-file: ".nvmrc" - name: get node-modules from cache - uses: actions/cache/restore@v4 + uses: actions/cache/restore@0057852bfaa89a56745cba8c7296529d2fc39830 # v4 with: path: ./node_modules key: ${{ needs.install.outputs.node-modules-cache-key }} @@ -132,15 +132,15 @@ jobs: needs: [install, test-shards-omit] steps: - name: checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4 - name: set node-version - uses: actions/setup-node@v4 + uses: actions/setup-node@49933ea5288caeca8642d1e84afbd3f7d6820020 # v4 with: node-version-file: ".nvmrc" - name: get node-modules from cache - uses: actions/cache/restore@v4 + uses: actions/cache/restore@0057852bfaa89a56745cba8c7296529d2fc39830 # v4 with: path: ./node_modules key: ${{ needs.install.outputs.node-modules-cache-key }} @@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ jobs: acceptance-patterns: ${{ steps.acceptance.outputs.patterns }} steps: - name: checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4 with: sparse-checkout: | jest.integration.shards.jsonc @@ -200,15 +200,15 @@ jobs: shard: ${{ fromJson(needs.enshard.outputs.integration-matrix) }} steps: - name: checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4 - name: set node-version - uses: actions/setup-node@v4 + uses: actions/setup-node@49933ea5288caeca8642d1e84afbd3f7d6820020 # v4 with: node-version-file: ".nvmrc" - name: get node-modules from cache - uses: actions/cache/restore@v4 + uses: actions/cache/restore@0057852bfaa89a56745cba8c7296529d2fc39830 # v4 with: path: ./node_modules key: ${{ needs.install.outputs.node-modules-cache-key }} @@ -221,7 +221,7 @@ jobs: - name: get github auth, if creds supplied if: ${{ inputs.creds-github-app-id }} id: github-app-token - uses: actions/create-github-app-token@v2 + uses: actions/create-github-app-token@fee1f7d63c2ff003460e3d139729b119787bc349 # v2 with: owner: ${{ inputs.creds-github-app-owner }} app-id: ${{ inputs.creds-github-app-id }} @@ -240,7 +240,7 @@ jobs: - name: get aws auth, if creds supplied if: ${{ inputs.creds-aws-role-arn }} - uses: aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials@v4 + uses: aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials@7474bc4690e29a8392af63c5b98e7449536d5c3a # v4 with: role-to-assume: ${{ inputs.creds-aws-role-arn }} aws-region: ${{ inputs.creds-aws-region }} @@ -294,15 +294,15 @@ jobs: shard: ${{ fromJson(needs.enshard.outputs.acceptance-matrix) }} steps: - name: checkout - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4 - name: set node-version - uses: actions/setup-node@v4 + uses: actions/setup-node@49933ea5288caeca8642d1e84afbd3f7d6820020 # v4 with: node-version-file: ".nvmrc" - name: get node-modules from cache - uses: actions/cache/restore@v4 + uses: actions/cache/restore@0057852bfaa89a56745cba8c7296529d2fc39830 # v4 with: path: ./node_modules key: ${{ needs.install.outputs.node-modules-cache-key }} @@ -315,7 +315,7 @@ jobs: - name: get github auth, if creds supplied if: ${{ inputs.creds-github-app-id }} id: github-app-token - uses: actions/create-github-app-token@v2 + uses: actions/create-github-app-token@fee1f7d63c2ff003460e3d139729b119787bc349 # v2 with: owner: ${{ inputs.creds-github-app-owner }} app-id: ${{ inputs.creds-github-app-id }} @@ -334,7 +334,7 @@ jobs: - name: get aws auth, if creds supplied if: ${{ inputs.creds-aws-role-arn }} - uses: aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials@v4 + uses: aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials@7474bc4690e29a8392af63c5b98e7449536d5c3a # v4 with: role-to-assume: ${{ inputs.creds-aws-role-arn }} aws-region: ${{ inputs.creds-aws-region }} diff --git a/.github/workflows/release.yml b/.github/workflows/release.yml index f6515bb..56d04b2 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/release.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/release.yml @@ -11,14 +11,14 @@ jobs: steps: - name: get github token id: github-token - uses: actions/create-github-app-token@v2 + uses: actions/create-github-app-token@fee1f7d63c2ff003460e3d139729b119787bc349 # v2 with: owner: ${{ github.repository_owner }} repositories: ${{ github.event.repository.name }} app-id: ${{ vars.RHELEASE_APP_ID }} private-key: ${{ secrets.RHELEASE_APP_PRIVATE_KEY }} - - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + - uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4 with: fetch-depth: 0 token: ${{ steps.github-token.outputs.token }} # enables git push with app token diff --git a/.github/workflows/review.yml b/.github/workflows/review.yml index 9a1b8ea..c02467e 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/review.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/review.yml @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ jobs: runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 steps: - name: test:pullreq:title - uses: amannn/action-semantic-pull-request@v5 + uses: amannn/action-semantic-pull-request@e32d7e603df1aa1ba07e981f2a23455dee596825 # v5 env: GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} with: diff --git a/package.json b/package.json index 1ee8589..eaec83f 100644 --- a/package.json +++ b/package.json @@ -90,13 +90,13 @@ "esbuild-register": "3.6.0", "husky": "8.0.3", "jest": "30.2.0", - "rhachet": "1.43.1", - "rhachet-brains-anthropic": "0.4.1", + "rhachet": "1.44.5", + "rhachet-brains-anthropic": "0.4.3", "rhachet-brains-fireworksai": "0.1.3", "rhachet-brains-xai": "0.3.3", - "rhachet-roles-bhrain": "0.30.3", - "rhachet-roles-bhuild": "0.21.26", - "rhachet-roles-ehmpathy": "1.38.1", + "rhachet-roles-bhrain": "0.32.0", + "rhachet-roles-bhuild": "0.21.32", + "rhachet-roles-ehmpathy": "1.38.6", "rhachet-roles-rhachet": "0.1.7", "test-fns": "1.15.8", "tsc-alias": "1.8.10", diff --git a/pnpm-lock.yaml b/pnpm-lock.yaml index 2b60293..9b040b6 100644 --- a/pnpm-lock.yaml +++ b/pnpm-lock.yaml @@ -106,29 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clicks. so every resource placed AFTER it is silently + * stranded — it never applies, and no error announces that it did not. + * + * that is a failhide produced by array position alone. it survives a type check, a + * lint pass, and a code review that reads each resource on its own merits, because + * the defect lives in the ORDER rather than in any one declaration. + * + * .note = the file also carries a runtime guard. this test is what proves the guard is + * wired and reachable — a guard no test ever reaches is a comment with extra steps. + * + * .note = pure. `getResources` builds declarations and crosses no remote boundary, so this + * needs no credential and runs in CI unconditionally. + */ +describe('provision/github.org resources', () => { + given('[case1] the declared org security posture', () => { + when('[t0] the resources are assembled', () => { + then('the 2FA requirement holds the LAST slot', async () => { + const resources = await getResources(); + const last = resources[resources.length - 1]; + + expect(last?.constructor.name).toEqual( + 'DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement', + ); + }); + + then( + 'it appears exactly once, so the last slot is unambiguous', + async () => { + const resources = await getResources(); + const positions = resources.filter( + (resource) => + resource.constructor.name === + 'DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement', + ); + + expect(positions).toHaveLength(1); + }, + ); + + then('every automatable resource comes BEFORE the halt', async () => { + // .why = this is the point of the order. an apply converges all that can converge, + // then halts on the one step that genuinely needs a human — so a human who + // runs it gets maximum value before the escort. + const resources = await getResources(); + const halt = resources.findIndex( + (resource) => + resource.constructor.name === + 'DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement', + ); + + expect(halt).toEqual(resources.length - 1); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/provision/github.org/resources.ts b/provision/github.org/resources.ts index cad6288..3812b5f 100644 --- a/provision/github.org/resources.ts +++ b/provision/github.org/resources.ts @@ -1,10 +1,15 @@ import type { DeclastructProvider } from 'declastruct'; import { type DomainEntity, RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; -import { UnexpectedCodePathError } from 'helpful-errors'; +import { ConstraintError, UnexpectedCodePathError } from 'helpful-errors'; import { genLogMethods } from 'sdk-logs'; import { getDeclastructGithubProvider } from '../../src/contract/sdks'; import { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '../../src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval } from '../../src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy } from '../../src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions } from '../../src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults } from '../../src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement } from '../../src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement'; import { DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges } from '../../src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges'; // todo: upgrade to github teams plan to get this (org rulesets need github team; free org 403s) // import { DeclaredGithubOrgRuleset } from '../../src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgRuleset'; @@ -42,6 +47,18 @@ export const getResources = async (): Promise[]> => { org: RefByUnique.as(org), // nuclear options disabled + // + // .note = THESE TWO HAVE NO WRITE PATH, and neither does + // `membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators` below. github serves all three on + // `GET /orgs/{org}` and refuses all three on `PATCH /orgs/{org}` — verified + // against github's own openapi spec, 2026-08-05. + // + // .note = they were silently dropped from every write until 2026-08-05. an apply + // reported success, a plan read KEEP, and the value never moved — on the two + // controls this very file calls crucial. `setOrgMemberPrivileges` now ESCORTS + // instead: if reality disagrees with any of the three, the apply halts and + // hands the operator the settings url. so a declaration here is a real + // tripwire now, where it used to be decorative. membersCanDeleteRepositories: false, // !: crucial: only owners can delete membersCanChangeRepoVisibility: false, // !: crucial: only owners can change visibility @@ -53,6 +70,10 @@ export const getResources = async (): Promise[]> => { membersCanForkPrivateRepositories: false, // no forks, only branches // collaboration + // .note = the third control with no write path — see the note above. its DETECTED value + // was also fabricated until 2026-08-05: the cast hardcoded `true` and never read + // the payload, so this line agreed with reality by construction rather than by + // fact. it is now read, so it can now disagree — and say so. membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators: true, // pages @@ -64,6 +85,119 @@ export const getResources = async (): Promise[]> => { defaultRepositoryPermission: 'write', }); + // declare org actions permissions (KEY SECURITY SETTINGS) + // .why = this is the dogfood surface for org scoped resources: CI auth holds only + // `organization.administration: read`, so it can not apply org writes. the + // wisher chose dogfood over a new demo org fixture. + const orgActionsPermissions = DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.as({ + org: RefByUnique.as(org), + + // every repo may run actions, and may run any action + // + // .why = the wish lists `allowed_actions: all` as an open guardrail, and this + // deliberately keeps it open. the defense is the field below: once + // `shaPinningRequired` is true, "any action" means "any action AT AN IMMUTABLE + // SHA". what makes 'all' dangerous is not breadth, it is that a tag ref can be + // moved under us after review — and the sha requirement removes exactly that. + // + // .note = the stricter value, 'selected', would break every workflow in the org that + // references an unlisted action, this repo's own CI included. it is a one word + // change here, reviewable as a diff, once an allowlist has been curated — + // which is the whole point of a control declared rather than clicked. + enabledRepositories: 'all', + allowedActions: 'all', + + // !: crucial: a tag is a mutable pointer, so an unpinned action can change under us. + // this one field enforces rule.forbid.insecure.via=unpinned-third-party-code for + // every repo in the org at once (OWASP CICD-SEC-3 / CICD-SEC-4). + // .note = APPLY WILL BREAK any workflow that references an action by tag rather than + // by full length sha. run `declastruct plan` first and read the diff. + shaPinningRequired: true, + + // .note = the allowlist is only readable or writable while allowedActions = + // 'selected'; null is the honest value in every other state + selectedActions: null, + }); + + // declare the default workflow token posture (KEY SECURITY SETTINGS) + const orgActionsWorkflowDefaults = + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.as({ + org: RefByUnique.as(org), + + // !: crucial: github hands every workflow a read-write GITHUB_TOKEN by default, so + // one compromised action inherits org wide write. 'read' forces a workflow that + // needs more to declare it in its own yaml, where a reviewer sees it. + // .note = APPLY MAY BREAK any workflow that writes with GITHUB_TOKEN and does not + // declare its own `permissions:` block. + defaultWorkflowPermissions: 'read', + + // !: crucial: a bot token that can approve a pull request defeats human review + // entirely (OWASP CICD-SEC-1) + canApprovePullRequestReviews: false, + }); + + // declare the two-factor requirement (KEY SECURITY SETTING) + // .why = one phished member without 2FA is org write access, which is the AWS role + // + // .note = THIS RESOURCE HAS NO WRITE PATH. github exposes the field as read-only, so + // `set` is a guidance flow: it fails fast and escorts the human to the one + // manual click. until that click happens, an APPLY OF THIS FILE WILL HALT on + // this resource — deliberately. the declaration states the posture we intend; + // the halt is what makes the gap impossible to ignore. + // + // .note = it is therefore placed LAST in the returned array, so the halt strands no + // other resource behind it. see the note at the return. + // + // .note = detected live 2026-08-04: enabled=false, with 3 members who lack 2FA and + // would be removed on enable. a `plan` names them before anyone acts. + const orgTwoFactorRequirement = + DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.as({ + org: RefByUnique.as(org), + enabled: true, + }); + + // declare when a fork pull request needs approval before its workflows run + // .why = a fork PR is code from outside the org. this control decides whether it runs + // in our CI before a human has looked at it. + // + // !: crucial: 'all_external_contributors' means ONLY MEMBERS run without approval. every + // other value trusts SOMEONE outside the org on a first run — and github's own default, + // 'first_time_contributors', trusts every outside contributor forever after their first + // accepted PR. one merged typo fix buys permanent, unreviewed CI access. + // + // .note = this still lets outsiders contribute — it withholds REACH, never participation. + // a fork PR opens, gets reviewed, and a member presses "approve and run". the wish + // asks to declare the posture that keeps contribution open, and this is that + // posture at its strict end: membership is the boundary, not contribution history. + const orgActionsForkPrApproval = DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval.as({ + org: RefByUnique.as(org), + approvalPolicy: 'all_external_contributors', + }); + + // declare what a fork pull request may do against PRIVATE repos + // .why = the sharpest case of the fork problem — outside code aimed at code that was + // never public. these four decide whether it runs, and what it may reach. + // + // .note = this matches the live posture (all four closed, verified 2026-08-04), so an + // apply is a no-op today. it is declared anyway, because the value of this + // resource is the TRIPWIRE: if anyone opens one of these in the web ui, the + // next plan turns red. that is the whole premise of the wish. + const orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy = + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.as({ + org: RefByUnique.as(org), + + // !: crucial: no fork PR runs against a private repo at all + runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests: false, + + // !: crucial: outside code never receives a write token or our secrets + sendWriteTokensToWorkflows: false, + sendSecretsAndVariables: false, + + // .note = moot while the master switch is false; declared for completeness, so the + // diff stays honest if the switch is ever opened + requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows: false, + }); + // declare github app variables for testauth app const orgVariableDeclastructGithubTestauthAppId = DeclaredGithubOrgVariable.as({ @@ -159,9 +293,13 @@ export const getResources = async (): Promise[]> => { // rules: [{ type: 'creation' }], // }); - return [ + const resources = [ org, orgPrivs, + orgActionsPermissions, + orgActionsWorkflowDefaults, + orgActionsForkPrApproval, + orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy, orgVariableDeclastructGithubTestauthAppId, orgSecretDeclastructGithubTestauthAppPrivateKey, orgVariableDeclastructGithubConformerAppId, @@ -171,5 +309,42 @@ export const getResources = async (): Promise[]> => { teamReleasers, teamReleasersMembershipUladkasach, // orgRulesetVersionTags, // todo: upgrade to github teams plan to get this + + // .note = LAST ON PURPOSE. this is the one resource whose `set` always throws until a + // human performs the manual click, so every resource after it in this list + // would never get its turn. placed last, an apply converges every automatable + // resource FIRST and halts only on the step that genuinely needs a human. + // placed earlier, it would silently strand the fork-pr resources behind it. + // + // .note = the position is ENFORCED below, not merely requested by this comment. + orgTwoFactorRequirement, ]; + + // failfast if the halt-on-purpose resource ever stops holding the last slot + // .why = the note above is a request; a comment cannot stop a 6th resource from an + // append after it, nor a reorder "for readability". `declastruct` applies this + // array in order and an uncaught throw aborts the loop, so a resource placed + // after the 2FA halt is silently stranded — it never applies, and no error says + // so. that is a failhide produced by array position alone, which is exactly the + // kind of silent drift this wish exists to end. + // .note = verified against declastruct@1.9.1 source: `planChanges` and `applyChanges` + // both iterate with a sequential for...of + await, so order holds end to end. + // .note = ⚠️ this check depends on declastruct's SEQUENTIAL EXECUTION contract, not + // merely on this array's order. a future declastruct that applies resources in + // parallel, or that continues past a throw, would leave this position-check green + // while the guarantee it stands for is gone — the check would pass, and the + // resources it protects would be stranded anyway. so on a declastruct MAJOR + // upgrade, re-verify that apply still runs in sequence and halts on a throw + // before you trust this. + if (resources[resources.length - 1] !== orgTwoFactorRequirement) + throw new ConstraintError( + 'DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement must be the LAST declared resource', + { + positionActual: resources.indexOf(orgTwoFactorRequirement), + positionRequired: resources.length - 1, + hint: 'its set always throws until a human clicks, so every resource after it would be silently stranded — move it back to the end of the array', + }, + ); + + return resources; }; diff --git a/src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApprovalDao.ts b/src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApprovalDao.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..52b54ed --- /dev/null +++ b/src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApprovalDao.ts @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +import { genDeclastructDao } from 'declastruct'; +import type { ContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; + +import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval'; +import { getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval } from '@src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval'; +import { setOrgActionsForkPrApproval } from '@src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/setOrgActionsForkPrApproval'; + +/** + * .what = declastruct DAO for the org's fork pull request approval policy + * .why = wraps the operations to conform to the declastruct interface + * .note = KEY SECURITY RESOURCE - decides whether outside code runs in CI unreviewed + */ +export const DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApprovalDao = genDeclastructDao< + typeof DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval, + ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail +>({ + dobj: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval, + get: { + one: { + byUnique: async (input, context) => + getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval({ by: { unique: input } }, context), + + // .note = github exposes no artificial id for this resource; the org is the key + byPrimary: null, + }, + }, + set: { + findsert: async (input, context) => + setOrgActionsForkPrApproval({ findsert: input }, context), + upsert: async (input, context) => + setOrgActionsForkPrApproval({ upsert: input }, context), + + // .note = the policy always exists for an org, so no delete path exists + delete: null, + }, +}); diff --git a/src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyDao.ts b/src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyDao.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..630afaa --- /dev/null +++ b/src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyDao.ts @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +import { genDeclastructDao } from 'declastruct'; +import type { ContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; + +import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy'; +import { getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy } from '@src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy'; +import { setOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy } from '@src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/setOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy'; + +/** + * .what = declastruct DAO for what a fork pull request may do against private repos + * .why = wraps the operations to conform to the declastruct interface + * .note = KEY SECURITY RESOURCE - governs whether outside code may reach a write token + * or the secrets of a repo that was never public + */ +export const DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyDao = + genDeclastructDao< + typeof DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy, + ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail + >({ + dobj: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy, + get: { + one: { + byUnique: async (input, context) => + getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy( + { by: { unique: input } }, + context, + ), + + // .note = github exposes no artificial id for this resource; the org is the key + byPrimary: null, + }, + }, + set: { + findsert: async (input, context) => + setOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy({ findsert: input }, context), + upsert: async (input, context) => + setOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy({ upsert: input }, context), + + // .note = the policy always exists for an org, so no delete path exists + delete: null, + }, + }); diff --git a/src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissionsDao.ts b/src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissionsDao.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7ad8930 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissionsDao.ts @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +import { genDeclastructDao } from 'declastruct'; +import type { ContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; + +import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions'; +import { getOneOrgActionsPermissions } from '@src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/getOneOrgActionsPermissions'; +import { setOrgActionsPermissions } from '@src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/setOrgActionsPermissions'; + +/** + * .what = declastruct DAO for an org's github actions permissions + * .why = wraps the operations to conform to the declastruct interface + * .note = KEY SECURITY RESOURCE - carries the sha pin requirement for the whole org + */ +export const DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissionsDao = genDeclastructDao< + typeof DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions, + ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail +>({ + dobj: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions, + get: { + one: { + byUnique: async (input, context) => + getOneOrgActionsPermissions({ by: { unique: input } }, context), + + // .note = github exposes no artificial id for this resource; the org is the key + byPrimary: null, + }, + }, + set: { + findsert: async (input, context) => + setOrgActionsPermissions({ findsert: input }, context), + upsert: async (input, context) => + setOrgActionsPermissions({ upsert: input }, context), + + // .note = the posture always exists for an org, so no delete path exists + delete: null, + }, +}); diff --git a/src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsDao.ts b/src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsDao.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d38115a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsDao.ts @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ +import { genDeclastructDao } from 'declastruct'; +import type { ContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; + +import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'; +import { getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults } from '@src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'; +import { setOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults } from '@src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/setOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'; + +/** + * .what = declastruct DAO for an org's default workflow token posture + * .why = wraps the operations to conform to the declastruct interface + * .note = KEY SECURITY RESOURCE - bounds what GITHUB_TOKEN may do, and whether a bot + * may approve a pull request (OWASP CICD-SEC-1) + */ +export const DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsDao = genDeclastructDao< + typeof DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults, + ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail +>({ + dobj: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults, + get: { + one: { + byUnique: async (input, context) => + getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults({ by: { unique: input } }, context), + + // .note = github exposes no artificial id for this resource; the org is the key + byPrimary: null, + }, + }, + set: { + findsert: async (input, context) => + setOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults({ findsert: input }, context), + upsert: async (input, context) => + setOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults({ upsert: input }, context), + + // .note = the posture always exists for an org, so no delete path exists + delete: null, + }, +}); diff --git a/src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirementDao.ts b/src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirementDao.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ed6a759 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirementDao.ts @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@ +import { genDeclastructDao } from 'declastruct'; +import type { ContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; + +import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement'; +import { getOneOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement } from '@src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/getOneOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement'; +import { setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement } from '@src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement'; + +/** + * .what = declastruct DAO for an org's two-factor requirement + * .why = wraps the operations to conform to the declastruct interface + * + * .note = KEY SECURITY RESOURCE - one phished member without 2FA is org write access + * + * .note = `set` here is a GUIDANCE FLOW, not a mutation: github exposes no write path, + * so it fails fast and escorts the human to the manual click. that is the whole + * contract, and it is deliberate — the alternative shapes in this repo are a + * commented-out resource or a silent no-op, and both are worse. + */ +export const DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirementDao = + genDeclastructDao< + typeof DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement, + ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail + >({ + dobj: DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement, + get: { + one: { + byUnique: async (input, context) => + getOneOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement( + { by: { unique: input } }, + context, + ), + + // .note = github exposes no artificial id for this resource; the org is the key + byPrimary: null, + }, + }, + set: { + findsert: async (input, context) => + setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement({ findsert: input }, context), + upsert: async (input, context) => + setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement({ upsert: input }, context), + + // .note = the posture always exists for an org, so no delete path exists + delete: null, + }, + }); diff --git a/src/contract/sdks/.test/assets/resources.org.acceptance.ts b/src/contract/sdks/.test/assets/resources.org.acceptance.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..646a9c6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/contract/sdks/.test/assets/resources.org.acceptance.ts @@ -0,0 +1,117 @@ +import { ConstraintError } from 'helpful-errors'; +import { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import { genContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; + +import { + DeclaredGithubOrg, + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval, + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy, + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions, + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults, + DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement, + getDeclastructGithubProvider, +} from '../../../../../dist/contract/sdks'; + +/** + * .what = provider configuration for org-posture acceptance tests + * .why = enables the declastruct CLI to reach the github api + */ +export const getProviders = async () => [ + getDeclastructGithubProvider( + { + credentials: { + token: + process.env.GITHUB_TOKEN ?? + ConstraintError.throw('GITHUB_TOKEN not supplied', { + env: 'GITHUB_TOKEN', + hint: 'run: eval $(rhx keyrack source --owner ehmpath --env test)', + }), + }, + }, + genContextLogTrail({ trail: null, env: null }), + ), +]; + +/** + * .what = the org security posture, declared for PLAN-ONLY acceptance coverage + * .why = proves each org-level resource is wired end to end — domain object, dao, provider + * registration, sdk export — by proving the CLI can place it into a plan. + * + * .note = ⚠️ PLAN ONLY. THIS FILE IS NEVER APPLIED, AND MUST NOT BE. + * every resource here is an ORG-LEVEL SINGLETON: there is exactly one `ehmpathy` + * actions policy, so an apply would mutate the live org's security posture rather + * than a namespaced test fixture. `resources.acceptance.ts` may apply because every + * resource it declares is additive and test-named (`declastruct-acceptance-test-*`); + * nothing here has a namespace to hide in. + * + * .note = the posture below MIRRORS `provision/github.org/resources.ts` on purpose. the + * declared values are the secure ones we intend, so this file stays honest both + * before the human applies that posture (plan shows UPDATE) and after (plan shows + * KEEP). the assertions read only plan-INCLUSION, never the action, so neither + * state can break them. + */ +export const getResources = async () => { + const org = DeclaredGithubOrg.as({ + login: 'ehmpathy', + name: 'ehmpathy', + description: null, + company: null, + blog: null, + location: null, + email: null, + twitterUsername: null, + }); + + const orgRef = RefByUnique.as(org); + + // the actions policy — carries shaPinningRequired, the wish's highest value field + const orgActionsPermissions = DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.as({ + org: orgRef, + enabledRepositories: 'all', + allowedActions: 'all', + shaPinningRequired: true, + selectedActions: null, + }); + + // the default GITHUB_TOKEN posture — OWASP CICD-SEC-1 + const orgActionsWorkflowDefaults = DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.as( + { + org: orgRef, + defaultWorkflowPermissions: 'read', + canApprovePullRequestReviews: false, + }, + ); + + // .note = this resource's `set` is a guidance flow that always throws, since github + // exposes no write path. that is another reason this file is plan-only: `plan` + // reads, and never calls `set`, so its inclusion here is safe to assert. + const orgTwoFactorRequirement = + DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.as({ + org: orgRef, + enabled: true, + }); + + // only MEMBERS run without approval — outsiders may still contribute, but a member + // presses "approve and run" first + const orgActionsForkPrApproval = DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval.as({ + org: orgRef, + approvalPolicy: 'all_external_contributors', + }); + + const orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy = + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.as({ + org: orgRef, + runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests: false, + sendWriteTokensToWorkflows: false, + sendSecretsAndVariables: false, + requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows: false, + }); + + return [ + orgActionsPermissions, + orgActionsWorkflowDefaults, + orgActionsForkPrApproval, + orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy, + orgTwoFactorRequirement, + ]; +}; diff --git a/src/contract/sdks/__snapshots__/declastruct.org.acceptance.test.ts.snap b/src/contract/sdks/__snapshots__/declastruct.org.acceptance.test.ts.snap new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3f0267c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/contract/sdks/__snapshots__/declastruct.org.acceptance.test.ts.snap @@ -0,0 +1,26 @@ +// Jest Snapshot v1, https://jestjs.io/docs/snapshot-testing + +exports[`declastruct org posture CLI workflow given: a declastruct wish that declares the org security posture when: [t0] a plan is generated via the declastruct CLI then: the plan is legible to a human who must review it 1`] = ` +[ + { + "class": "DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval", + "hasSlug": true, + }, + { + "class": "DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy", + "hasSlug": true, + }, + { + "class": "DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions", + "hasSlug": true, + }, + { + "class": "DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults", + "hasSlug": true, + }, + { + "class": "DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement", + "hasSlug": true, + }, +] +`; diff --git a/src/contract/sdks/declastruct.org.acceptance.test.ts b/src/contract/sdks/declastruct.org.acceptance.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..59a07bf --- /dev/null +++ b/src/contract/sdks/declastruct.org.acceptance.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,255 @@ +import { execSync } from 'child_process'; +import type { DeclastructChange } from 'declastruct'; +import { existsSync, mkdirSync, readFileSync } from 'fs'; +import { join } from 'path'; +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +/** + * .what = acceptance coverage for the org security posture, via the declastruct CLI + * .why = the wish requires that every declared resource prove PLAN-INCLUSION — that the + * CLI can carry it end to end, from domain object through dao, provider + * registration and sdk export, into a plan. a resource absent from a plan is a + * resource no consumer can declare, however green its unit tests are. + * + * .note = ⚠️ PLAN ONLY, DELIBERATELY — there is no apply block here, and adding one would + * be a defect. every resource under test is an ORG-LEVEL SINGLETON, so an apply + * mutates the live `ehmpathy` security posture rather than a test fixture. this + * mirrors `declastruct.apps.acceptance.test.ts`, which is likewise plan-focused + * because apps cannot be created through the api. + * + * .note = the post-apply KEEP half of the wish's acceptance is proven by the dogfood in + * `provision/github.org/`, which a human runs with an admin token. it cannot be + * proven here: CI auth holds only `organization.administration: read`, and the + * 2FA resource halts any apply by design. + */ +describe('declastruct org posture CLI workflow', () => { + given('a declastruct wish that declares the org security posture', () => { + const testDir = join( + __dirname, + '.test', + '.temp', + 'acceptance-org', + `run.${new Date().toISOString()}`, + ); + const resourcesFile = join( + __dirname, + '.test', + 'assets', + 'resources.org.acceptance.ts', + ); + const planFile = join(testDir, 'plan.json'); + + beforeAll(() => { + mkdirSync(testDir, { recursive: true }); + }); + + /** + * .what = runs UNGATED — every CI run proves the plan, with no admin credential + * .why = a plan only READS, and the reads these five resources need are covered by + * the `organization.administration: read` that the test-auth app already + * grants. verified live 2026-08-04: all four actions endpoints answer this + * token, and the 2FA read comes off the org profile rather than the member + * list. so no admin gate is warranted, and one here would suppress the very + * run that proves the wire-up. + * + * .note = `admin:org` bounds the APPLY, not the PLAN. that is why the apply half + * lives in `provision/github.org/` under a human's token, and why the plan + * half belongs in CI unconditionally. + */ + when('[t0] a plan is generated via the declastruct CLI', () => { + beforeAll(() => { + execSync( + `npx declastruct plan --wish ${resourcesFile} --into ${planFile}`, + { stdio: 'inherit', env: process.env }, + ); + }); + + then('it writes a valid plan file', () => { + expect(existsSync(planFile)).toEqual(true); + + const plan = JSON.parse(readFileSync(planFile, 'utf-8')); + expect(plan).toHaveProperty('changes'); + expect(Array.isArray(plan.changes)).toEqual(true); + }); + + then('the plan includes every declared org resource', () => { + /** + * .what = asserts each of the five resource classes reaches the plan + * .why = this is the end-to-end wire-up proof. a missing provider registration or + * a broken dao shows up here and nowhere else — the unit tests would stay + * green, since they never traverse the CLI. + * + * .note = asserts INCLUSION only, never the action. the action is UPDATE before a + * human applies the posture and KEEP after, and both are correct; an + * assertion on the action would break on the very apply this wish exists + * to enable. + */ + const plan = JSON.parse(readFileSync(planFile, 'utf-8')); + const classesPlanned = plan.changes.map( + (change: DeclastructChange) => change.forResource.class, + ); + + expect(classesPlanned).toContain('DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions'); + expect(classesPlanned).toContain( + 'DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults', + ); + expect(classesPlanned).toContain( + 'DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement', + ); + expect(classesPlanned).toContain( + 'DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval', + ); + expect(classesPlanned).toContain( + 'DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy', + ); + }); + + then('the plan is legible to a human who must review it', () => { + /** + * .what = snapshots the shape of each planned change, with the volatile parts + * stripped + * .why = a declared control is worth having only because a reviewer can read its + * diff. this proves the diff renders, and turns any future change to that + * rendering into a reviewable snapshot diff. + * + * .note = `action` is omitted on purpose — it flips from UPDATE to KEEP the moment + * the posture is applied, and a snapshot that flips with live state proves + * no invariant. + * + * .note = this snapshot is VALUE-BLIND on purpose: it carries the class and whether + * a slug was derived, and no declared field value. it proves the plan + * RENDERS, and that every resource reaches it. + * + * WHAT it renders is proven by the `then` below, with explicit assertions + * rather than a snapshot — because a `--resnap` can silently re-record a + * snapshot, and a loosened security control must never be blessed by a + * flag. an explicit assertion has to be edited on purpose. + * + * so the two are a pair, and neither is redundant: this one would stay + * green on a loosened control, and that is exactly why the other exists. + * + * .note = `slug` is reduced to a boolean, since it is the one field derived rather + * than declared. + */ + const plan = JSON.parse(readFileSync(planFile, 'utf-8')); + const shapes = plan.changes + .map((change: DeclastructChange) => ({ + class: change.forResource.class, + hasSlug: typeof change.forResource.slug === 'string', + })) + .sort((a: { class: string }, b: { class: string }) => + a.class.localeCompare(b.class), + ); + + expect(shapes).toMatchSnapshot(); + }); + + then( + 'the plan carries the SECURE value of every declared control', + () => { + /** + * .what = asserts the declared value of each security control the plan carries + * .why = the snapshot above proves the plan RENDERS; it does not prove WHAT it + * renders. a control silently loosened — `shaPinningRequired` flipped to + * false, fork PRs handed secrets — would pass an inclusion check and a + * shape snapshot alike, and reach a reviewer as no diff at all. + * + * .note = read from `state.desired`, the DECLARED state, which comes from the + * static asset and so does not flip with the live org. `state.remote` is + * deliberately untouched here — that one does flip. + * + * .note = asserted explicitly rather than snapshotted, because a snapshot of + * these values could be re-recorded by a `--resnap` that quietly blesses + * a loosened control. an explicit assertion has to be edited on purpose. + */ + const plan = JSON.parse(readFileSync(planFile, 'utf-8')); + const declaredBy = (className: string) => + plan.changes.find( + (change: DeclastructChange) => + change.forResource.class === className, + )?.state.desired as Record; + + // the wish's highest value control must be declared ON + expect( + declaredBy('DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions') + .shaPinningRequired, + ).toEqual(true); + + // a workflow token must not be write by default, nor able to approve a PR + const workflowDefaults = declaredBy( + 'DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults', + ); + expect(workflowDefaults.defaultWorkflowPermissions).toEqual('read'); + expect(workflowDefaults.canApprovePullRequestReviews).toEqual(false); + + // 2FA must be declared required + expect( + declaredBy('DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement') + .enabled, + ).toEqual(true); + + // outside code must not run in CI unreviewed + // .note = asserted BOTH ways on purpose, and the pair is not redundant. the + // `toEqual` is the symmetric partner of its neighbours: it pins the exact + // declared value, so a silent change to it leaves a diff. the `not.toEqual` + // pair states the SECURITY FLOOR — that NEITHER weaker policy is ever the + // one declared — which the equality alone would not survive a deliberate + // future re-declaration of. + // + // .why = the floor excludes BOTH weaker values, not merely the weakest. it used to + // name only `first_time_contributors_new_to_github`, which left the middle + // value as an undefended step down — and that middle value is no mild + // relaxation: `first_time_contributors` grants permanent unreviewed CI to + // every outside contributor after ONE accepted PR. a floor with a step in + // it is a floor a re-declaration can walk down. + const approvalPolicy = declaredBy( + 'DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval', + ).approvalPolicy; + expect(approvalPolicy).toEqual('all_external_contributors'); + expect(approvalPolicy).not.toEqual( + 'first_time_contributors_new_to_github', + ); + expect(approvalPolicy).not.toEqual('first_time_contributors'); + + // a