From 98104169afdf80898273ad3c3c7f33f1a4406f05 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Tom D. Snyder" Date: Sat, 22 Aug 2026 01:52:20 -0400 Subject: [PATCH] Lane A (A.17-A.18): the deterministic comparator, and a corpus that is now provably what it claims A.17 implements the version comparator the whole lane exists to feed, and A.18 reviewed it. A.18 returned FAIL with three blockers and six majors; two more rounds followed. This is the result. What the comparator is, and what it refuses S1 corrected the original spec to exactly this: a VERSION COMPARATOR answers "is this installed package inside a vulnerable range", deterministically and with no model. internal/match implements three schemes -- dpkg, rpmvercmp and apk -- and REFUSES everything else by name: npm, PyPI, Go, Maven, NuGet, Cargo, and semver AS A SCHEME. There is no fallback anywhere, and a test asserts the refusal also returns 0 so a caller that ignores the error gets nothing that looks like an answer. That matters more than the coverage does. A silently wrong CVE match either tells someone they are safe when they are not, or floods them until they stop reading any of it. Refusing is the only honest third option. The scheme implementations were compared statement-by-statement against dpkg verrevcmp/order and rpm rpmvercmp and found faithful. The defects were all in the layers ABOVE the comparison. Three blockers, and one fix that over-corrected - An empty advisory cache reported a CLEAN HOST. AssertNotSilentlyClean never read PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData -- the field whose own doc says it exists for that. The silent-clean failure mode, inside the guard named for preventing it. - An epoch spelled on one side only silently cleared a live vulnerability, on RHEL's routine shape. Now a typed refusal, in the direction that would push the installed version out of range, with ordering left untouched and a test pinning that the two rules cannot later be collapsed into one. - The identity check accepted a name spelling it then failed to look up. The fix for that OVER-CORRECTED into a second silent clean -- the purl name won unconditionally, so a purl naming a different package was accepted. The rule is now the one already applied to ecosystem and version: identical after ASCII fold is a spelling and canonicalises; a different name is a conflict. And the surviving name is the CANONICAL form rather than either producer's. The test could not have caught it: it varied only the REPORTED name across spellings of one package, so it exercised the fold and never the disagreement. Its doc now states what it does not cover, so it cannot be counted as covering it. The new test varies the PURL name against a fixed reported name -- the axis that never moved. A refused range also still decided BY ABSENCE, re-arming the exact backport false positive this lane exists to defeat, while the doc asserted the opposite invariant. A refusal now blocks its whole group. The corpus is now true by construction, not by wording Twice the corpus header overstated what had been transcribed -- the second time in the same section -- and the first instance was the sharpest form of it: the rpm corpus stopped exactly where the implementation would fail, so the provenance claim made a truncated set read as exhaustive. That is the third time on this project a provenance or compliance claim has been corrected and stayed false, and patching the wording a third time was not the fix. So provenance is now structural. Every vector is TRANSCRIBED (carrying its file and line) or AUTHORED (carrying the rule it encodes); the two sets have disjoint required fields and there is no third state. Completeness claims are DATA carrying their count, and a test fails in EITHER direction, fails on duplicate loci so a short corpus cannot be padded, and fails if a transcribed vector's source carries no counted claim. The corpus IS the replay now, not a summary of it: all 91 active RPMVERCMP lines from tests/rpmvercmp.at (86 pass, 5 refused, 0 wrong), all 43 rows of scripts/t/Dpkg_Version.t, and -- beyond what was asked -- all 738 ordering rows of apk-tools test/unit/version.data plus its 31-row validity block. Three vectors falsely cited to Dpkg_Version.t are re-tagged AUTHORED with the deb-version(7) rule they encode. rpm_compare.go's header claimed four separator-only vectors; there are five, and it no longer makes a completeness claim at all -- it defers to the counted one. apk R7a justified a refusal by asserting a tokeniser mechanism that is FALSE against the file it cited. src/version.c actually falls back to string sort on a leading zero, and the published fixture line 735 has 8.2.0015 < 8.2.002 -- which numeric comparison orders the other way. Justified from the real text now; R8's rationale, which asserted a token kind the file does not declare, takes the honest form instead: the ordering is unmodelled, so it is refused. AssertNotSilentlyClean could not be made the sufficient statistic its doc promised, so the doc was NARROWED and the over-promising sentence on CoverageReport.Complete was deleted rather than softened -- and every sentence of the new contract, the negative ones included, is asserted by a test. Evidence: gofmt, vet, build clean; go test -count=1 ./... green across 21 packages; no t.Skip added anywhere in internal/match. Determinism proven across SIX separate OS processes over a 53-package corpus -- and it earned that: one mutation was caught by child 2 and not child 1, which is why a single-process repeat would not have done. Every fix verified RED against the pre-fix behaviour before being trusted. --- internal/match/REVIEW-A.18.md | 496 +++ internal/match/apk_compare.go | 586 ++++ internal/match/comparator.go | 2366 +++++++++++++ internal/match/comparator_test.go | 3775 +++++++++++++++++++++ internal/match/corpus_transcribed_test.go | 1175 +++++++ internal/match/dpkg_compare.go | 378 +++ internal/match/purl.go | 595 ++++ internal/match/rpm_compare.go | 380 +++ 8 files changed, 9751 insertions(+) create mode 100644 internal/match/REVIEW-A.18.md create mode 100644 internal/match/apk_compare.go create mode 100644 internal/match/comparator.go create mode 100644 internal/match/comparator_test.go create mode 100644 internal/match/corpus_transcribed_test.go create mode 100644 internal/match/dpkg_compare.go create mode 100644 internal/match/purl.go create mode 100644 internal/match/rpm_compare.go diff --git a/internal/match/REVIEW-A.18.md b/internal/match/REVIEW-A.18.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d6833ea --- /dev/null +++ b/internal/match/REVIEW-A.18.md @@ -0,0 +1,496 @@ +# REVIEW-A.18 — critique of the deterministic comparator (A.17: `internal/match/**`) + +**Verdict: FAIL — 3 blockers, 6 majors, 5 minors.** + +**This was a SAME-FAMILY critic.** A.18's packet routes this step to OpenCode `openai/gpt-5.5`. That +route is **WITHDRAWN** by the OWNER DECISION block at the top of `plan/00-ROUTING.md` (2026-08-07: +external routes copy private project files to a third party). The cross-family guarantee A.18 was +written to obtain **was not obtained and is still owed**. A later reader must not record this file as +"cross-family critic: PASS". The compensation applied was method, not model: every claim in the +reviewed files was re-checked against the source, every gate was re-run locally with `-count=1`, and +**every finding below is backed by a probe I wrote and executed**. Prose in the reviewed files was +treated as a claim, not as evidence. + +--- + +## 0. The one-paragraph answer + +**The comparator is deterministic, it never falls back, and its three version algorithms are +right. The layer above them is where the false answers live.** Priority 1 (non-determinism) and +priority 3 (silent fallback) are clean, and I could not break either: eight separate OS processes +produced one digest over a 121-package corpus, and `Compare` refuses every unimplemented scheme with +a typed reason and a non-usable zero. Priority 2 found one real scheme defect (apk's uncited +equalities, §4.5) and one real matching defect that is not a scheme defect at all: **an epoch +spelled on the installed version but not on the advisory endpoint produces zero findings, no +refusal, `Complete: true`, and `AssertNotSilentlyClean() == nil` — a patched-looking "clean host" +verdict on a vulnerable one** (§3.2). Two more silent-clean paths reach the same place: an empty +advisory cache over 400 well-formed packages passes `AssertNotSilentlyClean` (§3.1), and a package +name whose case the identity check *deliberately accepts* is then used verbatim as the advisory +lookup key, so it matches nothing (§3.3). Rule 3 of the package doc — "ZERO FINDINGS IS NOT CLEAN" — +is the rule this package fails at, three separate ways, while passing every rule it wrote a guard +for. + +--- + +## 1. Method + +- Read in full: `comparator.go` (1556), `purl.go` (584), `dpkg_compare.go` (330), + `rpm_compare.go` (342), `apk_compare.go` (402), `comparator_test.go` (2007). Read as context: + `plan/00-SPINE.md` S1/S4/S6, `plan/20-lane-a-ingestion-sca.md` A.17/A.18, `plan/00-ROUTING.md`. +- `dpkg_compare.go`'s `verrevcmp`/`order` and `rpm_compare.go`'s `rpmvercmp` were compared + statement-by-statement against the upstream C (dpkg `lib/dpkg/version.c`, rpm + `rpmio/rpmvercmp.c`). Both are faithful ports, including the two early returns that make `^` + the mirror of `~` and the "segment kind is chosen by the first string only" asymmetry. +- **No repository file was modified by this review other than this one.** Probes were built as three + separate Go modules **outside the repository**, in the session scratchpad, each with a module path + under `github.com/Susquehanna-Syntax/Anvil/` and a `replace` onto the working tree — which is + enough to satisfy Go's `internal/` visibility rule without adding a file to the repo. No probe + file was ever written inside `internal/match/`. `git status --short` before and after this review + is identical (`?? internal/match/`), and `ls internal/match/` is the five sources plus + `comparator_test.go`. +- Gates re-run locally, all with `-count=1`: `gofmt -l internal/match/` clean, `go vet + ./internal/match/` clean, `go build ./...` clean, `go test -count=1 ./internal/match/` **ok**, + `go test -count=1 ./...` **all ok**. `go test -race` **could not be run on this Windows host** + (cgo unavailable); the race gate for this package is therefore unverified — though it is a package + with no goroutines, no shared mutable state and no locks, so the gate has little to find. +- Probe artefacts (scratchpad, not in the repo): + `…/scratchpad/probe/main.go` (P1–P8 + the cross-process digest), + `…/scratchpad/probe2/main.go` (Q1–Q6), `…/scratchpad/probe3/main.go` (R1–R3). + +--- + +## 2. Priority 1 — non-determinism. **PASS, and I tried to break it.** + +### 2.1 Code reading + +The only two map ranges in non-test code are `comparator.go:959` (`NewStaticSource` sorting each +bucket **in place** — order-independent) and `comparator.go:1551` (`sortedKeys`, which sorts before +returning). `evaluatePackage`'s `groups`/`groupOrder` maps are only ever indexed by keys that were +collected into a slice and then `sort.Strings`-ed (`comparator.go:1367`) before use. No `time`, no +`math/rand`, no pointer formatting, no goroutine, no locale-dependent call — `strings.EqualFold` at +`comparator.go:1231` is Unicode-simple-fold but *not* locale-dependent (it is, however, a defect for +a different reason: §3.3). Every reported slice is sorted by a total key that includes every field. + +### 2.2 The proof, in eight separate processes + +The repo's own `TestCorpusIsStableAcrossProcesses` re-execs the test binary twice, which is the +right shape. I did not trust it and built my own: a 121-record inventory across 15 ecosystems (12 of +them unsupported, so the refusal path and `EcosystemsRefused` participate) against 72 advisory +ranges (24 vendor, 24 upstream, 24 deliberately malformed), digesting findings + every +`CoverageReport` field + every `Refusal`/`Defence`/`UpstreamOnlyAdvisory` sort key. + +``` +$ for i in 1..8; do ./probe.exe digest; done | sort | uniq -c + 8 a688ccc6fec77d313c9cabf5ba8b6c379785bc90e2c39344dde51efbc32374fc +``` + +Eight distinct OS processes, eight distinct map seeds, one digest. **Nothing to report here.** This +is the one part of A.17 that is exactly as strong as it claims to be. + +--- + +## 3. Blockers + +### 3.1 BLOCKER — an empty advisory cache is reported as a clean host + +`CoverageReport.AssertNotSilentlyClean` (`comparator.go:902–924`) branches on four things: +`PackagesSubmitted == 0`, `PackagesEvaluated == 0`, `len(SourceErrors) > 0`, `!Complete`. It **never +reads `PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData`** — the field whose own doc comment at `comparator.go:852–855` +says, verbatim: + +> A high count here with zero findings means the cache is empty, not that the host is clean. + +Probe R1 — 400 well-formed Debian packages, an advisory source with zero rows: + +``` + findings=0 err= + submitted=400 evaluated=400 unidentifiable=0 refusedScheme=0 refusedVersion=0 noAdvisoryData=400 + rangesConsidered=0 rangesRefused=0 complete=true + AssertNotSilentlyClean: nil <-- READ AS A CLEAN HOST +``` + +`Complete` is *true* (nothing was refused, nothing errored, ≥1 package evaluated), so the single +flag the doc tells a caller to read — "the single flag a caller may read to know whether 'no +findings' is an answer or an absence" (`comparator.go:881–884`) — says the absence is an answer. +This is the exact state of a deployment where A.5's bootstrap has not run, or has run and produced +nothing, or where ingestion normalised ecosystem strings into a vocabulary the `affected` rows do +not use. Lane A exit criterion 20 and the package doc's Rule 3 are both defeated in the most likely +failure mode of the whole lane. + +Note that `TestSilentCleanGuardFiresOnEveryEmptyShape` cannot catch this: its "genuinely clean run" +case is `{PackagesSubmitted: 100, PackagesEvaluated: 100, Complete: true}` — which is byte-identical +to the empty-cache case, because the field that distinguishes them is not in the struct literal and +not in the function. + +**Fix:** `AssertNotSilentlyClean` must refuse when `PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData == PackagesEvaluated` +(and probably when it exceeds some fraction), and `Complete` should not be true when `RangesConsidered +== 0`. Add the case to `TestSilentCleanGuardFiresOnEveryEmptyShape` as its own row. + +### 3.2 BLOCKER — an epoch on one side only silently clears a real vulnerability + +`compareRPMParsed` (`rpm_compare.go`) and `compareDebParsed` (`dpkg_compare.go`) treat a missing +epoch as 0. That is correct dpkg/rpm semantics and I am not disputing it as an *ordering*. It is +catastrophic