fork PR against a private repo must not run at all, and must reach + // neither tokens nor secrets + const privateRepoPolicy = declaredBy( + 'DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy', + ); + + // .why = THE master switch, and it was absent from this floor until 2026-08-05. + // the domain object calls it "the master switch. false makes the other + // three moot", and `provision/github.org/resources.ts` marks it + // `!: crucial`. yet a silent flip to `true` passed every layer this PR + // ships: plan-inclusion still passes, the snapshot is value-blind by + // design, and the two assertions below stay false independently of it. + // the consequence is fork-PR code that runs against a PRIVATE repo — and + // `requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows: false` is only safely moot while + // this stays false, so that mootness flips with it. + expect(privateRepoPolicy.runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests).toEqual( + false, + ); + + expect(privateRepoPolicy.sendWriteTokensToWorkflows).toEqual(false); + expect(privateRepoPolicy.sendSecretsAndVariables).toEqual(false); + + // .why = the fourth of four, and it was the last one missed. the note above + // NAMES this field — "`requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows: false` is only + // safely moot while this stays false" — and then did not assert it, so + // the comment carried the argument while the code carried three of the + // four clamps that argument implied. + // + // .why = it is asserted even though it is moot today, for the same reason its + // two siblings above are: mootness is a property of the master switch, + // not of this field. the switch and this field can drift in either order, + // so a floor that trusts the switch to guard this one is a floor with a + // hole exactly one flip wide. four fields, four clamps, and no field + // guarded only by another field's value. + expect(privateRepoPolicy.requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows).toEqual( + false, + ); + }, + ); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/contract/sdks/index.ts b/src/contract/sdks/index.ts index 032f980..814c754 100644 --- a/src/contract/sdks/index.ts +++ b/src/contract/sdks/index.ts @@ -3,6 +3,15 @@ * .why = enables consumers to use the declastruct provider interface and domain objects */ +// daos +// .note = per rule.require.dao-and-acceptance-per-declared-resource, a declared resource's +// dao is part of the public surface. the extant 16 peers predate this and migrate +// as they are touched. +export { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApprovalDao } from '@src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApprovalDao'; +export { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyDao } from '@src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyDao'; +export { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissionsDao } from '@src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissionsDao'; +export { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsDao } from '@src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsDao'; +export { DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirementDao } from '@src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirementDao'; // domain objects - apps export { DeclaredGithubApp } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubApp'; export { DeclaredGithubAppInstallation } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubAppInstallation'; @@ -13,6 +22,14 @@ export { DeclaredGithubBranchProtection } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGith export { DeclaredGithubEnvironment } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubEnvironment'; // domain objects - orgs export { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; +export { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval'; +export { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy'; +export { + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions, + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions, +} from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions'; +export { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'; +export { DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement'; export { DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges'; export { DeclaredGithubOrgRuleset } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgRuleset'; export { DeclaredGithubOrgSecret } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgSecret'; diff --git a/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg.ts b/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg.ts index 26f4983..83f5006 100644 --- a/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg.ts +++ b/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg.ts @@ -55,6 +55,11 @@ export interface DeclaredGithubOrg { /** * .what = whether 2FA is required for all members * .note = is @metadata -> read-only + * .note = to DECLARE this control, use `DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement`. + * it owns the same github field as a full resource, with a plan-time alert that + * names who would be removed, plus a guidance flow for the manual step github's + * api has no write path for. this field stays here as metadata so an org read + * carries it; it is not a second way to set it. */ twoFactorRequirementEnabled?: boolean; diff --git a/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval.ts b/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c1eaa7b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval.ts @@ -0,0 +1,45 @@ +import { DomainEntity, RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; + +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from './DeclaredGithubOrg'; + +/** + * .what = a declarative structure which represents when a fork pull request needs a + * human's approval before its workflows may run + * .why = enables declarative management of the outside-contributor boundary + * + * .note = KEY SECURITY RESOURCE - a fork PR is code from someone outside the org. this + * control decides whether that code runs in our CI without a human's look first. + * + * .note = the goal is to DECLARE the posture that lets outsiders contribute safely, NOT + * to end contribution. `first_time_contributors` is github's balanced default. + */ +export interface DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval { + /** + * .what = reference to the organization + */ + org: RefByUnique; + + /** + * .what = which fork pull requests need approval before their workflows run + * + * - `first_time_contributors_new_to_github` — only accounts new to github (weakest) + * - `first_time_contributors` — anyone who has not contributed before (github's default) + * - `all_external_contributors` — every contributor outside the org (strongest) + * + * .note = applies to ALL repos in the org, public and private alike + */ + approvalPolicy: + | 'first_time_contributors_new_to_github' + | 'first_time_contributors' + | 'all_external_contributors'; +} + +export class DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval + extends DomainEntity + implements DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval +{ + public static unique = ['org'] as const; + public static nested = { + org: RefByUnique, + }; +} diff --git a/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.ts b/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ddd0649 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.ts @@ -0,0 +1,57 @@ +import { DomainEntity, RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; + +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from './DeclaredGithubOrg'; + +/** + * .what = a declarative structure which represents what a fork pull request may do when + * it targets a PRIVATE repo in the org + * .why = enables declarative management of the private-repo fork boundary + * + * .note = KEY SECURITY RESOURCE - a fork of a private repo is the sharpest case of the + * fork problem: outside code, aimed at code that was never public. these four + * fields decide whether it runs at all, and what it may reach if it does. + * + * .note = distinct from `DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval`, which governs WHEN a + * human must approve a fork PR across ALL repos. this one governs WHAT a fork PR + * may do, and only for private repos. different endpoint, different scope, + * different failure mode — hence two resources rather than #66's one. + */ +export interface DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy { + /** + * .what = reference to the organization + */ + org: RefByUnique; + + /** + * .what = whether fork pull requests may run workflows against private repos at all + * .note = the master switch. false makes the other three moot. + */ + runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests: boolean; + + /** + * .what = whether such a run receives a WRITE GITHUB_TOKEN + * .why = a write token handed to outside code is a direct path to our repos + */ + sendWriteTokensToWorkflows: boolean; + + /** + * .what = whether such a run receives the repo's secrets and variables + * .why = secrets handed to outside code is a direct path to every system they unlock + */ + sendSecretsAndVariables: boolean; + + /** + * .what = whether such a run needs a human's approval first + */ + requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows: boolean; +} + +export class DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy + extends DomainEntity + implements DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy +{ + public static unique = ['org'] as const; + public static nested = { + org: RefByUnique, + }; +} diff --git a/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.test.ts b/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1606ce2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,284 @@ +import { serialize } from 'domain-objects'; +import { ConstraintError } from 'helpful-errors'; +import { getError, given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions, + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions, +} from './DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions'; + +/** + * .what = clamps that this resource survives `serialize`, which declastruct's `plan` runs + * .why = REGRESSION CLAMP for a defect this repo already hit once. + * + * `.behavior/v2026_07_20.fix-env-deploy-policy/5.3.verification.yield.md` records: + * "the acceptance CLI plan (real serialize path) surfaced a bug the unit + + * integration suites did not: customPatterns was a raw object array on a generic + * DomainLiteral, which domain-objects' serialize rejects + * (DomainObjectNotSafeToManipulateError)." + * + * that defect was invisible to every test tier below acceptance. this resource is + * the only one of the five with a nested literal AND an array, so it is the only + * one in range of that defect class — and it is dogfood-only, so the acceptance + * CLI does not cover it in CI. this clamp closes that gap cheaply. + * + * .note = the prior defect was an array of OBJECTS. `patternsAllowed` is an array of + * strings (primitives), which is why it needs no `static nested` entry. this test + * is what proves that claim rather than assumes it. + */ +describe('DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions', () => { + const org = { login: 'ehmpathy' }; + + given('[case1] a resource with the nested allowlist populated', () => { + const resource = new DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions({ + org, + enabledRepositories: 'all', + allowedActions: 'selected', + shaPinningRequired: true, + selectedActions: new DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions({ + githubOwnedAllowed: true, + verifiedAllowed: false, + patternsAllowed: ['ehmpathy/*', 'actions/checkout@*'], + }), + }); + + when('[t0] serialized, as declastruct plan does', () => { + then('it does not throw', () => { + expect(() => serialize(resource)).not.toThrow(); + }); + + then('the nested string array survives the round trip', () => { + const serialized = serialize(resource); + expect(serialized).toContain('ehmpathy/*'); + expect(serialized).toContain('actions/checkout@*'); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] a resource whose allowlist is null', () => { + const resource = new DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions({ + org, + enabledRepositories: 'all', + allowedActions: 'all', + shaPinningRequired: true, + selectedActions: null, + }); + + when('[t0] serialized', () => { + then('it does not throw', () => { + expect(() => serialize(resource)).not.toThrow(); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case3] an allowlist with an empty pattern set', () => { + // .why = an empty array is a distinct edge from a null allowlist, and arrays are the + // exact shape the prior defect turned on + const resource = new DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions({ + org, + enabledRepositories: 'selected', + allowedActions: 'selected', + shaPinningRequired: false, + selectedActions: new DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions({ + githubOwnedAllowed: false, + verifiedAllowed: false, + patternsAllowed: [], + }), + }); + + when('[t0] serialized', () => { + then('it does not throw', () => { + expect(() => serialize(resource)).not.toThrow(); + }); + }); + }); + + /** + * .what = the invariant the vision promised at DECLARE time, now enforced there + * .why = the allowlist applies ONLY while allowedActions = 'selected'. declared beside + * 'all' or 'local_only', github takes the PUT, returns 204, and honors none of + * the patterns — a security control that looks applied and bounds no action. + * + * .why = it must fire at DECLARE, not at apply. an operator's first move is `plan`, and + * a plan that stays green on a dead allowlist is exactly the drift this wish + * exists to make impossible. a guard that only fires on `set` reaches someone who + * already decided. + */ + given( + '[case4] an allowlist declared while allowedActions is not "selected"', + () => { + const declare = (allowedActions: 'all' | 'local_only') => () => + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.as({ + org, + enabledRepositories: 'all', + allowedActions, + shaPinningRequired: true, + selectedActions: new DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions({ + githubOwnedAllowed: true, + verifiedAllowed: false, + patternsAllowed: ['pnpm/action-setup@*'], + }), + }); + + when('[t0] declared beside allowedActions: "all"', () => { + then('the state is unrepresentable — .as() refuses it', () => { + expect(declare('all')).toThrow('github would ignore the allowlist'); + }); + + then('it fails as a caller-must-fix ConstraintError', () => { + expect(declare('all')).toThrow(ConstraintError); + }); + + then('the message names which field is at fault', () => { + expect(declare('all')).toThrow("allowedActions is not 'selected'"); + }); + }); + + when('[t1] declared beside allowedActions: "local_only"', () => { + then( + 'it is refused there too — "selected" is the only valid pair', + () => { + expect(declare('local_only')).toThrow( + 'github would ignore the allowlist', + ); + }, + ); + }); + + when('[t2] the same combination via `new`, not `.as()`', () => { + // .why = .as() is an alias for .build(), which calls the constructor — so the + // guard sits on the constructor to cover EVERY path, not only the declared + // one. this proves that claim rather than assumes it. + then('the constructor refuses it as well', () => { + expect( + () => + new DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions({ + org, + enabledRepositories: 'all', + allowedActions: 'all', + shaPinningRequired: true, + selectedActions: new DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions({ + githubOwnedAllowed: true, + verifiedAllowed: false, + patternsAllowed: ['pnpm/action-setup@*'], + }), + }), + ).toThrow('github would ignore the allowlist'); + }); + }); + }, + ); + + /** + * .what = the MIRROR of [case4] — the mode declared without the list it governs + * .why = this half is the more dangerous of the two, and it went unguarded one round + * longer. `setOrgActionsPermissions` gates both the allowlist PUT and its + * read-after-write on a present `selectedActions`. declare 'selected' with none + * and neither runs: the main PUT flips the mode, no allowlist is ever sent, and + * github keeps whatever list it already held — the org is now locked to a list + * nobody declared and no one reviewed. + * + * .why = it also breaks the wish's idempotency criterion outright. a declared `null` + * can never match the list github holds, so every later `plan` reports the same + * diff and never converges to KEEP — "thrash instead of converge", by name. + */ + given('[case6] allowedActions "selected" with no allowlist declared', () => { + const declare = () => + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.as({ + org, + enabledRepositories: 'all', + allowedActions: 'selected', + shaPinningRequired: true, + selectedActions: null, + }); + + when('[t0] declared', () => { + then('the state is unrepresentable — .as() refuses it', () => { + expect(declare).toThrow('no selectedActions allowlist was declared'); + }); + + then('it fails as a caller-must-fix ConstraintError', () => { + expect(declare).toThrow(ConstraintError); + }); + + then('the message names what github would do instead', () => { + // .why = "it was refused" is half an error. the operator needs to know that the + // alternative is not "no allowlist" but "github's own extant allowlist", + // which is the part that makes this dangerous rather than merely invalid. + expect(declare).toThrow('keep the allowlist it already holds'); + }); + + then('the hint names BOTH ways out, never only one', () => { + // .why = read off `metadata`, not off the rendered message. helpful-errors + // json-encodes metadata into the message, so the quotes around the enum + // values arrive escaped — a substring match on the raw text would pass or + // fail on that encoding rather than on the guidance under test. + const error = getError(declare) as Error & { + metadata: { hint: string }; + }; + expect(error.metadata.hint).toContain( + 'declare a selectedActions allowlist', + ); + expect(error.metadata.hint).toContain( + "set allowedActions to 'all' or 'local_only'", + ); + }); + }); + + when('[t1] the same combination via `new`, not `.as()`', () => { + then('the constructor refuses it as well', () => { + expect( + () => + new DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions({ + org, + enabledRepositories: 'all', + allowedActions: 'selected', + shaPinningRequired: true, + selectedActions: null, + }), + ).toThrow('no selectedActions allowlist was declared'); + }); + }); + + when('[t2] the allowlist is present, as [case1] declares it', () => { + then('the pair is accepted — the guard binds, it does not forbid', () => { + // .why = a guard that refused BOTH shapes would make 'selected' undeclarable + // altogether. this proves the valid pair still passes. + expect(() => + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.as({ + org, + enabledRepositories: 'all', + allowedActions: 'selected', + shaPinningRequired: true, + selectedActions: new DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions({ + githubOwnedAllowed: true, + verifiedAllowed: false, + patternsAllowed: ['pnpm/action-setup@*'], + }), + }), + ).not.toThrow(); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case5] enabledRepositories "selected", which the SET refuses', () => { + // .why = the sibling guard deliberately does NOT live on the constructor. an org + // already set to 'selected' must read back faithfully, and `getOne*` builds + // this object from actual state — so a constructor throw would break the read. + // only a DECLARATION of it is refused, and that refusal lives in `set`. + // [case3] above already constructs one; this states WHY that is correct. + when('[t0] constructed', () => { + then('the constructor allows it — the read path must survive', () => { + expect(() => + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.as({ + org, + enabledRepositories: 'selected', + allowedActions: 'all', + shaPinningRequired: true, + selectedActions: null, + }), + ).not.toThrow(); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.ts b/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..67cc498 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.ts @@ -0,0 +1,166 @@ +import { DomainEntity, DomainLiteral, RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import { ConstraintError } from 'helpful-errors'; + +/** + * .what = the options arg every domain-object constructor takes + * .why = `DomainObjectInstantiationOptions` is declared by domain-objects but not + * re-exported from its package root, so it is read off the base constructor + * rather than deep-imported from `domain-objects/dist/...` + */ +type DomainObjectOptions = ConstructorParameters[1]; + +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from './DeclaredGithubOrg'; + +/** + * .what = which actions are allowed, when allowedActions = 'selected' + * .why = companion endpoint /actions/permissions/selected-actions is only readable + * while allowedActions = 'selected'; outside that state it 409s, so it can not + * stand as a peer resource of its own + */ +export interface DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions { + /** + * .what = whether actions authored by github are allowed + */ + githubOwnedAllowed: boolean; + + /** + * .what = whether actions from verified creators are allowed + */ + verifiedAllowed: boolean; + + /** + * .what = explicit allowlist patterns, e.g. 'ehmpathy/*' + * .note = empty array means no patterns are allowed, never "unset" + */ + patternsAllowed: string[]; +} + +export class DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions + extends DomainLiteral + implements DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions {} + +/** + * .what = a declarative structure which represents an org's github actions permissions + * .why = enables declarative management of which actions may run org wide + * .note = KEY SECURITY RESOURCE - carries shaPinningRequired, which enforces + * rule.forbid.insecure.via=unpinned-third-party-code for every repo at once + */ +export interface DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions { + /** + * .what = reference to the organization + */ + org: RefByUnique; + + /** + * .what = which repos in the org may run github actions + * + * .note = KNOWN LIMITATION — 'selected' is READABLE but not fully DECLARABLE. github + * keeps the actual repo list on a companion endpoint, + * `/actions/permissions/repositories`, which 409s unless the org is already in + * the 'selected' state (verified live 2026-08-04, same shape as the + * selected-actions companion). + * + * that endpoint is deliberately NOT managed here: `0.wish.md` does not name it, + * and a repo-list resource is its own decomposition question. so an org already + * on 'selected' reads back faithfully, but a declaration of 'selected' can not + * say WHICH repos — flagged for the wisher, not silently half-built. + * + * `setOrgActionsPermissions` therefore REFUSES a declaration of 'selected' with + * a named ConstraintError, rather than apply a mode against a list nobody + * declared. read stays open; write is closed until a repo-list resource exists. + */ + enabledRepositories: 'all' | 'none' | 'selected'; + + /** + * .what = which actions those repos may run + */ + allowedActions: 'all' | 'local_only' | 'selected'; + + /** + * .what = whether every action must be pinned to a full length commit sha + * .why = a tag is a mutable pointer, so an unpinned action can change under us + * (OWASP CICD-SEC-3 / CICD-SEC-4) + * .note = THE highest value field of this wish + * .note = named for the github api field `sha_pinning_required`, per + * rule.require.ubiqlang: the domain's own word wins over a paraphrase + */ + shaPinningRequired: boolean; + + /** + * .what = the allowlist, readable only while allowedActions = 'selected' + * .why = the companion endpoint 409s in every other state, so null is the honest + * representation of "not applicable here", not of "unknown" + */ + selectedActions: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions | null; +} + +export class DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions + extends DomainEntity + implements DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions +{ + public static unique = ['org'] as const; + public static nested = { + org: RefByUnique, + selectedActions: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions, + }; + + /** + * .what = binds `allowedActions: 'selected'` and `selectedActions` to each other, in + * BOTH directions — neither may appear without the other + * .why = the allowlist applies ONLY while allowedActions = 'selected', so each half + * without the other is a state github accepts and then quietly does not honor: + * + * - allowlist WITHOUT 'selected' → github takes the PUT, returns 204, and honors + * none of the patterns. an allowlist that looks applied and bounds no action. + * - 'selected' WITHOUT an allowlist → the mode flips, no allowlist is ever sent, + * and github keeps whatever list it already held. the declared `null` can never + * match that list, so every later `plan` reports a diff instead of converge to + * KEEP — the "thrash instead of converge" the wish forbids by name. + * + * .why = this lives on the CONSTRUCTOR, not on `set`, so the state is unrepresentable + * rather than merely unappliable. a guard on `set` fires at APPLY; an operator's + * first move is `plan`, and a plan that stays green on a dead allowlist is the + * drift this wish exists to make impossible. `.as()` is an alias for `.build()`, + * which calls this constructor, so every path is covered by one guard. + * + * .note = the read path can not trip either half. `getOne*` asks for the allowlist iff + * github reported 'selected', and a mid-read flip (the one race that could hand + * back a torn pair) fails loud there rather than build an object from it. + * + * .note = the OTHER guard in this family — `enabledRepositories: 'selected'` — must NOT + * move here. an org already set to 'selected' has to read back faithfully, and + * `getOne*` builds this object from actual state, so a constructor throw would + * break the read. only a DECLARATION of it is refused, so it stays on `set`. + */ + constructor( + props: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions, + options?: DomainObjectOptions, + ) { + // .note = every inline literal below is SINGLE-quoted, which is the convention across + // this feature's operator-faced text. `helpful-errors` json-encodes metadata + // into the message, and json escapes a double quote but not a single one — so a + // double-quoted value reaches the operator as `\"selected\"`, and reaches a + // snapshot as a string that appears to end mid-sentence. + if (props.allowedActions !== 'selected' && props.selectedActions !== null) + throw new ConstraintError( + "selectedActions declared, but allowedActions is not 'selected' — github would ignore the allowlist", + { + org: props.org.login, + allowedActions: props.allowedActions, + hint: "either set allowedActions to 'selected', or set selectedActions to null", + }, + ); + + if (props.allowedActions === 'selected' && !props.selectedActions) + throw new ConstraintError( + "allowedActions is 'selected', but no selectedActions allowlist was declared — github would keep the allowlist it already holds", + { + org: props.org.login, + allowedActions: props.allowedActions, + hint: "either declare a selectedActions allowlist, or set allowedActions to 'all' or 'local_only'", + }, + ); + + super(props, options); + } +} diff --git a/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.ts b/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..73c640c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.ts @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +import { DomainEntity, RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; + +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from './DeclaredGithubOrg'; + +/** + * .what = a declarative structure which represents the default GITHUB_TOKEN posture + * granted to every workflow run in an org + * .why = enables declarative management of what a workflow's own token may do + * .note = KEY SECURITY RESOURCE - these two fields bound what a compromised or malicious + * workflow can reach with the token github hands it for free + */ +export interface DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults { + /** + * .what = reference to the organization + */ + org: RefByUnique; + + /** + * .what = the default permission GITHUB_TOKEN carries in every workflow run + * .why = 'write' hands every workflow org wide a read-write token by default, so a + * single compromised action inherits it. 'read' forces a workflow that needs + * more to ask for it explicitly, in its own yaml, where a reviewer sees it. + * .note = github's default is 'write' + */ + defaultWorkflowPermissions: 'read' | 'write'; + + /** + * .what = whether GITHUB_TOKEN may approve a pull request + * .why = a bot token that can approve its own PR defeats human review entirely + * (OWASP CICD-SEC-1, insufficient flow control) + * .note = github's default is true + */ + canApprovePullRequestReviews: boolean; +} + +export class DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults + extends DomainEntity + implements DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults +{ + public static unique = ['org'] as const; + public static nested = { + org: RefByUnique, + }; +} diff --git a/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.ts b/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..aa19ef6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.ts @@ -0,0 +1,45 @@ +import { DomainEntity, RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; + +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from './DeclaredGithubOrg'; + +/** + * .what = a declarative structure which represents whether an org requires two-factor + * authentication of every member + * .why = enables the posture to be declared, diffed, and guarded — even though github + * exposes no write path for it + * + * .note = KEY SECURITY RESOURCE - one phished member without 2FA is org write access + * + * .note = THIS RESOURCE HAS NO WRITE PATH. github exposes + * `two_factor_requirement_enabled` as read-only: `PATCH /orgs/{org}` does not + * accept it, and no REST or GraphQL mutation exists. so `set` does not converge — + * it fails fast and escorts the human to the one manual click, with direct links. + * + * .note = a peer read of this value already exists on `DeclaredGithubOrg`, but it is + * declared `static readonly` there, and declastruct strips readonly fields before + * it computes a diff (`plan/getDisplayableDiff.js`) — so it can never act as a + * drift tripwire. this resource exists to make the posture diffable. + */ +export interface DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement { + /** + * .what = reference to the organization + */ + org: RefByUnique; + + /** + * .what = whether every member of the org must have 2FA enabled + * .note = github REMOVES members who lack 2FA the moment this is enabled, so a plan + * emits the affected logins before an operator can act on it + */ + enabled: boolean; +} + +export class DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement + extends DomainEntity + implements DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement +{ + public static unique = ['org'] as const; + public static nested = { + org: RefByUnique, + }; +} diff --git a/src/domain.objects/DeclastructGithubProvider.ts b/src/domain.objects/DeclastructGithubProvider.ts index a8a68ff..8699066 100644 --- a/src/domain.objects/DeclastructGithubProvider.ts +++ b/src/domain.objects/DeclastructGithubProvider.ts @@ -8,6 +8,11 @@ import type { DeclaredGithubBranch } from './DeclaredGithubBranch'; import type { DeclaredGithubBranchProtection } from './DeclaredGithubBranchProtection'; import type { DeclaredGithubEnvironment } from './DeclaredGithubEnvironment'; import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from './DeclaredGithubOrg'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval } from './DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy } from './DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions } from './DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults } from './DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement } from './DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement'; import type { DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges } from './DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges'; import type { DeclaredGithubOrgRuleset } from './DeclaredGithubOrgRuleset'; import type { DeclaredGithubOrgSecret } from './DeclaredGithubOrgSecret'; @@ -67,6 +72,26 @@ export type DeclastructGithubProvider = DeclastructProvider< typeof DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges, ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail >; + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions: DeclastructDao< + typeof DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions, + ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail + >; + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults: DeclastructDao< + typeof DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults, + ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail + >; + DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement: DeclastructDao< + typeof DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement, + ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail + >; + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval: DeclastructDao< + typeof DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval, + ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail + >; + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy: DeclastructDao< + typeof DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy, + ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail + >; DeclaredGithubOrgVariable: DeclastructDao< typeof DeclaredGithubOrgVariable, ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail diff --git a/src/domain.operations/_utils/__snapshots__/asGithubApiFailureMessage.test.ts.snap b/src/domain.operations/_utils/__snapshots__/asGithubApiFailureMessage.test.ts.snap new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9b433fc --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/_utils/__snapshots__/asGithubApiFailureMessage.test.ts.snap @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +// Jest Snapshot v1, https://jestjs.io/docs/snapshot-testing + +exports[`asGithubApiFailureMessage given: [case1] each status these endpoints actually return when: [t0] github returns 401 then: the rendered message holds still 1`] = ` +"setOrgActionsPermissions failed against ehmpathy — github rejected the credential (401) +fix: the token is absent, expired, or malformed. re-mint it, then retry." +`; + +exports[`asGithubApiFailureMessage given: [case1] each status these endpoints actually return when: [t0] github returns 403 then: the rendered message holds still 1`] = ` +"setOrgActionsPermissions failed against ehmpathy — github refused it (403) +fix: this endpoint needs a token with admin:org, held by an org owner. + if the token IS an owner's, the control may be gated by the org's github plan + — check the org's paid tier before you chase the token." +`; + +exports[`asGithubApiFailureMessage given: [case1] each status these endpoints actually return when: [t0] github returns 404 then: the rendered message holds still 1`] = ` +"setOrgActionsPermissions failed against ehmpathy — github found no such org or endpoint (404) +fix: confirm the org login is spelled right. if it is, this endpoint may not exist + for this org yet — these actions-policy routes are recent additions." +`; + +exports[`asGithubApiFailureMessage given: [case1] each status these endpoints actually return when: [t0] github returns 409 then: the rendered message holds still 1`] = ` +"setOrgActionsPermissions failed against ehmpathy — github says the request conflicts with current state (409) +fix: a companion control must change first. read \`cause\` for github's own message, + which names the conflict. + the one 409 this repo has established: setOrgActionsPermissions.selectedActions + is accepted only while allowedActions is 'selected'." +`; + +exports[`asGithubApiFailureMessage given: [case1] each status these endpoints actually return when: [t0] github returns 422 then: the rendered message holds still 1`] = ` +"setOrgActionsPermissions failed against ehmpathy — github rejected a value in the request (422) +fix: read github's own message on \`cause\` — it names the field at fault. + a field name this repo hand-typed may have diverged from github's api." +`; + +exports[`asGithubApiFailureMessage given: [case2] a status this repo does not map when: [t0] github returns 500 then: the rendered message holds still 1`] = ` +"setOrgActionsForkPrApproval failed against ehmpathy — github returned 500 +fix: this status is not one this repo maps to a known cause. read \`cause\` for + github's own message, which carries the detail." +`; + +exports[`asGithubApiFailureMessage given: [case3] an error with no status at all when: [t0] a transport error surfaces then: the rendered message holds still 1`] = ` +"setOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults failed against ehmpathy +fix: github returned no status, so the call did not reach it — a transport failure + (dns, socket, timeout) rather than a refusal. read \`cause\`, check the network, + then retry; every call in this family is idempotent." +`; + +exports[`asGithubApiFailureMessage given: [case4] a 409 raised by an operation that is NOT the allowlist when: [t0] setOrgActionsForkPrApproval returns 409 then: the rendered message holds still 1`] = ` +"setOrgActionsForkPrApproval failed against ehmpathy — github says the request conflicts with current state (409) +fix: a companion control must change first. read \`cause\` for github's own message, + which names the conflict. + the one 409 this repo has established: setOrgActionsPermissions.selectedActions + is accepted only while allowedActions is 'selected'." +`; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/_utils/asCountedNoun.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/_utils/asCountedNoun.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d4169d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/_utils/asCountedNoun.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { asCountedNoun } from './asCountedNoun'; + +/** + * .what = clamps that a count and its noun agree, at every count that can occur + * .why = the defect this replaces — `${n} noun(s)` — was invisible for four sites because + * every snapshot that rendered it happened to use n=3. so the singular case is the + * one that carries the weight here; it is the case that was never exercised. + * + * .note = pure. no remote boundary is crossed, so it runs in CI unconditionally. + */ +describe('asCountedNoun', () => { + given('[case1] a count of one', () => { + when('[t0] rendered', () => { + then('it reads as singular english, with no (s) construct', () => { + const rendered = asCountedNoun({ + count: 1, + singular: 'member privilege', + plural: 'member privileges', + }); + + expect(rendered).toEqual('1 member privilege'); + expect(rendered).not.toContain('(s)'); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] a count of more than one', () => { + when('[t0] rendered', () => { + then('it reads as plural english', () => { + expect( + asCountedNoun({ + count: 3, + singular: 'member privilege', + plural: 'member privileges', + }), + ).toEqual('3 member privileges'); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case3] a count of zero', () => { + // .why = english takes the PLURAL at zero ("0 members", never "0 member"), which a + // naive `count > 1` test would get wrong. no caller renders zero today — each + // guards on a non-empty list first — but the rule is stated here so a future + // caller inherits it rather than rediscovers it. + when('[t0] rendered', () => { + then('it reads as plural, which is what english does at zero', () => { + expect( + asCountedNoun({ count: 0, singular: 'member', plural: 'members' }), + ).toEqual('0 members'); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case4] a noun whose plural is irregular', () => { + // .why = the reason `plural` is a required input rather than a `+ 's'` derivation. a + // derived plural would render "policys" here, which is the same class of + // blemish as the `(s)` this util replaces. + when('[t0] rendered', () => { + then('it uses the plural the caller stated', () => { + expect( + asCountedNoun({ count: 2, singular: 'policy', plural: 'policies' }), + ).toEqual('2 policies'); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/_utils/asCountedNoun.ts b/src/domain.operations/_utils/asCountedNoun.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b2b37dd --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/_utils/asCountedNoun.ts @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +/** + * .what = a count and its noun, in real english — "1 member", "3 members" + * .why = the `${n} noun(s)` construct reads correctly ONLY when the count is plural. at + * n=1 it renders "1 member privilege(s)", which is not english, and it reaches a + * live operator at the exact moment their apply halted. + * + * .why = shared across four sites rather than branched at each. the identical + * `${n} ${noun}(s)` shape had already spread to four operator-faced messages, which + * clears the rule-of-three threshold `rule.prefer.wet-over-dry` sets — and each of + * the other three had gone unnoticed because their snapshots only ever exercised + * n=3, so the blemish never rendered. + * + * .note = `plural` is REQUIRED, never derived by a `+ 's'` rule. english pluralization is + * irregular ("privileges" yes, "policies" no), and a silent wrong plural is the + * same class of defect as the `(s)` it replaces (`rule.forbid.undefined-inputs`). + * + * .note = the count is rendered too, not merely the noun. a caller who wanted the noun + * alone would have to re-state the number beside it, and the two could then drift. + */ +export const asCountedNoun = (input: { + count: number; + singular: string; + plural: string; +}): string => + `${input.count} ${input.count === 1 ? input.singular : input.plural}`; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/_utils/asGithubApiFailureMessage.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/_utils/asGithubApiFailureMessage.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6e7c51e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/_utils/asGithubApiFailureMessage.