as a *range predicate*, because installed EVRs carry the epoch and advisory endpoints +frequently do not. + +Probe P5 — a Red Hat glibc, which carries epoch 2 on every RHEL 9 host, against the same advisory +spelled two ways: + +``` +A) fixed=2.34-100.el9 (NO epoch), installed=2:2.34-60.el9 -- host IS vulnerable + findings=0 err= complete=true evaluated=1 refusals=0 defences=0 + AssertNotSilentlyClean: nil <-- reported as a CLEAN host + +B) same advisory WITH the epoch spelled (2:2.34-100.el9) -- control + findings=1 err= complete=true evaluated=1 refusals=0 defences=0 + FINDING redhat-csaf/RHSA-x glibc CVE-2023-4911 installed=2:2.34-60.el9 range=[0, 2:2.34-100.el9) + +C) deb: installed 1:1.2.11.dfsg-2 vs fixed 1.2.13 (no epoch) + findings=0 err= complete=true evaluated=1 refusals=0 defences=0 + AssertNotSilentlyClean: nil <-- reported as a CLEAN host +``` + +The vulnerable host is reported clean, with **no refusal, no coverage entry, no defence row and +`Complete: true`**. This is a silently wrong CVE match in the false-negative direction — the outcome +the package doc's opening paragraph names as "the worst output this lane can produce", and the +outcome A.17's own packet calls "a missed vulnerability". + +Three things make this a blocker rather than an acceptable inherited semantic: + +1. **The comparator already captured the signal and threw it away.** `rpmVersion.EpochPresent` + (`rpm_compare.go:61–64`) is set at line 122 and **never read anywhere in the package** (verified + by grep). Its doc says it exists "so a refusal message can say what it saw". No refusal message + ever says what it saw. +2. **The refusal policy is inconsistent.** This package refuses a range that names both `Fixed` and + `LastAffected` because "they differ by exactly one version and this comparator will not pick one". + An epoch difference is an unbounded difference and it picks one silently. +3. **The corpus enshrines the wrong direction as correct.** `comparator_test.go:839` is + `{"an epoch bump clears the range", …Introduced:"1.0", Fixed:"2.0"…, "1:0.1", false}` — an + installed version with an epoch, a range without, asserted `want: false`. That is the + implementation's behaviour written down as the expectation. Nothing in `plan/`, `research/` or + this package acknowledges the hazard (grep for "epoch" across both trees returns only ML training + epochs and the ordering vectors above). + +**Fix:** a range endpoint whose epoch-presence differs from the installed version's must be a typed +refusal (a new allowlist member, e.g. `epoch_presence_mismatch`), counted in `CoverageReport`, not +an ordering. If the orchestrator judges that ingestion should normalise epochs instead, that is a +legitimate answer — but then A.17 must *say* so and refuse until it holds, because today the gap is +invisible. + +### 3.3 BLOCKER — the identity check accepts a name spelling it then fails to look up + +`identify` (`comparator.go:1231`) accepts a reported `Name` that differs from the purl's name under +`strings.EqualFold`, on the stated grounds that "the purl specification defines deb/rpm/apk names as +case-insensitive with a **lowercase canonical form**". It then **keeps the reported spelling** +(`name` is only replaced by `pu.Name` when it was empty, lines 1242–1244) and `Match` uses it as the +advisory lookup key at `comparator.go:1080`: `m.src.AffectedRanges(ctx, id.Ecosystem, id.Name)`. + +Probe R2 — identical inputs except the case of `Name`: + +``` +-- Name=OpenSSL, purl name=openssl, advisory package=openssl + findings=0 evaluated=1 noAdvisoryData=1 rangesConsidered=0 complete=true + AssertNotSilentlyClean: nil <-- READ AS A CLEAN HOST + +-- control: Name=openssl + findings=1 evaluated=1 noAdvisoryData=0 rangesConsidered=1 complete=true +``` + +The identity layer declares the two spellings the same package and the lookup layer declares them +different packages. The result lands in `PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData`, which §3.1 has already shown +is not wired to anything. + +It is worse than case. `strings.EqualFold` performs **Unicode simple case folding**, not the ASCII +lowercasing the comment claims. Probe R3: + +``` +-- Name="opensſl" vs purl name openssl (U+017F LATIN SMALL LETTER LONG S) + findings=0 noAdvisoryData=1 complete=true + AssertNotSilentlyClean: nil <-- READ AS A CLEAN HOST +``` + +`ſ` folds to `s`, so `RefusalIdentityConflict` does not fire, and the mangled name becomes the +lookup key. `internal/ingest/cache`'s trust model says package-name strings originate outside Anvil +and are untrusted; this is a name-shaped string from an untrusted source that walks past an identity +guard and silently zeroes that package's findings. That is the same shape as the three defeats this +project has already paid for: the guard matched a spelling instead of enforcing a canonical form. + +**Fix:** canonicalise. If the purl's name is authoritative for spelling (it is — that is what +"lowercase canonical form" means), set `name = pu.Name` whenever a purl is present, and compare with +an explicit ASCII fold, not `EqualFold`. Alternatively refuse any non-identical spelling. Either +way, `identity.Name` must be the string the advisory index is keyed by, and a probe asserting +`AffectedRanges` was called with the canonical spelling belongs in the suite. + +--- + +## 4. Majors + +### 4.1 MAJOR — a refused range still decides, by absence, and re-arms the false positive + +`evaluatePackage`'s doc (`comparator.go:1307–1310`) states the invariant: + +> Refused ranges … DO NOT participate — an unparseable range must not be able to decide anything, +> **in either direction**. + +It does decide, in the direction that matters. Probe P7 — the CVE-2022-2068 backport fixture with +the *vendor* range carrying one malformed endpoint: + +``` +vendor range MALFORMED (fixed=v1.1.1n-0+deb11u3), upstream range valid + findings=1 complete=false refusals=1 defences=0 + FINDING ghsa/GHSA-1 openssl CVE-2022-2068 installed=1.1.1n-0+deb11u4 range=[0, 3.0.4) + refusal ... the fixed endpoint is not a valid deb version: upstream version "v1.1.1n" ... +``` + +The vendor range's refusal removed it from the precedence group, so the upstream range won by +default and emitted the exact false positive the vendor-first policy exists to prevent — on a host +that carries the backported fix. `Complete` goes false and the refusal is recorded, which is the +mitigation, but nothing on the **finding** says "this exists only because a vendor range failed to +parse", and a consumer that reads findings without reading `Refusals` sees a confident false +positive. Given how much of A.17 is built on the premise that this false-positive class destroys the +tool's audience, an unparseable vendor row should suppress the group's findings (or mark them), not +silently hand the group to upstream. + +### 4.2 MAJOR — the vendor-first defence silently does not apply when the vendor row has no CVE alias + +`advisoryKey` (`comparator.go:489–494`) groups by `CVEID` when present and by `(Source, SourceID)` +otherwise. The doc explains this in terms of GHSA rows lacking a CVE. The unstated consequence is +the reverse case: if the **vendor** row lacks the alias, the vendor and upstream rows land in two +different precedence groups and the displacement never happens. + +Probe Q4 — same fixture, vendor `CVEID: ""`: + +``` +vendor row has no CVEID, upstream has one -> different