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,222 @@ +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { asGithubApiFailureMessage } from './asGithubApiFailureMessage'; + +/** + * .what = clamps that a failed org-posture write names its cause AND its fix + * .why = the human who runs the dogfood apply is the FIRST caller to reach any write path + * here — no CI token can write to these endpoints. so when one fails, this message + * is the only guidance that human gets (`rule.require.errors-name-the-fix`). + * + * .note = pure. no remote boundary is crossed, so it runs in CI unconditionally. + * + * .note = every case is BOTH asserted and snapped, and the pair is not redundant. the + * assertions state what must hold and cannot be blessed by a `--resnap`; the + * snapshots are what let a PR reviewer read the message as the operator will read + * it, without a run. this file holds the NEGATIVE-path contract output for the whole + * org-posture family, so it is the one place where visual review earns its keep. + */ +describe('asGithubApiFailureMessage', () => { + const asErrorWithStatus = (input: { + status?: number; + message: string; + }): Error => + Object.assign(new Error(input.message), { status: input.status }); + + // .why = these are the statuses these endpoints actually return, each with a DIFFERENT + // remedy. a message that named the cause but not the fix would satisfy half the + // rule; the `fix:` assertion on every case is what holds the other half. + const cases = [ + { + status: 403, + names: 'admin:org', + alsoNames: 'paid tier', + why: 'the token lacks scope, OR the org plan gates the control — both plausible', + }, + { + status: 401, + names: 're-mint', + alsoNames: 'expired', + why: 'a bad credential is fixed differently than a scoped-out one', + }, + { + status: 404, + names: 'spelled right', + alsoNames: 'recent additions', + why: 'these routes are new, so absence is as likely as a typo', + }, + { + status: 409, + names: "allowedActions is 'selected'", + alsoNames: 'companion control', + why: 'the allowlist endpoint 409s outside that state — a real, reachable case', + }, + { + status: 422, + names: 'field at fault', + alsoNames: 'hand-typed', + why: 'two of these endpoints are octokit-untyped, so a drifted field name lands here', + }, + ] as const; + + given('[case1] each status these endpoints actually return', () => { + cases.map((thisCase) => + when(`[t0] github returns ${thisCase.status}`, () => { + const message = asGithubApiFailureMessage({ + operation: 'setOrgActionsPermissions', + org: 'ehmpathy', + error: asErrorWithStatus({ + status: thisCase.status, + message: 'github said no', + }), + }); + + then('it names the operation and the org', () => { + expect(message).toContain('setOrgActionsPermissions'); + expect(message).toContain('ehmpathy'); + }); + + then('it names the status, so the cause is not a guess', () => { + expect(message).toContain(String(thisCase.status)); + }); + + then('it offers a fix, never only a symptom', () => { + expect(message).toContain('fix:'); + }); + + then(`the fix is specific to this status (${thisCase.why})`, () => { + expect(message).toContain(thisCase.names); + expect(message).toContain(thisCase.alsoNames); + }); + + then('the rendered message holds still', () => { + // .why = this IS the negative-path contract output. the assertions above prove + // WHAT it must carry; only a snapshot lets a reviewer read the message as + // the operator will read it, in a PR diff, without a run. every other + // human-faced artifact in this wish is snapped for that reason + // (`asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage`, `asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert`), and these + // five statuses are the failures an operator is MOST likely to meet — the + // dogfood apply is the first caller to reach any write path here. + expect(message).toMatchSnapshot(); + }); + }), + ); + }); + + given('[case2] a status this repo does not map', () => { + // .why = the dangerous outcome is a CONFIDENT wrong diagnosis. an unmapped status must + // say it is unmapped and point at the real error, never borrow another status's + // remedy (rule.forbid.failhide applied to guidance). + when('[t0] github returns 500', () => { + const message = asGithubApiFailureMessage({ + operation: 'setOrgActionsForkPrApproval', + org: 'ehmpathy', + error: asErrorWithStatus({ status: 500, message: 'boom' }), + }); + + then('it still offers a next move', () => { + expect(message).toContain('fix:'); + expect(message).toContain('cause'); + }); + + then('it says plainly that the cause is unmapped', () => { + expect(message).toContain('not one this repo maps'); + }); + + then('it does NOT borrow another status\u2019s remedy', () => { + expect(message).not.toContain('admin:org'); + expect(message).not.toContain('re-mint'); + expect(message).not.toContain('allowedActions'); + }); + + then('the rendered message holds still', () => { + expect(message).toMatchSnapshot(); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case3] an error with no status at all', () => { + // .why = a socket hang up or a DNS failure carries no status. the message must not + // render a bare "github returned undefined". + when('[t0] a transport error surfaces', () => { + const message = asGithubApiFailureMessage({ + operation: 'setOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults', + org: 'ehmpathy', + error: new Error('socket hang up'), + }); + + then('it never prints an undefined status', () => { + expect(message).not.toContain('undefined'); + }); + + then( + 'it does NOT send the reader hunting a status that is absent', + () => { + // .why = surfaced by the snapshot below, which the assertions above could not catch: + // this case shared the unmapped-STATUS text with [case2], so an operator whose + // socket hung up was told "this status is not one this repo maps" — a cause + // they can never find, because there was no status at all. + expect(message).not.toContain( + 'this status is not one this repo maps', + ); + }, + ); + + then('it names the transport failure as the actual cause', () => { + expect(message).toContain('no status'); + expect(message).toContain('transport failure'); + }); + + then('it still names the operation, the org, and a next move', () => { + expect(message).toContain('setOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'); + expect(message).toContain('ehmpathy'); + expect(message).toContain('fix:'); + }); + + then('the rendered message holds still', () => { + expect(message).toMatchSnapshot(); + }); + }); + }); + + given( + '[case4] a 409 raised by an operation that is NOT the allowlist', + () => { + // .why = this transformer serves EVERY operation in the family, but only ONE of them + // has an established 409 cause. an endpoint added to `genSetOrgPosture` later + // that 409s for its own reason would inherit whatever this branch asserts — so + // the branch may name that case as an EXAMPLE, never as the diagnosis. + // + // .why = the same principle the unmapped branch holds in [case2]: a confident WRONG + // cause is worse than an unnamed one, because it sends an operator to fix a + // control that was never the problem. + when('[t0] setOrgActionsForkPrApproval returns 409', () => { + const message = asGithubApiFailureMessage({ + operation: 'setOrgActionsForkPrApproval', + org: 'ehmpathy', + error: asErrorWithStatus({ status: 409, message: 'conflict' }), + }); + + then('it points at github\u2019s own message as the authority', () => { + expect(message).toContain('cause'); + }); + + then('it attributes the allowlist case, never asserts it', () => { + // .note = the example stays, since it IS the likeliest 409 in this family. what + // must hold is that it is attributed to the operation it belongs to, so an + // operator on a different endpoint can tell it does not describe them. + expect(message).toContain('the one 409 this repo has established'); + expect(message).toContain('setOrgActionsPermissions.selectedActions'); + }); + + then('it still names the operation that actually failed', () => { + expect(message).toContain('setOrgActionsForkPrApproval'); + }); + + then('the rendered message holds still', () => { + expect(message).toMatchSnapshot(); + }); + }); + }, + ); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/_utils/asGithubApiFailureMessage.ts b/src/domain.operations/_utils/asGithubApiFailureMessage.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..101d6ce --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/_utils/asGithubApiFailureMessage.ts @@ -0,0 +1,100 @@ +/** + * .what = turns a failed org-posture api call into a message that names the cause AND the fix + * .why = `github.setX error` tells an operator that a call broke, never what broke or what + * to do. the cause sits on `error.status`, and each status has exactly one likely + * remedy for THIS family of endpoints — every one of which needs `admin:org` and + * governs a security control. + * + * .why = a human, never CI, is the first caller to reach ANY of these paths — read or write. + * `admin:org` is required for the GETs too, not only the PUTs, so a human who runs + * `declastruct plan` locally is as stranded by a bare 403 as the dogfood-apply human + * is. this message is the only guidance either one gets + * (`rule.require.errors-name-the-fix`). + * + * .note = read/write agnostic by construction — it keys only off `error.status`, `operation`, + * and `org`. that is WHY one definition serves both sides. an earlier draft was + * write-only, which left the reads to be carried by hand later: the exact + * one-site-fixed, twin-forgotten defect class this branch already hit three times. + * + * .note = the original error is still carried on `cause`; this only replaces the headline + * so the fix survives a terminal that prints the message alone. + */ +export const asGithubApiFailureMessage = (input: { + operation: string; + org: string; + error: Error; +}): string => { + const status = (input.error as { status?: number }).status; + const head = `${input.operation} failed against ${input.org}`; + + // the token cannot reach here, or the org's plan does not carry this control + // .note = admin:org gates the GETs too, not only the PUTs — so this branch is the one a + // plan-time reader is most likely to hit, and it must not read as write-only. + if (status === 403) + return [ + `${head} — github refused it (403)`, + `fix: this endpoint needs a token with admin:org, held by an org owner.`, + ` if the token IS an owner's, the control may be gated by the org's github plan`, + ` — check the org's paid tier before you chase the token.`, + ].join('\n'); + + // wrong credential entirely + if (status === 401) + return [ + `${head} — github rejected the credential (401)`, + `fix: the token is absent, expired, or malformed. re-mint it, then retry.`, + ].join('\n'); + + // the org or the endpoint is not there + if (status === 404) + return [ + `${head} — github found no such org or endpoint (404)`, + `fix: confirm the org login is spelled right. if it is, this endpoint may not exist`, + ` for this org yet — these actions-policy routes are recent additions.`, + ].join('\n'); + + // the state github holds conflicts with what was asked + // .note = this branch serves EVERY operation in the family, so it may not assert one + // endpoint's cause as though it were the only one. it names the generic remedy, + // points at github's own message, and offers the one 409 this repo has actually + // established as an EXAMPLE attributed to its operation — never as the diagnosis. + // the alternative, a confident wrong cause, is the same defect the unmapped + // branch below exists to avoid (rule.forbid.failhide applied to guidance). + if (status === 409) + return [ + `${head} — github says the request conflicts with current state (409)`, + `fix: a companion control must change first. read \`cause\` for github's own message,`, + ` which names the conflict.`, + ` the one 409 this repo has established: setOrgActionsPermissions.selectedActions`, + ` is accepted only while allowedActions is 'selected'.`, + ].join('\n'); + + // github parsed the request and refused a value in it + if (status === 422) + return [ + `${head} — github rejected a value in the request (422)`, + `fix: read github's own message on \`cause\` — it names the field at fault.`, + ` a field name this repo hand-typed may have diverged from github's api.`, + ].join('\n'); + + // no status at all: the call never reached github, so it is a transport failure + // .why = the unmapped-status text below would send this operator to hunt a status code + // that does not exist. the head already omits the status here; the fix must too, or + // it names a cause the reader cannot find (`rule.require.errors-name-the-fix`). + // .note = the retry advice is safe to give because every write in this family is a `PUT`, + // so a re-run converges rather than duplicates. + if (!status) + return [ + head, + `fix: github returned no status, so the call did not reach it — a transport failure`, + ` (dns, socket, timeout) rather than a refusal. read \`cause\`, check the network,`, + ` then retry; every call in this family is idempotent.`, + ].join('\n'); + + // any other status: say plainly that the cause is unmapped rather than imply a diagnosis + return [ + `${head} — github returned ${status}`, + `fix: this status is not one this repo maps to a known cause. read \`cause\` for`, + ` github's own message, which carries the detail.`, + ].join('\n'); +}; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/_utils/genSetOrgPosture.ts b/src/domain.operations/_utils/genSetOrgPosture.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2275487 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/_utils/genSetOrgPosture.ts @@ -0,0 +1,139 @@ +import { asProcedure } from 'as-procedure'; +import type { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import { HelpfulError, UnexpectedCodePathError } from 'helpful-errors'; +import type { ContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; +import type { HasMetadata, PickOne } from 'type-fns'; + +import { getGithubClient } from '@src/access/sdks/getGithubClient'; +import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; + +import { asGithubApiFailureMessage } from './asGithubApiFailureMessage'; +import { verifyReadAfterWrite } from './verifyReadAfterWrite'; + +/** + * .what = builds the `set` operation for an org posture backed by a single PUT + * .why = three resources had this exact skeleton hand-copied, and the copy is what + * produced this branch's two worst defects: an allowlist written on a second PUT + * and verified by no line at all, then a verify util applied to three of four + * call sites. both were one file that drifted from its twins. + * + * the pieces that VARY were already named and composable — `getOne*`, the endpoint, + * `as*PutBody`, the field list. the glue was the only part still hand-written, so + * it was the only part that could drift. composed here, "did this resource wire its + * read-after-write correctly" stops being a per-file discipline and becomes a + * property of construction. + * + * .note = deliberately NOT used by `setOrgActionsPermissions` (two PUTs, two pre-write + * guards, a nested allowlist with its own set-comparator) or by + * `setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement` (no write path at all — a guidance + * flow). a factory bent to fit those would grow the flags that + * `rule.prefer.wet-over-dry` warns are the tell of a premature abstraction. + * + * .note = every endpoint in this family returns 204 with no body, which is WHY the + * read-after-write below is mandatory rather than defensive: there is no response + * to trust, so actual state is the only evidence a write took. + */ +export const genSetOrgPosture = < + TResource extends { org: RefByUnique }, + TBody extends { org: string }, +>(config: { + /** the operation name, for error messages */ + operation: string; + + /** the PUT route, e.g. `PUT /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/workflow` */ + endpoint: string; + + /** + * the read used BOTH before the write and after it — one definition, never two + * .note = every resource in this family keys on `unique = ['org']`, so its + * `RefByUnique` resolves to exactly `{ org: … }`. that is why the ref + * can be spelled structurally here rather than through a second type parameter. + */ + getOne: ( + input: { + by: PickOne<{ unique: { org: RefByUnique } }>; + }, + context: ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail, + ) => Promise | null>; + + /** the pure cast from the declared shape to github's wire shape */ + asPutBody: (input: { desired: TResource }) => TBody; + + /** the fields whose drift after the write must fail fast */ + fields: readonly (keyof TResource)[]; + + /** + * every key deliberately NOT verified, mapped to WHY — see `verifyReadAfterWrite` + * .note = required, so a field added to a resource in this family cannot slip past the + * read-after-write check by omission. it is verified, or excluded on purpose. + */ + excluded: Readonly>>; + + /** optional per-field explanations, surfaced when that field drifts */ + hints?: Partial>; + + /** what to say when the org itself is absent after a write */ + absentAfterWrite: string; +}): (( + input: PickOne<{ findsert: TResource; upsert: TResource }>, + context: ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail, +) => Promise>) => + asProcedure( + async ( + input: PickOne<{ findsert: TResource; upsert: TResource }>, + context: ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail, + ): Promise> => { + const desired = + input.findsert ?? + input.upsert ?? + UnexpectedCodePathError.throw('neither findsert nor upsert given', { + input, + }); + const github = getGithubClient({}, context); + const by = { unique: { org: desired.org } }; + + // read the current posture first + const before = await config.getOne({ by }, context); + if (!before) + throw new HelpfulError('github organization does not exist', { + org: desired.org.login, + }); + + // findsert leaves an extant posture untouched + if (input.findsert) return before; + + try { + await github.request(config.endpoint, config.asPutBody({ desired })); + } catch (error) { + if (!(error instanceof Error)) throw error; + throw new HelpfulError( + asGithubApiFailureMessage({ + operation: config.operation, + org: desired.org.login, + error, + }), + { cause: error, org: desired.org.login }, + ); + } + + // read after write: the PUT returns 204, so actual state must be re-read + const after = await config.getOne({ by }, context); + if (!after) + UnexpectedCodePathError.throw(config.absentAfterWrite, { + org: desired.org.login, + }); + + // failfast if any declared field did not take + verifyReadAfterWrite({ + operation: config.operation, + expected: desired, + detected: after, + fields: config.fields, + excluded: config.excluded, + hints: config.hints, + }); + + return after; + }, + ); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/_utils/isDiagnosedFailure.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/_utils/isDiagnosedFailure.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..485fb70 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/_utils/isDiagnosedFailure.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ +import { ConstraintError, HelpfulError } from 'helpful-errors'; +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { isDiagnosedFailure } from './isDiagnosedFailure'; + +/** + * .what = clamps which errors a catch must pass through untouched + * .why = this predicate decides whether an outer catch RE-WRAPS an error. every error it + * returns false for is re-rendered with the outer operation's name and, since a + * re-wrapped error carries no `status`, with an "unmapped status" verdict. so a + * false negative here DESTROYS a precise diagnosis one frame below and replaces it + * with a confident wrong one. + * + * .note = [case3] carries the weight in the other direction. a live api failure MUST read + * as undiagnosed, or the outer catch would hand an operator octokit's bare message + * with no operation, no org, and no fix. + * + * .note = pure. no remote boundary is crossed, so it runs in CI unconditionally. + */ +describe('isDiagnosedFailure', () => { + given('[case1] an error this repo raised with a diagnosis', () => { + const error = new HelpfulError( + "the org left the 'selected' actions state mid-read — the posture read is torn", + { org: 'ehmpathy', hint: "re-run 'declastruct plan'" }, + ); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it reads as diagnosed, so the catch passes it through', () => { + expect(isDiagnosedFailure({ error })).toEqual(true); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] a ConstraintError, which subclasses HelpfulError', () => { + // .why = the guard escorts and the domain object refuses through this class, so a + // re-wrap here would bury an operator's guidance under a generic api verdict. + const error = new ConstraintError('two-factor cannot be set via the api', { + org: 'ehmpathy', + }); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it reads as diagnosed too', () => { + expect(isDiagnosedFailure({ error })).toEqual(true); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case3] a live github failure, which octokit raised', () => { + // .why = octokit raises RequestError, never a HelpfulError. were this to read as + // diagnosed, the outer catch would rethrow a bare "Forbidden" with no operation, + // no org, and no fix — the symptom-only error rule.require.errors-name-the-fix + // forbids. + const error = Object.assign(new Error('Forbidden'), { status: 403 }); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it reads as UNdiagnosed, so the catch renders guidance', () => { + expect(isDiagnosedFailure({ error })).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case4] a transport error with no status at all', () => { + const error = new Error('socket hang up'); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it reads as UNdiagnosed', () => { + expect(isDiagnosedFailure({ error })).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/_utils/isDiagnosedFailure.ts b/src/domain.operations/_utils/isDiagnosedFailure.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ec498e0 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/_utils/isDiagnosedFailure.ts @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +import { HelpfulError } from 'helpful-errors'; + +/** + * .what = checks whether an error already carries a diagnosis this repo produced + * .why = an operation whose `try` covers TWO requests catches errors a companion read has + * already diagnosed. to wrap one again overwrites a precise cause with the outer + * operation's name — and, since our own errors carry no `status`, with an "unmapped + * status" verdict. that is the confident-wrong diagnosis + * `asGithubApiFailureMessage`'s unmapped branch exists to prevent, produced by the + * wrap rather than by the message. + * + * .note = octokit raises `RequestError`, which is not a `HelpfulError` — so this narrows to + * errors this repo raised on purpose, and never swallows a live api failure. + * + * .note = deliberately the same shape as its `isGithub*Error` peers in this folder: one + * named predicate per catch-time decision, so the intent reads at the call site + * rather than as an inline `instanceof` a maintainer could take for a type guard. + */ +export const isDiagnosedFailure = (input: { error: Error }): boolean => + input.error instanceof HelpfulError; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/_utils/isGithubConflictError.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/_utils/isGithubConflictError.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0270942 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/_utils/isGithubConflictError.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,75 @@ +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { isGithubConflictError } from './isGithubConflictError'; + +/** + * .what = clamps that only a real 409 reads as a conflict + * .why = this predicate decides whether an error is SWALLOWED and mapped to + * `selectedActions: null`. every error it returns true for disappears. so the + * blast radius of a false positive here is a silently dropped failure — the exact + * shape of a rule.forbid.failhide, one layer down. + * + * .note = the 403 case is the one that carries the weight. a permissions error must NEVER + * read as "not applicable in this state", because that would render an unreadable + * posture as a converged one. + */ +describe('isGithubConflictError', () => { + given('[case1] a github error that carries status 409', () => { + const error = Object.assign(new Error('Conflict'), { status: 409 }); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it reads as a conflict', () => { + expect(isGithubConflictError({ error })).toEqual(true); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] a 403, which must never be swallowed', () => { + // .why = CI auth lacks admin:org, so a 403 is the MOST likely error here. were it to + // read as a conflict, an unreadable allowlist would render as "not applicable" + // and the operator would see a converged posture that was never read. + const error = Object.assign(new Error('Forbidden'), { status: 403 }); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it does NOT read as a conflict', () => { + expect(isGithubConflictError({ error })).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case3] a 404, which its peer predicate owns', () => { + const error = Object.assign(new Error('Not Found'), { status: 404 }); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it does NOT read as a conflict', () => { + expect(isGithubConflictError({ error })).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); + + given( + '[case4] an error whose MESSAGE mentions a conflict, with no status', + () => { + // .why = this is the false positive the `.note` claims to prevent. a string match on + // "conflict" would return true here and swallow a genuine failure. this test + // is what proves the claim rather than assumes it. + const error = new Error('merge conflict detected in the workflow file'); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it does NOT read as a conflict', () => { + expect(isGithubConflictError({ error })).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }, + ); + + given('[case5] a plain error with no status at all', () => { + const error = new Error('socket hang up'); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it does NOT read as a conflict, so the error surfaces', () => { + expect(isGithubConflictError({ error })).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/_utils/isGithubConflictError.ts b/src/domain.operations/_utils/isGithubConflictError.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..485d242 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/_utils/isGithubConflictError.ts @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +/** + * .what = checks if error is a GitHub API 409 response + * .why = some companion endpoints 409 to say "not applicable in this state", which is a + * valid state rather than a failure — e.g. /actions/permissions/selected-actions + * 409s whenever allowedActions !== 'selected' + * + * .note = checks status property from Octokit RequestError, not string match + * prevents false positives from other errors that mention a conflict in the message + * + * .note = deliberately the same shape as isGithubNotFoundError, its peer in this folder. + * one predicate per status is the extant pattern here; a general status reader + * would duplicate that peer's internals rather than compose with them. + */ +export const isGithubConflictError = (input: { error: Error }): boolean => { + // octokit errors have a status property for HTTP status code + const status = (input.error as { status?: number }).status; + return status === 409; +}; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/_utils/isGithubForbiddenError.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/_utils/isGithubForbiddenError.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5e7625a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/_utils/isGithubForbiddenError.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { isGithubForbiddenError } from './isGithubForbiddenError'; + +/** + * .what = clamps that only a real 403 reads as a permission limit + * .why = this predicate decides whether `getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport` may return + * `known: false` instead of a throw. that return renders to a human as "this read + * needs org admin (admin:org)" — a claim about their CREDENTIAL. so a false + * positive here would assert a cause that was never established, and a network + * timeout would reach the operator dressed as a permission problem. + * + * .note = the no-status cases are the sharpest. a socket hang up and a malformed response + * both arrive as plain Errors; both MUST rethrow, because neither speaks to the + * caller's scope. + */ +describe('isGithubForbiddenError', () => { + given('[case1] a github error that carries status 403', () => { + const error = Object.assign(new Error('Forbidden'), { status: 403 }); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it reads as a permission limit', () => { + expect(isGithubForbiddenError({ error })).toEqual(true); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] a 404, which its peer predicate owns', () => { + const error = Object.assign(new Error('Not Found'), { status: 404 }); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it does NOT read as a permission limit', () => { + expect(isGithubForbiddenError({ error })).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); + + given( + '[case3] a 401, which means no auth at all, not a narrow scope gap', + () => { + const error = Object.assign(new Error('Bad credentials'), { + status: 401, + }); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it does NOT read as a permission limit', () => { + expect(isGithubForbiddenError({ error })).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }, + ); + + given( + '[case4] an error whose MESSAGE says "Forbidden", with no status', + () => { + // .why = the util's own `.note` claims it "checks status property from Octokit + // RequestError, not string match — prevents false positives from other + // errors that mention 'forbidden' in the message". this is that claim, tested. + const error = new Error( + 'this operation is forbidden by the local policy', + ); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it does NOT read as a permission limit', () => { + expect(isGithubForbiddenError({ error })).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }, + ); + + given('[case5] a network error with no status', () => { + const error = new Error('socket hang up'); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then( + 'it does NOT read as a permission limit, so the failure surfaces', + () => { + expect(isGithubForbiddenError({ error })).toEqual(false); + }, + ); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/_utils/isGithubForbiddenError.ts b/src/domain.operations/_utils/isGithubForbiddenError.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a63a14d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/_utils/isGithubForbiddenError.ts @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +/** + * .what = checks if error is a GitHub API 403 response + * .why = a 403 means the token lacks the scope for this read — a KNOWABLE limit of the + * caller's credential, distinct from a failure of the call itself. some reads are + * legitimately unavailable under CI auth (which lacks admin:org by design), and + * those must be reportable rather than fatal. + * + * .note = checks status property from Octokit RequestError, not string match + * prevents false positives from other errors that mention "forbidden" in the message + * + * .note = deliberately the same shape as isGithubNotFoundError and isGithubConflictError, + * its peers in this folder. one predicate per status is the extant pattern here. + * + * .note = this exists so a catch can NARROW to the permission case and rethrow the rest. + * a blanket catch would render a network timeout as "you lack admin:org", which + * asserts a cause that was never established (rule.forbid.failhide). + */ +export const isGithubForbiddenError = (input: { error: Error }): boolean => { + // octokit errors have a status property for HTTP status code + const status = (input.error as { status?: number }).status; + return status === 403; +}; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/_utils/isGithubNotFoundError.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/_utils/isGithubNotFoundError.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..244a9c4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/_utils/isGithubNotFoundError.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,77 @@ +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { isGithubNotFoundError } from './isGithubNotFoundError'; + +/** + * .what = clamps that only a real 404 reads as absent + * .why = this predicate decides whether a `getOne*` returns `null`. a `null` reads as + * "the resource does not exist", which declastruct treats as a converged absence — + * so a false positive here silently skips whatever the resource guards. + * + * .note = the 403 case is the sharpest, and it is why this file exists. CI auth lacks + * admin:org, so a 403 is the likeliest error on every org-level read. were a 403 + * to read as absent, `getOneOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement` would return + * null, the org would look nonexistent, and the 2FA guidance flow — the whole + * destroy-safety guarantee of this wish — would be skipped without a word. + * + * .note = this util predates the branch, but 5 new call sites now depend on it and an + * earlier round of this stone deleted a duplicate that HAD tests. this restores + * the coverage that deletion removed, rather than leave it net-negative. + */ +describe('isGithubNotFoundError', () => { + given('[case1] a github error that carries status 404', () => { + const error = Object.assign(new Error('Not Found'), { status: 404 }); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it reads as absent', () => { + expect(isGithubNotFoundError({ error })).toEqual(true); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] a 403, which must surface rather than read as absent', () => { + const error = Object.assign(new Error('Forbidden'), { status: 403 }); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it does NOT read as absent', () => { + expect(isGithubNotFoundError({ error })).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case3] a 409, which its peer predicate owns', () => { + const error = Object.assign(new Error('Conflict'), { status: 409 }); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it does NOT read as absent', () => { + expect(isGithubNotFoundError({ error })).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); + + given( + '[case4] an error whose MESSAGE says "Not Found", with no status', + () => { + // .why = the util's own `.note` claims it "checks status property from Octokit + // RequestError, not string match — prevents false positives from other + // errors with 'Not Found' in message". this is that claim, tested. + const error = new Error('template Not Found in the local cache'); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it does NOT read as absent', () => { + expect(isGithubNotFoundError({ error })).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }, + ); + + given('[case5] a network error with no status', () => { + const error = new Error('socket hang up'); + + when('[t0] checked', () => { + then('it does NOT read as absent, so the failure surfaces', () => { + expect(isGithubNotFoundError({ error })).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/_utils/verifyReadAfterWrite.keysource.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/_utils/verifyReadAfterWrite.keysource.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0374bfc --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/_utils/verifyReadAfterWrite.keysource.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,143 @@ +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'; + +import { verifyReadAfterWrite } from './verifyReadAfterWrite'; + +/** + * .what = clamps the ASSUMPTION `verifyReadAfterWrite`'s gap-guard rests on — that + * `Object.keys` of a real declared resource yields exactly its declared fields + * .why = the guard's other tests pass plain object literals, which prove the logic but not + * the KEY SOURCE. every real call site hands it a `DomainEntity` instance built by + * `.as()`, and if that carried an extra enumerable key (a getter, a metadata field), + * the guard would throw on a posture that is in fact complete — a false alarm on the + * one path a human runs by hand. + * + * .why = and the inverse matters more: a field added to a resource but forgotten in + * `fields`/`excluded` must FAIL. that is the whole point of the guard, and it can + * only be proven against the real key source. + * + * .note = this is the per-resource exhaustiveness check, expressed once against the + * mechanism rather than copied four times. a new field on any of these four + * resources turns this red on the very next run. + * + * .note = pure. builds domain objects, crosses no remote boundary. + */ +describe('verifyReadAfterWrite — the key source it rests on', () => { + const org = { login: 'ehmpathy' }; + + // .note = each entry mirrors the `fields` + `excluded` its own `set*` op declares. they + // are spelled again here rather than imported, because the op's config is inline + // at its call site — and a copy that must match is exactly what this test checks. + const cases = [ + { + slug: 'DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval', + resource: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval.as({ + org, + approvalPolicy: 'all_external_contributors', + }), + fields: ['approvalPolicy'], + excluded: { org: 'the ref read by' }, + }, + { + slug: 'DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults', + resource: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.as({ + org, + defaultWorkflowPermissions: 'read', + canApprovePullRequestReviews: false, + }), + fields: ['defaultWorkflowPermissions', 'canApprovePullRequestReviews'], + excluded: { org: 'the ref read by' }, + }, + { + slug: 'DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy', + resource: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.as({ + org, + runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests: false, + sendWriteTokensToWorkflows: false, + sendSecretsAndVariables: false, + requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows: true, + }), + fields: [ + 'runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests', + 'sendWriteTokensToWorkflows', + 'sendSecretsAndVariables', + 'requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows', + ], + excluded: { org: 'the ref read by' }, + }, + { + slug: 'DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions', + resource: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.as({ + org, + enabledRepositories: 'all', + allowedActions: 'all', + selectedActions: null, + shaPinningRequired: true, + }), + fields: ['enabledRepositories', 'allowedActions', 'shaPinningRequired'], + excluded: { org: 'the ref read by', selectedActions: 'nested' }, + }, + ] as const; + + given('[case1] each declared resource, built as its callers build it', () => { + cases.map((thisCase) => + when(`[t0] ${thisCase.slug}`, () => { + then('every declared key is verified or excluded', () => { + // .why = if this throws, the resource grew a field that no read-after-write + // check covers — the exact defect that let `selectedActions` ship + // unverified. the fix is to add it to `fields` in that resource's + // `set*` op, or to `excluded` with the reason it cannot be compared. + expect(() => + verifyReadAfterWrite({ + operation: thisCase.slug, + expected: thisCase.resource, + detected: thisCase.resource, + fields: thisCase.fields as never, + excluded: thisCase.excluded as never, + }), + ).not.toThrow(); + }); + + then('`.as()` adds no enumerable key beyond the declared ones', () => { + // .why = the guard reads `Object.keys(expected)`. a getter or metadata key that + // `.as()` made enumerable would read as an unaccounted field and throw on + // a complete posture — a false alarm on a human-only path. + const accounted = [ + ...thisCase.fields, + ...Object.keys(thisCase.excluded), + ].sort(); + expect(Object.keys(thisCase.resource).sort()).toEqual(accounted); + }); + }), + ); + }); + + given('[case2] a resource that grew a field nobody accounted for', () => { + // .why = proves the guard BITES against a real domain object, not merely against a + // plain literal. without this, the clamp above could be green for the wrong + // reason — an `Object.keys` that returned an empty set would satisfy it too. + when('[t0] verified against the real key source', () => { + const resource = DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.as({ + org, + defaultWorkflowPermissions: 'read', + canApprovePullRequestReviews: false, + }); + + then('it throws, and names the unaccounted field', () => { + expect(() => + verifyReadAfterWrite({ + operation: 'setOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults', + expected: resource, + detected: resource, + fields: ['defaultWorkflowPermissions'], + excluded: { org: 'the ref read by' }, + }), + ).toThrow('canApprovePullRequestReviews'); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/_utils/verifyReadAfterWrite.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/_utils/verifyReadAfterWrite.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a89445b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/_utils/verifyReadAfterWrite.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,251 @@ +import { getError, given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { verifyReadAfterWrite } from './verifyReadAfterWrite'; + +/** + * .what = clamps the mechanism every declared resource leans on to converge + * .why = this is the check that turns "github said 204" into "the declared state actually + * persisted". a false PASS is the worst outcome the wish can produce: a security + * control reported as applied that github never stored. + * + * .note = pure, so it needs no client, no mock, and crosses no remote boundary. + */ +describe('verifyReadAfterWrite', () => { + const expected = { + enabledRepositories: 'all', + allowedActions: 'selected', + shaPinningRequired: true, + }; + const fieldsAll = [ + 'enabledRepositories', + 'allowedActions', + 'shaPinningRequired', + ] as const; + + given('[case1] actual state that matches the declaration', () => { + when('[t0] verified', () => { + then('it passes without a throw', () => { + expect(() => + verifyReadAfterWrite({ + operation: 'setPosture', + expected, + detected: { ...expected }, + fields: fieldsAll, + excluded: {}, + }), + ).not.toThrow(); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] one field that did not persist', () => { + const detected = { ...expected, shaPinningRequired: false }; + + when('[t0] verified', () => { + then('it throws', () => { + expect(() => + verifyReadAfterWrite({ + operation: 'setPosture', + expected, + detected, + fields: fieldsAll, + excluded: {}, + }), + ).toThrow(); + }); + + then('the error names the field that drifted', async () => { + const error = await getError(async () => + verifyReadAfterWrite({ + operation: 'setPosture', + expected, + detected, + fields: fieldsAll, + excluded: {}, + }), + ); + expect(error.message).toContain('shaPinningRequired'); + }); + + then('the hint for that field reaches the operator', async () => { + const error = await getError(async () => + verifyReadAfterWrite({ + operation: 'setPosture', + expected, + detected, + fields: ['shaPinningRequired'], + excluded: { + enabledRepositories: 'out of scope for this case', + allowedActions: 'out of scope for this case', + }, + hints: { shaPinningRequired: 'may be gated behind a paid plan' }, + }), + ); + const metadata = ( + error as Error & { + metadata: { drifted: { hint: string | null }[] }; + } + ).metadata; + expect(metadata.drifted[0]!.hint).toEqual( + 'may be gated behind a paid plan', + ); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case3] several fields that did not persist', () => { + const detected = { + enabledRepositories: 'none', + allowedActions: 'all', + shaPinningRequired: false, + }; + + when('[t0] verified', () => { + then( + 'EVERY drifted field is reported, not merely the first', + async () => { + // .why = an operator who must correct a posture by hand needs the whole diff. + // a first-mismatch-wins check sends them round the loop once per field. + const error = await getError(async () => + verifyReadAfterWrite({ + operation: 'setPosture', + expected, + detected, + fields: fieldsAll, + excluded: {}, + }), + ); + + const metadata = ( + error as Error & { metadata: { drifted: { field: string }[] } } + ).metadata; + expect(metadata.drifted.map((one) => one.field)).toEqual([ + 'enabledRepositories', + 'allowedActions', + 'shaPinningRequired', + ]); + }, + ); + }); + }); + + given('[case4] a field that is neither verified NOR excluded', () => { + // .why = THE clamp on this util's own weak point. the `fields` list answers "did i + // compare every field" only while it stays complete, and a list cannot notice a + // field added beside it. that gap is not hypothetical: it is precisely how + // `selectedActions` shipped unverified on this branch. + // + // .why = a prior revision of this test asserted the OPPOSITE — that an incomplete list + // passes — and called the gap an honest limitation. it was honest, and it was + // still a silent failure that the next field addition would spring. the limit is + // now closed, so the test that documented it now clamps against it. + const detected = { ...expected, shaPinningRequired: false }; + + when('[t0] verified with an incomplete list', () => { + then('it throws, rather than silently skip the field', () => { + expect(() => + verifyReadAfterWrite({ + operation: 'setPosture', + expected, + detected, + fields: ['enabledRepositories', 'allowedActions'], + excluded: {}, + }), + ).toThrow(); + }); + + then('the error names the unaccounted field', async () => { + const error = await getError(async () => + verifyReadAfterWrite({ + operation: 'setPosture', + expected, + detected, + fields: ['enabledRepositories', 'allowedActions'], + excluded: {}, + }), + ); + expect(error.message).toContain('shaPinningRequired'); + expect(error.message).toContain('neither verified nor excluded'); + }); + + then( + 'the error names both remedies, never only the symptom', + async () => { + // .why = rule.require.errors-name-the-fix. the two remedies are genuinely + // different decisions — verify it, or state why it cannot be compared. + const error = await getError(async () => + verifyReadAfterWrite({ + operation: 'setPosture', + expected, + detected, + fields: ['enabledRepositories', 'allowedActions'], + excluded: {}, + }), + ); + const metadata = (error as Error & { metadata: { hint: string } }) + .metadata; + expect(metadata.hint).toContain('`fields`'); + expect(metadata.hint).toContain('`excluded`'); + }, + ); + }); + }); + + given('[case5] a field excluded on purpose, with a stated reason', () => { + // .why = the sanctioned escape. a nested object or an order-insensitive array cannot be + // compared by `!==`, so it is excluded HERE and compared by its own comparator + // beside the call. the exclusion is a decision on record, not an omission. + const detected = { ...expected, shaPinningRequired: false }; + + when('[t0] verified with that field excluded', () => { + then('it passes, since the exclusion was deliberate', () => { + expect(() => + verifyReadAfterWrite({ + operation: 'setPosture', + expected, + detected, + fields: ['enabledRepositories', 'allowedActions'], + excluded: { + shaPinningRequired: + 'compared by its own comparator beside this call', + }, + }), + ).not.toThrow(); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case6] an empty field list', () => { + when('[t0] every key is excluded on purpose', () => { + then('it passes, since no key went unaccounted', () => { + expect(() => + verifyReadAfterWrite({ + operation: 'setPosture', + expected, + detected: { ...expected, shaPinningRequired: false }, + fields: [], + excluded: { + enabledRepositories: 'deliberate', + allowedActions: 'deliberate', + shaPinningRequired: 'deliberate', + }, + }), + ).not.toThrow(); + }); + }); + + when('[t1] no key is excluded', () => { + then('it throws — an empty list is now a gap, not a waiver', () => { + expect(() => + verifyReadAfterWrite({ + operation: 'setPosture', + expected, + detected: { ...expected }, + fields: [], + excluded: {}, + }), + ).toThrow(); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/_utils/verifyReadAfterWrite.ts b/src/domain.operations/_utils/verifyReadAfterWrite.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..af5eb38 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/_utils/verifyReadAfterWrite.ts @@ -0,0 +1,89 @@ +import { UnexpectedCodePathError } from 'helpful-errors'; + +/** + * .what = failfasts when any declared field did not persist after a write + * .why = `rule.require.read-after-write` demands that a set operation verify actual state + * rather than trust a 204. done per-field with a hand-rolled `if` each time, the + * rule is a DISCIPLINE — and a discipline can be forgotten one field at a time. + * + * .note = this exists because it WAS forgotten. `setOrgActionsPermissions` wrote an + * allowlist on a second PUT and verified none of it, so a pattern github dropped + * would have returned success. a field-list makes "did i compare every declared + * field" a STRUCTURAL question — the list sits beside the write, and a new field + * added to one and not the other is visible in a single glance. + * + * .note = reports EVERY drifted field, not merely the first. an operator who must correct + * a posture by hand needs the whole diff, not one item of it at a time. + * + * .note = scalar comparison by `!==`. a nested or collection field (e.g. an allowlist, + * whose order is not drift) needs its own comparator and stays an explicit check + * beside this call — the util does not pretend to cover what it cannot compare. + */ +export const verifyReadAfterWrite = (input: { + operation: string; + + /** + * .why = `expected` / `detected`, never `desired` / `after` + * (`rule.prefer.expected-detected`). this is a desired-vs-observed compare, which + * is exactly the pair that rule names — and `after` was the worse half: a + * before/after word in a slot that holds OBSERVED REALITY, so it described when + * the read happened rather than what the value is. + */ + expected: T; + detected: T; + + fields: readonly (keyof T)[]; + + /** + * every key deliberately NOT scalar-compared here, mapped to WHY + * + * .why = a hand-maintained `fields` list answers "did i compare every field" only while + * it stays complete, and a list has no way to notice a field added beside it. so + * the list ALONE left an omission invisible — the same shape of defect that let + * `selectedActions` ship unverified in the first place. + * + * .why = required, never optional (`rule.forbid.undefined-inputs`). with a default, an + * omission would read as "no key needs an exclusion" — indistinguishable from + * "i never considered it". required, every key of the resource is either verified + * here or excluded WITH A STATED REASON, and a newly added field belongs to + * neither until a human decides which. + */ + excluded: Readonly>>; + + hints?: Partial>; +}): void => { + // failfast if any declared key is neither verified nor deliberately excluded + // .why = this is the guard that makes the `fields` list self-policing. a field added to + // the resource and to its PUT body, but forgotten here, now fails LOUD on the + // first write instead of passing silently forever. + const unaccounted = Object.keys(input.expected).filter( + (key) => !input.fields.includes(key as keyof T) && !(key in input.excluded), + ); + if (unaccounted.length) + UnexpectedCodePathError.throw( + `read-after-write gap: ${unaccounted.join(', ')} is neither verified nor excluded`, + { + operation: input.operation, + unaccounted, + hint: 'add each to `fields` to verify it, or to `excluded` with the reason it cannot be scalar-compared', + }, + ); + + const drifted = input.fields.filter( + (field) => input.detected[field] !== input.expected[field], + ); + if (!drifted.length) return; + + UnexpectedCodePathError.throw( + `read-after-write mismatch: ${drifted.join(', ')} differs from requested`, + { + operation: input.operation, + drifted: drifted.map((field) => ({ + field, + expected: input.expected[field], + detected: input.detected[field], + hint: input.hints?.[field] ?? null, + })), + }, + ); +}; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ca04997 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,79 @@ +import { getError } from 'helpful-errors'; +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval'; + +import { asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval } from './asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval'; + +describe('asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval', () => { + const org = { login: 'test-org' }; + + given('[case1] the live ehmpathy posture, verified 2026-08-04', () => { + // .note = the exact body observed from + // GET /orgs/ehmpathy/actions/permissions/fork-pr-contributor-approval + const data = { approval_policy: 'first_time_contributors' }; + + when('[t0] cast', () => { + const result = asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval({ + data, + org, + }); + + then('it casts to the declared shape', () => { + expect(result).toBeInstanceOf(DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval); + expect(result.org).toEqual(org); + }); + + then('it carries the live policy verbatim', () => { + expect(result.approvalPolicy).toEqual('first_time_contributors'); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] each recognized policy', () => { + const policies = [ + 'first_time_contributors_new_to_github', + 'first_time_contributors', + 'all_external_contributors', + ] as const; + + policies.map((policy) => + when(`[t0] cast '${policy}'`, () => { + then('it round trips unchanged', () => { + const result = asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval({ + data: { approval_policy: policy }, + org, + }); + expect(result.approvalPolicy).toEqual(policy); + }); + }), + ); + }); + + given('[case3] an unrecognized policy', () => { + // .why = unlike its peers, this cast can NOT default safely. a boolean has an + // unambiguous github default; a policy enum does not. a wrong guess would + // silently misreport the contributor boundary, and a security posture + // misreported is worse than a read that refuses to answer. + when('[t0] cast a policy github has not documented', () => { + then('it fails fast rather than guess at the strictness', () => { + const error = getError(() => + asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval({ + data: { approval_policy: 'some_future_policy' }, + org, + }), + ); + expect(error.message).toContain('unrecognized fork-pr approval policy'); + }); + }); + + when('[t1] cast a response with the policy absent', () => { + then('it fails fast rather than assume a default', () => { + const error = getError(() => + asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval({ data: {}, org }), + ); + expect(error.message).toContain('unrecognized fork-pr approval policy'); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9645134 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval.ts @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +import type { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import { UnexpectedCodePathError } from 'helpful-errors'; +import type { HasMetadata } from 'type-fns'; + +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval'; + +/** + * .what = the shape returned by GET /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/fork-pr-contributor-approval + * .why = typed by hand alongside its peers, so the whole family reads one way + * .note = verified live against the ehmpathy org on 2026-08-04: + * {"approval_policy":"first_time_contributors"} + */ +export interface GithubOrgActionsForkPrApprovalResponse { + approval_policy?: string; +} + +/** + * .what = casts the github api shape into our declared shape + * .why = centralizes the transformation so GET and SET agree on it + * + * .note = an unrecognized policy FAILS FAST rather than falls back. every other cast in + * this family can default safely, because an absent boolean has an unambiguous + * github default. this one can not: a wrong guess here would silently report the + * wrong contributor boundary, and a security posture misreported is worse than a + * read that refuses to answer. + */ +export const asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval = (input: { + data: GithubOrgActionsForkPrApprovalResponse; + org: RefByUnique; +}): HasMetadata => { + const approvalPolicy = + ((): DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval['approvalPolicy'] => { + const policy = input.data.approval_policy; + if (policy === 'first_time_contributors_new_to_github') return policy; + if (policy === 'first_time_contributors') return policy; + if (policy === 'all_external_contributors') return policy; + return UnexpectedCodePathError.throw( + 'github returned an unrecognized fork-pr approval policy', + { + approvalPolicy: policy, + org: input.org.login, + hint: 'github may have added a new policy value. add it to DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval rather than guess at its strictness.', + }, + ); + })(); + + return new DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval({ + org: input.org, + approvalPolicy, + }) as HasMetadata; +}; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/asOrgActionsForkPrApprovalPutBody.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/asOrgActionsForkPrApprovalPutBody.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b8efaf1 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/asOrgActionsForkPrApprovalPutBody.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +import { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval'; + +import { asOrgActionsForkPrApprovalPutBody } from './asOrgActionsForkPrApprovalPutBody'; + +/** + * .what = clamps the wire shape of the fork-pr approval gate write + * .why = this endpoint is untyped by the installed octokit, so the outbound field name + * gets no compile-time check. it decides who trips a human approval gate before + * outside code runs, so a dropped field is a real loosened control. + * + * .note = the bound of this clamp, stated rather than implied: it proves the cast is + * what this repo INTENDS, not that github accepts the key. the key name is + * cross-checked against the live GET body by the collocated integration test. + * + * .note = pure. no remote boundary is crossed, so it runs in CI unconditionally. + */ +describe('asOrgActionsForkPrApprovalPutBody', () => { + const org = RefByUnique.as({ login: 'ehmpathy' }); + + // .why = every policy github documents, so a cast that special-cased one value + // (or dropped an unfamiliar one) goes red rather than loosening the gate quietly + const policies = [ + 'first_time_contributors_new_to_github', + 'first_time_contributors', + 'all_external_contributors', + ] as const; + + given('[case1] each documented approval policy', () => { + policies.map((approvalPolicy) => + when(`[t0] cast '${approvalPolicy}'`, () => { + const body = asOrgActionsForkPrApprovalPutBody({ + desired: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval.as({ + org, + approvalPolicy, + }), + }); + + then('it reaches the wire unchanged, under its own key', () => { + expect(body).toEqual({ + org: 'ehmpathy', + approval_policy: approvalPolicy, + }); + }); + }), + ); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/asOrgActionsForkPrApprovalPutBody.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/asOrgActionsForkPrApprovalPutBody.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..39fb478 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/asOrgActionsForkPrApprovalPutBody.ts @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval'; + +/** + * .what = casts the declared fork-pr approval gate into github's PUT body shape + * .why = the installed octokit does not type this endpoint, so the outbound field names + * get no compile-time check. pulled out of the write path so the wire shape is a + * pure function a reviewer reads in one glance, and a test can hold it still. + * + * .note = what a test over this DOES prove: that every declared field reaches the wire, + * under the key this repo believes github uses. what it does NOT prove: that the + * key is the one github actually accepts — only a live write settles that, and + * that write is the human's dogfood apply. + */ +export const asOrgActionsForkPrApprovalPutBody = (input: { + desired: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval; +}): { + org: string; + approval_policy: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval['approvalPolicy']; +} => ({ + org: input.desired.org.login, + approval_policy: input.desired.approvalPolicy, +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval.integration.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval.integration.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1b30bdf --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval.integration.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,57 @@ +import { genContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; +import { given, then, useThen, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { getSampleGithubContext } from '@src/.test/assets/getSampleGithubContext'; + +import { getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval } from './getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval'; + +const { log } = genContextLogTrail({ trail: null, env: null }); + +/** + * .note = context is deferred to avoid throw when GITHUB_TOKEN is not set in CI + */ +const getContext = () => ({ log, ...getSampleGithubContext() }); + +/** + * .what = proves this resource reaches the REAL github api, against a real org + * .why = `/actions/permissions/fork-pr-contributor-approval` is an external contract + * the installed octokit does not type at all. the hand-written response shape is + * therefore an unverified ASSERTION about a live endpoint until a real call + * confirms it. + * + * .note = read-only. it never writes to the org. + * .note = UNGATED — see the twin note in `getOneOrgActionsPermissions.integration.test.ts`. + */ +describe('getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval', () => { + given('[case1] a real org', () => { + when('[t0] the read is attempted', () => { + const found = useThen( + 'it returns the live posture', + async () => + await getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval( + { by: { unique: { org: { login: 'ehmpathy' } } } }, + getContext(), + ), + ); + + then('it NEVER reads as absent', () => { + expect(found).not.toEqual(null); + }); + + then('the response carries the org it was asked for', () => { + expect(found!.org.login).toEqual('ehmpathy'); + }); + + then('the policy is one github actually serves', () => { + // .why = this clamps the hand-written response shape against the live api. were + // github to rename a policy value, this goes red rather than let an + // unknown string flow into a declared enum and reach a diff as garbage. + expect([ + 'first_time_contributors_new_to_github', + 'first_time_contributors', + 'all_external_contributors', + ]).toContain(found!.approvalPolicy); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..227a29b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval.ts @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +import { asProcedure } from 'as-procedure'; +import type { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import { HelpfulError, UnexpectedCodePathError } from 'helpful-errors'; +import type { ContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; +import type { HasMetadata, PickOne } from 'type-fns'; + +import { getGithubClient } from '@src/access/sdks/getGithubClient'; +import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval'; + +import { asGithubApiFailureMessage } from '../_utils/asGithubApiFailureMessage'; +import { isGithubNotFoundError } from '../_utils/isGithubNotFoundError'; +import { + asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval, + type GithubOrgActionsForkPrApprovalResponse, +} from './asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval'; + +/** + * .what = gets when a fork pull request needs approval before its workflows run + * .why = retrieves current state so declastruct can diff it against the declared one + */ +export const getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval = asProcedure( + async ( + input: { + by: PickOne<{ + unique: RefByUnique; + }>; + }, + context: ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail, + ): Promise | null> => { + const github = getGithubClient({}, context); + + const org = ((): RefByUnique => { + if (input.by.unique) return input.by.unique.org; + UnexpectedCodePathError.throw('not referenced by unique', { input }); + })(); + + try { + const response = await github.request( + 'GET /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/fork-pr-contributor-approval', + { org: org.login }, + ); + + // .note = SANCTIONED BOUNDARY CAST (rule.forbid.as-cast exception) + // why = the installed octokit does not type this endpoint, so `github.request` + // hands back an untyped body. the shape above is hand-written from the + // live response, verified 2026-08-04. + // drop = removable once octokit ships types for it; then the declared response + // type and this cast both go, and the sdk type is used directly. + return asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval({ + data: response.data as GithubOrgActionsForkPrApprovalResponse, + org, + }); + } catch (error) { + if (!(error instanceof Error)) throw error; + + // .note = a 404 is the only status that means "this org does not exist". a 403 + // (CI auth lacks admin:org) must surface, never read as absent. + if (isGithubNotFoundError({ error })) return null; + + throw new HelpfulError( + asGithubApiFailureMessage({ + operation: 'getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval', + org: org.login, + error, + }), + { cause: error, org: org.login }, + ); + } + }, +); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/setOrgActionsForkPrApproval.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/setOrgActionsForkPrApproval.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..00d9ad0 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrApproval/setOrgActionsForkPrApproval.ts @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval'; + +import { genSetOrgPosture } from '../_utils/genSetOrgPosture'; +import { asOrgActionsForkPrApprovalPutBody } from './asOrgActionsForkPrApprovalPutBody'; +import { getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval } from './getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval'; + +/** + * .what = sets when a fork pull request needs approval before its workflows run + * .why = enables declarative management of the gate that decides whether outside code + * runs in CI unreviewed + * + * .note = composed from `genSetOrgPosture` rather than hand-written. the skeleton it + * supplies — read-before, findsert short-circuit, wrapped write, read-after, + * verify — is the part that drifted twice on this branch when each resource + * carried its own copy. + */ +export const setOrgActionsForkPrApproval = genSetOrgPosture< + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval, + ReturnType +>({ + operation: 'setOrgActionsForkPrApproval', + endpoint: 'PUT /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/fork-pr-contributor-approval', + getOne: getOneOrgActionsForkPrApproval, + asPutBody: asOrgActionsForkPrApprovalPutBody, + fields: ['approvalPolicy'], + excluded: { + org: 'the ref this posture was read by, never a posture field github can drift', + }, + absentAfterWrite: + 'read-after-write failed: fork-pr approval policy absent after upsert', +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..54c37ad --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,92 @@ +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy'; + +import { asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy } from './asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy'; + +describe('asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy', () => { + const org = { login: 'test-org' }; + + given('[case1] the live ehmpathy posture, verified 2026-08-04', () => { + // .note = the exact body observed from + // GET /orgs/ehmpathy/actions/permissions/fork-pr-workflows-private-repos + // — all four closed, which is github's own default for this endpoint + const data = { + run_workflows_from_fork_pull_requests: false, + send_write_tokens_to_workflows: false, + send_secrets_and_variables: false, + require_approval_for_fork_pr_workflows: false, + }; + + when('[t0] cast', () => { + const result = asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy({ + data, + org, + }); + + then('it casts to the declared shape', () => { + expect(result).toBeInstanceOf( + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy, + ); + expect(result.org).toEqual(org); + }); + + then('it carries the live posture verbatim', () => { + expect(result.runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests).toEqual(false); + expect(result.sendWriteTokensToWorkflows).toEqual(false); + expect(result.sendSecretsAndVariables).toEqual(false); + expect(result.requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] an org that permits fork runs with secrets', () => { + // .why = the dangerous posture. it must round trip faithfully, so a plan can show it + // as a diff rather than quietly agree with it. + const data = { + run_workflows_from_fork_pull_requests: true, + send_write_tokens_to_workflows: true, + send_secrets_and_variables: true, + require_approval_for_fork_pr_workflows: false, + }; + + when('[t0] cast', () => { + const result = asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy({ + data, + org, + }); + + then('it reports the open posture faithfully', () => { + expect(result.runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests).toEqual(true); + expect(result.sendWriteTokensToWorkflows).toEqual(true); + expect(result.sendSecretsAndVariables).toEqual(true); + expect(result.requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case3] a response that omits every field', () => { + // .why = unlike its peers, a closed fallback here REPORTS REALITY rather than a + // preference — github's own default for this endpoint is closed, verified live + when('[t0] cast with an empty body', () => { + const result = asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy({ + data: {}, + org, + }); + + then("it falls back closed, as github's own default is", () => { + expect(result.runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests).toEqual(false); + expect(result.sendWriteTokensToWorkflows).toEqual(false); + expect(result.sendSecretsAndVariables).toEqual(false); + expect(result.requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows).toEqual(false); + }); + + then('no field reads undefined', () => { + expect(result.runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests).toBeDefined(); + expect(result.sendWriteTokensToWorkflows).toBeDefined(); + expect(result.sendSecretsAndVariables).toBeDefined(); + expect(result.requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows).toBeDefined(); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c73cbac --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.ts @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +import type { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import type { HasMetadata } from 'type-fns'; + +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy'; + +/** + * .what = the shape returned by + * GET /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/fork-pr-workflows-private-repos + * .why = typed by hand alongside its peers, so the whole family reads one way + * .note = verified live against the ehmpathy org on 2026-08-04 — all four false + */ +export interface GithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyResponse { + run_workflows_from_fork_pull_requests?: boolean; + send_write_tokens_to_workflows?: boolean; + send_secrets_and_variables?: boolean; + require_approval_for_fork_pr_workflows?: boolean; +} + +/** + * .what = casts the github api shape into our declared shape + * .why = centralizes the transformation so GET and SET agree on it + * + * .note = every field defaults FALSE when absent, which is the closed direction. that is + * safe here for a reason its peers can not claim: github's own default for this + * endpoint is closed (verified live — all four false), so the fallback reports + * reality rather than a preference. + */ +export const asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy = (input: { + data: GithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyResponse; + org: RefByUnique; +}): HasMetadata => { + return new DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy({ + org: input.org, + runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests: + input.data.run_workflows_from_fork_pull_requests ?? false, + sendWriteTokensToWorkflows: + input.data.send_write_tokens_to_workflows ?? false, + sendSecretsAndVariables: input.data.send_secrets_and_variables ?? false, + requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows: + input.data.require_approval_for_fork_pr_workflows ?? false, + }) as HasMetadata; +}; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/asOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyPutBody.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/asOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyPutBody.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..43e44ef --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/asOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyPutBody.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,96 @@ +import { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy'; + +import { asOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyPutBody } from './asOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyPutBody'; + +/** + * .what = clamps the wire shape of the private-repo fork posture write + * .why = this endpoint is untyped by the installed octokit, so the outbound field names + * get no compile-time check whatsoever. a rename on the domain object that silently + * drops a field from the body would otherwise reach the live org unnoticed. + * + * .note = the bound of this clamp, stated rather than implied: it proves the cast is + * what this repo INTENDS, not that github accepts the key. the key names are + * cross-checked against the live GET body by the collocated integration test. + * + * .note = pure. no remote boundary is crossed, so it runs in CI unconditionally. + */ +describe('asOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyPutBody', () => { + const org = RefByUnique.as({ login: 'ehmpathy' }); + + given('[case1] the fully locked posture', () => { + const desired = DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.as({ + org, + runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests: false, + sendWriteTokensToWorkflows: false, + sendSecretsAndVariables: false, + requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows: false, + }); + + when('[t0] cast to the put body', () => { + const body = asOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyPutBody({ desired }); + + then('every declared field reaches the wire, none dropped', () => { + expect(body).toEqual({ + org: 'ehmpathy', + run_workflows_from_fork_pull_requests: false, + send_write_tokens_to_workflows: false, + send_secrets_and_variables: false, + require_approval_for_fork_pr_workflows: false, + }); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] the fully open posture', () => { + // .why = a body built with `?? true` or a truthiness guard would look correct against + // case1's all-false input and be wrong here. the inverse case is what catches it. + const desired = DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.as({ + org, + runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests: true, + sendWriteTokensToWorkflows: true, + sendSecretsAndVariables: true, + requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows: true, + }); + + when('[t0] cast to the put body', () => { + const body = asOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyPutBody({ desired }); + + then('each true carries through unchanged', () => { + expect(body).toEqual({ + org: 'ehmpathy', + run_workflows_from_fork_pull_requests: true, + send_write_tokens_to_workflows: true, + send_secrets_and_variables: true, + require_approval_for_fork_pr_workflows: true, + }); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case3] a posture where the four booleans disagree', () => { + // .why = clamps against a body that sends one field under its neighbour's key. + // all-same inputs cannot detect a crossed wire; four distinct values can. + const desired = DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.as({ + org, + runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests: true, + sendWriteTokensToWorkflows: false, + sendSecretsAndVariables: true, + requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows: false, + }); + + when('[t0] cast to the put body', () => { + const body = asOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyPutBody({ desired }); + + then('each value lands under its own key, not a neighbour', () => { + expect(body.run_workflows_from_fork_pull_requests).toEqual(true); + expect(body.send_write_tokens_to_workflows).toEqual(false); + expect(body.send_secrets_and_variables).toEqual(true); + expect(body.require_approval_for_fork_pr_workflows).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/asOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyPutBody.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/asOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyPutBody.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..473e8ff --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/asOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyPutBody.ts @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy'; + +/** + * .what = casts the declared private-repo fork posture into github's PUT body shape + * .why = the installed octokit does not type this endpoint, so the outbound field names + * get no compile-time check. pulled out of the write path so the wire shape is a + * pure function a reviewer reads in one glance, and a test can hold it still. + * + * .note = what a test over this DOES prove: that every declared field reaches the wire, + * under the key this repo believes github uses. what it does NOT prove: that the + * key is the one github actually accepts — only a live write settles that, and + * that write is the human's dogfood apply. + */ +export const asOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyPutBody = (input: { + desired: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy; +}): { + org: string; + run_workflows_from_fork_pull_requests: boolean; + send_write_tokens_to_workflows: boolean; + send_secrets_and_variables: boolean; + require_approval_for_fork_pr_workflows: boolean; +} => ({ + org: input.desired.org.login, + run_workflows_from_fork_pull_requests: + input.desired.runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests, + send_write_tokens_to_workflows: input.desired.sendWriteTokensToWorkflows, + send_secrets_and_variables: input.desired.sendSecretsAndVariables, + require_approval_for_fork_pr_workflows: + input.desired.requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows, +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.integration.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.integration.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6a298e4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.integration.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ +import { genContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; +import { given, then, useThen, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { getSampleGithubContext } from '@src/.test/assets/getSampleGithubContext'; + +import { getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy } from './getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy'; + +const { log } = genContextLogTrail({ trail: null, env: null }); + +/** + * .note = context is deferred to avoid throw when GITHUB_TOKEN is not set in CI + */ +const getContext = () => ({ log, ...getSampleGithubContext() }); + +/** + * .what = proves this resource reaches the REAL github api, against a real org + * .why = `/actions/permissions/fork-pr-workflows-private-repos` is an external contract + * the installed octokit does not type, and it carries FOUR fields. a rename or a + * drop of any one of them would reach a diff as `undefined` — which reads as + * "false", the permissive answer — without a real call to catch it. + * + * .note = read-only. it never writes to the org. + * .note = UNGATED — see the twin note in `getOneOrgActionsPermissions.integration.test.ts`. + */ +describe('getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy', () => { + given('[case1] a real org', () => { + when('[t0] the read is attempted', () => { + const found = useThen( + 'it returns the live posture', + async () => + await getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy( + { by: { unique: { org: { login: 'ehmpathy' } } } }, + getContext(), + ), + ); + + then('it NEVER reads as absent', () => { + expect(found).not.toEqual(null); + }); + + then('the response carries the org it was asked for', () => { + expect(found!.org.login).toEqual('ehmpathy'); + }); + + then('all four declared fields arrive as real booleans', () => { + // .why = the cast that builds this object is hand-written against an untyped + // body. an absent field arrives as `undefined`, which is NOT a boolean — + // so this clamps the shape rather than assume it. + expect(typeof found!.runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests).toEqual( + 'boolean', + ); + expect(typeof found!.sendWriteTokensToWorkflows).toEqual('boolean'); + expect(typeof found!.sendSecretsAndVariables).toEqual('boolean'); + expect(typeof found!.requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows).toEqual( + 'boolean', + ); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b669039 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.ts @@ -0,0 +1,75 @@ +import { asProcedure } from 'as-procedure'; +import type { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import { HelpfulError, UnexpectedCodePathError } from 'helpful-errors'; +import type { ContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; +import type { HasMetadata, PickOne } from 'type-fns'; + +import { getGithubClient } from '@src/access/sdks/getGithubClient'; +import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy'; + +import { asGithubApiFailureMessage } from '../_utils/asGithubApiFailureMessage'; +import { isGithubNotFoundError } from '../_utils/isGithubNotFoundError'; +import { + asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy, + type GithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyResponse, +} from './asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy'; + +/** + * .what = gets what a fork pull request may do against private repos in the org + * .why = retrieves current state so declastruct can diff it against the declared one + */ +export const getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy = asProcedure( + async ( + input: { + by: PickOne<{ + unique: RefByUnique< + typeof DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy + >; + }>; + }, + context: ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail, + ): Promise | null> => { + const github = getGithubClient({}, context); + + const org = ((): RefByUnique => { + if (input.by.unique) return input.by.unique.org; + UnexpectedCodePathError.throw('not referenced by unique', { input }); + })(); + + try { + const response = await github.request( + 'GET /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/fork-pr-workflows-private-repos', + { org: org.login }, + ); + + // .note = SANCTIONED BOUNDARY CAST (rule.forbid.as-cast exception) + // why = the installed octokit does not type this endpoint, so `github.request` + // hands back an untyped body. the shape above is hand-written from the + // live response, verified 2026-08-04. + // drop = removable once octokit ships types for it; then the declared response + // type and this cast both go, and the sdk type is used directly. + return asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy({ + data: response.data as GithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyResponse, + org, + }); + } catch (error) { + if (!(error instanceof Error)) throw error; + + // .note = a 404 is the only status that means "this org does not exist". this + // endpoint also 403s under enterprise management, and that MUST surface as + // a failure rather than read as an absent resource. + if (isGithubNotFoundError({ error })) return null; + + throw new HelpfulError( + asGithubApiFailureMessage({ + operation: 'getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy', + org: org.login, + error, + }), + { cause: error, org: org.login }, + ); + } + }, +); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/setOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/setOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5ea4a78 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy/setOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy.ts @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy'; + +import { genSetOrgPosture } from '../_utils/genSetOrgPosture'; +import { asOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyPutBody } from './asOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyPutBody'; +import { getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy } from './getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy'; + +/** + * .what = sets what a fork pull request may do against private repos in the org + * .why = enables declarative management of the private-repo fork boundary + * + * .note = `run_workflows_from_fork_pull_requests` is required in the PUT body; the other + * three are documented optional, but all four are sent because all four are + * declared, and a declared control that is not written is a control that drifts. + * + * .note = composed from `genSetOrgPosture` rather than hand-written. the skeleton it + * supplies — read-before, findsert short-circuit, wrapped write, read-after, + * verify — is the part that drifted twice on this branch when each resource + * carried its own copy. + */ +export const setOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy = genSetOrgPosture< + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy, + ReturnType +>({ + operation: 'setOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy', + endpoint: + 'PUT /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/fork-pr-workflows-private-repos', + getOne: getOneOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy, + asPutBody: asOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyPutBody, + fields: [ + 'runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests', + 'sendWriteTokensToWorkflows', + 'sendSecretsAndVariables', + 'requireApprovalForForkPrWorkflows', + ], + excluded: { + org: 'the ref this posture was read by, never a posture field github can drift', + }, + hints: { + sendWriteTokensToWorkflows: + 'github can not grant write tokens while runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests is false', + sendSecretsAndVariables: + 'github can not grant secrets while runWorkflowsFromForkPullRequests is false', + }, + absentAfterWrite: + 'read-after-write failed: fork-pr private repo policy absent after upsert', +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/__snapshots__/asTornPostureReadFailure.test.ts.snap b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/__snapshots__/asTornPostureReadFailure.test.ts.snap new file mode 100644 index 0000000..aa1ea61 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/__snapshots__/asTornPostureReadFailure.test.ts.snap @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +// Jest Snapshot v1, https://jestjs.io/docs/snapshot-testing + +exports[`asTornPostureReadFailure given: [case1] a torn read of a real org when: [t0] the failure is built then: the rendered failure holds still 1`] = ` +{ + "hint": "re-run 'declastruct plan'; the next read of ehmpathy sees one consistent state", + "message": "the org left the 'selected' actions state mid-read — the posture read is torn", +} +`; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4d59128 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,123 @@ +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions, + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions, +} from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions'; + +import { asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions } from './asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions'; + +describe('asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions', () => { + const org = { login: 'test-org' }; + + given('[case1] the live ehmpathy posture, verified 2026-08-03', () => { + // .note = this is the exact body observed from GET /orgs/ehmpathy/actions/permissions + const data = { + enabled_repositories: 'all' as const, + allowed_actions: 'all' as const, + sha_pinning_required: false, + }; + + when('[t0] cast with no allowlist', () => { + const result = asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions({ + data, + selectedActions: null, + org, + }); + + then('it casts to the declared shape', () => { + expect(result).toBeInstanceOf(DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions); + expect(result.org).toEqual(org); + }); + + then('it carries the live posture verbatim', () => { + expect(result.enabledRepositories).toEqual('all'); + expect(result.allowedActions).toEqual('all'); + expect(result.shaPinningRequired).toEqual(false); + }); + + then('the allowlist is null, since it does not apply here', () => { + expect(result.selectedActions).toEqual(null); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] an org in the selected state, with an allowlist', () => { + const data = { + enabled_repositories: 'all' as const, + allowed_actions: 'selected' as const, + sha_pinning_required: true, + }; + const selectedActions = { + github_owned_allowed: true, + verified_allowed: false, + patterns_allowed: ['ehmpathy/*'], + }; + + when('[t0] cast with the allowlist present', () => { + const result = asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions({ + data, + selectedActions, + org, + }); + + then('the allowlist is nested, not a peer', () => { + expect(result.selectedActions).toBeInstanceOf( + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions, + ); + expect(result.selectedActions?.githubOwnedAllowed).toEqual(true); + expect(result.selectedActions?.verifiedAllowed).toEqual(false); + expect(result.selectedActions?.patternsAllowed).toEqual(['ehmpathy/*']); + }); + + then('the sha pin requirement is carried through', () => { + expect(result.shaPinningRequired).toEqual(true); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case3] a response that omits the optional fields', () => { + // .why = github omits fields an org has never set; absent must not read as unknown + const data = { enabled_repositories: 'none' as const }; + + when('[t0] cast with each optional field absent', () => { + const result = asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions({ + data, + selectedActions: null, + org, + }); + + then('allowedActions falls back to the github default', () => { + expect(result.allowedActions).toEqual('all'); + }); + + then('an absent sha pin requirement reads false, never undefined', () => { + expect(result.shaPinningRequired).