advisory groups + findings=1 complete=true refusals=0 defences=0 upstreamOnly=1 + FINDING src=ghsa/GHSA-2 cve=CVE-2022-2068 range=[0, 3.0.4) ... +``` + +The false positive returns. `UpstreamOnlyAdvisories` does record the residue (`upstreamOnly=1`), +which is genuinely to the implementation's credit and is the difference between this being a major +and a blocker — but the precondition itself ("the defence requires the CVE alias populated on both +rows") is nowhere stated, and Debian DSA rows commonly enumerate several CVEs per advisory rather +than carrying one alias. Since `internal/ingest/cache` owns whether that column is populated, this +is a cross-step contract that A.17 assumes and does not assert. State it, and ideally add a +`(ecosystem, package, source-family)` fallback grouping or a coverage counter for "vendor rows that +could not be grouped". + +### 4.3 MAJOR — advisory-group dedupe silently picks a remediation target by source name + +At most one `MatchResult` is emitted per advisory group, and the survivor is the first range in +`sortKey()` order — which begins with `Source`. When two feeds carry the same CVE for the same +package, the alphabetically-first source wins and the other advisory's `Fixed` is discarded. Probe +Q1, on a **repo-sca** row where `FixedVersion` becomes the coding agent's bump target: + +``` +-- both sources present (ghsa fixed=1.1.1n-0+deb11u5, cvelistv5 fixed=9.9.9) + FINDING src=cvelistv5/CVE-2022-2068 range=[0, 9.9.9) FixedVersion="9.9.9" remediable=true +-- ghsa alone + FINDING src=ghsa/GHSA-1 range=[0, 1.1.1n-0+deb11u5) FixedVersion="1.1.1n-0+deb11u5" remediable=true +``` + +`"cvelistv5" < "ghsa"`, so the coarser CVE-list range wins and the agent is dispatched to bump to +`9.9.9`. The choice is deterministic — it is not a determinism defect — but it is arbitrary with +respect to advisory quality, and nothing in the doc or the tests says the dedupe exists or how it +picks. Either pick the **narrowest** range (lowest `Fixed`) within a group and say so, or emit one +result per `(source, source_id)` and let the record layer dedupe on the fingerprint. + +### 4.4 MAJOR — a purl version that disagrees with the version column is not an identity conflict + +`identify`'s documented rules (`comparator.go:1134–1148`) refuse a purl/ecosystem disagreement and a +purl/name disagreement. **The purl's `version` is parsed and then dropped on the floor.** Probe P6, +both directions: + +``` +purl@3.0.11-1 (patched) but Version=1.0.0-1 (vulnerable); advisory fixed 2.0 + findings=1 FINDING ghsa/GHSA-q openssl CVE-9999-1 installed=1.0.0-1 range=[0, 2.0) + +purl@1.0.0-1 (vulnerable) but Version=3.0.11-1 (patched); advisory fixed 2.0 + findings=0 complete=true + AssertNotSilentlyClean: nil <-- reported as a CLEAN host +``` + +One direction is a false positive, the other a silent clean. Two identity sources disagree about the +one string the whole lane compares, and the package that refuses `RefusalIdentityConflict` for a +name mismatch takes the column's word for it. A stale purl next to a fresh version column (or the +reverse) is exactly what a re-scanned SBOM looks like. This must be `RefusalIdentityConflict`, and +the rule list at 1134–1148 must gain a rule 6. + +### 4.5 MAJOR — apk asserts as fact the same mechanism it refuses as unknowable + +`apk_compare.go` R7a refuses `1.00`, `1.000`, `00.1` because "apk's tokeniser gives leading-zero +parts a special negative weight that the published grammar does not describe, and no published +vector this file could cite pins it down". It then asserts R2 (`1.0 == 1`, `1.0 == 1.0.0`) and R6 +(`1.0 == 1.0-r0`) as written rules. Probe P4: + +``` +apk 1.0 vs 1 -> +0 +apk 1.0 vs 1.0.0 -> +0 +apk 1.0 vs 1.0-r0 -> +0 +apk ValidVersion("1.00") -> refused: numeric field "00" has a leading zero ... not implemented +apk ValidVersion("0.1") -> +``` + +These are the same mechanism. In apk-tools' `src/version.c` a numeric part that is a run of zeros is +consumed by the `TOKEN_DIGIT_OR_ZERO` branch — the negative-weight branch R7a refuses to model — +and the absence of a further part is `TOKEN_END`, which carries its own token value. The `0` in +`1.0` goes through the refused branch; the file accepts it and additionally asserts it equals +absence. So either the negative weight is knowable (and R7a's refusal is over-cautious) or it is not +(and R2/R6 are guesses in the one place the file promised not to guess). Both cannot hold. + +The file *does* flag R2/R6 as uncited, in a source comment, and the corresponding vectors carry +`provRule`. That is honest and it is why this is a major and not a blocker. But two further things +are not honest enough: + +- The suffix-chain vectors (`comparator_test.go:283–293`) are tagged **`provVector`** while citing + "apk suffix table" — a *rule*, not `test/version.data`. `provVector` is defined in the same file + as "transcribed from an upstream project's own published comparison test suite". Ten vectors are + labelled one grade stronger than their citation supports, in the scheme the file itself calls the + weakest of the three. +- The consequence is reachable: probe Q2 shows `last_affected=1.2` matching installed `1.2.0` as + vulnerable purely because R2 declares them equal. If apk orders them the other way, that is a + false positive on a patched Alpine host. + +**Fix:** either cite `test/version.data` lines for R2/R6 (which requires network access this host +does not have — say so in `unverified`), or refuse a comparison whose operands differ in numeric-part +count / revision presence, consistently with R7a. And re-tag the suffix chain `provRule`. + +### 4.6 MAJOR — the rpm corpus stops exactly where the implementation would fail + +`comparator_test.go`'s header claims the rpm vectors come from `tests/rpmvercmp.at`, "including its +tilde, caret and **RhBug:178798 sections**", "transcribed as written there". The RhBug:178798 section +of `rpmvercmp.at` continues past where the corpus stops, with separator-only versions. Probe P3 runs +the remainder: + +``` +REFUSED rpm +_ +_ want +0 err=... version segment "+_" contains no alphanumeric, '~' or '^' character +REFUSED rpm _+ +_ want +0 err=... same +REFUSED rpm _+ _+ want +0 err=... same +REFUSED rpm _ + want +0 err=... same +``` + +Four published vectors from the suite the corpus names are refused by the implementation, and the +corpus contains exactly the prefix of that section which passes. `rpm_compare.go` argues the refusal +(a segment of pure separators "is not a version; it is a parse failure upstream of here") and I do +not think the refusal is wrong. **The provenance claim is wrong.** A corpus that is the published +suite minus the rows the implementation fails is a corpus filtered by the implementation, which is +the circularity this file's first 35 lines exist to prevent. Add the four vectors with an explicit +`want: refused` expectation and a sentence saying rpm orders them equal and Anvil declines to. + +All other transcribed rpm vectors I spot-checked against `rpmvercmp.at` are correct, including six +that are *not* in the corpus and that I ran independently (`1.0~rc1 < 1.0arc1`, `1.0^ < 1.0^git1`, +`5.5p10 > 5.5p1`, `xyz10.1 > xyz10`, `20101122 > 20101121`, `1.0^git1 > 1.0^`) — all pass. The +`deb-version(7)` published sort order `~~ < ~~a < ~ < < a` passes as a full 10-pair matrix +(probe P1). dpkg's `0:0 == 0:0-0`, `0:0-00 == 0:00-0`, the last-hyphen revision split and the `+` +rule all pass (probe P2). **The three ordering algorithms are the strongest part of this packet.