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case4] an allowlist whose own fields are absent', () => { + const data = { + enabled_repositories: 'all' as const, + allowed_actions: 'selected' as const, + }; + + when('[t0] cast with an empty allowlist body', () => { + const result = asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions({ + data, + selectedActions: {}, + org, + }); + + then('the booleans default closed, not open', () => { + expect(result.selectedActions?.githubOwnedAllowed).toEqual(false); + expect(result.selectedActions?.verifiedAllowed).toEqual(false); + }); + + then('patterns default to an empty list, never undefined', () => { + expect(result.selectedActions?.patternsAllowed).toEqual([]); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ccf52ef --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions.ts @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +import type { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import type { HasMetadata } from 'type-fns'; + +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; +import { + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions, + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions, +} from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions'; + +/** + * .what = the shape returned by GET /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions + * .why = octokit DOES type this endpoint, but its type OMITS `sha_pinning_required` — the + * single highest value field of this resource. so the sdk type is incomplete rather + * than absent, and this hand-written shape is what carries that field. + * + * .note = ⚠️ do NOT replace this with octokit's type on the grounds that one exists. that + * swap compiles, lints, and silently stops the field from reaching us — the org's + * most important control would simply stop to be diffed. + * + * .note = verified live against the ehmpathy org on 2026-08-03 + */ +export interface GithubOrgActionsPermissionsResponse { + enabled_repositories: 'all' | 'none' | 'selected'; + allowed_actions?: 'all' | 'local_only' | 'selected'; + sha_pinning_required?: boolean; + selected_actions_url?: string; +} + +/** + * .what = the shape returned by GET /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/selected-actions + * .why = only readable while allowed_actions = 'selected'; 409s otherwise + */ +export interface GithubOrgActionsSelectedActionsResponse { + github_owned_allowed?: boolean; + verified_allowed?: boolean; + patterns_allowed?: string[]; +} + +/** + * .what = casts the github api shape into our declared shape + * .why = centralizes the transformation so GET and SET agree on it + */ +export const asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions = (input: { + data: GithubOrgActionsPermissionsResponse; + selectedActions: GithubOrgActionsSelectedActionsResponse | null; + org: RefByUnique; +}): HasMetadata => { + const allowedActions = input.data.allowed_actions ?? 'all'; + + return new DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions({ + org: input.org, + enabledRepositories: input.data.enabled_repositories, + allowedActions, + + // .note = absent means the org has never set it, which github treats as false + shaPinningRequired: input.data.sha_pinning_required ?? false, + + // .note = null is "not applicable in this state", never "unknown" + selectedActions: input.selectedActions + ? new DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions({ + githubOwnedAllowed: + input.selectedActions.github_owned_allowed ?? false, + verifiedAllowed: input.selectedActions.verified_allowed ?? false, + patternsAllowed: input.selectedActions.patterns_allowed ?? [], + }) + : null, + }) as HasMetadata; +}; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/asTornPostureReadFailure.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/asTornPostureReadFailure.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..27b691b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/asTornPostureReadFailure.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,61 @@ +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { asTornPostureReadFailure } from './asTornPostureReadFailure'; + +/** + * .what = clamps the one failure an operator sees when the two posture reads disagree + * .why = the torn pair this names is a state the domain object declares unrepresentable, so + * the alternative to this message is a ConstraintError that blames the READER for a + * declaration they never made. what must hold is that the operator is told what + * happened and what to do — never that they mis-declared. + * + * .note = pure. no remote boundary is crossed, so it runs in CI unconditionally. + * + * .note = this branch has NO boundary clamp, on purpose. to reach it against a live org + * needs a concurrent WRITE to the shared `ehmpathy` actions policy, which no test + * may perform, and to reach it with a replaced client would be a mock in an + * integration test (`rule.forbid.integration.mocks`). so the text is clamped here, + * where it is pure, and the 409 detection is clamped by `isGithubConflictError`. + */ +describe('asTornPostureReadFailure', () => { + given('[case1] a torn read of a real org', () => { + when('[t0] the failure is built', () => { + const failure = asTornPostureReadFailure({ org: 'ehmpathy' }); + + then('it names the torn read, not a declare-time mistake', () => { + // .why = the reader did no wrong. a message that reads as a declaration defect + // sends them to edit a file that is already correct. + expect(failure.message).toContain('torn'); + expect(failure.message).toContain('mid-read'); + }); + + then('it NEVER tells a reader to declare an allowlist', () => { + // .why = that is the constructor's advice, and it is advice for a WRITER. it was the + // message an operator got before this branch existed, and it is unactionable. + expect(failure.hint).not.toContain('declare'); + expect(failure.message).not.toContain('declare'); + }); + + then('the fix is one a READER can act on', () => { + // .why = rule.require.errors-name-the-fix. a reader's only move is to read again. + expect(failure.hint).toContain('re-run'); + expect(failure.hint).toContain('declastruct plan'); + }); + + then('it quotes the command the way this family quotes it', () => { + // .why = the 2FA escort names the identical instruction as 'declastruct plan'. a + // backtick here would put two renderings of ONE command side by side in a + // diff, which is the same class of blemish as the nested double quote. + expect(failure.hint).toContain("'declastruct plan'"); + }); + + then('the hint names the org, so it is not a generic retry', () => { + expect(failure.hint).toContain('ehmpathy'); + }); + + then('the rendered failure holds still', () => { + expect(failure).toMatchSnapshot(); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/asTornPostureReadFailure.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/asTornPostureReadFailure.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..216930b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/asTornPostureReadFailure.ts @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +/** + * .what = what an operator is told when the org left the 'selected' actions state mid-read + * .why = this posture is assembled from TWO requests — the mode, then the allowlist. an org + * that flips between them yields a torn pair: `allowedActions: 'selected'` beside a + * null allowlist. that pair is half of one read and half of another, and the domain + * object declares it unrepresentable, because an apply of it would flip the mode and + * leave github's own allowlist in place. + * + * .why = extracted as a pure transformer for the same reason `asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage` + * was: a branch that only a live race can reach is a branch no honest test can hold + * at the boundary. pure, so its exact text is provable in CI and reviewable as a + * snapshot diff — which is what makes it a contract rather than an incidental string. + * + * .note = the fix it names is the one a READER can act on. the constructor would refuse this + * pair too, but with a declare-time message that tells a reader to "declare a + * selectedActions allowlist" — advice for a writer, useless to someone who only read. + * a reader's one move is to read again, so that is what this says. + */ +export const asTornPostureReadFailure = (input: { + org: string; +}): { message: string; hint: string } => ({ + // .note = EVERY inline literal below is SINGLE-quoted — the value, and the command in the + // hint — which is `asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage`'s convention across this family. + // two mechanisms demand it. jest's pretty-format wraps a snapshotted string in + // double quotes and does not escape inner ones, so a double-quoted `"selected"` + // renders as a string that appears to end mid-sentence. and a backtick would put + // `declastruct plan` beside this family's `'declastruct plan'` for the one same + // instruction, in the one artifact whose whole job is to be read at a glance. + message: + "the org left the 'selected' actions state mid-read — the posture read is torn", + hint: `re-run 'declastruct plan'; the next read of ${input.org} sees one consistent state`, +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/getOneOrgActionsPermissions.integration.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/getOneOrgActionsPermissions.integration.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7163d81 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/getOneOrgActionsPermissions.integration.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,94 @@ +import { genContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; +import { given, then, useThen, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { getSampleGithubContext } from '@src/.test/assets/getSampleGithubContext'; + +import { getOneOrgActionsPermissions } from './getOneOrgActionsPermissions'; + +const { log } = genContextLogTrail({ trail: null, env: null }); + +/** + * .note = context is deferred to avoid throw when GITHUB_TOKEN is not set in CI + */ +const getContext = () => ({ log, ...getSampleGithubContext() }); + +/** + * .what = proves this resource reaches the REAL github api, against a real org + * .why = `/actions/permissions` is an external contract. a unit test can not prove the + * endpoint exists, that its body still carries `sha_pinning_required`, or that + * the hand-written response shape still matches what github serves. only a real + * call can, and this resource's whole value rests on that one field. + * + * .note = read-only. it never writes to the org. + * + * .note = UNGATED on purpose. the test-auth app CI installs already grants this read + * (verified live 2026-08-04), so there is no admin gate to hide behind — the + * contract is proven on every CI run, not only on a maintainer's laptop. + * + * .note = NO MOCKS, and one branch is deliberately absent as a result. the torn-read case — + * where the org leaves the 'selected' state between the two requests this posture is + * assembled from — cannot be produced against a live org without a concurrent WRITE + * to the shared `ehmpathy` actions policy, which no test may perform. to produce it + * with a replaced client would be a mock in an integration test, which + * `rule.forbid.integration.mocks` forbids outright, and which would prove only the + * mock. so that branch is clamped where it is honest to clamp it, purely: + * `asTornPostureReadFailure.test.ts` holds its text, `isGithubConflictError.test.ts` + * holds the 409 detection, and `isDiagnosedFailure.test.ts` holds the rule that keeps + * the diagnosis intact as it travels up. what stays unclamped is only the WIRE + * between them, and that is disclosed rather than faked. + */ +describe('getOneOrgActionsPermissions', () => { + given('[case1] a real org', () => { + when('[t0] the read is attempted', () => { + const found = useThen( + 'it returns the live posture', + async () => + await getOneOrgActionsPermissions( + { by: { unique: { org: { login: 'ehmpathy' } } } }, + getContext(), + ), + ); + + then('it NEVER reads as absent', () => { + // .why = `null` means "this org does not exist", which declastruct treats as a + // converged absence. the org DOES exist, so a null here would be some + // other status mis-read as a 404 — and the whole posture would be + // skipped without a word. + expect(found).not.toEqual(null); + }); + + then('the response carries the org it was asked for', () => { + expect(found!.org.login).toEqual('ehmpathy'); + }); + + then('the enum fields hold values github actually serves', () => { + // .why = this clamps the hand-written response shape against the live api. were + // github to rename a value, this goes red rather than let an unknown + // string flow into a declared enum. + expect(['all', 'none', 'selected']).toContain( + found!.enabledRepositories, + ); + expect(['all', 'local_only', 'selected']).toContain( + found!.allowedActions, + ); + }); + + then('sha_pinning_required survives the trip', () => { + // .why = THE field this wish exists for, and the one octokit's own type omits. + // an absent field would arrive as `undefined`, which is not a boolean — + // so this catches a silent drop rather than assume the shape. + expect(typeof found!.shaPinningRequired).toEqual('boolean'); + }); + + then( + 'the allowlist is present only when the org is in that state', + () => { + // .why = the companion endpoint 409s outside the 'selected' state, so `null` + // must mean "not applicable here" — never "we failed to read it" + if (found!.allowedActions !== 'selected') + expect(found!.selectedActions).toEqual(null); + }, + ); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/getOneOrgActionsPermissions.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/getOneOrgActionsPermissions.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..89044ef --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/getOneOrgActionsPermissions.ts @@ -0,0 +1,160 @@ +import { asProcedure } from 'as-procedure'; +import type { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import { HelpfulError, UnexpectedCodePathError } from 'helpful-errors'; +import type { ContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; +import type { HasMetadata, PickOne } from 'type-fns'; + +import { getGithubClient } from '@src/access/sdks/getGithubClient'; +import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions'; + +import { asGithubApiFailureMessage } from '../_utils/asGithubApiFailureMessage'; +import { isDiagnosedFailure } from '../_utils/isDiagnosedFailure'; +import { isGithubConflictError } from '../_utils/isGithubConflictError'; +import { isGithubNotFoundError } from '../_utils/isGithubNotFoundError'; +import { + asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions, + type GithubOrgActionsPermissionsResponse, + type GithubOrgActionsSelectedActionsResponse, +} from './asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions'; +import { asTornPostureReadFailure } from './asTornPostureReadFailure'; + +/** + * .what = reads the selected-actions allowlist, when it is applicable + * .why = the endpoint 409s whenever allowedActions !== 'selected', which is a valid + * state rather than a failure — so that state maps to null, not to a throw. it is + * recognized BEFORE the call, by `applicable`, so no request is even made. + * + * .note = a 409 that arrives anyway therefore carries a narrower meaning: the org left + * the 'selected' state between the two reads. that is a TORN read, not an absent + * allowlist, and it fails loud — see the branch below for why. + */ +const getOneSelectedActions = async ( + input: { org: string; applicable: boolean }, + context: ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail, +): Promise => { + // not applicable unless the org is in the 'selected' state + if (!input.applicable) return null; + + const github = getGithubClient({}, context); + + try { + const response = await github.request( + 'GET /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/selected-actions', + { org: input.org }, + ); + // .note = SANCTIONED BOUNDARY CAST (rule.forbid.as-cast exception) + // why = the installed octokit does not type this endpoint, so `github.request` + // hands back an untyped body. the shape above is hand-written from the + // live response, verified 2026-08-04. + // drop = removable once octokit ships types for it. + return response.data as GithubOrgActionsSelectedActionsResponse; + } catch (error) { + if (!(error instanceof Error)) throw error; + + // a 409 means the org left the 'selected' state between our two reads + // .why = the pair this would produce — allowedActions 'selected' beside a null + // allowlist — is a state the domain object declares unrepresentable, because + // an apply of it would flip the mode and leave github's own allowlist in + // place. so a null here is not a benign "no allowlist"; it is half of one + // read and half of another, and to smooth it into an object is a failhide. + // .note = it fails loud instead, and the fix is one command: read again. the next + // read sees one consistent state, whichever side of the flip it lands on. + // .note = the text lives in a pure transformer so it is provable and snapshot-reviewable + // in CI — this branch cannot be reached at the boundary without a concurrent + // write to the shared org, which no test may perform. + if (isGithubConflictError({ error })) { + const failure = asTornPostureReadFailure({ org: input.org }); + throw new HelpfulError(failure.message, { + cause: error, + org: input.org, + hint: failure.hint, + }); + } + + throw new HelpfulError( + asGithubApiFailureMessage({ + operation: 'getOneOrgActionsPermissions.selectedActions', + org: input.org, + error, + }), + { cause: error, org: input.org }, + ); + } +}; + +/** + * .what = gets an org's github actions permissions + * .why = retrieves the current posture so declastruct can diff it against the declared one + */ +export const getOneOrgActionsPermissions = asProcedure( + async ( + input: { + by: PickOne<{ + unique: RefByUnique; + }>; + }, + context: ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail, + ): Promise | null> => { + const github = getGithubClient({}, context); + + const org = ((): RefByUnique => { + if (input.by.unique) return input.by.unique.org; + UnexpectedCodePathError.throw('not referenced by unique', { input }); + })(); + + try { + const response = await github.request( + 'GET /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions', + { org: org.login }, + ); + // .note = SANCTIONED BOUNDARY CAST (rule.forbid.as-cast exception) + // why = octokit types this endpoint, but WITHOUT `sha_pinning_required` — the + // single highest value field of this wish (vision groundwork #4). so the + // sdk type is not merely absent, it is INCOMPLETE, and the hand-written + // shape is what carries the field. verified live 2026-08-04. + // drop = removable once octokit ships the field; until then, a switch back to + // the sdk type would silently drop that field. + const data = response.data as GithubOrgActionsPermissionsResponse; + + const selectedActions = await getOneSelectedActions( + { org: org.login, applicable: data.allowed_actions === 'selected' }, + context, + ); + + return asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions({ + data, + selectedActions, + org, + }); + } catch (error) { + if (!(error instanceof Error)) throw error; + + // .why = this try covers BOTH requests, so an error the companion read already + // diagnosed lands here too. those carry a `HelpfulError`, and to wrap one + // again would overwrite a precise cause with this operation's name and — since + // our own errors carry no `status` — an "unmapped status" verdict. that is the + // confident-wrong diagnosis `asGithubApiFailureMessage`'s unmapped branch + // exists to prevent, produced by the wrap rather than by the message. + // .note = named rather than inlined as an `instanceof`, so the DECISION reads at the + // call site and carries its own clamp — see `isDiagnosedFailure.test.ts`, + // where [case3] holds the other direction: a live api failure must still + // render guidance, never pass through bare. + if (isDiagnosedFailure({ error })) throw error; + + // .note = a 404 is the only status that means "this org does not exist". a 403 + // (CI auth lacks admin:org) and a 409 must surface, never read as absent. + if (isGithubNotFoundError({ error })) return null; + + throw new HelpfulError( + asGithubApiFailureMessage({ + operation: 'getOneOrgActionsPermissions', + org: org.login, + error, + }), + { cause: error, org: org.login }, + ); + } + }, +); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/isSamePatternSet.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/isSamePatternSet.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8778b23 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/isSamePatternSet.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,97 @@ +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { isSamePatternSet } from './isSamePatternSet'; + +/** + * .what = clamps the allowlist comparison that guards the read-after-write + * .why = this predicate decides whether `setOrgActionsPermissions` accepts what github + * stored. a false TRUE lets a dropped pattern through as success — an action + * nobody declared, which every repo in the org may then run. a false FALSE + * reddens a correct apply over mere array order. + */ +describe('isSamePatternSet', () => { + given('[case1] the same patterns in the same order', () => { + when('[t0] compared', () => { + then('it reads as the same set', () => { + expect( + isSamePatternSet({ + requested: ['ehmpathy/*', 'actions/checkout@*'], + actual: ['ehmpathy/*', 'actions/checkout@*'], + }), + ).toEqual(true); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] the same patterns in a different order', () => { + when('[t0] compared', () => { + then('it still reads as the same set, since order is not drift', () => { + expect( + isSamePatternSet({ + requested: ['ehmpathy/*', 'actions/checkout@*'], + actual: ['actions/checkout@*', 'ehmpathy/*'], + }), + ).toEqual(true); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case3] a pattern github DROPPED — the dangerous drift', () => { + when('[t0] compared', () => { + then('it reads as different, so the write fails loud', () => { + expect( + isSamePatternSet({ + requested: ['ehmpathy/*', 'actions/checkout@*'], + actual: ['ehmpathy/*'], + }), + ).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case4] a pattern github ADDED that no one declared', () => { + when('[t0] compared', () => { + then('it reads as different, so the drift surfaces', () => { + expect( + isSamePatternSet({ + requested: ['ehmpathy/*'], + actual: ['ehmpathy/*', 'sketchy/*'], + }), + ).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case5] the same count, but one pattern SWAPPED', () => { + // .why = a size-only check would call this equal. it is the subtlest drift of all — + // one allowlist entry silently replaced by another. + when('[t0] compared', () => { + then('it reads as different', () => { + expect( + isSamePatternSet({ + requested: ['ehmpathy/*', 'actions/checkout@*'], + actual: ['ehmpathy/*', 'sketchy/*'], + }), + ).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case6] two empty allowlists', () => { + when('[t0] compared', () => { + then('it reads as the same set', () => { + expect(isSamePatternSet({ requested: [], actual: [] })).toEqual(true); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case7] a declared allowlist that came back empty', () => { + when('[t0] compared', () => { + then('it reads as different, never as a benign no-op', () => { + expect( + isSamePatternSet({ requested: ['ehmpathy/*'], actual: [] }), + ).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/isSamePatternSet.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/isSamePatternSet.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..47344be --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/isSamePatternSet.ts @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +/** + * .what = checks whether two action allowlists hold the same patterns + * .why = read-after-write must catch a pattern github DROPPED, without a false alarm on + * one github merely reordered. an allowlist is a set — `['a/*','b/*']` and + * `['b/*','a/*']` permit exactly the same actions, so order is not drift. + * + * .note = order-insensitive, but NOT count-insensitive. a duplicate that vanishes is + * still an equal set, yet a genuinely absent pattern changes the set and is + * caught — which is the direction that matters: a dropped pattern is an action + * nobody declared but everybody may run. + * + * .note = extracted rather than left inline so the read-after-write block stays a + * narrative of WHAT it verifies rather than HOW (rule.require.named-transformers). + */ +export const isSamePatternSet = (input: { + requested: string[]; + actual: string[]; +}): boolean => { + const requested = new Set(input.requested); + const actual = new Set(input.actual); + + if (requested.size !== actual.size) return false; + return [...requested].every((pattern) => actual.has(pattern)); +}; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/setOrgActionsPermissions.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/setOrgActionsPermissions.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..39954bd --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/setOrgActionsPermissions.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,200 @@ +import { ConstraintError } from 'helpful-errors'; +import { type ContextLogTrail, genContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; +import { getError, given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions'; + +import { setOrgActionsPermissions } from './setOrgActionsPermissions'; + +/** + * .what = clamps the selected-actions invariant the vision declared unrepresentable + * .why = github ACCEPTS an allowlist declared alongside `allowedActions: 'all'` — it + * returns 204 and then honors none of the patterns. so the failure is silent, and + * what it silently drops is a security control. this is the one state that must + * never reach the api (rule.forbid.failhide). + * + * .note = this needs no mock and crosses no remote boundary: the guard runs BEFORE any + * github client call, which is exactly the property under test. a context with no + * real credential proves it — were the guard absent, the call would be attempted + * and this test would fail with an error other than a ConstraintError. + */ +describe('setOrgActionsPermissions', () => { + const context: ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail = { + github: { token: 'not-a-real-token' }, + ...genContextLogTrail({ trail: null, env: null }), + }; + + given('[case1] an allowlist declared while allowedActions is "all"', () => { + const desired = { + org: { login: 'ehmpathy' }, + enabledRepositories: 'all' as const, + allowedActions: 'all' as const, + shaPinningRequired: true, + selectedActions: new DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions({ + githubOwnedAllowed: true, + verifiedAllowed: false, + patternsAllowed: ['ehmpathy/*'], + }), + }; + + when('[t0] upsert is attempted', () => { + then('it fails fast, before any write', async () => { + await expect( + setOrgActionsPermissions({ upsert: desired }, context), + ).rejects.toThrow(ConstraintError); + }); + + then('the error names the fix, not only the symptom', async () => { + const error = await getError( + setOrgActionsPermissions({ upsert: desired }, context), + ); + + expect(error.message).toContain("allowedActions is not 'selected'"); + expect( + (error as Error & { metadata: { hint: string } }).metadata.hint, + ).toContain("either set allowedActions to 'selected'"); + }); + }); + }); + + given( + '[case2] an allowlist declared while allowedActions is "local_only"', + () => { + const desired = { + org: { login: 'ehmpathy' }, + enabledRepositories: 'all' as const, + allowedActions: 'local_only' as const, + shaPinningRequired: true, + selectedActions: new DeclaredGithubOrgActionsSelectedActions({ + githubOwnedAllowed: false, + verifiedAllowed: false, + patternsAllowed: [], + }), + }; + + when('[t0] upsert is attempted', () => { + then( + 'it is rejected too — the invariant is not "all"-specific', + async () => { + // .why = an EMPTY allowlist is the sharper case: it looks harmless, and it is + // the one a reader is most likely to wave through. github ignores it + // just the same, so the guard must not special-case emptiness. + await expect( + setOrgActionsPermissions({ upsert: desired }, context), + ).rejects.toThrow(ConstraintError); + }, + ); + }); + }, + ); + + given('[case3] enabledRepositories declared as "selected"', () => { + // .why = this resource can READ 'selected' but cannot DECLARE it — the repo list + // lives on `/actions/permissions/repositories`, which it does not manage. an + // apply would set the MODE against a list nobody declared. the vision's own + // edge-case table asked for a named refusal rather than half-support. + const desired = { + org: { login: 'ehmpathy' }, + enabledRepositories: 'selected' as const, + allowedActions: 'all' as const, + shaPinningRequired: true, + selectedActions: null, + }; + + when('[t0] upsert is attempted', () => { + then('it fails fast, before any write', async () => { + await expect( + setOrgActionsPermissions({ upsert: desired }, context), + ).rejects.toThrow(ConstraintError); + }); + + then('the error names what is unsupported, and what to do', async () => { + const error = await getError( + setOrgActionsPermissions({ upsert: desired }, context), + ); + + expect(error.message).toContain('readable but not declarable'); + expect( + (error as Error & { metadata: { hint: string } }).metadata.hint, + ).toContain("declare 'all' or 'none'"); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case5] allowedActions "selected" with no allowlist', () => { + // .why = the MIRROR of [case1], and the more dangerous half. the allowlist PUT and + // its read-after-write are both gated on a present `selectedActions`, so this + // shape skips them entirely: the main PUT flips the mode, no allowlist is ever + // sent, and github applies the mode against whatever list it already held. + // .why = this reaches `set` only through the plain-object entrance — the constructor + // refuses it before `.as()` returns. that entrance is real: the dao surface is + // exported, and typescript accepts a structurally-equal literal here. + const desired = { + org: { login: 'ehmpathy' }, + enabledRepositories: 'all' as const, + allowedActions: 'selected' as const, + shaPinningRequired: true, + selectedActions: null, + }; + + when('[t0] upsert is attempted', () => { + then('it fails fast, before any write', async () => { + await expect( + setOrgActionsPermissions({ upsert: desired }, context), + ).rejects.toThrow(ConstraintError); + }); + + then('the error names what github would do instead', async () => { + const error = await getError( + setOrgActionsPermissions({ upsert: desired }, context), + ); + + expect(error.message).toContain('keep the allowlist it already holds'); + expect( + (error as Error & { metadata: { hint: string } }).metadata.hint, + ).toContain('either declare a selectedActions allowlist'); + }); + }); + + when('[t1] the allowlist arrives as undefined, not null', () => { + // .why = the guard tests `!selectedActions`, not `=== null`, so it matches the gate + // it protects verbatim. an `=== null` test would let an undefined slip past + // the guard and straight down the ungated write path — the exact hazard. + then('it is refused just the same', async () => { + await expect( + setOrgActionsPermissions( + { + upsert: { + ...desired, + selectedActions: undefined as unknown as null, + }, + }, + context, + ), + ).rejects.toThrow(ConstraintError); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case4] a findsert that declares "selected"', () => { + // .why = findsert writes no state, but it must not READ as acceptable either. were + // the guard placed after the findsert short-circuit, a declaration github can + // never honor would return a green "converged" — a failhide by placement. + const desired = { + org: { login: 'ehmpathy' }, + enabledRepositories: 'selected' as const, + allowedActions: 'all' as const, + shaPinningRequired: true, + selectedActions: null, + }; + + when('[t0] findsert is attempted', () => { + then('it is refused just the same', async () => { + await expect( + setOrgActionsPermissions({ findsert: desired }, context), + ).rejects.toThrow(ConstraintError); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/setOrgActionsPermissions.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/setOrgActionsPermissions.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..061e76b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsPermissions/setOrgActionsPermissions.ts @@ -0,0 +1,249 @@ +import { asProcedure } from 'as-procedure'; +import { + ConstraintError, + HelpfulError, + UnexpectedCodePathError, +} from 'helpful-errors'; +import type { ContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; +import type { HasMetadata, PickOne } from 'type-fns'; + +import { getGithubClient } from '@src/access/sdks/getGithubClient'; +import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions'; + +import { asGithubApiFailureMessage } from '../_utils/asGithubApiFailureMessage'; +import { verifyReadAfterWrite } from '../_utils/verifyReadAfterWrite'; +import { getOneOrgActionsPermissions } from './getOneOrgActionsPermissions'; +import { isSamePatternSet } from './isSamePatternSet'; + +/** + * .what = sets an org's github actions permissions + * .why = enables declarative management of which actions may run org wide + * + * .note = the PUT is a FULL REPLACE, not a patch — `enabled_repositories` is required, + * and any field left out reverts to github's default. so every declared field + * is sent on every call. + */ +export const setOrgActionsPermissions = asProcedure( + async ( + input: PickOne<{ + findsert: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions; + upsert: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions; + }>, + context: ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail, + ): Promise> => { + const desired = + input.findsert ?? + input.upsert ?? + UnexpectedCodePathError.throw('neither findsert nor upsert given', { + input, + }); + const github = getGithubClient({}, context); + + // reject the one state github accepts but silently ignores + // .why = the allowlist applies ONLY while allowedActions = 'selected'. declare it + // alongside 'all' or 'local_only' and github takes the PUT, returns 204, and + // quietly honors none of the patterns — an allowlist that looks applied and + // bounds no action at all. that is a rule.forbid.failhide of the worst kind, + // since the control it silently drops is a SECURITY control. + // .note = this is the SECOND of two layers, and it is not redundant. the primary guard + // lives on `DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions`'s constructor, so the state is + // unrepresentable at DECLARE time — which is what the vision promised, and what + // makes `plan` (not only `apply`) refuse it. + // this layer catches the entrance the constructor cannot see: a caller who hands + // us a plain object literal that satisfies the interface without ever reaching + // the constructor. the dao surface is exported, so that caller is real. + // do not delete this as a duplicate — the two layers cover different entrances. + if ( + desired.allowedActions !== 'selected' && + desired.selectedActions !== null + ) + throw new ConstraintError( + "selectedActions declared, but allowedActions is not 'selected' — github would ignore the allowlist", + { + org: desired.org.login, + allowedActions: desired.allowedActions, + hint: "either set allowedActions to 'selected', or set selectedActions to null", + }, + ); + + // reject the mirror state, where the mode is declared without the list it governs + // .why = the block below that writes the allowlist is gated on a present + // `desired.selectedActions`. declare 'selected' with none, and that block never + // runs: the main PUT flips the mode, no allowlist is ever sent, and github keeps + // whatever list it already held — a security control set against a list nobody + // declared. + // .why = it also breaks idempotency, which the wish names as acceptance. the declared + // `null` can never match the list github holds, so every later `plan` reports a + // diff and never converges to KEEP. + // .note = the same two-layer split as the guard above: the primary lives on the + // constructor so `plan` refuses it, this one covers the plain-object caller. + // .note = the test is `!selectedActions`, not `=== null`, so it matches the gate it + // protects VERBATIM. a plain-object caller who slips an `undefined` past the + // type would otherwise walk straight down the ungated path this guard exists + // to close. + if (desired.allowedActions === 'selected' && !desired.selectedActions) + throw new ConstraintError( + "allowedActions is 'selected', but no selectedActions allowlist was declared — github would keep the allowlist it already holds", + { + org: desired.org.login, + allowedActions: desired.allowedActions, + hint: "either declare a selectedActions allowlist, or set allowedActions to 'all' or 'local_only'", + }, + ); + + // reject the state this resource can READ but cannot fully DECLARE + // .why = github keeps the actual repo list on a companion endpoint, + // `/actions/permissions/repositories`, which this resource does not manage — + // `0.wish.md` never names it, and a repo-list resource is its own + // decomposition question. so an apply of 'selected' would set the MODE while + // it declares no list, and github would apply the mode against whatever list + // happens to be there — a posture nobody declared. + // .note = the vision's edge-case table asked for exactly this: "reject 'selected' for + // now with a named error rather than half-support it". an org ALREADY on + // 'selected' still reads back faithfully; only a DECLARATION of it is refused. + if (desired.enabledRepositories === 'selected') + throw new ConstraintError( + "enabledRepositories 'selected' is readable but not declarable — the repo list lives on an endpoint this resource does not manage", + { + org: desired.org.login, + hint: "declare 'all' or 'none'. to scope actions to specific repos, manage /actions/permissions/repositories directly until a resource exists for it", + }, + ); + + // read the current posture first + const before = await getOneOrgActionsPermissions( + { by: { unique: { org: desired.org } } }, + context, + ); + if (!before) + throw new HelpfulError('github organization does not exist', { + org: desired.org.login, + }); + + // findsert leaves an extant posture untouched + if (input.findsert) return before; + + // write the whole posture, since the PUT replaces rather than patches + try { + await github.request('PUT /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions', { + org: desired.org.login, + enabled_repositories: desired.enabledRepositories, + allowed_actions: desired.allowedActions, + sha_pinning_required: desired.shaPinningRequired, + }); + } catch (error) { + if (!(error instanceof Error)) throw error; + throw new HelpfulError( + asGithubApiFailureMessage({ + operation: 'setOrgActionsPermissions', + org: desired.org.login, + error, + }), + { cause: error, org: desired.org.login }, + ); + } + + // write the allowlist, which is only writable in the 'selected' state + if (desired.allowedActions === 'selected' && desired.selectedActions) { + try { + await github.request( + 'PUT /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/selected-actions', + { + org: desired.org.login, + github_owned_allowed: desired.selectedActions.githubOwnedAllowed, + verified_allowed: desired.selectedActions.verifiedAllowed, + patterns_allowed: desired.selectedActions.patternsAllowed, + }, + ); + } catch (error) { + if (!(error instanceof Error)) throw error; + throw new HelpfulError( + asGithubApiFailureMessage({ + operation: 'setOrgActionsPermissions.selectedActions', + org: desired.org.login, + error, + }), + { cause: error, org: desired.org.login }, + ); + } + } + + // read after write: the PUTs return 204, so actual state must be re-read + const after = await getOneOrgActionsPermissions( + { by: { unique: { org: desired.org } } }, + context, + ); + if (!after) + UnexpectedCodePathError.throw( + 'read-after-write failed: actions permissions absent after upsert', + { org: desired.org.login }, + ); + + // failfast if any scalar field did not take + // .note = the field list sits beside the PUT above on purpose. a field added to one + // and not the other is visible in a glance — which is exactly the check that + // was missed when the allowlist below went unverified. + verifyReadAfterWrite({ + operation: 'setOrgActionsPermissions', + expected: desired, + detected: after, + fields: ['enabledRepositories', 'allowedActions', 'shaPinningRequired'], + excluded: { + org: 'the ref this posture was read by, never a posture field github can drift', + selectedActions: + 'nested, and written by a SECOND put — verified below, where its own comparator lives', + }, + hints: { + shaPinningRequired: + 'if this reads false after a true request, the field may be gated behind a paid github plan for this org', + }, + }); + + // verify the allowlist too, on the one path that wrote it + if (desired.allowedActions === 'selected' && desired.selectedActions) { + // .why = the allowlist went out on a SECOND PUT, to a second endpoint. the checks + // above cover the first PUT only, so without this an allowlist github + // dropped or truncated would return success — the exact silent drift this + // wish exists to make impossible (rule.require.read-after-write). + if (!after.selectedActions) + UnexpectedCodePathError.throw( + 'read-after-write failed: selectedActions absent after a selected-actions write', + { org: desired.org.login, requested: desired.selectedActions }, + ); + + // failfast if either scalar of the allowlist did not take + // .note = the same util that guards the outer scalars, pointed at the nested object. + // one mechanism for every scalar in this file — a hand-rolled `if` per field + // is what let `patternsAllowed` go unverified in the first place. + verifyReadAfterWrite({ + operation: 'setOrgActionsPermissions.selectedActions', + expected: desired.selectedActions, + detected: after.selectedActions, + fields: ['githubOwnedAllowed', 'verifiedAllowed'], + excluded: { + patternsAllowed: + 'an array whose ORDER is not drift — compared just below by isSamePatternSet', + }, + }); + + // .note = a TRUNCATED allowlist is the dangerous drift, since a pattern github + // dropped is an action nobody declared but everybody may run + if ( + !isSamePatternSet({ + requested: desired.selectedActions.patternsAllowed, + actual: after.selectedActions.patternsAllowed, + }) + ) + UnexpectedCodePathError.throw( + 'read-after-write mismatch: patternsAllowed differs from requested', + { + requested: desired.selectedActions.patternsAllowed, + actual: after.selectedActions.patternsAllowed, + }, + ); + } + + return after; + }, +); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3d4a03a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,78 @@ +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'; + +import { asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults } from './asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'; + +describe('asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults', () => { + const org = { login: 'test-org' }; + + given('[case1] the live ehmpathy posture, verified 2026-08-03', () => { + // .note = the exact body observed from GET /orgs/ehmpathy/actions/permissions/workflow + // — both values are github's permissive defaults, which is the hole the wish closes + const data = { + default_workflow_permissions: 'write' as const, + can_approve_pull_request_reviews: true, + }; + + when('[t0] cast', () => { + const result = asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults({ + data, + org, + }); + + then('it casts to the declared shape', () => { + expect(result).toBeInstanceOf(DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults); + expect(result.org).toEqual(org); + }); + + then('it carries the live posture verbatim', () => { + expect(result.defaultWorkflowPermissions).toEqual('write'); + expect(result.canApprovePullRequestReviews).toEqual(true); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] the locked down posture', () => { + const data = { + default_workflow_permissions: 'read' as const, + can_approve_pull_request_reviews: false, + }; + + when('[t0] cast', () => { + const result = asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults({ + data, + org, + }); + + then('the token is read only', () => { + expect(result.defaultWorkflowPermissions).toEqual('read'); + }); + + then('a bot may no longer approve a pull request', () => { + expect(result.canApprovePullRequestReviews).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case3] a response that omits both fields', () => { + // .why = a cast reports reality, so an absent field must fall back to github's own + // default (permissive), never to the value we would prefer + when('[t0] cast with an empty body', () => { + const result = asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults({ + data: {}, + org, + }); + + then("it falls back to github's default, not to our preference", () => { + expect(result.defaultWorkflowPermissions).toEqual('write'); + expect(result.canApprovePullRequestReviews).toEqual(true); + }); + + then('neither field reads undefined', () => { + expect(result.defaultWorkflowPermissions).toBeDefined(); + expect(result.canApprovePullRequestReviews).toBeDefined(); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f77603a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.ts @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +import type { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import type { HasMetadata } from 'type-fns'; + +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'; + +/** + * .what = the shape returned by GET /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/workflow + * .why = typed by hand alongside its peers, so the whole family reads one way + * .note = verified live against the ehmpathy org on 2026-08-03: + * {"default_workflow_permissions":"write","can_approve_pull_request_reviews":true} + */ +export interface GithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsResponse { + default_workflow_permissions?: 'read' | 'write'; + can_approve_pull_request_reviews?: boolean; +} + +/** + * .what = casts the github api shape into our declared shape + * .why = centralizes the transformation so GET and SET agree on it + */ +export const asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults = (input: { + data: GithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsResponse; + org: RefByUnique; +}): HasMetadata => { + return new DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults({ + org: input.org, + + // .note = absent means the org never set it, and github's own default is 'write'. + // the fallback mirrors github's actual behavior rather than our preference — + // a cast reports reality; the secure choice belongs in the declaration. + defaultWorkflowPermissions: + input.data.default_workflow_permissions ?? 'write', + canApprovePullRequestReviews: + input.data.can_approve_pull_request_reviews ?? true, + }) as HasMetadata; +}; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/asOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsPutBody.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/asOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsPutBody.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ef1ac43 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/asOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsPutBody.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,67 @@ +import { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'; + +import { asOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsPutBody } from './asOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsPutBody'; + +/** + * .what = clamps the wire shape of the GITHUB_TOKEN default write + * .why = this is the OWASP CICD-SEC-1 control. a field that silently fails to reach the + * wire leaves `canApprovePullRequestReviews: true` live while the plan reads KEEP. + * + * .note = the bound of this clamp, stated rather than implied: it proves the cast is + * what this repo INTENDS, not that github accepts the key. + * + * .note = pure. no remote boundary is crossed, so it runs in CI unconditionally. + */ +describe('asOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsPutBody', () => { + const org = RefByUnique.as({ login: 'ehmpathy' }); + + given('[case1] the secure posture', () => { + const desired = DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.as({ + org, + defaultWorkflowPermissions: 'read', + canApprovePullRequestReviews: false, + }); + + when('[t0] cast to the put body', () => { + const body = asOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsPutBody({ desired }); + + then('both declared fields reach the wire, neither dropped', () => { + expect(body).toEqual({ + org: 'ehmpathy', + default_workflow_permissions: 'read', + can_approve_pull_request_reviews: false, + }); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] the permissive posture github ships by default', () => { + // .why = case1 sends `false`, which a body that dropped the key entirely would also + // appear to satisfy under a loose assert. the inverse value proves the key + // carries a real value rather than an absence. + const desired = DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.as({ + org, + defaultWorkflowPermissions: 'write', + canApprovePullRequestReviews: true, + }); + + when('[t0] cast to the put body', () => { + const body = asOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsPutBody({ desired }); + + then( + 'the declared value carries through, never a coerced default', + () => { + expect(body).toEqual({ + org: 'ehmpathy', + default_workflow_permissions: 'write', + can_approve_pull_request_reviews: true, + }); + }, + ); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/asOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsPutBody.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/asOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsPutBody.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d176a7f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/asOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsPutBody.ts @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@ +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'; + +/** + * .what = casts the declared GITHUB_TOKEN posture into github's PUT body shape + * .why = pulled out of the write path so the wire shape is a pure function a reviewer + * reads in one glance, and a test can hold it still. + * + * .note = what a test over this DOES prove: that every declared field reaches the wire, + * under the key this repo believes github uses. what it does NOT prove: that the + * key is the one github actually accepts — only a live write settles that, and + * that write is the human's dogfood apply. + */ +export const asOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsPutBody = (input: { + desired: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults; +}): { + org: string; + default_workflow_permissions: 'read' | 'write'; + can_approve_pull_request_reviews: boolean; +} => ({ + org: input.desired.org.login, + default_workflow_permissions: input.desired.defaultWorkflowPermissions, + can_approve_pull_request_reviews: input.desired.canApprovePullRequestReviews, +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.integration.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.integration.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e65be83 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.integration.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +import { genContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; +import { given, then, useThen, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { getSampleGithubContext } from '@src/.test/assets/getSampleGithubContext'; + +import { getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults } from './getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'; + +const { log } = genContextLogTrail({ trail: null, env: null }); + +/** + * .note = context is deferred to avoid throw when GITHUB_TOKEN is not set in CI + */ +const getContext = () => ({ log, ...getSampleGithubContext() }); + +/** + * .what = proves this resource reaches the REAL github api, against a real org + * .why = `/actions/permissions/workflow` is an external contract. only a real call can + * prove the endpoint exists and still serves both fields this resource declares + * (OWASP CICD-SEC-1). + * + * .note = read-only. it never writes to the org. + * .note = UNGATED — see the twin note in `getOneOrgActionsPermissions.integration.test.ts`. + */ +describe('getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults', () => { + given('[case1] a real org', () => { + when('[t0] the read is attempted', () => { + const found = useThen( + 'it returns the live posture', + async () => + await getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults( + { by: { unique: { org: { login: 'ehmpathy' } } } }, + getContext(), + ), + ); + + then('it NEVER reads as absent', () => { + expect(found).not.toEqual(null); + }); + + then('the response carries the org it was asked for', () => { + expect(found!.org.login).toEqual('ehmpathy'); + }); + + then('the default token permission is one github serves', () => { + expect(['read', 'write']).toContain(found!.defaultWorkflowPermissions); + }); + + then('the pull request approval flag survives the trip', () => { + // .why = an absent field would arrive as `undefined`, not a boolean — and a + // silently absent flag here reads as "cannot approve" to a diff, which + // would mask a token that can approve its own PR + expect(typeof found!.canApprovePullRequestReviews).toEqual('boolean'); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2460061 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.ts @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +import { asProcedure } from 'as-procedure'; +import type { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import { HelpfulError, UnexpectedCodePathError } from 'helpful-errors'; +import type { ContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; +import type { HasMetadata, PickOne } from 'type-fns'; + +import { getGithubClient } from '@src/access/sdks/getGithubClient'; +import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'; + +import { asGithubApiFailureMessage } from '../_utils/asGithubApiFailureMessage'; +import { isGithubNotFoundError } from '../_utils/isGithubNotFoundError'; +import { + asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults, + type GithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsResponse, +} from './asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'; + +/** + * .what = gets the default GITHUB_TOKEN posture for an org's workflow runs + * .why = retrieves current state so declastruct can diff it against the declared one + */ +export const getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults = asProcedure( + async ( + input: { + by: PickOne<{ + unique: RefByUnique; + }>; + }, + context: ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail, + ): Promise | null> => { + const github = getGithubClient({}, context); + + const org = ((): RefByUnique => { + if (input.by.unique) return input.by.unique.org; + UnexpectedCodePathError.throw('not referenced by unique', { input }); + })(); + + try { + const response = await github.request( + 'GET /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/workflow', + { org: org.login }, + ); + + // .note = SANCTIONED BOUNDARY CAST (rule.forbid.as-cast exception) + // why = the installed octokit does not type this endpoint, so `github.request` + // hands back an untyped body. the shape above is hand-written from the + // live response, verified 2026-08-04. + // drop = removable once octokit ships types for it; then the declared response + // type and this cast both go, and the sdk type is used directly. + return asDeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults({ + data: response.data as GithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsResponse, + org, + }); + } catch (error) { + if (!(error instanceof Error)) throw error; + + // .note = a 404 is the only status that means "this org does not exist". a 403 + // (CI auth lacks admin:org) must surface, never read as absent. + if (isGithubNotFoundError({ error })) return null; + + throw new HelpfulError( + asGithubApiFailureMessage({ + operation: 'getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults', + org: org.login, + error, + }), + { cause: error, org: org.login }, + ); + } + }, +); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/setOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/setOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..21c2c06 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgActionsWorkflowDefaults/setOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults.ts @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'; + +import { genSetOrgPosture } from '../_utils/genSetOrgPosture'; +import { asOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsPutBody } from './asOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsPutBody'; +import { getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults } from './getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults'; + +/** + * .what = sets the default GITHUB_TOKEN posture for an org's workflow runs + * .why = enables declarative management of two OWASP-named controls: the token's default + * scope, and whether a bot may approve a pull request (CICD-SEC-1) + * + * .note = composed from `genSetOrgPosture` rather than hand-written. the skeleton it + * supplies — read-before, findsert short-circuit, wrapped write, read-after, + * verify — is the part that drifted twice on this branch when each resource + * carried its own copy. + */ +export const setOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults = genSetOrgPosture< + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults, + ReturnType +>({ + operation: 'setOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults', + endpoint: 'PUT /orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/workflow', + getOne: getOneOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults, + asPutBody: asOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsPutBody, + fields: ['defaultWorkflowPermissions', 'canApprovePullRequestReviews'], + excluded: { + org: 'the ref this posture was read by, never a posture field github can drift', + }, + absentAfterWrite: + 'read-after-write failed: workflow defaults absent after upsert', +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/__snapshots__/asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage.test.ts.snap b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/__snapshots__/asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage.test.ts.snap new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3441173 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/__snapshots__/asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage.test.ts.snap @@ -0,0 +1,108 @@ +// Jest Snapshot v1, https://jestjs.io/docs/snapshot-testing + +exports[`asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage given: [case1] members are known to be at risk when: [t0] the guidance is built then: it reads as a human would read it 1`] = ` +"two-factor requirement cannot be set via the GitHub API + + what github exposes 'two_factor_requirement_enabled' as read-only. + PATCH /orgs/{org} does not accept it — no REST or GraphQL write exists. + this is the one control in your posture that a human must set by hand. + + ⚠️ 3 members lack 2FA and WILL BE REMOVED from ehmpathy the moment you enable it + ├─ ehm-beaver + ├─ ehm-owl + ├─ ehm-seaturtle + └─ review them first → https://github.com/orgs/ehmpathy/people + + fix 1. give them a chance to enroll, or accept their removal + 2. enable the requirement here (one click, one time) + → https://github.com/organizations/ehmpathy/settings/security + 3. re-run 'declastruct plan' + + after the plan shows KEEP, and every future plan guards it. + if anyone turns it off, the next plan turns red. + + why docs → https://docs.github.com/en/organizations/keeping-your-organization-secure/managing-two-factor-authentication-for-your-organization/requiring-two-factor-authentication-in-your-organization" +`; + +exports[`asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage given: [case1b] exactly one member is at risk when: [t0] the guidance is built then: it reads as a human would read it 1`] = ` +"two-factor requirement cannot be set via the GitHub API + + what github exposes 'two_factor_requirement_enabled' as read-only. + PATCH /orgs/{org} does not accept it — no REST or GraphQL write exists. + this is the one control in your posture that a human must set by hand. + + ⚠️ 1 member lacks 2FA and WILL BE REMOVED from ehmpathy the moment you enable it + ├─ ehm-beaver + └─ review them first → https://github.com/orgs/ehmpathy/people + + fix 1. give them a chance to enroll, or accept their removal + 2. enable the requirement here (one click, one time) + → https://github.com/organizations/ehmpathy/settings/security + 3. re-run 'declastruct plan' + + after the plan shows KEEP, and every future plan guards it. + if anyone turns it off, the next plan turns red. + + why docs → https://docs.github.com/en/organizations/keeping-your-organization-secure/managing-two-factor-authentication-for-your-organization/requiring-two-factor-authentication-in-your-organization" +`; + +exports[`asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage given: [case2] the removal list could NOT be determined when: [t0] the guidance is built then: it reads as a human would read it 1`] = ` +"two-factor requirement cannot be set via the GitHub API + + what github exposes 'two_factor_requirement_enabled' as read-only. + PATCH /orgs/{org} does not accept it — no REST or GraphQL write exists. + this is the one control in your posture that a human must set by hand. + + ⚠️ WHO WILL BE REMOVED COULD NOT BE DETERMINED + ├─ could not read the member list (Only owners can use this filter.). this read needs an org owner, or a token with admin:org. + └─ check by hand FIRST → https://github.com/orgs/ehmpathy/people + github removes every member who lacks 2FA the moment you enable it. + + fix 1. check by hand who lacks 2FA, and give them a chance to enroll — or accept their removal + 2. enable the requirement here (one click, one time) + → https://github.com/organizations/ehmpathy/settings/security + 3. re-run 'declastruct plan' + + after the plan shows KEEP, and every future plan guards it. + if anyone turns it off, the next plan turns red. + + why docs → https://docs.github.com/en/organizations/keeping-your-organization-secure/managing-two-factor-authentication-for-your-organization/requiring-two-factor-authentication-in-your-organization" +`; + +exports[`asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage given: [case3] every member already has 2FA when: [t0] the guidance is built then: it reads as a human would read it 1`] = ` +"two-factor requirement cannot be set via the GitHub API + + what github exposes 'two_factor_requirement_enabled' as read-only. + PATCH /orgs/{org} does not accept it — no REST or GraphQL write exists. + this is the one control in your posture that a human must set by hand. + + ✅ every member already has 2FA, so no one will be removed + + fix 1. enable the requirement here (one click, one time) + → https://github.com/organizations/ehmpathy/settings/security + 2. re-run 'declastruct plan' + + after the plan shows KEEP, and every future plan guards it. + if anyone turns it off, the next plan turns red. + + why docs → https://docs.github.com/en/organizations/keeping-your-organization-secure/managing-two-factor-authentication-for-your-organization/requiring-two-factor-authentication-in-your-organization" +`; + +exports[`asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage given: [case4] the human asked to DISABLE the requirement when: [t0] the guidance is built then: it reads as a human would read it 1`] = ` +"two-factor requirement cannot be disabled via the GitHub API + + what github exposes 'two_factor_requirement_enabled' as read-only. + PATCH /orgs/{org} does not accept it — no REST or GraphQL write exists. + this is the one control in your posture that a human must set by hand. + + ✅ no one is removed when the requirement is turned off + + fix 1. disable it here (one click, one time) + → https://github.com/organizations/ehmpathy/settings/security + 2. re-run 'declastruct plan' + + after the plan shows KEEP, and every future plan guards it. + if anyone turns it back on, the next plan turns red. + + why docs → https://docs.github.com/en/organizations/keeping-your-organization-secure/managing-two-factor-authentication-for-your-organization/requiring-two-factor-authentication-in-your-organization" +`; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/__snapshots__/asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert.test.ts.snap b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/__snapshots__/asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert.test.ts.snap new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0233893 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/__snapshots__/asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert.test.ts.snap @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +// Jest Snapshot v1, https://jestjs.io/docs/snapshot-testing + +exports[`asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert given: [case1] the live posture — 3 members lack 2FA when: [t0] the alert is built then: the rendered alert holds still 1`] = ` +{ + "message": "⚠️ two-factor: 3 ehmpathy members lack 2FA and WOULD BE REMOVED when it is enabled", + "metadata": { + "membersAtRisk": [ + "ehm-beaver", + "ehm-owl", + "ehm-seaturtle", + ], + "org": "ehmpathy", + "reviewThemFirst": "https://github.com/orgs/ehmpathy/people", + }, +} +`; + +exports[`asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert given: [case1b] exactly one member lacks 2FA when: [t0] the alert is built then: the rendered alert holds still 1`] = ` +{ + "message": "⚠️ two-factor: 1 ehmpathy member lacks 2FA and WOULD BE REMOVED when it is enabled", + "metadata": { + "membersAtRisk": [ + "ehm-beaver", + ], + "org": "ehmpathy", + "reviewThemFirst": "https://github.com/orgs/ehmpathy/people", + }, +} +`; + +exports[`asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert given: [case3] the read was unavailable — the dangerous state when: [t0] the alert is built then: the rendered alert holds still 1`] = ` +{ + "message": "⚠️ two-factor: ehmpathy does not require 2FA, and who would be removed COULD NOT BE DETERMINED", + "metadata": { + "org": "ehmpathy", + "reason": "could not read the member list (Only owners can use this filter.). this read needs an org owner, or a token with admin:org.", + "reviewThemFirst": "https://github.com/orgs/ehmpathy/people", + }, +} +`; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..38662ff --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement'; + +import { asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement } from './asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement'; + +describe('asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement', () => { + const org = { login: 'test-org' }; + + given('[case1] the live ehmpathy posture, verified 2026-08-04', () => { + // .note = the exact value observed from GET /orgs/ehmpathy — the hole the wish names + const data = { two_factor_requirement_enabled: false }; + + when('[t0] cast', () => { + const result = asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement({ + data, + org, + }); + + then('it casts to the declared shape', () => { + expect(result).toBeInstanceOf( + DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement, + ); + expect(result.org).toEqual(org); + }); + + then('it reports the posture as off', () => { + expect(result.enabled).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] an org that already requires 2FA', () => { + when('[t0] cast', () => { + const result = asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement({ + data: { two_factor_requirement_enabled: true }, + org, + }); + + then('it reports the posture as on', () => { + expect(result.enabled).toEqual(true); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case3] a response where the field is null or absent', () => { + // .why = github returns null to callers who can not see org settings. a posture we + // can not confirm must never be reported as secure — that would be the most + // dangerous possible wrong answer. + when('[t0] cast with null', () => { + const result = asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement({ + data: { two_factor_requirement_enabled: null }, + org, + }); + + then('an unconfirmable posture reads as NOT enabled', () => { + expect(result.enabled).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + + when('[t1] cast with the field absent', () => { + const result = asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement({ + data: {}, + org, + }); + + then('an absent posture reads as NOT enabled, never undefined', () => { + expect(result.enabled).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..86b42fb --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.ts @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +import type { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import type { HasMetadata } from 'type-fns'; + +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement'; + +/** + * .what = the subset of GET /orgs/{org} that carries the two-factor posture + * .why = only one field of the org response is relevant here + * .note = verified live against the ehmpathy org on 2026-08-04: + * {"two_factor_requirement_enabled": false} + */ +export interface GithubOrgTwoFactorResponse { + two_factor_requirement_enabled?: boolean | null; +} + +/** + * .what = casts the github api shape into our declared shape + * .why = centralizes the transformation so the read has one definition + */ +export const asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement = (input: { + data: GithubOrgTwoFactorResponse; + org: RefByUnique; +}): HasMetadata => { + return new DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement({ + org: input.org, + + // .note = github returns null for callers who can not see org settings. we treat + // that as false rather than as unknown, because a posture we can not + // confirm is a posture we must not report as secure. + enabled: input.data.two_factor_requirement_enabled ?? false, + }) as HasMetadata; +}; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..28782e6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,199 @@ +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { + asTwoFactorDisableGuidanceMessage, + asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage, +} from './asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage'; + +/** + * .what = proves the guidance message escorts the human in every removal state + * .why = this message IS the resource's contract — github exposes no write path, so the + * message is the whole deliverable. it is snapshotted so a reviewer can eyeball + * the exact output in a PR diff. + * + * .note = deterministic by construction. the removal list is an INPUT here, so the + * snapshot does not shift with whoever's token happens to run the suite — the + * integration test can not say the same, which is why the snapshot lives here. + */ +describe('asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage', () => { + const org = 'ehmpathy'; + + given('[case1] members are known to be at risk', () => { + // .note = the live ehmpathy removal list, verified 2026-08-04 + const membersAtRisk = { + known: true as const, + logins: ['ehm-beaver', 'ehm-owl', 'ehm-seaturtle'], + }; + + when('[t0] the guidance is built', () => { + const message = asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage({ org, membersAtRisk }); + + then('it names every member who will be removed', () => { + expect(message).toContain('ehm-beaver'); + expect(message).toContain('ehm-owl'); + expect(message).toContain('ehm-seaturtle'); + expect(message).toContain('3 members'); + }); + + then('the count and its noun agree, in real english', () => { + // .why = this used to pin `3 member(s)`, which HARDENED a blemish rather than + // caught it. `(s)` reads as english only while the count is plural, and + // every snapshot in this family used n=3 — so the singular case went + // unseen across four sites until it was finally snapshotted. + expect(message).not.toContain('(s)'); + }); + + then('it states the consequence in unmissable terms', () => { + expect(message).toContain('WILL BE REMOVED'); + }); + + then('it links the settings page and the docs', () => { + expect(message).toContain( + 'https://github.com/organizations/ehmpathy/settings/security', + ); + expect(message).toContain('docs.github.com'); + }); + + then('it reads as a human would read it', () => { + expect(message).toMatchSnapshot(); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case1b] exactly one member is at risk', () => { + // .why = every prior case in this family rendered n=3, so n=1 had never once been + // seen — and it rendered TWO defects at once: "1 member lack 2FA", and + // "give those 1 a chance". `asCountedNoun` agrees the NOUN with the count and + // can reach neither the verb after it nor a demonstrative elsewhere in the + // message, so the transformer that fixed the `(s)` blemish left both alive. + // one member without 2FA is an ordinary org state. + const membersAtRisk = { known: true as const, logins: ['ehm-beaver'] }; + + when('[t0] the guidance is built', () => { + const message = asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage({ org, membersAtRisk }); + + then('the noun is singular', () => { + expect(message).toContain('1 member '); + expect(message).not.toContain('1 members'); + }); + + then('the VERB agrees with it too, not merely the noun', () => { + expect(message).toContain('1 member lacks 2FA'); + expect(message).not.toContain('member lack 2FA'); + }); + + then( + 'the enroll step never restates the count as a demonstrative', + () => { + // .why = it read "give those 1 a chance to enroll" — not english. the count is + // already stated in the removal alert above, so a second statement of it + // bought a defect and no information. + expect(message).not.toContain('give those 1'); + expect(message).toContain('give them a chance to enroll'); + }, + ); + + then('it reads as a human would read it', () => { + expect(message).toMatchSnapshot(); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] the removal list could NOT be determined', () => { + // .why = this is what CI auth actually hits — an app token lacks admin:org, so the + // member filter 403s. the guidance must still reach the human. + // .note = the reason is copied VERBATIM from what `getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport` + // actually emits, and the peer fixture in `asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert.test.ts` + // carries the identical string. a hand-shortened variant would put two different + // accounts of ONE real event side by side in the same PR diff, and would clamp a + // sentence no code path can produce. + const membersAtRisk = { + known: false as const, + reason: + 'could not read the member list (Only owners can use this filter.). this read needs an org owner, or a token with admin:org.', + }; + + when('[t0] the guidance is built', () => { + const message = asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage({ org, membersAtRisk }); + + then('it says plainly that the list is unknown', () => { + expect(message).toContain('COULD NOT BE DETERMINED'); + }); + + then('it NEVER claims that no one will be removed', () => { + expect(message).not.toContain('no one will be removed'); + }); + + then('it carries the reason, so the human can fix the gap', () => { + expect(message).toContain('admin:org'); + }); + + then('it still escorts to the settings page', () => { + expect(message).toContain( + 'https://github.com/organizations/ehmpathy/settings/security', + ); + }); + + then('it reads as a human would read it', () => { + expect(message).toMatchSnapshot(); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case3] every member already has 2FA', () => { + const membersAtRisk = { known: true as const, logins: [] }; + + when('[t0] the guidance is built', () => { + const message = asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage({ org, membersAtRisk }); + + then('it reassures that no one is at risk', () => { + expect(message).toContain('no one will be removed'); + }); + + then('it does not threaten a removal that will not happen', () => { + expect(message).not.toContain('WILL BE REMOVED'); + }); + + then('it reads as a human would read it', () => { + expect(message).toMatchSnapshot(); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case4] the human asked to DISABLE the requirement', () => { + when('[t0] the guidance is built', () => { + const message = asTwoFactorDisableGuidanceMessage({ org }); + + then('it explains the manual step, and threatens no removal', () => { + expect(message).toContain('cannot be disabled via the GitHub API'); + expect(message).not.toContain('WILL BE REMOVED'); + }); + + then('it does NOT shout the harmless direction', () => { + // .why = in this family CAPS marks the destructive facts — `WILL BE REMOVED`, + // `COULD NOT BE DETERMINED`. a reader learns that from cases 1-3, so a shout + // here would miscue severity on the one direction that removes no one. + expect(message).not.toContain('DISABLED'); + }); + + then('it says plainly that no one is removed', () => { + // .why = its twin always states the removal outcome, in every one of its three + // states. silence here would leave the reader to infer the safe case from an + // absence, which is the inference this resource exists to spare them. + expect(message).toContain('no one is removed'); + }); + + then('it tells the human what happens AFTER they click', () => { + // .why = the escort's promise is that the control keeps its guard once set, and that + // holds in both directions. an `after` in one and not the other leaves the + // disable path with no statement of what comes next. + expect(message).toContain(' after '); + expect(message).toContain('the next plan turns red'); + }); + + then('it reads as a human would read it', () => { + expect(message).toMatchSnapshot(); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4355cca --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage.ts @@ -0,0 +1,181 @@ +import { asCountedNoun } from '../_utils/asCountedNoun'; +import type { OrgTwoFactorRemovalReport } from './getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport'; + +/** + * .what = the org settings page that holds the two-factor requirement + * .why = the human must click it by hand; a description of where to look is not enough + */ +export const asOrgSecuritySettingsUrl = (input: { org: string }): string => + `https://github.com/organizations/${input.org}/settings/security`; + +/** + * .what = the org members page, to review who would be removed + * .why = ONE source of truth for this url. it is cited from two places — the guidance + * message and the plan-time warn in `getOneOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement` + * — so a hand-built string in either would be a second definition to drift from. + * .note = the plain people page is used deliberately. a `?query=two-factor%3Adisabled` + * filter variant exists in github's ui, but it could not be verified from here, + * and a link that 404s is worse than no link. the affected logins are enumerated + * inline in the message anyway, so the filter adds little. + */ +export const asOrgPeopleUrl = (input: { org: string }): string => + `https://github.com/orgs/${input.org}/people`; + +/** + * .what = github's own doc on the requirement, and on the member removal it causes + * .note = the -ing segments are github's url path, not our prose + */ +export const DOCS_URL = [ + 'https://docs.github.com/en/organizations', + 'keeping-your-organization-secure', + 'managing-two-factor-authentication-for-your-organization', + 'requiring-two-factor-authentication-in-your-organization', +].join('/'); + +/** + * .what = the removal section of the guidance message + * .why = three distinct cases, and the unknown one must NEVER read as "nobody". an + * operator told "no one will be removed" who then removes people is the worst + * outcome this resource can produce. + */ +const asRemovalLines = (input: { + org: string; + membersAtRisk: OrgTwoFactorRemovalReport; +}): string[] => { + if (!input.membersAtRisk.known) + return [ + ` ⚠️ WHO WILL BE REMOVED COULD NOT BE DETERMINED`, + ` ├─ ${input.membersAtRisk.reason}`, + ` └─ check by hand FIRST → ${asOrgPeopleUrl(input)}`, + ` github removes every member who lacks 2FA the moment you enable it.`, + '', + ]; + + if (input.membersAtRisk.logins.length) { + const count = input.membersAtRisk.logins.length; + + // .why = `asCountedNoun` agrees the NOUN with the count; it cannot reach the VERB that + // follows it. so a count of one rendered "1 member lack 2FA" until this branch + // existed. every number-sensitive word in this line is decided here, together, + // so a reader can see them agree — the same shape + // `asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage` uses for its own `words` object. + const words = count === 1 ? { lack: 'lacks' } : { lack: 'lack' }; + + return [ + ` ⚠️ ${asCountedNoun({ count, singular: 'member', plural: 'members' })} ${words.lack} 2FA and WILL BE REMOVED from ${input.org} the moment you enable it`, + ...input.membersAtRisk.logins.map((login) => ` ├─ ${login}`), + ` └─ review them first → ${asOrgPeopleUrl(input)}`, + '', + ]; + } + + return [` ✅ every member already has 2FA, so no one will be removed`, '']; +}; + +/** + * .what = the steps a human must actually perform, numbered from whatever is left + * .why = the "give them a chance to enroll" step only exists when someone is at risk. it + * used to be emitted as a hardcoded `1.` beside hardcoded `2.` and `3.`, so the + * no-one-at-risk case rendered `1. (no one to warn)` — a number on a non-action, + * which stalls a reader who has to decide whether to skip it + * (`rule.forbid.friction-hazards`). + * + * .why = the deeper defect was that the numbers were split across two functions, so they + * could not stay in step. built as a list, they number themselves and cannot drift. + */ +const asFixSteps = (input: { + org: string; + membersAtRisk: OrgTwoFactorRemovalReport; +}): string[] => { + const enrollStep = ((): string[] => { + if (!input.membersAtRisk.known) + return [ + `check by hand who lacks 2FA, and give them a chance to enroll — or accept their removal`, + ]; + if (input.membersAtRisk.logins.length) + // .why = the count is NOT restated here. it was, and at a count of one it rendered + // "give those 1 a chance" — not english. the removal alert above already + // states the count and enumerates the logins, so a second statement of it + // bought a defect and no information. `them` reads correctly at every count. + return [`give them a chance to enroll, or accept their removal`]; + return []; + })(); + + const steps = [ + ...enrollStep, + `enable the requirement here (one click, one time)\n → ${asOrgSecuritySettingsUrl(input)}`, + `re-run 'declastruct plan'`, + ]; + + return steps.map( + (step, index) => + `${index === 0 ? ' fix ' : ' '}${index + 1}. ${step}`, + ); +}; + +/** + * .what = the guidance a human needs to set the two-factor requirement by hand + * .why = github exposes no write path, so this message IS the resource's contract. it is + * a pure transformer so its exact output can be snapshotted and reviewed in a + * diff — the message is the deliverable, so it deserves visual review. + */ +export const asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage = (input: { + org: string; + membersAtRisk: OrgTwoFactorRemovalReport; +}): string => + [ + 'two-factor requirement cannot be set via the GitHub API', + '', + ` what github exposes 'two_factor_requirement_enabled' as read-only.`, + ` PATCH /orgs/{org} does not accept it — no REST or GraphQL write exists.`, + ` this is the one control in your posture that a human must set by hand.`, + '', + ...asRemovalLines(input), + ...asFixSteps(input), + '', + ` after the plan shows KEEP, and every future plan guards it.`, + ` if anyone turns it off, the next plan turns red.`, + '', + ` why docs → ${DOCS_URL}`, + ].join('\n'); + +/** + * .what = the guidance for the disable direction + * .why = also a manual step, but a harmless one — no members are removed + * + * .note = it carries NO removal alert, and that asymmetry with its enable-direction twin is + * deliberate. to turn the requirement OFF removes no one, so a `⚠️` here would warn + * about a consequence that does not exist — a `rule.forbid.surprises` defect in the + * direction that is strictly safer. + * + * .note = it does NOT shout its verb, for the same reason. in this family, CAPS is reserved + * for the destructive facts (`WILL BE REMOVED`, `COULD NOT BE DETERMINED`), so a + * shout on the harmless direction would miscue severity to a reader who has learned + * what the caps mean here. + * + * .note = it DOES carry an `after`, in mirror of its twin. the escort's whole promise is that + * the control keeps its guard once the human clicks — which holds in both directions, + * so to omit it here would leave the operator with no statement of what happens next + * (`rule.require.status-feedback`). + */ +export const asTwoFactorDisableGuidanceMessage = (input: { + org: string; +}): string => + [ + 'two-factor requirement cannot be disabled via the GitHub API', + '', + ` what github exposes 'two_factor_requirement_enabled' as read-only.`, + ` PATCH /orgs/{org} does not accept it — no REST or GraphQL write exists.`, + ` this is the one control in your posture that a human must set by hand.`, + '', + ` ✅ no one is removed when the requirement is turned off`, + '', + ` fix 1. disable it here (one click, one time)`, + ` → ${asOrgSecuritySettingsUrl(input)}`, + ` 2. re-run 'declastruct plan'`, + '', + ` after the plan shows KEEP, and every future plan guards it.`, + ` if anyone turns it back on, the next plan turns red.