** + +--- + +## 5. Minors + +1. **`UpstreamOnlyAdvisories` under-reports.** `comparator.go:1409` appends only when `hit != nil`. + An upstream range that decided *not affected* for a package with vendor coverage is not in the + residue, though the doc (`comparator.go:807–810`) says "an advisory that was decided by an + upstream range". A non-match is a decision. The list is the packet-scoped view an operator is + meant to review; it currently shows only the half that produced findings. +2. **`Defence` always cites `vendor[0]`** (`comparator.go:1442–1444`), regardless of which vendor + range in the group actually governed. With more than one vendor row the defence names the + alphabetically-first one, which may not be the one whose bound mattered. +3. **A source failure discards results already computed.** `Match` returns `nil, cov, err` at + `comparator.go:1090`. The doc stresses that the report survives the error; the findings do not. + For a 5000-package host inventory where the cache drops on package 4999, everything found is + thrown away. Returning `results` alongside the error costs nothing and the `Complete: false` flag + already tells the caller not to trust the set as exhaustive. +4. **`rpmVersion.EpochPresent` is dead state** whose doc comment describes a behaviour that does not + exist (see §3.2). Either wire it into a refusal or delete it; a field that documents an + unimplemented control is how a reader concludes the control exists. +5. **`Purl.String()` writes `Subpath` un-encoded** (`purl.go`, `String()`) while every other + component goes through `purlEncode`. `identity.Purl` is this re-rendered form and it lands in + `MatchResult.Purl`, so a subpath containing a reserved byte does not round-trip. *Read-only + observation — not probed, and no collector currently emits a subpath.* + +--- + +## 6. The three checks A.18's packet names, answered directly + +**(1) No LLM / model / network call anywhere in the match path — PASS.** Verified independently of +the package's own guards: +- `go list -deps -f '{{.ImportPath}} {{.Standard}}' ./internal/match` returns exactly two non-standard + packages: `internal/match` and `internal/record`. Nothing else, at any depth. +- Direct imports across the five sources are `context`, `sort`, `strconv`, `strings` and + `internal/record`. No `time`, no `math/rand`, no `os`, no `net/*`, no `database/sql`. +- An AST scan for `time.Now`, `rand.*`, `os.Getenv`, `exec.Command` in the five non-test files + returns nothing (`TestNoSourceFileReachesForAClockOrARandomSource`, re-run and independently + reproduced). +- `grep -rn "t.Skip" internal/match/` — **none**. No new entry is owed to + `internal/SKIPPED-CONTROLS.md`. +- Both of the package's own guards (G1 import allowlist, G5 dependency graph) carry working RED + controls, and G5's negative control genuinely observes `modernc.org/…` under + `internal/ingest/cache`. These are real guards, not decorative ones. + +**(2) Vendor-advisory-first precedence correctly implemented — PARTIAL / FAIL.** The canonical +CVE-2023-32681 / RHSA-2023:4520 shape works, the defence is recorded rather than silent, and the +G4 RED control (`TestBackportRegressionIsNotVacuous`) genuinely proves the fixture would otherwise +produce the false positive — that is the right way to build this test and it was built that way. But +the precedence is defeated by an unparseable vendor range (§4.1) and by an empty vendor `CVEID` +(§4.2), and neither precondition is stated. Separately, the packet's Forbidden-actions line scopes +the precedence to the **package**; A.17 scoped it to the **advisory** and reported the deviation in +its own package doc (`comparator.go:76–89`) with an argument I find correct — a package-scoped +suppression would be an unbounded false-negative generator, and the residue is reported through +`UpstreamOnlyAdvisories`. **This deviation needs the orchestrator's explicit ratification**; it is +not a defect, but a packet requirement was deliberately not implemented as written and that cannot +be ratified by the implementer. + +**(3) `CoverageReport` populated on every call, not only on the happy path — PASS on population, +FAIL on what is built on it.** Probe Q6 confirms population on all three non-happy exits: + +``` +cancelled ctx: err=context canceled submitted=1 evaluated=0 schemes=[deb rpm apk] complete=false +empty inventory: err= submitted=0 schemes=[deb rpm apk] complete=false +source failure: err=cache unavailable SourceErrors=1 complete=false +``` + +All three populate, all three refuse `AssertNotSilentlyClean`. The failure is §3.1: the *happy* path +is where the report goes wrong, because `Complete: true` over an empty advisory set reads as a clean +host. + +**Priority 3 (silent fallback) — PASS, explicitly.** Probe P8: `Compare` refuses `""`, `npm`, +`pypi`, `golang`, `maven`, `semver` and `"deb "` (trailing space), returns `0` alongside every +refusal so an error-swallowing caller gets nothing usable, and `SchemeForEcosystem` refuses `Maven`, +`Debian:11` and `""` while accepting only the exact three. A Maven bracket range has no field to +arrive in and its ecosystem is refused by name; PEP 440 and Go pseudo-versions are refused at the +ecosystem gate; a malformed string and an empty string are both `RefusalMalformedVersion`. There is +no lexical fallback and no semver fallback anywhere. **This is the thing A.17 most needed to get +right and it got it right.** + +**Priority 4 (range boundaries) — PASS except where §3.2 reaches it.** Inclusive `Introduced`, +exclusive `Fixed`, inclusive `LastAffected`, both-named refused, no-bound refused, `AllVersions` +required to be explicit, `Introduced == Fixed` refused as an empty range (probe P7), open-ended +ranges evaluated on the open side. Endpoints in different *declared* schemes are refused; endpoints +in different *undeclared* schemes are only caught when the foreign string fails to parse — a deb +range with `Fixed: "2.31.0"` (a PyPI version that happens to be a legal deb version) is evaluated +without complaint (probe P7). That is inherent and I do not think it is fixable inside this package, +but it belongs in the package doc's list of reported gaps. + +--- + +## 7. What must change before A.21 unblocks + +| # | Severity | Change | +|---|---|---| +| §3.1 | blocker | `AssertNotSilentlyClean` must refuse on `PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData == PackagesEvaluated`; add the case to the G3 table | +| §3.2 | blocker | Refuse (or normalise, and say which) an epoch-presence mismatch between an installed version and a range endpoint; wire `EpochPresent`; delete or invert `comparator_test.go:839` | +| §3.3 | blocker | Canonicalise `identity.Name` to the purl's name; replace `EqualFold` with an explicit ASCII fold; assert the lookup key | +| §4.1 | major | An unparseable vendor range must not hand its group to upstream unmarked | +| §4.2 | major | State (and counter-count) the vendor-precedence dependence on the `CVEID` alias | +| §4.3 | major | Define and test the within-group dedupe; do not let source name pick the remediation target | +| §4.4 | major | Purl version vs `Version` disagreement is `RefusalIdentityConflict` | +| §4.5 | major | Resolve the R7a/R2 contradiction one way; re-tag the apk suffix chain `provRule` | +| §4.6 | major | Add the four refused `rpmvercmp.at` RhBug:178798 vectors with `want: refused`; correct the provenance sentence | +| §5.1–5.5 | minor | As listed | + +**Unverified by this review:** `go test -race` (cgo unavailable on this Windows host); whether +apk-tools' `test/version.data` actually contains the ten suffix-chain rows tagged `provVector`, and +whether apk orders `1.0` above, below or equal to `1` — both need network access to the upstream +suites, which the test environment forbids. §4.5 and §4.6 are argued from internal contradiction and +from the transcribed rows present, not from a fetched diff. diff --git a/internal/match/apk_compare.go b/internal/match/apk_compare.go new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6dc1629 --- /dev/null +++ b/internal/match/apk_compare.go @@ -0,0 +1,586 @@ +// apk_compare.go implements Alpine's version ordering. +// +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// READ THIS BEFORE TRUSTING THIS FILE: IT IMPLEMENTS PART OF apk's ORDERING +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// dpkg_compare.go and rpm_compare.go are statement-for-statement ports of +// their upstream implementations. THIS FILE IS NOT A PORT. It is a set of +// NUMBERED WRITTEN RULES below, implementing two published facts: the GRAMMAR +// in apk-tools' `src/version.c` header comment +// +// number{.number}...{letter}{_suffix{number}}...{-r#} +// +// and the SUFFIX RANK TABLE that the same file and Alpine's own documentation +// publish: +// +// alpha < beta < pre < rc < (no suffix) < cvs < svn < git < hg < p +// +// Where apk's tokeniser has behaviour these two do not describe — a numeric +// part with a leading zero, the `~` suffix, an unrecognised suffix +// word, the comparison of an explicit zero against an absence — THIS FILE +// REFUSES rather than guesses. A refusal is a countable gap in +// CoverageReport; a guess is a silently wrong CVE verdict. The refusals are +// enumerated in R7 and R8. +// +// EACH REFUSAL IS JUSTIFIED FROM A FILE, NOT FROM A MECHANISM INVENTED FOR +// THE OCCASION. Two of them were not, and this is the correction: R7a +// asserted a "special negative weight" that `src/version.c` does not contain, +// and R8 asserted a token kind (`TOKEN_DIGIT_OR_ZERO`) that file does not +// declare. Justifying a refusal by asserting a behaviour that is false against +// the cited source is the same error as asserting an ordering on no citation — +// it merely reads as caution. Where the mechanism IS published (R7a) it is +// quoted; where it is not (R8), the rule says plainly that the ordering is +// unmodelled and therefore refused, and rests on nothing else. +// +// WHAT HAS CHANGED SINCE A.18 CALLED THIS THE WEAKEST OF THE THREE. Its +// complaint was that not one apk vector had been diffed against apk's own +// fixture. All 738 ordering rows and all 31 validity rows of +// `test/unit/version.data` are now in corpus_transcribed_test.go: 674 pass, 64 +// are refused for the R7 reasons above, and none produce a wrong ordering. +// The gaps are real and countable; they are no longer unmeasured. +// +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// THE WRITTEN RULES +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// R1. GRAMMAR. A version is +// +// (.)* [] (_[])* [-r] +// +// where is a run of ASCII digits, is exactly one lowercase +// ASCII letter, and is one of the ten allowlisted words in R4. +// Anything the grammar does not derive is refused (R7). +// +// R2. NUMERIC PARTS are compared left to right as unsigned integers. Where +// one side has a part the other does not, the side that HAS a NON-ZERO part +// is greater: `1.0.1` > `1.0` under every reading of apk's tokeniser, because +// a digit token outranks the end of the string in all of them. +// +// R2 STOPS THERE, AND R8 SAYS WHY. `1.0` against `1` is an EXPLICIT ZERO +// against an ABSENCE. apk decides it in the tail of +// apk_version_compare_fuzzy, comparing a token against TOKEN_END, which this +// file does not model; it is refused (R8), not called equal. +// +// R3. LETTER is compared after every numeric part. Absent sorts BELOW present, +// so `1.0` < `1.0a`; two present letters compare by byte, so `1.0a` < `1.0b`. +// +// R3 IS APPLIED BEFORE R4, AND THAT ORDERING IS UNCITED. It follows the +// grammar's own left-to-right shape, but the relative order of a version +// carrying a LETTER and one carrying a `_suffix` -- `1.0a` against `1.0_cvs1` +// -- is a consequence of this file's rule order rather than of any published +// vector. comparator_test.go therefore keeps letters and suffixes in separate +// transitivity chains and never asserts the interaction, and this paragraph is +// the record of the gap. +// +// R4. SUFFIXES are compared after the letter, left to right. Each suffix has a +// RANK, and a side with no suffix at a given position is compared at the rank +// of "no suffix": +// +// alpha 0 . beta 1 . pre 2 . rc 3 . (none) 4 . +// cvs 5 . svn 6 . git 7 . hg 8 . p 9 +// +// So `1.0_rc1` < `1.0` < `1.0_p1`, which is the whole reason this table +// exists: four of the ten suffixes sort BEFORE the bare version and five sort +// after, and a comparator that treated them all as "extra text after the +// version" would put every release candidate on the wrong side. +// +// R5. SUFFIX NUMBERS decide within one rank. `_rc1` < `_rc2`, and an absent +// number is below any NON-ZERO number (`_rc` < `_rc1`) under both readings of +// the tokeniser. `_rc` against `_rc0` is an explicit zero against an absence +// and is refused (R8). +// +// R6. REVISION `-rN` is compared last. An absent revision is below any +// NON-ZERO revision (`1.0` < `1.0-r1`, `1.0-r0` < `1.0-r1`). `1.0` against +// `1.0-r0` is an explicit zero against an absence and is refused (R8). +// +// R7. REFUSALS. Each of these produces a *Refusal carrying +// RefusalMalformedVersion rather than an ordering: +// +// R7a. A numeric part with a leading zero and more than one digit ("00", +// "01"). REFUSED, because at that position apk stops comparing numbers and +// starts comparing bytes, and this file implements only the numeric rule. +// +// THIS JUSTIFICATION USED TO BE FALSE, AND THE FILE IT CITED SAYS SO. It read +// "apk's tokeniser gives leading-zero parts a special negative weight that the +// published grammar does not describe, and no published vector this file could +// cite pins it down". There is no such weight. apk-tools `src/version.c`, +// token_cmp(): +// +// case TOKEN_DIGIT: +// if (ta->value.ptr[0] == '0' || tb->value.ptr[0] == '0') { +// // if either of the digits have a leading zero, use +// // raw string comparison similar to Gentoo spec +// goto use_string_sort; +// } +// +// A leading zero does not weight the part; it switches the comparison AT THAT +// POSITION from numeric to a byte-wise string sort. That is a second ordering +// rule, and apk's own fixture publishes a row where the two rules disagree: +// `test/unit/version.data` line 735 states +// +// 8.2.0015 < 8.2.002 +// +// which numeric comparison orders the other way round (15 > 2). So the +// mechanism IS published and the refusal is not "we cannot know" — it is "this +// file implements one of apk's two rules for a numeric position and will not +// apply the wrong one to an operand that needs the other". That row is in +// apkTranscribed at line 735, carrying that reason, along with the other 57 +// rows R7a refuses. +// +// NOTE