`, + '', + ` why docs → ${DOCS_URL}`, + ].join('\n'); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e82e179 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,166 @@ +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert } from './asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert'; + +/** + * .what = clamps the plan-time alert in all three of its states + * .why = this alert IS the wish's acceptance criterion — "an operator must be able to learn + * who would be dropped BEFORE it happens." it fires on every CI run (the live org has + * 2FA off), and until now no test asserted its content, or that it fired at all. + * + * .note = the state that matters most is [case3]. an operator told "no one will be removed" + * who then removes people is the worst outcome this resource can produce, so an + * unavailable read must NEVER fall silent and must never read as an empty list. + * + * .note = pure. no remote boundary is crossed, so it runs in CI unconditionally. + */ +describe('asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert', () => { + const org = 'ehmpathy'; + + given('[case1] the live posture — 3 members lack 2FA', () => { + // .note = the real logins read from the live org on 2026-08-04 + const membersAtRisk = { + known: true as const, + logins: ['ehm-beaver', 'ehm-owl', 'ehm-seaturtle'], + }; + + when('[t0] the alert is built', () => { + const alert = asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert({ org, membersAtRisk }); + + then( + 'it fires — silence here would hide a destructive consequence', + () => { + expect(alert).not.toBeNull(); + }, + ); + + then('it names the count and the destructive outcome', () => { + expect(alert?.message).toContain('3 ehmpathy members'); + expect(alert?.message).toContain('WOULD BE REMOVED'); + }); + + then('the count and its noun agree, in real english', () => { + // .why = this assertion used to pin `3 ehmpathy member(s)`, which HARDENED a + // blemish rather than caught it. the `(s)` construct reads as english only + // while the count is plural, and every snapshot of this family happened to + // use n=3 — so the singular case ("1 member privilege(s)") went unseen + // across four sites until it was finally snapshotted. + expect(alert?.message).not.toContain('(s)'); + }); + + then('it carries the logins, not merely a count', () => { + expect(alert?.metadata.membersAtRisk).toEqual([ + 'ehm-beaver', + 'ehm-owl', + 'ehm-seaturtle', + ]); + }); + + then('it links where to review them first', () => { + expect(alert?.metadata.reviewThemFirst).toEqual( + 'https://github.com/orgs/ehmpathy/people', + ); + }); + + then('the rendered alert holds still', () => { + expect(alert).toMatchSnapshot(); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case1b] exactly one member lacks 2FA', () => { + // .why = every prior case in this family rendered n=3, so n=1 had never once been seen — + // and it read "1 ehmpathy member lack 2FA". `asCountedNoun` agrees the NOUN with + // the count and cannot reach the VERB after it, so the transformer that fixed the + // `(s)` blemish left this defect untouched. one member without 2FA is an ordinary + // org state, arguably likelier than three. + const membersAtRisk = { known: true as const, logins: ['ehm-beaver'] }; + + when('[t0] the alert is built', () => { + const alert = asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert({ org, membersAtRisk }); + + then('the noun is singular', () => { + expect(alert?.message).toContain('1 ehmpathy member '); + expect(alert?.message).not.toContain('1 ehmpathy members'); + }); + + then('the VERB agrees with it too, not merely the noun', () => { + expect(alert?.message).toContain('member lacks 2FA'); + expect(alert?.message).not.toContain('member lack 2FA'); + }); + + then('the rendered alert holds still', () => { + expect(alert).toMatchSnapshot(); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] the read succeeded and found no one at risk', () => { + const membersAtRisk = { known: true as const, logins: [] }; + + // .note = this case has NO snapshot, and the gap it leaves in the numbering of + // `__snapshots__/asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert.test.ts.snap` (case1, then case3) is + // correct rather than a missed variant. this state RENDERS NO OUTPUT — the whole + // point of it is that the alert is absent — so there is none to review in a + // diff, which is the only thing a snapshot buys. + // + // .note = and `toBeNull()` is the STRONGER clamp here, not the weaker one. a snapshot of + // `null` could be re-recorded by a `--resnap` the moment this branch started to + // emit something; an explicit assertion has to be edited on purpose. so the + // silence that matters most is the one guarded by an assertion a flag cannot + // bless. + when('[t0] the alert is built', () => { + const alert = asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert({ org, membersAtRisk }); + + then('it stays silent — the one silence that is true', () => { + expect(alert).toBeNull(); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case3] the read was unavailable — the dangerous state', () => { + const membersAtRisk = { + known: false as const, + reason: + 'could not read the member list (Only owners can use this filter.). this read needs an org owner, or a token with admin:org.', + }; + + when('[t0] the alert is built', () => { + const alert = asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert({ org, membersAtRisk }); + + then( + 'it STILL fires — an unavailable read must never fall silent', + () => { + // .why = case2 also has no logins to report. if this branch returned null too, + // "we could not check" and "we checked, all clear" would be one outcome + // to the operator — a failhide on a destructive control. + expect(alert).not.toBeNull(); + }, + ); + + then('it says the answer is unknown, in those words', () => { + expect(alert?.message).toContain('COULD NOT BE DETERMINED'); + }); + + then('it NEVER claims no one is at risk', () => { + expect(alert?.message).not.toContain('no one will be removed'); + expect(alert?.message).not.toContain('0 ehmpathy members'); + }); + + then('it carries WHY the read failed, so the fix is reachable', () => { + expect(alert?.metadata.reason).toContain('admin:org'); + }); + + then( + 'it never carries an empty list that could read as "all clear"', + () => { + expect(alert?.metadata.membersAtRisk).toBeUndefined(); + }, + ); + + then('the rendered alert holds still', () => { + expect(alert).toMatchSnapshot(); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..72b1246 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert.ts @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +import { asCountedNoun } from '../_utils/asCountedNoun'; +import { asOrgPeopleUrl } from './asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage'; +import type { OrgTwoFactorRemovalReport } from './getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport'; + +/** + * .what = the plan-time alert about who 2FA would remove, or null when there is none to give + * .why = the acceptance criterion that sets this wish apart is that an operator learns who + * would be dropped BEFORE it happens — and an operator's first move is `plan`, not + * `apply`. so this alert IS that criterion, and it must be provable without a live org. + * + * .why = extracted rather than left inline for the same reason `asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage` + * was: a branch only a live api call can reach is a branch no test can hold. pure, + * so all three states are provable in CI. + * + * .note = returns null for the "known, and no one is at risk" state. that is deliberate, and + * it is the ONLY state that may fall silent — because it is the only one where a + * silence is true. an unavailable read must never be silent; see the guard below. + */ +export const asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert = (input: { + org: string; + membersAtRisk: OrgTwoFactorRemovalReport; +}): { message: string; metadata: Record } | null => { + // the read was unavailable — say so plainly, and NEVER imply that no one is at risk + // .why = an operator told "no one will be removed" who then removes people is the worst + // outcome this resource can produce (rule.forbid.failhide) + if (!input.membersAtRisk.known) + return { + message: `⚠️ two-factor: ${input.org} does not require 2FA, and who would be removed COULD NOT BE DETERMINED`, + metadata: { + org: input.org, + reason: input.membersAtRisk.reason, + reviewThemFirst: asOrgPeopleUrl({ org: input.org }), + }, + }; + + // the read succeeded and found no one at risk — the one honest silence + if (!input.membersAtRisk.logins.length) return null; + + // .why = `asCountedNoun` agrees the NOUN with the count; it cannot reach the VERB that + // follows it. so a count of one rendered "1 ehmpathy member lack 2FA" until this + // branch existed — the same defect its twin in `asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage` held, + // and the reason both are fixed together rather than one at a time. + const count = input.membersAtRisk.logins.length; + const words = count === 1 ? { lack: 'lacks' } : { lack: 'lack' }; + + return { + message: `⚠️ two-factor: ${asCountedNoun({ count, singular: `${input.org} member`, plural: `${input.org} members` })} ${words.lack} 2FA and WOULD BE REMOVED when it is enabled`, + metadata: { + org: input.org, + membersAtRisk: input.membersAtRisk.logins, + reviewThemFirst: asOrgPeopleUrl({ org: input.org }), + }, + }; +}; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/getOneOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/getOneOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fa5e76d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/getOneOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.ts @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +import { asProcedure } from 'as-procedure'; +import type { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import { UnexpectedCodePathError } from 'helpful-errors'; +import type { ContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; +import type { HasMetadata, PickOne } from 'type-fns'; + +import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement'; + +import { getOneOrgTwoFactorPosture } from './getOneOrgTwoFactorPosture'; + +/** + * .what = gets whether an org requires two-factor authentication + * .why = retrieves current state so declastruct can diff it against the declared one + * + * .note = the surface the dao calls. it returns the domain object alone, because that is + * what declastruct's contract accepts — the companion removal report has no slot + * in it. + * + * .note = when the posture is OFF, the removal list is emitted as a plan-time alert. that + * placement is deliberate: `getOne*` runs as part of `plan`, and the operator's + * first move is `plan`, not `apply`. an alert that fired only on `apply` would + * reach someone who had already decided. + * + * .note = the alert, and the read behind it, live in `getOneOrgTwoFactorPosture` rather + * than here. `set` needs that same report for its guidance message, and when each + * read it separately the operator could be SHOWN one list and HANDED another — two + * reads of live membership, two answers, one decision. one read, one truth. + */ +export const getOneOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement = asProcedure( + async ( + input: { + by: PickOne<{ + unique: RefByUnique< + typeof DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement + >; + }>; + }, + context: ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail, + ): Promise | null> => { + const org = ((): RefByUnique => { + if (input.by.unique) return input.by.unique.org; + UnexpectedCodePathError.throw('not referenced by unique', { input }); + })(); + + const { detected } = await getOneOrgTwoFactorPosture({ org }, context); + return detected; + }, +); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/getOneOrgTwoFactorPosture.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/getOneOrgTwoFactorPosture.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..75a4633 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/getOneOrgTwoFactorPosture.ts @@ -0,0 +1,114 @@ +import { asProcedure } from 'as-procedure'; +import type { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import { HelpfulError } from 'helpful-errors'; +import type { ContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; +import type { HasMetadata } from 'type-fns'; + +import { getGithubClient } from '@src/access/sdks/getGithubClient'; +import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement'; + +import { asGithubApiFailureMessage } from '../_utils/asGithubApiFailureMessage'; +import { isGithubNotFoundError } from '../_utils/isGithubNotFoundError'; +import { asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement } from './asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement'; +import { asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert } from './asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert'; +import { + getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport, + type OrgTwoFactorRemovalReport, +} from './getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport'; + +/** + * .what = the whole two-factor picture for an org — the posture, AND who the posture puts + * at risk of removal + * .why = the removal report is read from a PAGINATED, owner-only endpoint against LIVE org + * membership. two callers needed it, so it was read twice, and that produced two + * defects rather than one slow path: + * + * 1. a BEHAVIOR hazard. `getOne*` logged one list at plan time and `set` threw a + * DIFFERENT list in its guidance error, because each did its own read. membership + * can change between them, so an operator could act on a list that disagrees with + * the one they were shown — in the one resource whose entire job is that nobody is + * surprised by who gets removed. + * + * 2. a MAINTENANCE hazard. two call sites computed "who is at risk", so a filter + * added to one would silently diverge from the other, and both would still read + * as correct in isolation. + * + * read once here, both callers share the answer, and there is exactly one truth per + * operation. that is the point — the saved round trips are a side benefit. + * + * .note = internal on purpose. the dao-facing surface stays + * `getOneOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement`, which returns the domain object + * alone; declastruct's contract has no slot for a companion report. + */ +export const getOneOrgTwoFactorPosture = asProcedure( + async ( + input: { org: RefByUnique }, + context: ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail, + ): Promise<{ + detected: HasMetadata | null; + + /** + * who github would remove, or null when the question does not arise + * + * .why = null carries a real domain sense, never "unknown" — that state is already + * modelled INSIDE the report as `known: false`. null says the question was + * never asked, because the org is absent or the posture is already ON, and an + * org that already requires 2FA has nobody left to remove. + */ + membersAtRisk: OrgTwoFactorRemovalReport | null; + }> => { + const github = getGithubClient({}, context); + const orgLogin = input.org.login; + + const detected = await (async () => { + try { + const response = await github.orgs.get({ org: orgLogin }); + return asDeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement({ + data: response.data, + org: input.org, + }); + } catch (error) { + if (!(error instanceof Error)) throw error; + + // .note = a 404 is the only status that means "this org does not exist". a 403 + // must surface, never read as absent — an org that reads as absent would + // silently skip the 2FA guidance flow entirely. + if (isGithubNotFoundError({ error })) return null; + + throw new HelpfulError( + asGithubApiFailureMessage({ + operation: 'getOneOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement', + org: orgLogin, + error, + }), + { cause: error, org: orgLogin }, + ); + } + })(); + + // the org is absent, so there is no posture and no one to put at risk + if (!detected) return { detected: null, membersAtRisk: null }; + + // the posture is already on, so nobody is at risk of removal + if (detected.enabled) return { detected, membersAtRisk: null }; + + // read who would be removed, ONCE, and share it with every caller of this operation + const membersAtRisk = await getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport( + { org: input.org }, + context, + ); + + // .why = the alert's three states live in a pure transformer, so each is provable in CI. + // a branch only a live api call can reach is a branch no test can hold — and this + // alert is the wish's own acceptance criterion, so it is the last one that should + // rest on a live read. see `asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert`. + // .why = emitted HERE rather than in either caller, so the list an operator is shown and + // the list they are later handed in the guidance error are the same read. + const alert = asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert({ org: orgLogin, membersAtRisk }); + if (alert) context.log.warn(alert.message, alert.metadata); + + return { detected, membersAtRisk }; + }, +); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..95a4006 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport.ts @@ -0,0 +1,105 @@ +import { asProcedure } from 'as-procedure'; +import type { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects'; +import type { ContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; + +import { getGithubClient } from '@src/access/sdks/getGithubClient'; +import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrg } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrg'; + +import { isGithubForbiddenError } from '../_utils/isGithubForbiddenError'; + +/** + * .what = the outcome of an attempt to read who would be removed + * .why = "could not determine" is a REAL, distinct state — not an empty list. + * + * the read needs org admin, which CI auth deliberately lacks. if that case + * collapsed into `[]`, the guidance flow would announce "nobody will be removed" + * to an operator about to remove people. that is the most dangerous wrong answer + * available here, so the union forces every caller to handle it explicitly. + * + * .note = this is why the operation is `getOne*` rather than `getAll*`. every `getAll*` + * in this repo returns an array; this returns ONE report, whose contents may be a + * list OR a reason the list is unknowable. the cardinality prefix names the return + * shape, not the subject matter. + */ +export type OrgTwoFactorRemovalReport = + | { known: true; logins: string[] } + | { known: false; reason: string }; + +/** + * .what = checks if github refused the `2fa_disabled` filter for want of org ownership + * .why = this endpoint does NOT answer a privilege gap with a 403. it answers with a + * 422 and the sentence "Only owners can use this filter." (verified live + * 2026-08-04, status probed under the CI app token). so the 403 predicate alone + * would rethrow the single most common outcome under CI auth and take the whole + * guidance flow down with it. + * + * .note = narrow on BOTH axes — the status AND github's own sentinel. a 422 alone is a + * generic "unprocessable", which every malformed request also earns; that must + * still surface. only this pair establishes "you are not an owner". + * + * .note = collocated rather than placed in `_utils` on purpose. its peers there are + * one-status predicates that any operation may reach for; this one is a fact + * about ONE endpoint's error contract, so it stays at the leaf that owns it. + */ +const isOwnerOnlyFilterError = (input: { error: Error }): boolean => { + const status = (input.error as { status?: number }).status; + return status === 422 && input.error.message.includes('Only owners can use'); +}; + +/** + * .what = reports the org members who do NOT have two-factor authentication enabled + * .why = github REMOVES these members the moment the requirement is enabled. the wish + * demands an operator can learn who would be dropped BEFORE it happens, so this + * is the operation that makes the removal list knowable. + * + * .note = TWO errors — and only two — return `known: false` rather than a throw: + * a 403 (the token lacks the scope) and a 422 that carries github's own + * "Only owners can use this filter" (the caller is not an owner). the removal + * list feeds a guidance flow, and the failures that must not halt it are the + * KNOWABLE ones: CI auth is neither owner nor admin:org by design, so the read + * is legitimately unavailable and the report says so. callers render that as an + * explicit "could not determine" — never as "nobody". + * + * .note = every other error throws. those two establish their cause; a timeout or a + * malformed response establishes none, so neither may borrow their explanation + * and send an operator to fix a credential that was never the problem. + */ +export const getOneOrgTwoFactorRemovalReport = asProcedure( + async ( + input: { org: RefByUnique }, + context: ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail, + ): Promise => { + const github = getGithubClient({}, context); + + try { + // .note = paginated, since a large org can exceed one page and a truncated + // removal list is worse than none + const members = await github.paginate(github.orgs.listMembers, { + org: input.org.login, + filter: '2fa_disabled', + per_page: 100, + }); + + return { known: true, logins: members.map((member) => member.login) }; + } catch (error) { + if (!(error instanceof Error)) throw error; + + // .note = only the two ESTABLISHED privilege gaps become a report. each one names + // its own cause, so the report may state that cause to the human. every + // other error rethrows, since none of them establish it: a socket hang up + // rendered as "you lack admin:org" asserts a cause never proven, and sends + // the operator to fix a credential that was never the problem. + if ( + isGithubForbiddenError({ error }) || + isOwnerOnlyFilterError({ error }) + ) + return { + known: false, + reason: `could not read the member list (${error.message}). this read needs an org owner, or a token with admin:org.`, + }; + + throw error; + } + }, +); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.integration.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.integration.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..625ef8e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.integration.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,81 @@ +import { genContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; +import { given, then, useThen, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { getSampleGithubContext } from '@src/.test/assets/getSampleGithubContext'; + +import { getOneOrgTwoFactorPosture } from './getOneOrgTwoFactorPosture'; +import { setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement } from './setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement'; + +const { log } = genContextLogTrail({ trail: null, env: null }); + +/** + * .note = context is deferred to avoid throw when GITHUB_TOKEN is not set in CI + */ +const getContext = () => ({ log, ...getSampleGithubContext() }); + +/** + * .what = proves the converged path against the real github api + * .why = this resource has no write path, so the only live claim worth a test is that a + * declaration which already matches reality is handed back rather than escorted. + * + * .note = read-only. it never writes to the org. + * + * ⚠️ .note = THE ESCORT IS NOT COVERED HERE, and this note exists so no future reader + * assumes it is. + * + * `ehmpathy` now REQUIRES 2FA (applied 2026-08-06). the escort fires only on + * DRIFT, and the destructive half of it — the branch that names who github would + * remove — fires only when the posture is OFF. to reach either here would mean a + * declaration that drifts from a live shared org, and the destructive half would + * mean to turn 2FA off on it, which is the precise harm this resource exists to + * prevent. + * + * so the escort is covered by UNIT tests instead, where every state is provable + * with no live org and no mock: + * + * - `asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage.test.ts` — the destructive message, snapshotted at + * n=0, n=1, n=3, and list-unreadable + * - `asTwoFactorPlanTimeAlert.test.ts` — the plan-time alert, all three states + * - `asTwoFactorDisableGuidanceMessage` — the harmless direction + * + * what stays unproven is only the WIRE between the live read and those + * transformers. that gap is stated, not smoothed over (`rule.forbid.failhide`). + * + * the destructive escort WAS observed live once, on 2026-08-06: it fired in the + * dogfood apply and named `ehm-beaver`, `ehm-owl`, `ehm-seaturtle` before a human + * enrolled them. that is evidence, not coverage — a test is what makes it repeat. + * + * .note = this file previously hardcoded `enabled: true` and leaned on the live org to be + * OFF, so it went red the moment a human improved the posture. every case below + * READS the detected value first and declares from it, so a future posture change + * cannot turn a security win into a red suite. + */ +describe('setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement', () => { + given('[case1] an org whose posture already matches the declaration', () => { + // .why = the KEEP path, and the one every future plan and apply takes now that the + // posture is applied. a resource that escorted even when converged would halt + // every apply forever on a posture that is already correct. + when('[t0] set is called with the detected value', () => { + const observed = useThen('it returns rather than escort', async () => { + const context = getContext(); + + const { detected } = await getOneOrgTwoFactorPosture( + { org: { login: 'ehmpathy' } }, + context, + ); + if (!detected) throw new Error('the ehmpathy org must be readable'); + + const returned = await setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement( + { upsert: { org: { login: 'ehmpathy' }, enabled: detected.enabled } }, + context, + ); + + return { detectedEnabled: detected.enabled, returned }; + }); + + then('it hands back the converged posture', () => { + expect(observed.returned.enabled).toEqual(observed.detectedEnabled); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7ff714f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement/setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement.ts @@ -0,0 +1,119 @@ +import { asProcedure } from 'as-procedure'; +import { ConstraintError, UnexpectedCodePathError } from 'helpful-errors'; +import type { ContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; +import type { HasMetadata, PickOne } from 'type-fns'; + +import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement'; + +import { + asOrgSecuritySettingsUrl, + asTwoFactorDisableGuidanceMessage, + asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage, + DOCS_URL, +} from './asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage'; +import { getOneOrgTwoFactorPosture } from './getOneOrgTwoFactorPosture'; + +/** + * .what = "sets" whether an org requires two-factor authentication + * .why = github exposes no write path for this control, so this operation does not + * converge — it DETECTS, WARNS, and ESCORTS. + * + * .note = THIS IS A GUIDANCE FLOW, NOT A MUTATION. three properties make it one: + * 1. it fails fast — a ConstraintError (caller-must-fix), never a silent no-op + * 2. it names the destructive consequence first, with logins resolved live + * 3. every step it asks for is a direct URL, not a description of where to look + * + * .note = the shape was confirmed by the wisher: "2fa should be set via guidance flow… + * it should failfast and guide the user to do it by hand, with the direct urls + * and all." + * + * .note = findsert escorts too — it does NOT short-circuit the way its four automatable + * peers do. those peers offer a real choice: leave an extant posture alone, or + * converge it. this control CANNOT converge by machine at all, so there is no such + * choice to offer — every drifted state needs the same human. a findsert that + * returned the drifted posture would hand back a value that reads as success on + * the one control this package can never actually set (rule.forbid.failhide). + * clamped by [case2] in the collocated integration test. + */ +export const setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement = asProcedure( + async ( + input: PickOne<{ + findsert: DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement; + upsert: DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement; + }>, + context: ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail, + ): Promise< + HasMetadata + > => { + const desired = + input.findsert ?? + input.upsert ?? + UnexpectedCodePathError.throw('neither findsert nor upsert given', { + input, + }); + // .note = `org` is the REF; `orgLogin` is the plain string the message builders take. + // named apart on purpose — one word for two shapes is how a ref gets passed + // where a string belongs, silently (rule.forbid.ambiguous-labels). + const org = desired.org; + const orgLogin = org.login; + + // read the current posture first — AND the removal report it already computed + // .why = one read, one truth. this operation and the plan-time alert must name the SAME + // members; a second read of live membership could hand the operator a list that + // disagrees with the one they were shown moments earlier. + const { detected: before, membersAtRisk: membersAtRiskDetected } = + await getOneOrgTwoFactorPosture({ org }, context); + if (!before) + throw new ConstraintError('github organization does not exist', { + org: orgLogin, + }); + + // already converged: reality matches the declaration, so no escort is needed + if (before.enabled === desired.enabled) return before; + + // the human asked to turn it OFF, which is also manual, but harmless + if (desired.enabled === false) + throw new ConstraintError( + asTwoFactorDisableGuidanceMessage({ org: orgLogin }), + { + org: orgLogin, + detected: before.enabled, + declared: desired.enabled, + settingsUrl: asOrgSecuritySettingsUrl({ org: orgLogin }), + docsUrl: DOCS_URL, + }, + ); + + // the human asked to turn it ON — the destructive direction. escort them. + // .note = the read above resolves this whenever the posture is OFF, and the posture IS + // off on every path that reaches here (`before.enabled !== desired.enabled` and + // `desired.enabled === true`). so an absent report is an impossible state, and + // it failfasts rather than falls back to a fresh read — a fallback would quietly + // restore the two-reads-of-truth hazard this shape exists to remove. + const membersAtRisk = + membersAtRiskDetected ?? + UnexpectedCodePathError.throw( + 'removal report absent while the posture reads as off', + { org: orgLogin, detected: before.enabled, declared: desired.enabled }, + ); + + throw new ConstraintError( + asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage({ org: orgLogin, membersAtRisk }), + { + org: orgLogin, + detected: before.enabled, + declared: desired.enabled, + + // .note = null means "could not determine", which is distinct from an empty list + membersAtRisk: membersAtRisk.known ? membersAtRisk.logins : null, + membersAtRiskUnknownReason: membersAtRisk.known + ? null + : membersAtRisk.reason, + + settingsUrl: asOrgSecuritySettingsUrl({ org: orgLogin }), + docsUrl: DOCS_URL, + }, + ); + }, +); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/__snapshots__/asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody.test.ts.snap b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/__snapshots__/asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody.test.ts.snap new file mode 100644 index 0000000..124dae5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/__snapshots__/asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody.test.ts.snap @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +// Jest Snapshot v1, https://jestjs.io/docs/snapshot-testing + +exports[`asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody given: [case1] a full posture declaration when: [t0] the write body is built then: the rendered body holds still 1`] = ` +{ + "default_repository_permission": "read", + "members_can_create_internal_repositories": undefined, + "members_can_create_pages": true, + "members_can_create_private_pages": false, + "members_can_create_private_repositories": true, + "members_can_create_public_pages": true, + "members_can_create_public_repositories": true, + "members_can_create_repositories": true, + "members_can_fork_private_repositories": false, +} +`; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/__snapshots__/asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage.test.ts.snap b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/__snapshots__/asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage.test.ts.snap new file mode 100644 index 0000000..af3069b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/__snapshots__/asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage.test.ts.snap @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +// Jest Snapshot v1, https://jestjs.io/docs/snapshot-testing + +exports[`asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage given: [case1] one control flipped in the web ui when: [t0] the escort is built then: the rendered escort holds still 1`] = ` +"1 member privilege cannot be set via the GitHub API + + what github serves it on 'GET /orgs/{org}' and refuses it on + 'PATCH /orgs/{org}'. every other privilege this resource declares WAS + applied; the one below must be set by hand. + + ⚠️ reality disagrees with your declaration on: + ├─ allow members to delete or transfer repositories + │ detected true, declared false (membersCanDeleteRepositories) + └─ set it here → https://github.com/organizations/ehmpathy/settings/member_privileges + + fix 1. set the 1 control above to its declared value + → https://github.com/organizations/ehmpathy/settings/member_privileges + 2. re-run 'declastruct plan' + + after the plan shows KEEP, and every future plan guards it. + if anyone changes one in the web ui, the next plan turns red. + + why docs → https://docs.github.com/en/organizations/managing-organization-settings" +`; + +exports[`asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage given: [case2] all three controls drifted at once when: [t0] the escort is built then: the rendered escort holds still 1`] = ` +"3 member privileges cannot be set via the GitHub API + + what github serves them on 'GET /orgs/{org}' and refuses them on + 'PATCH /orgs/{org}'. every other privilege this resource declares WAS + applied; the ones below must be set by hand. + + ⚠️ reality disagrees with your declaration on: + ├─ allow members to delete or transfer repositories + │ detected true, declared false (membersCanDeleteRepositories) + ├─ allow members to change repository visibilities + │ detected true, declared false (membersCanChangeRepoVisibility) + ├─ allow members to invite outside collaborators + │ detected false, declared true (membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators) + └─ set them here → https://github.com/organizations/ehmpathy/settings/member_privileges + + fix 1. set the 3 controls above to their declared values + → https://github.com/organizations/ehmpathy/settings/member_privileges + 2. re-run 'declastruct plan' + + after the plan shows KEEP, and every future plan guards them. + if anyone changes one in the web ui, the next plan turns red. + + why docs → https://docs.github.com/en/organizations/managing-organization-settings" +`; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9015dcb --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,143 @@ +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges'; + +import { asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody } from './asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody'; +import { PRIVILEGES_UNSETTABLE_VIA_API } from './asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift'; + +/** + * .what = clamps exactly which declared privileges reach github on a write + * .why = the failhide this branch repairs lived precisely here. the body was an inline + * literal inside the write, so the only way to see which fields it carried was to + * intercept the call with a mock — and the mock-based test that did so asserted the + * omission as if it were correct. pure, the same question is a direct read. + * + * .note = this file covers the WRITE-BODY half of the deleted mock-based + * `setOrgMemberPrivileges.test.ts`. that file mocked `getGithubClient`, the cast, + * and the get — three mocks in a `.test.ts`, which + * `rule.forbid.unit.remote-boundaries` forbids outright. + * + * .note = an earlier version of this note claimed the pure tests made "every claim it + * made". THAT WAS FALSE, and a peer review caught it. two ORCHESTRATOR behaviors + * the deleted file had locked in — findsert returns the extant posture without a + * write, and an absent org throws — belong to no transformer, so no pure test can + * hold them. they are covered by `setOrgMemberPrivileges.integration.test.ts`, + * which also states plainly the two behaviors that remain uncovered and why. + * + * .note = the correction is recorded rather than quietly edited, because the false claim + * is the more instructive artifact: a note that overstates its own coverage is + * worse than an absent note, since the next reader trusts it and searches no + * further (`rule.require.timeless-comments`). + * + * .note = pure. no remote boundary is crossed, so it runs in CI unconditionally. + */ +const asSnakeCase = (input: { camel: string }): string => + input.camel.replace(/[A-Z]/g, (letter) => `_${letter.toLowerCase()}`); + +const privilegesSample: DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges = { + org: { login: 'ehmpathy' }, + membersCanCreateRepositories: true, + membersCanCreatePublicRepositories: true, + membersCanCreatePrivateRepositories: true, + membersCanCreateInternalRepositories: null, + membersCanDeleteRepositories: false, + membersCanChangeRepoVisibility: false, + membersCanForkPrivateRepositories: false, + membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators: true, + membersCanCreatePages: true, + membersCanCreatePublicPages: true, + membersCanCreatePrivatePages: false, + defaultRepositoryPermission: 'read', +}; + +describe('asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody', () => { + given('[case1] a full posture declaration', () => { + when('[t0] the write body is built', () => { + const body = asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody({ + desired: privilegesSample, + }); + + then('the rendered body holds still', () => { + expect(body).toMatchSnapshot(); + }); + + then('it carries every privilege github accepts', () => { + expect(Object.keys(body).sort()).toEqual([ + 'default_repository_permission', + 'members_can_create_internal_repositories', + 'members_can_create_pages', + 'members_can_create_private_pages', + 'members_can_create_private_repositories', + 'members_can_create_public_pages', + 'members_can_create_public_repositories', + 'members_can_create_repositories', + 'members_can_fork_private_repositories', + ]); + }); + + then('it carries NO privilege github refuses on PATCH', () => { + // .why = derived from the one list, never hand-copied. a fourth entry added to + // `PRIVILEGES_UNSETTABLE_VIA_API` is guarded here the moment it lands, so + // this clamp cannot fall one field behind its twin — which is the exact + // shape of every defect this branch met. + // + // .note = a field sent here would NOT be set; github ignores it. that silent + // ignore is what read as success for however long it went unnoticed. + const refused = PRIVILEGES_UNSETTABLE_VIA_API.map((field) => + asSnakeCase({ camel: field }), + ); + expect(refused).toEqual([ + 'members_can_delete_repositories', + 'members_can_change_repo_visibility', + 'members_can_invite_outside_collaborators', + ]); + refused.forEach((key) => expect(body).not.toHaveProperty(key)); + }); + + then('the values it carries are the ones declared', () => { + expect(body.default_repository_permission).toEqual('read'); + expect(body.members_can_create_private_pages).toEqual(false); + expect(body.members_can_fork_private_repositories).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); + + given( + '[case2] a non-enterprise org, where internal repos do not exist', + () => { + when('[t0] the write body is built', () => { + const body = asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody({ + desired: { + ...privilegesSample, + membersCanCreateInternalRepositories: null, + }, + }); + + then('the internal-repos key is dropped, never sent as null', () => { + // .why = null here means "this org is not enterprise, so the control does not + // exist", which is not a value to write. github rejects a null body field. + expect(body.members_can_create_internal_repositories).toEqual( + undefined, + ); + }); + }); + }, + ); + + given('[case3] an enterprise org that declares internal repos OFF', () => { + when('[t0] the write body is built', () => { + const body = asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody({ + desired: { + ...privilegesSample, + membersCanCreateInternalRepositories: false, + }, + }); + + then('false is sent, not dropped as though it were null', () => { + // .why = `?? undefined` drops null and keeps false. a `|| undefined` would drop + // both, and silently refuse to ever turn the control off. + expect(body.members_can_create_internal_repositories).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..45bb277 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody.ts @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges'; + +/** + * .what = the `PATCH /orgs/{org}` body for every privilege github will actually accept + * .why = pure, so the question that carries the whole failhide — WHICH declared fields + * reach github — can be clamped with a direct read of the body, with no mock and no + * live org. it used to be an inline literal inside the write, where the only way to + * see it was to intercept the call. + * + * .note = the three fields absent here are absent BY EVIDENCE, not by omission. github + * serves `membersCanDeleteRepositories`, `membersCanChangeRepoVisibility`, and + * `membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators` on the GET and refuses all three on the + * PATCH — see `PRIVILEGES_UNSETTABLE_VIA_API`. to send one would not set it; it + * would be ignored, which is how the original failhide read as success. + * + * .note = `membersCanCreateInternalRepositories` maps `null` to `undefined` so the key is + * dropped rather than sent as null. null means "this org is not enterprise, so the + * control does not exist here", which is not a value to write. + */ +export const asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody = (input: { + desired: DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges; +}): Record => ({ + members_can_create_repositories: input.desired.membersCanCreateRepositories, + members_can_create_public_repositories: + input.desired.membersCanCreatePublicRepositories, + members_can_create_private_repositories: + input.desired.membersCanCreatePrivateRepositories, + members_can_create_internal_repositories: + input.desired.membersCanCreateInternalRepositories ?? undefined, + members_can_fork_private_repositories: + input.desired.membersCanForkPrivateRepositories, + members_can_create_pages: input.desired.membersCanCreatePages, + members_can_create_public_pages: input.desired.membersCanCreatePublicPages, + members_can_create_private_pages: input.desired.membersCanCreatePrivatePages, + default_repository_permission: input.desired.defaultRepositoryPermission, +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a994229 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,162 @@ +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges'; + +import { + asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift, + PRIVILEGES_UNSETTABLE_VIA_API, +} from './asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift'; + +/** + * .what = clamps the decision that gates a halt on `setOrgMemberPrivileges` + * .why = this predicate decides whether an apply converges or refuses. a false negative + * restores the exact failhide this branch exists to end — an operator told their + * security control was applied when github never took it. a false positive halts + * every apply forever on a posture that is already correct. + * + * .note = pure. no remote boundary is crossed, so it runs in CI unconditionally. + */ +const privilegesBase: DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges = { + org: { login: 'ehmpathy' }, + membersCanCreateRepositories: true, + membersCanCreatePublicRepositories: true, + membersCanCreatePrivateRepositories: true, + membersCanCreateInternalRepositories: null, + membersCanDeleteRepositories: false, + membersCanChangeRepoVisibility: false, + membersCanForkPrivateRepositories: false, + membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators: true, + membersCanCreatePages: true, + membersCanCreatePublicPages: true, + membersCanCreatePrivatePages: true, + defaultRepositoryPermission: 'read', +}; + +describe('asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift', () => { + given('[case1] a declaration that already matches reality', () => { + when('[t0] compared', () => { + const drifted = asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift({ + expected: privilegesBase, + detected: { ...privilegesBase }, + }); + + then('none drifted, so no human is summoned', () => { + expect(drifted).toEqual([]); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] a settable field that disagrees, and no other', () => { + // .why = the boundary that keeps the escort honest. `defaultRepositoryPermission` IS + // writable, so an apply converges it with no human at all. were this to drift, + // every apply of a normal posture change would halt on a manual step it does + // not need. + const detected: DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges = { + ...privilegesBase, + defaultRepositoryPermission: 'write', + }; + + when('[t0] compared', () => { + then('it reads as no drift — the machine can converge this one', () => { + expect( + asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift({ expected: privilegesBase, detected }), + ).toEqual([]); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case3] a delete-repos control someone flipped in the web ui', () => { + // .why = THE case this whole family exists for. `provision/github.org/resources.ts` + // declares `membersCanDeleteRepositories: false` and calls it crucial. before + // this drift check, a flip to `true` in the ui was invisible to every apply. + const detected: DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges = { + ...privilegesBase, + membersCanDeleteRepositories: true, + }; + + when('[t0] compared', () => { + const drifted = asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift({ + expected: privilegesBase, + detected, + }); + + then( + 'it is named, so the apply refuses instead of reports success', + () => { + expect(drifted).toEqual([ + { + field: 'membersCanDeleteRepositories', + expected: false, + detected: true, + }, + ]); + }, + ); + }); + }); + + given('[case4] all three unsettable controls drifted at once', () => { + const detected: DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges = { + ...privilegesBase, + membersCanDeleteRepositories: true, + membersCanChangeRepoVisibility: true, + membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators: false, + }; + + when('[t0] compared', () => { + const drifted = asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift({ + expected: privilegesBase, + detected, + }); + + then('every one is reported, not merely the first', () => { + // .why = an operator who must correct a posture by hand needs the whole list. one + // item at a time is a round trip to the web ui per field. + expect(drifted.map((drift) => drift.field)).toEqual([ + 'membersCanDeleteRepositories', + 'membersCanChangeRepoVisibility', + 'membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators', + ]); + }); + + then( + 'each carries both values, so the human knows which way to move', + () => { + expect(drifted).toEqual([ + { + field: 'membersCanDeleteRepositories', + expected: false, + detected: true, + }, + { + field: 'membersCanChangeRepoVisibility', + expected: false, + detected: true, + }, + { + field: 'membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators', + expected: true, + detected: false, + }, + ]); + }, + ); + }); + }); + + given('[case5] the list of unsettable privileges itself', () => { + when('[t0] read', () => { + then('it holds exactly the three github refuses on PATCH', () => { + // .why = pins the boundary to github's own openapi spec, where all three appear in + // the `organization-full` response and none appears in the `orgs/update` + // request body. a fourth entry added without that evidence would silently + // stop a field from ever being written. + expect([...PRIVILEGES_UNSETTABLE_VIA_API]).toEqual([ + 'membersCanDeleteRepositories', + 'membersCanChangeRepoVisibility', + 'membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators', + ]); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e938811 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift.ts @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +import type { DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges'; + +/** + * .what = the member privileges github serves on `GET /orgs/{org}` but refuses on + * `PATCH /orgs/{org}` + * .why = ONE definition of the boundary. this list is cited from three places — the drift + * check below, the `excluded` map that `setOrgMemberPrivileges` hands + * `verifyReadAfterWrite`, and the guidance message — so a hand-kept copy in any of + * them would be a second definition free to drift from this one. + * + * .note = verified against github's own openapi spec, not docs prose. all three appear in + * the `organization-full` RESPONSE schema and none appears in the `orgs/update` + * REQUEST body (`@octokit/openapi-types@27.0.0`, checked 2026-08-05). the request + * body accepts every other field this resource declares. + * + * .note = they are therefore the same class as the two-factor requirement: readable, + * declarable, and settable only by a human in the web ui. that is why this family + * escorts rather than converges — see `asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage`. + */ +export const PRIVILEGES_UNSETTABLE_VIA_API = [ + 'membersCanDeleteRepositories', + 'membersCanChangeRepoVisibility', + 'membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators', +] as const; + +export type UnsettablePrivilegeKey = + (typeof PRIVILEGES_UNSETTABLE_VIA_API)[number]; + +/** + * .note = `expected` / `detected`, per `rule.prefer.expected-detected`. the expected half + * was `declared` — a fair word, and the rule's own gloss for `expected` reads "the + * value we want / declared / intend", so it already collapses that sense. one word + * per concept beats two locally apt ones (`rule.require.ubiqlang`). + * + * .note = the message shown to an operator still SAYS "declared", because that is the true + * word for a value a human wrote into a declaration. the contract speaks ubiqlang; + * the prose speaks to the operator. they are different surfaces and need not share + * a word. + */ +export interface UnsettablePrivilegeDrift { + field: UnsettablePrivilegeKey; + expected: boolean; + detected: boolean; +} + +/** + * .what = names every unsettable privilege whose declaration disagrees with reality + * .why = an apply must escort a human for EXACTLY these, and stay silent otherwise. a + * declaration that already matches reality needs no human, so an escort there would + * halt every apply forever on a posture that is already correct. + * + * .why = pure, so the decision that gates a halt can be clamped without a live org and + * without a mock. the halt is the whole contract; it deserves direct coverage. + * + * .note = this exists because `setOrgMemberPrivileges` used to accept all three fields and + * send none of them. an operator who declared `membersCanDeleteRepositories: false` + * got a green apply, a plan that read `KEEP`, and no change — forever + * (`rule.forbid.failhide`). the fields could not be dropped from the resource, + * because a declared control that github serves is exactly what the drift tripwire + * is for. so the fix is to refuse loudly, not to pretend or to forget. + */ +export const asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift = (input: { + expected: DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges; + detected: DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges; +}): UnsettablePrivilegeDrift[] => + PRIVILEGES_UNSETTABLE_VIA_API.filter( + (field) => input.expected[field] !