WHAT THIS DOES NOT AFFECT. token_cmp's branch fires on a leading '0' +// including a bare "0", but a single "0" sorts identically under both rules +// (it is the byte-least digit and the numeric-least value), so R7a is bounded +// at fields of more than one digit and no ordering this file produces depends +// on the untaken branch. The INITIAL digit field is TOKEN_INITIAL_DIGIT, which +// the branch does not cover at all. +// +// R7b. Any '~'. apk accepts a `~` suffix — TOKEN_COMMIT_HASH in +// src/version.c, a run of hex digits — and `test/unit/version.data` (lines +// 737-739, plus the validity row at line 760) confirms it is legal. What no +// published row states is where a version CARRYING one sorts relative to a +// version carrying NONE: every fixture row compares one hash against another. +// This file does not model the token and refuses rather than placing it in the +// ordering by guess. +// +// R7c. An uppercase letter anywhere. The grammar's is lowercase and +// Alpine's package versions are lowercase; an uppercase byte means the string +// came from somewhere else. +// +// R7d. A suffix word outside the ten in R4 -- an ALLOWLIST, so a suffix nobody +// anticipated is refused rather than sorted somewhere. apk agrees that such a +// word is invalid (suffix_value returns SUFFIX_INVALID) but can still reach an +// ordering, because an earlier token may decide first: `test/unit/version.data` +// line 2 orders `23_foo > 4_beta` on the initial digit. Anvil refuses the +// operand at parse time instead, which is stricter and is recorded as a +// deviation on that row. +// +// R7e. More than one letter, an empty numeric part, a '-' that is not the +// `-r` revision marker, or any other byte the grammar cannot derive. +// +// R8. AN EXPLICIT ZERO AGAINST AN ABSENCE IS REFUSED, AT WHATEVER POSITION +// DECIDES THE COMPARISON. This is a refusal from compareAPK rather than from +// parseAPK — both operands are perfectly well-formed; it is the ORDERING +// BETWEEN THEM that is not implemented — and it carries +// RefusalUnmodelledOrdering, not RefusalMalformedVersion. +// +// WHY IT EXISTS, WHICH IS THE PART A LATER READER NEEDS. A.18 found this file +// asserting `1.0 == 1`, `1.0 == 1.0-r0` and `1.0_rc == 1.0_rc0` as written +// rules, on no citation, in the one scheme where it had promised not to guess. +// The three were withdrawn and became refusals. +// +// THE REASON GIVEN FOR THE WITHDRAWAL WAS ITSELF AN INVENTION AND IS NOW GONE. +// It claimed apk gives a run of zeros "its own token kind +// (`TOKEN_DIGIT_OR_ZERO`)". There is no such token: `src/version.c` declares +// TOKEN_INITIAL_DIGIT, TOKEN_DIGIT, TOKEN_LETTER, TOKEN_SUFFIX, +// TOKEN_SUFFIX_NO, TOKEN_COMMIT_HASH, TOKEN_REVISION_NO, TOKEN_END and +// TOKEN_INVALID, and nothing else. Justifying a refusal by asserting a +// mechanism that is false against the file being cited is the same error as +// asserting an ordering on no citation — it just reads as caution. +// +// THE HONEST FORM, WHICH IS THE ONE THIS RULE NOW TAKES: apk decides these +// three positions by comparing a token against TOKEN_END in +// apk_version_compare_fuzzy's tail, this file does not model that tail, +// apk-tools' own `test/unit/version.data` contains no row for any of the three +// shapes (it compares `-rN` against `-rM` and against a higher version, never +// `-r0` against an absent revision), AND THEREFORE THE ORDERING IS UNMODELLED +// AND REFUSED. No mechanism is asserted; the refusal rests on what this file +// implements and on what the fixture does not contain, both of which a reader +// can check. +// +// R8 IS EVALUATED AT THE DECIDING POSITION, NOT STRUCTURALLY, so the cost is +// small and falls only where the answer genuinely hangs on the unmodelled +// tail. `1.2.4-r2` against `1.2.5-r0` is decided at the third numeric part and +// never reaches the revision. `1.0` against `1.0.1` is decided by a NON-ZERO +// part against an absence, which every reading agrees on. Only a comparison +// whose result would be DECIDED by "explicit zero versus nothing" is refused. +// +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// CORPUS PROVENANCE +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// THE SENTENCE THAT USED TO BE HERE SAID NO VECTOR IN THIS SCHEME HAD EVER +// BEEN DIFFED AGAINST apk-tools' OWN FIXTURE. That is no longer true, and it +// is the largest single change to this file's standing. +// +// apkTranscribed in corpus_transcribed_test.go is apk-tools' +// `test/unit/version.data`: ALL 738 of its `<` / `>` / `=` rows, each carrying +// the line it came from, under a completeness claim carrying the number 738 +// that TestTranscriptionClaimsAreTrue checks. 674 of them pass. 64 are refused +// — 58 for R7a's leading zeros, 3 for R7b's commit hashes, and one each for an +// unknown suffix word, a two-letter tail (apk's own row is annotated "invalid. +// do string sort") and a suffix number wider than parseAPKNumber's bound. +// NONE produce a wrong ordering. The 16 fuzzy-operator rows below them +// (`~`, `<~`, `>~`, `!~`) state apk_version_match semantics — a MATCH +// predicate, not an ordering — which this file does not implement at all, and +// they are excluded by the claim rather than dropped silently. +// +// apkValidity transcribes the same file's 31-row validity block, where a +// leading `!` marks a string apk_version_validate rejects. Anvil agrees with +// 30 of them and deviates on one, in the safe direction: `0.1_pre2~1234abcd` +// is valid to apk and refused here by R7b. +// +// WHAT IS STILL AUTHORED RATHER THAN TRANSCRIBED, because the fixture does not +// carry it: the complete walk of the suffix rank table (the fixture exercises +// single steps of it — line 17 `1.1 > 1.1_alpha1`, line 730 `6.0_pre1 < 6.0`, +// line 732 `6.0_p1 > 6.0`), and the three R8 shapes, which appear in no row of +// it at all. Those vectors are tagged AUTHORED and name the rule they come +// from; they may not name a file, because there is no line to name. +package match + +import ( + "strconv" + "strings" +) + +// apkSuffixRank is the R4 table, as an ordered ALLOWLIST. The index into +// apkSuffixNames IS the rank, and apkNoSuffixRank sits between the +// pre-release group and the post-release group. +var apkSuffixNames = []string{ + "alpha", "beta", "pre", "rc", // ranks 0..3, before the bare version + "", // rank 4: the bare version itself + "cvs", "svn", "git", "hg", "p", // ranks 5..9, after the bare version +} + +// apkNoSuffixRank is rank 4 — the rank a side with no suffix at a position is +// compared at (R4). +const apkNoSuffixRank = 4 + +// apkSuffixRank resolves a suffix word to its rank. The empty string is NOT +// resolvable through this function: rank 4 is reachable only by ABSENCE, so an +// input containing a literal empty suffix (`1.0_`) is refused by the parser. +func apkSuffixRank(name string) (int, bool) { + if name == "" { + return 0, false + } + for i, n := range apkSuffixNames { + if n != "" && n == name { + return i, true + } + } + return 0, false +} + +// apkSuffix is one parsed `_word[number]`. +type apkSuffix struct { + Rank int + Num uint64 + // NumPresent distinguishes `_rc0` from `_rc`, which Num alone cannot. + // R8 is the only reader: those two are an explicit zero against an + // absence and this comparator declines to order them. + NumPresent bool +} + +// apkVersion is a parsed Alpine version. +type