== input.detected[field], + ).map((field) => ({ + field, + expected: input.expected[field], + detected: input.detected[field], + })); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7d3f4c7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,179 @@ +import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import type { UnsettablePrivilegeDrift } from './asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift'; +import { + asOrgMemberPrivilegesSettingsUrl, + asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage, + PRIVILEGES_DOCS_URL, +} from './asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage'; + +/** + * .what = clamps the escort a human reads when github refuses a declared privilege + * .why = this message IS the resource's contract for the three controls it cannot write. + * an operator meets it at the exact moment their apply halted, so it has to carry + * the whole recovery — which control, which way to move it, and where to click. + * + * .note = snapshotted AND asserted. the snapshot is what a reviewer reads in a diff to + * catch a visual blemish; the assertions are what hold each piece that carries the + * load when someone reflows the prose around them. + * + * .note = pure. no remote boundary is crossed, so it runs in CI unconditionally. + */ +describe('asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage', () => { + given('[case1] one control flipped in the web ui', () => { + const drifted: UnsettablePrivilegeDrift[] = [ + { + field: 'membersCanDeleteRepositories', + expected: false, + detected: true, + }, + ]; + + when('[t0] the escort is built', () => { + const message = asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage({ + org: 'ehmpathy', + drifted, + }); + + then('the rendered escort holds still', () => { + expect(message).toMatchSnapshot(); + }); + + then("it names github's own label, not merely our field name", () => { + // .why = the operator has a settings page open, not this codebase. a camelCase + // field alone leaves them to guess which checkbox it means. + expect(message).toContain( + 'allow members to delete or transfer repositories', + ); + }); + + then('it still names the field, for whoever reads the code', () => { + expect(message).toContain('membersCanDeleteRepositories'); + }); + + then('it states which way to move the control', () => { + expect(message).toContain('detected true, declared false'); + }); + + then( + 'it carries a direct link, not a description of where to look', + () => { + expect(message).toContain( + asOrgMemberPrivilegesSettingsUrl({ org: 'ehmpathy' }), + ); + }, + ); + + then('it quotes the command the way this family quotes it', () => { + // .why = `helpful-errors` json-encodes metadata into the message, and json escapes + // a double quote while it leaves a single one alone. a double-quoted command + // would reach a live operator escaped. + expect(message).toContain("'declastruct plan'"); + }); + + then('it links the docs', () => { + expect(message).toContain(PRIVILEGES_DOCS_URL); + }); + + then('the count and its noun agree, in real english', () => { + // .why = THE case that exposed a blemish latent across four sites. this message + // was the first in the family ever snapshotted at n=1, and it rendered + // "1 member privilege(s) ... set the 1 control(s) above" — not english, + // and read by an operator at the moment their apply halted. the three + // peers had the identical shape and only ever rendered n=3, so it stayed + // invisible (`rule.forbid.snapshot-visual-blemishes`). + expect(message).toContain( + '1 member privilege cannot be set via the GitHub API', + ); + expect(message).toContain('set the 1 control above'); + expect(message).not.toContain('(s)'); + }); + + then('every number-sensitive word agrees with the count of one', () => { + // .why = r10 named two `(s)` sites; a structural sweep of the whole message found + // six more words that assume a plural. to fix only the reported two would + // leave "github serves them ... set them here ... their declared values" + // beside a count of 1 — the same blemish, one line down. + expect(message).toContain('github serves it on'); + expect(message).toContain('refuses it on'); + expect(message).toContain('the one below must be set by hand'); + expect(message).toContain('set it here'); + expect(message).toContain('to its declared value'); + expect(message).toContain('every future plan guards it.'); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] all three controls drifted at once', () => { + const drifted: UnsettablePrivilegeDrift[] = [ + { + field: 'membersCanDeleteRepositories', + expected: false, + detected: true, + }, + { + field: 'membersCanChangeRepoVisibility', + expected: false, + detected: true, + }, + { + field: 'membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators', + expected: true, + detected: false, + }, + ]; + + when('[t0] the escort is built', () => { + const message = asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage({ + org: 'ehmpathy', + drifted, + }); + + then('the rendered escort holds still', () => { + expect(message).toMatchSnapshot(); + }); + + then('every drifted control is listed, not merely the first', () => { + expect(message).toContain( + 'allow members to delete or transfer repositories', + ); + expect(message).toContain( + 'allow members to change repository visibilities', + ); + expect(message).toContain( + 'allow members to invite outside collaborators', + ); + }); + + then('the count in the prose matches the list beneath it', () => { + // .why = a headline that says "1 privilege" above three rows is the kind of + // mismatch a reader trusts over the rows, and then under-corrects. + expect(message).toContain( + '3 member privileges cannot be set via the GitHub API', + ); + expect(message).toContain('set the 3 controls above'); + }); + + then('every number-sensitive word agrees with a plural count', () => { + // .why = the twin of the singular clamp on [case1]. both directions are pinned, so + // a future edit cannot repair one count at the cost of the other. + expect(message).toContain('github serves them on'); + expect(message).toContain('refuses them on'); + expect(message).toContain('the ones below must be set by hand'); + expect(message).toContain('set them here'); + expect(message).toContain('to their declared values'); + expect(message).toContain('every future plan guards them.'); + }); + }); + }); + + given('[case3] the settings url', () => { + when('[t0] built for an org', () => { + then('it points at the member privileges page for that org', () => { + expect(asOrgMemberPrivilegesSettingsUrl({ org: 'ehmpathy' })).toEqual( + 'https://github.com/organizations/ehmpathy/settings/member_privileges', + ); + }); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..22ebf7f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage.ts @@ -0,0 +1,121 @@ +import { asCountedNoun } from '../_utils/asCountedNoun'; +import type { UnsettablePrivilegeDrift } from './asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift'; + +/** + * .what = the org settings page that holds the member privileges + * .why = the human must click it by hand; a description of where to look is not enough + */ +export const asOrgMemberPrivilegesSettingsUrl = (input: { + org: string; +}): string => + `https://github.com/organizations/${input.org}/settings/member_privileges`; + +/** + * .what = github's own index of org settings, which holds a page per privilege below + * .why = the INDEX rather than three deep links, deliberately. each of the three controls + * has its own doc page, and a wrong deep link is worse than none — the index is + * long-lived and reaches all three in one hop. + * .note = the -ing segment is github's url path, not our prose + */ +export const PRIVILEGES_DOCS_URL = [ + 'https://docs.github.com/en/organizations', + 'managing-organization-settings', +].join('/'); + +/** + * .what = the name a human reads for each unsettable privilege, as github's own ui labels it + * .why = an operator reads a checkbox on a settings page, not a camelCase field. to print + * our field name alone would leave them to guess which control it means + * (`rule.require.discoverability`). + */ +const PRIVILEGE_LABELS: Record = { + membersCanDeleteRepositories: + 'allow members to delete or transfer repositories', + membersCanChangeRepoVisibility: + 'allow members to change repository visibilities', + membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators: + 'allow members to invite outside collaborators', +}; + +/** + * .what = one line per drifted privilege, with the declared and the detected value + * .why = the operator has to reproduce the declaration by hand, so they need to know which + * way to move each control — not merely that a value disagrees + */ +const asDriftLines = (input: { + drifted: UnsettablePrivilegeDrift[]; +}): string[] => + input.drifted.map( + (drift) => + ` ├─ ${PRIVILEGE_LABELS[drift.field]}\n │ detected ${drift.detected}, declared ${drift.expected} (${drift.field})`, + ); + +/** + * .what = the guidance a human needs to set a member privilege github serves read-only + * .why = `PATCH /orgs/{org}` accepts every other field this resource declares and refuses + * these, so an apply CANNOT converge them. this message is the resource's contract + * for that case, and it is a pure transformer so its exact output can be snapshotted + * and reviewed in a diff. + * + * .note = the shape mirrors `asTwoFactorGuidanceMessage` on purpose. both escort a human + * through a control github exposes read-only, and an operator who has met one + * should not have to learn a second format to read the other + * (`rule.forbid.surprises`). + * + * .note = EVERY inline literal below is SINGLE-quoted, which is this family's convention. + * `helpful-errors` json-encodes metadata into the message, and json escapes a + * double quote while it leaves a single one alone — so a double-quoted value would + * reach a live operator as `\"selected\"`. jest's pretty-format wraps a snapshotted + * string in double quotes and escapes none of the inner ones, so the same literal + * would render in a snapshot as a string that appears to end mid-sentence. + */ +export const asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage = (input: { + org: string; + drifted: UnsettablePrivilegeDrift[]; +}): string => { + const count = input.drifted.length; + + // .note = EVERY number-sensitive word in the message below is chosen here, in one place. + // the blemish r10 caught was two `(s)` constructs — but a sweep of the whole + // message found six MORE words that assumed a plural ("these", "them", "their", + // "the ones"), each of which reads wrong at a count of one. to fix only the two + // reported would have left the message broken in the same way, which is this + // branch's own signature defect: a fix applied at one site, not carried to its + // twin. so the sweep is STRUCTURAL — every word that varies with the count is + // listed together, where a reader can see them agree. + const words = + count === 1 + ? { + it: 'it', + them: 'it', + theOnes: 'the one', + theirValues: 'its declared value', + } + : { + it: 'them', + them: 'them', + theOnes: 'the ones', + theirValues: 'their declared values', + }; + + return [ + `${asCountedNoun({ count, singular: 'member privilege', plural: 'member privileges' })} cannot be set via the GitHub API`, + '', + ` what github serves ${words.them} on 'GET /orgs/{org}' and refuses ${words.it} on`, + ` 'PATCH /orgs/{org}'. every other privilege this resource declares WAS`, + ` applied; ${words.theOnes} below must be set by hand.`, + '', + ` ⚠️ reality disagrees with your declaration on:`, + ...asDriftLines(input), + ` └─ set ${words.them} here → ${asOrgMemberPrivilegesSettingsUrl(input)}`, + '', + ` fix 1. set the ${asCountedNoun({ count, singular: 'control', plural: 'controls' })} above to ${words.theirValues}`, + ` → ${asOrgMemberPrivilegesSettingsUrl(input)}`, + ` 2. re-run 'declastruct plan'`, + '', + ` after the plan shows KEEP, and every future plan guards ${words.them}.`, + ` if anyone changes one in the web ui, the next plan turns red.`, + '', + ` why docs → ${PRIVILEGES_DOCS_URL}`, + ].join('\n'); +}; diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges.test.ts index 4efb6e2..b2cac82 100644 --- a/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges.test.ts +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges.test.ts @@ -47,7 +47,50 @@ describe('castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges', () => { }); }); - when('privilege fields use GitHub defaults (missing)', () => { + when('the org has turned outside-collaborator invites OFF', () => { + // .why = THE clamp on a fabricated read. this field was hardcoded `true` here, beside + // a comment that called it "not directly exposed in API" — while github serves + // it on the very same payload every other field is read from (verified live + // against ehmpathy, 2026-08-05). a hardcoded value cannot differ from itself, + // so `plan` could never show drift on it and `apply` could never detect a + // change (`rule.forbid.failhide`). + // + // .note = this case goes RED under the old hardcode: it read `true` no matter what + // the payload said. that is what makes it a clamp rather than a decoration. + const data = { + updated_at: '2024-01-01T00:00:00Z', + members_can_invite_outside_collaborators: false, + }; + + then('it reads the value github served, not a constant', () => { + const result = castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges({ + data: data as any, + org, + }); + + expect(result.membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators).toEqual(false); + }); + }); + + when('the org has turned outside-collaborator invites ON', () => { + const data = { + updated_at: '2024-01-01T00:00:00Z', + members_can_invite_outside_collaborators: true, + }; + + then('it reads true — the same path, the other value', () => { + // .why = the `false` case alone would still pass if someone hardcoded `false`. both + // directions together prove the value is READ. + const result = castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges({ + data: data as any, + org, + }); + + expect(result.membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators).toEqual(true); + }); + }); + + when('privilege fields use GitHub defaults (absent)', () => { const data = { updated_at: null, }; @@ -61,6 +104,10 @@ describe('castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges', () => { expect(result.membersCanCreateRepositories).toEqual(true); expect(result.membersCanDeleteRepositories).toEqual(true); expect(result.membersCanChangeRepoVisibility).toEqual(true); + // .why = github's own default, which is what an org that has never touched the + // control actually holds. the fallback is the honest read for an absent + // field; the hardcode it replaced was a fabricated read for a present one. + expect(result.membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators).toEqual(true); expect(result.defaultRepositoryPermission).toEqual('read'); }); }); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges.ts index 6c5466a..1f27993 100644 --- a/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges.ts +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges.ts @@ -8,6 +8,28 @@ import { DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredG type GithubOrgResponse = Endpoints['GET /orgs/{org}']['response']['data']; +/** + * .what = reads a privilege github serves but the installed octokit does not type + * .why = three privilege fields are absent from `@octokit/openapi-types@24`'s + * `organization-full` schema, yet github returns all three in the live payload + * (verified against ehmpathy, 2026-08-05). openapi 27 does type them, so this is a + * version lag, not an api absence. + * + * .why = named, because the alternative — an inline `as Record` at each + * of three sites — is the shape that let one of them get replaced by a hardcoded + * `true` unnoticed. one reader here, cited three times, so a field github serves + * can never again be silently substituted with a constant. + * + * .note = the cast is the sanctioned boundary exception to `rule.forbid.as-cast`: it reads + * a third-party payload whose type we do not own. it is removable the moment the + * installed octokit types these fields. + */ +const asUntypedPrivilege = (input: { + data: GithubOrgResponse; + key: string; +}): boolean | undefined => + (input.data as Record)[input.key] as boolean | undefined; + /** * .what = casts GitHub API org response to DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges * .why = extracts member privilege fields from org API response @@ -39,18 +61,33 @@ export const castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges = (input: { })(), // Repository management (KEY SECURITY) + // .note = each falls back to github's own permissive default, which is what an org + // that has never touched the control actually holds membersCanDeleteRepositories: - // Note: GitHub API uses 'members_can_delete_repositories' field - ((input.data as Record) - .members_can_delete_repositories as boolean) ?? true, + asUntypedPrivilege({ + data: input.data, + key: 'members_can_delete_repositories', + }) ?? true, membersCanChangeRepoVisibility: - ((input.data as Record) - .members_can_change_repo_visibility as boolean) ?? true, + asUntypedPrivilege({ + data: input.data, + key: 'members_can_change_repo_visibility', + }) ?? true, membersCanForkPrivateRepositories: input.data.members_can_fork_private_repositories ?? false, // Collaboration - membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators: true, // Not directly exposed in API + // .note = this was hardcoded `true`, beside a comment that called the field "not + // directly exposed in API". github does serve it, on the very same payload + // every other field here is read from. a hardcoded value cannot ever differ + // from itself, so `plan` could never show drift on it and `apply` could never + // detect a change — a detected state that was fabricated rather than read + // (`rule.forbid.failhide`). + membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators: + asUntypedPrivilege({ + data: input.data, + key: 'members_can_invite_outside_collaborators', + }) ?? true, // GitHub Pages membersCanCreatePages: input.data.members_can_create_pages ?? true, diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/setOrgMemberPrivileges.integration.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/setOrgMemberPrivileges.integration.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..65baf93 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/setOrgMemberPrivileges.integration.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,168 @@ +import { genContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; +import { given, then, useThen, when } from 'test-fns'; + +import { getSampleGithubContext } from '@src/.test/assets/getSampleGithubContext'; + +import { getOneOrgMemberPrivileges } from './getOneOrgMemberPrivileges'; +import { setOrgMemberPrivileges } from './setOrgMemberPrivileges'; + +const { log } = genContextLogTrail({ trail: null, env: null }); + +/** + * .note = context is deferred to avoid throw when GITHUB_TOKEN is not set in CI + */ +const getContext = () => ({ log, ...getSampleGithubContext() }); + +/** + * .what = proves the orchestrator's read-only paths against the real github api + * .why = this file exists because a peer review caught its absence. the mock-based + * `setOrgMemberPrivileges.test.ts` was deleted (three `jest.mock`s in a `.test.ts`, + * which `rule.forbid.unit.remote-boundaries` forbids), and the note that replaced + * it claimed the pure transformer tests made "every claim it made". that claim was + * FALSE: two orchestrator behaviors it had locked in — findsert-returns-early, and + * org-not-found-throws — had no replacement anywhere. they are covered here. + * + * .note = READ-ONLY, and deliberately so. this test never PATCHes the live shared + * `ehmpathy` org. both cases below reach their assertion before any write is + * attempted, which is what makes them safe to run against real shared state. + * + * ⚠️ .note = TWO ORCHESTRATOR BEHAVIORS REMAIN UNCOVERED AT THIS LAYER, and this note + * exists so no future reader assumes otherwise: + * + * 1. the drift escort — the `ConstraintError` raised when an unsettable + * privilege disagrees with reality + * 2. read-after-write verification — the failfast when a settable field did + * not persist + * + * both fire strictly AFTER the `PATCH /orgs/{org}`, so neither is reachable + * without a write to the live shared org. a write there mutates real security + * posture for every member, and this repo holds no throwaway org fixture (the + * `declastruct-github-demo` org is on record as the eventual path — + * `resources.app.declastruct-github.testauth.ts:43`). so the DECISION each + * makes is clamped purely instead — `asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift.test.ts` and + * `verifyReadAfterWrite.test.ts` — and what stays unproven is only the WIRE + * between them and the write. that gap is stated, not smoothed over + * (`rule.forbid.failhide`). + */ +describe('setOrgMemberPrivileges', () => { + given('[case1] an extant org, declared via findsert', () => { + // .why = findsert must leave an extant posture untouched. this resource converges ten + // of thirteen fields by machine, so findsert means here what it means + // everywhere else — leave what is already there — unlike its two-factor peer, + // which can converge no field at all and therefore escorts even on findsert. + when('[t0] set is called', () => { + const observed = useThen( + 'it returns the extant posture rather than write', + async () => { + const context = getContext(); + + const before = await getOneOrgMemberPrivileges( + { by: { unique: { org: { login: 'ehmpathy' } } } }, + context, + ); + if (!before) throw new Error('the ehmpathy org must be readable'); + + // .note = the declaration deliberately DISAGREES with reality on FOUR fields, + // not one. a findsert that wrote would converge them; a findsert that + // returns early leaves every detected value in place. so the returned + // object is what tells the two apart, with no write attempted either way. + // + // .why = four rather than one, and a whole-object compare rather than a scalar. + // a one-field check only catches a merge regression that happens to touch + // THAT field — `return { ...before, ...desired }` would slip past it on + // the other twelve. the disagreement spans a settable enum, two settable + // booleans, and one github refuses on PATCH, so no single class of merge + // escapes. + const declared = { + ...before, + defaultRepositoryPermission: + before.defaultRepositoryPermission === 'read' ? 'admin' : 'read', + membersCanCreateRepositories: !before.membersCanCreateRepositories, + membersCanForkPrivateRepositories: + !before.membersCanForkPrivateRepositories, + membersCanDeleteRepositories: !before.membersCanDeleteRepositories, + } as const; + + const returned = await setOrgMemberPrivileges( + { findsert: declared }, + context, + ); + + return { detectedBefore: before, declared, returned }; + }, + ); + + then( + 'it hands back every field the org actually holds, not one it was declared', + () => { + expect(observed.returned).toEqual(observed.detectedBefore); + }, + ); + + then( + 'the declaration truly disagreed, so the assertion above is not vacuous', + () => { + // .why = `rule.require.clamp-edge-cases`. a compare of two objects that were + // never made to differ passes whatever findsert does. this pins that the + // setup itself carries real weight, so the clamp above cannot rot into a + // tautology if a future edit drops the flips. + expect(observed.declared).not.toEqual(observed.detectedBefore); + }, + ); + }); + }); + + given('[case2] an org that does not exist', () => { + // .why = the deleted mock test locked this in, and no test replaced it. the error + // class matters to a caller: `ConstraintError` is exit 2, caller-must-fix — a + // typo'd org login is the caller's to correct, never a server malfunction. + when('[t0] set is called', () => { + const thrown = useThen('it throws rather than proceed', async () => { + try { + await setOrgMemberPrivileges( + { + findsert: { + org: { login: 'ehmpathy-org-that-does-not-exist-9f3a2c' }, + membersCanCreateRepositories: true, + membersCanCreatePublicRepositories: true, + membersCanCreatePrivateRepositories: true, + membersCanCreateInternalRepositories: null, + membersCanDeleteRepositories: false, + membersCanChangeRepoVisibility: false, + membersCanForkPrivateRepositories: false, + membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators: true, + membersCanCreatePages: true, + membersCanCreatePublicPages: true, + membersCanCreatePrivatePages: true, + defaultRepositoryPermission: 'read', + }, + }, + getContext(), + ); + return { threw: false, name: '', message: '' }; + } catch (error) { + const asError = error as Error; + return { + threw: true, + name: asError.constructor.name, + message: asError.message, + }; + } + }); + + then('it fails fast, and never silently no-ops', () => { + expect(thrown.threw).toEqual(true); + }); + + then( + 'it is a ConstraintError — the caller must fix the org login', + () => { + expect(thrown.name).toEqual('ConstraintError'); + expect(thrown.message).toContain( + 'github organization does not exist', + ); + }, + ); + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/setOrgMemberPrivileges.test.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/setOrgMemberPrivileges.test.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 56a55d3..0000000 --- a/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/setOrgMemberPrivileges.test.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,120 +0,0 @@ -import { type ContextLogTrail, genContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; -import { given, then, when } from 'test-fns'; - -import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; -import type { DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges'; - -import * as castModule from './castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges'; -import * as getModule from './getOneOrgMemberPrivileges'; - -const mockOrgsUpdate = jest.fn(); - -jest.mock('../../access/sdks/getGithubClient', () => ({ - getGithubClient: jest.fn(() => ({ - orgs: { update: mockOrgsUpdate }, - })), -})); - -jest.mock('./castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges'); -jest.mock('./getOneOrgMemberPrivileges'); - -const { setOrgMemberPrivileges } = require('./setOrgMemberPrivileges'); - -const context: ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail = { - github: { token: 'test-token' }, - ...genContextLogTrail({ trail: null, env: null }), -}; - -const org = { login: 'test-org' }; - -const privilegesSample: DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges = { - org, - membersCanCreateRepositories: true, - membersCanCreatePublicRepositories: true, - membersCanCreatePrivateRepositories: true, - membersCanCreateInternalRepositories: false, - membersCanDeleteRepositories: false, - membersCanChangeRepoVisibility: false, - membersCanForkPrivateRepositories: false, - membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators: true, - membersCanCreatePages: true, - membersCanCreatePublicPages: true, - membersCanCreatePrivatePages: false, - defaultRepositoryPermission: 'read', -}; - -describe('setOrgMemberPrivileges', () => { - beforeEach(() => { - jest.clearAllMocks(); - }); - - given('a findsert operation', () => { - when('the privileges already exist', () => { - then('it should return the existing privileges', async () => { - const before = { ...privilegesSample }; - (getModule.getOneOrgMemberPrivileges as jest.Mock).mockResolvedValue( - before, - ); - - const result = await setOrgMemberPrivileges( - { findsert: privilegesSample }, - context, - ); - - expect(result).toBe(before); - expect(mockOrgsUpdate).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); - }); - }); - - when('the org does not exist', () => { - then('it should throw an error', async () => { - (getModule.getOneOrgMemberPrivileges as jest.Mock).mockResolvedValue( - null, - ); - - await expect( - setOrgMemberPrivileges({ findsert: privilegesSample }, context), - ).rejects.toThrow('GitHub Organization does not exist'); - }); - }); - }); - - given('an upsert operation', () => { - when('the org exists', () => { - then('it should update the privileges', async () => { - const before = { ...privilegesSample }; - const updated = { - ...privilegesSample, - membersCanDeleteRepositories: true, - }; - - (getModule.getOneOrgMemberPrivileges as jest.Mock).mockResolvedValue( - before, - ); - mockOrgsUpdate.mockResolvedValue({ data: {} }); - ( - castModule.castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges as jest.Mock - ).mockReturnValue(updated); - - const result = await setOrgMemberPrivileges( - { upsert: privilegesSample }, - context, - ); - - expect(mockOrgsUpdate).toHaveBeenCalledWith({ - org: 'test-org', - members_can_create_repositories: true, - members_can_create_public_repositories: true, - members_can_create_private_repositories: true, - members_can_create_internal_repositories: false, - members_can_fork_private_repositories: false, - members_can_create_pages: true, - members_can_create_public_pages: true, - members_can_create_private_pages: false, - default_repository_permission: 'read', - }); - expect(result).toEqual(updated); - }); - }); - }); -}); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/setOrgMemberPrivileges.ts b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/setOrgMemberPrivileges.ts index 1560c84..35480d1 100644 --- a/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/setOrgMemberPrivileges.ts +++ b/src/domain.operations/orgMemberPrivileges/setOrgMemberPrivileges.ts @@ -1,5 +1,9 @@ import { asProcedure } from 'as-procedure'; -import { HelpfulError } from 'helpful-errors'; +import { + ConstraintError, + HelpfulError, + UnexpectedCodePathError, +} from 'helpful-errors'; import type { ContextLogTrail } from 'sdk-logs'; import type { HasMetadata, PickOne } from 'type-fns'; @@ -7,16 +11,49 @@ import { getGithubClient } from '@src/access/sdks/getGithubClient'; import type { ContextGithubApi } from '@src/domain.objects/ContextGithubApi'; import type { DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges } from '@src/domain.objects/DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges'; -import { castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges } from './castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges'; +import { verifyReadAfterWrite } from '../_utils/verifyReadAfterWrite'; +import { asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody } from './asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody'; +import { + asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift, + PRIVILEGES_UNSETTABLE_VIA_API, + type UnsettablePrivilegeKey, +} from './asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift'; +import { + asOrgMemberPrivilegesSettingsUrl, + asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage, + PRIVILEGES_DOCS_URL, +} from './asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage'; import { getOneOrgMemberPrivileges } from './getOneOrgMemberPrivileges'; +/** + * .what = every unsettable privilege, mapped to why it is not scalar-verified after a write + * .why = derived from the ONE list rather than hand-copied. a fourth field added there is + * excluded here automatically, so `verifyReadAfterWrite`'s completeness guard cannot + * be tripped by a list that fell one entry behind its twin. + */ +const EXCLUDED_UNSETTABLE = Object.fromEntries( + PRIVILEGES_UNSETTABLE_VIA_API.map((field) => [ + field, + 'github refuses it on PATCH, so a write never carried it — the drift escort below covers it instead', + ]), +) as Record; + /** * .what = sets GitHub Organization member privileges - * .why = enables declarative management of org security settings + * .why = enables declarative management of org security controls * - * KEY SECURITY SETTINGS: - * - membersCanDeleteRepositories: false -> only owners can delete/transfer repos - * - membersCanChangeRepoVisibility: false -> only owners can change visibility + * .note = THREE of the privileges this resource declares cannot be written. github serves + * `membersCanDeleteRepositories`, `membersCanChangeRepoVisibility`, and + * `membersCanInviteOutsideCollaborators` on the GET and refuses all three on the + * PATCH. so this operation converges what it can and ESCORTS a human for the rest — + * the same shape `setOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement` uses for the two-factor + * requirement, which is read-only for the same reason. + * + * .note = it used to accept all three and send none. an operator who declared + * `membersCanDeleteRepositories: false` got a green apply, a plan that read `KEEP`, + * and no change, forever — while the file that declared it called the control + * "crucial". that is `rule.forbid.failhide` on a security control, and it is what + * the escort below exists to end. */ export const setOrgMemberPrivileges = asProcedure( async ( @@ -26,59 +63,110 @@ export const setOrgMemberPrivileges = asProcedure( }>, context: ContextGithubApi & ContextLogTrail, ): Promise> => { - const desired = input.findsert ?? input.upsert; + const desired = + input.findsert ?? + input.upsert ?? + UnexpectedCodePathError.throw('neither findsert nor upsert given', { + input, + }); const github = getGithubClient({}, context); - // Check current state + // read the current posture first const before = await getOneOrgMemberPrivileges( { by: { unique: { org: desired.org } } }, context, ); - - // Org must exist - if (!before) { - throw new HelpfulError('GitHub Organization does not exist.', { - desiredPrivileges: desired, + if (!before) + throw new ConstraintError('github organization does not exist', { + org: desired.org.login, }); - } - // If findsert and found, return as-is (no changes) - if (before && input.findsert) return before; + // findsert leaves an extant posture alone + // .note = unlike its two-factor peer, findsert does NOT escort here. that peer can + // converge nothing at all, so every drifted state needs the same human. this + // resource converges ten of thirteen fields by machine, so findsert still means + // what it means everywhere else: leave what is already there. + if (input.findsert) return before; - // Apply member privilege updates via PATCH - try { - const response = await github.orgs.update({ - org: desired.org.login, - // Repository creation - members_can_create_repositories: desired.membersCanCreateRepositories, - members_can_create_public_repositories: - desired.membersCanCreatePublicRepositories, - members_can_create_private_repositories: - desired.membersCanCreatePrivateRepositories, - members_can_create_internal_repositories: - desired.membersCanCreateInternalRepositories ?? undefined, - // KEY SECURITY SETTINGS - // Note: These fields may not be directly settable via the standard API - // They are typically org settings that require admin permissions - members_can_fork_private_repositories: - desired.membersCanForkPrivateRepositories, - // GitHub Pages - members_can_create_pages: desired.membersCanCreatePages, - members_can_create_public_pages: desired.membersCanCreatePublicPages, - members_can_create_private_pages: desired.membersCanCreatePrivatePages, - // Other - default_repository_permission: desired.defaultRepositoryPermission, - }); + // write every privilege github's PATCH accepts + // .note = the three absent from this body are absent on purpose, not by omission. see + // `PRIVILEGES_UNSETTABLE_VIA_API` for the evidence, and the escort below for + // what happens when one of them is declared against reality. + await HelpfulError.wrap( + async () => + await github.orgs.update({ + org: desired.org.login, + ...asOrgMemberPrivilegesUpdateBody({ desired }), + }), + { + message: 'github.setOrgMemberPrivileges.update error', + metadata: { org: desired.org.login }, + }, + )(); - return castToDeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges({ - data: response.data, - org: desired.org, - }); - } catch (error) { - if (!(error instanceof Error)) throw error; - throw new HelpfulError('github.setOrgMemberPrivileges.update error', { - cause: error, - }); - } + // re-read, rather than trust the response body + // .why = `rule.forbid.adhoc-cast-on-write`. this used to cast the PATCH response + // directly, which reports whatever the write echoed rather than what the org + // actually holds. + const after = await getOneOrgMemberPrivileges( + { by: { unique: { org: desired.org } } }, + context, + ); + if (!after) + UnexpectedCodePathError.throw( + 'read-after-write failed: the org is unreadable directly after its own update', + { org: desired.org.login }, + ); + + verifyReadAfterWrite({ + operation: 'setOrgMemberPrivileges', + expected: desired, + detected: after, + fields: [ + 'membersCanCreateRepositories', + 'membersCanCreatePublicRepositories', + 'membersCanCreatePrivateRepositories', + 'membersCanForkPrivateRepositories', + 'membersCanCreatePages', + 'membersCanCreatePublicPages', + 'membersCanCreatePrivatePages', + 'defaultRepositoryPermission', + ], + excluded: { + ...EXCLUDED_UNSETTABLE, + org: 'the unique key, not a mutable field', + updatedAt: 'readonly metadata github stamps itself', + membersCanCreateInternalRepositories: + 'reads back as null on any non-enterprise org, whatever was declared, so a scalar compare would false-alarm', + }, + }); + + // escort the human for whatever github would not take + // .why = checked against `after`, the freshest read — the same state the next `plan` + // will see, so what this names and what the plan shows cannot disagree. + // .note = raised AFTER the read-after-write check on purpose. a settable field that did + // not persist is OUR defect (a MalfunctionError), and the more surprising of the + // two; a human owes nothing until that is ruled out. + const drifted = asUnsettablePrivilegeDrift({ + expected: desired, + detected: after, + }); + if (drifted.length) + throw new ConstraintError( + asUnsettablePrivilegeGuidanceMessage({ + org: desired.org.login, + drifted, + }), + { + org: desired.org.login, + drifted, + settingsUrl: asOrgMemberPrivilegesSettingsUrl({ + org: desired.org.login, + }), + docsUrl: PRIVILEGES_DOCS_URL, + }, + ); + + return after; }, ); diff --git a/src/domain.operations/provider/getDeclastructGithubProvider.ts b/src/domain.operations/provider/getDeclastructGithubProvider.ts index 48745c3..56f07d4 100644 --- a/src/domain.operations/provider/getDeclastructGithubProvider.ts +++ b/src/domain.operations/provider/getDeclastructGithubProvider.ts @@ -6,6 +6,11 @@ import { DeclaredGithubAppInstallationDao } from '@src/access/daos/DeclaredGithu import { DeclaredGithubBranchDao } from '@src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubBranchDao'; import { DeclaredGithubBranchProtectionDao } from '@src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubBranchProtectionDao'; import { DeclaredGithubEnvironmentDao } from '@src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubEnvironmentDao'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApprovalDao } from '@src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApprovalDao'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyDao } from '@src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyDao'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissionsDao } from '@src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissionsDao'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsDao } from '@src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsDao'; +import { DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirementDao } from '@src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirementDao'; import { DeclaredGithubOrgDao } from '@src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgDao'; import { DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivilegesDao } from '@src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivilegesDao'; import { DeclaredGithubOrgRulesetDao } from '@src/access/daos/DeclaredGithubOrgRulesetDao'; @@ -53,6 +58,15 @@ export const getDeclastructGithubProvider = ( // Organization resources DeclaredGithubOrg: DeclaredGithubOrgDao, DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivileges: DeclaredGithubOrgMemberPrivilegesDao, + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissions: DeclaredGithubOrgActionsPermissionsDao, + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaults: + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsWorkflowDefaultsDao, + DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirement: + DeclaredGithubOrgAuthenticationTwoFactorRequirementDao, + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApproval: + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrApprovalDao, + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicy: + DeclaredGithubOrgActionsForkPrPrivateRepoPolicyDao, DeclaredGithubOrgVariable: DeclaredGithubOrgVariableDao, DeclaredGithubOrgSecret: DeclaredGithubOrgSecretDao, DeclaredGithubOrgRuleset: DeclaredGithubOrgRulesetDao,