apkVersion struct { + // Nums are the dotted numeric parts, at least one. + Nums []uint64 + // Letter is the single trailing lowercase letter, or 0 when absent. + Letter byte + // Suffixes are the `_word[number]` groups in source order. + Suffixes []apkSuffix + // Revision is `-rN`; RevisionPresent distinguishes "absent" from "-r0", + // which Revision alone cannot. R8 is the only reader: those two are an + // explicit zero against an absence and this comparator declines to + // order them, where it once called them equal on no citation at all. + Revision uint64 + RevisionPresent bool +} + +// maxAPKNumber bounds every numeric field. Alpine's own versions are far below +// this; the bound exists so a corrupt feed produces a refusal instead of an +// integer overflow. +const maxAPKNumber = uint64(1) << 40 + +// parseAPK parses an Alpine version under the R1 grammar, refusing everything +// R7 lists. +func parseAPK(raw string) (apkVersion, error) { + bad := func(detail string) (apkVersion, error) { + return apkVersion{}, &Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalMalformedVersion, + Scheme: SchemeAPK, + Version: raw, + Detail: detail, + } + } + + if raw == "" { + return bad("version is empty") + } + if strings.TrimSpace(raw) != raw { + return bad("version has leading or trailing whitespace") + } + for i := 0; i < len(raw); i++ { + c := raw[i] + if c < 0x21 || c > 0x7e { + return bad("version contains a non-printable or non-ASCII byte at offset " + + strconv.Itoa(i)) + } + // R7b and R7c, checked before any structural parsing so the refusal + // names the actual reason rather than a downstream symptom. + if c == '~' { + return bad("apk fuzzy/commit suffix '~' is not implemented; " + + "its position in the ordering is not published and this comparator refuses rather than guesses") + } + if isASCIIUpper(c) { + return bad("version contains an uppercase letter at offset " + strconv.Itoa(i) + + "; the apk grammar's letter is lowercase") + } + } + + var v apkVersion + s := raw + + // R6: split the `-rN` revision off the end first, so no later step has + // to reason about a hyphen. + if i := strings.LastIndexByte(s, '-'); i >= 0 { + tail := s[i+1:] + if len(tail) < 2 || tail[0] != 'r' { + return bad("'-' is only legal as the revision marker \"-r\", got " + + strconv.Quote(s[i:])) + } + n, err := parseAPKNumber(tail[1:]) + if err != nil { + return bad("revision: " + err.Error()) + } + v.Revision = n + v.RevisionPresent = true + s = s[:i] + if strings.IndexByte(s, '-') >= 0 { + return bad("version carries more than one '-'; only the trailing \"-r\" is legal") + } + } + if s == "" { + return bad("version is nothing but a revision") + } + + // R4/R5: split the `_suffix` groups off, right to left is unnecessary — + // the head is everything before the first '_'. + parts := strings.Split(s, "_") + head := parts[0] + for _, sp := range parts[1:] { + if sp == "" { + return bad("empty suffix group (a bare '_')") + } + k := 0 + for k < len(sp) && isASCIILower(sp[k]) { + k++ + } + word := sp[:k] + rank, ok := apkSuffixRank(word) + if !ok { + return bad("unknown suffix " + strconv.Quote(word) + + "; the implemented suffixes are alpha, beta, pre, rc, cvs, svn, git, hg, p") + } + num := uint64(0) + numPresent := false + if k < len(sp) { + n, err := parseAPKNumber(sp[k:]) + if err != nil { + return bad("suffix " + strconv.Quote(word) + ": " + err.Error()) + } + num = n + numPresent = true + } + v.Suffixes = append(v.Suffixes, apkSuffix{Rank: rank, Num: num, NumPresent: numPresent}) + } + + // R1/R3: the head is dotted numbers with an optional single trailing + // lowercase letter. + if head == "" { + return bad("version has no numeric part") + } + if isASCIILower(head[len(head)-1]) { + v.Letter = head[len(head)-1] + head = head[:len(head)-1] + if head == "" { + return bad("version is a bare letter with no numeric part") + } + if isASCIILower(head[len(head)-1]) { + return bad("version carries more than one trailing letter; " + + "the apk grammar allows exactly one") + } + } + + for _, part := range strings.Split(head, ".") { + n, err := parseAPKNumber(part) + if err != nil { + return bad("numeric part: " + err.Error()) + } + v.Nums = append(v.Nums, n) + } + if len(v.Nums) == 0 { + return bad("version has no numeric part") + } + + return v, nil +} + +// parseAPKNumber parses one unsigned decimal field under R7a: digits only, +// non-empty, and no leading zero unless the whole field is the single digit +// "0". +func parseAPKNumber(s string) (uint64, error) { + if s == "" { + return 0, errString("numeric field is empty") + } + for i := 0; i < len(s); i++ { + if !isDigit(s[i]) { + return 0, errString("numeric field " + strconv.Quote(s) + " is not a number") + } + } + if len(s) > 1 && s[0] == '0' { + // R7a. src/version.c's token_cmp switches a TOKEN_DIGIT position + // whose value begins with '0' from numeric comparison to a raw + // string sort. This function implements the numeric rule only, and + // test/unit/version.data line 735 (`8.2.0015 < 8.2.002`) is a + // published row where the two rules disagree — so applying the + // numeric rule here would produce a wrong ordering, not an + // approximate one. + return 0, errString("numeric field " + strconv.Quote(s) + + " has a leading zero; apk compares such a field by raw string sort and this " + + "comparator implements only the numeric rule") + } + if len(s) > 12 { + return 0, errString("numeric field " + strconv.Quote(s) + " is implausibly long") + } + n, err := strconv.ParseUint(s, 10, 64) + if err != nil || n > maxAPKNumber { + return 0, errString("numeric field " + strconv.Quote(s) + " is out of range") + } + return n, nil +} + +// compareAPK orders two Alpine version strings, returning -1, 0 or +1. +func compareAPK(a, b string) (int, error) { + va, err := parseAPK(a) + if err != nil { + return 0, err + } + vb, err := parseAPK(b) + if err != nil { + return 0, err + } + r, err := compareAPKParsed(va, vb) + if err != nil { + // R8's refusal is built here rather than inside compareAPKParsed so + // that it can carry BOTH version strings; a refusal that names one + // operand of a two-operand comparison is a refusal nobody can act + // on. + return 0, &Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalUnmodelledOrdering, + Scheme: SchemeAPK, + Version: a, + Detail: "ordering " + strconv.Quote(a) + " against " + strconv.Quote(b) + + " is decided by " + err.Error() + + ", and apk's weight for that token is not published; " + + "see apk_compare.go rule R8", + } + } + return r, nil +} + +// compareAPKParsed applies R2, R3, R4/R5, R6 and R8 in that order. +// +// The error it returns is never a *Refusal — it is the NAME OF THE POSITION +// that could not be decided, which compareAPK wraps with both operands. +func compareAPKParsed(a, b apkVersion) (int, error) { + // R2/R8: numeric parts. Where both sides have a part, compare it. Where + // only one side has it, a NON-ZERO part decides and an explicit zero is + // undecidable. + n := len(a.Nums) + if len(b.Nums) > n { + n = len(b.Nums) + } + for i := 0; i < n; i++ { + switch { + case i < len(a.Nums) && i < len(b.Nums): + if r := compareUint(a.Nums[i], b.Nums[i]); r != 0 { + return r, nil + } + case i < len(a.Nums): + if a.Nums[i] == 0 { + return 0, errString("an explicit zero numeric part at position " + + strconv.Itoa(i+1) + " against a version that has no such part") + } + return 1, nil + default: + if b.Nums[i] == 0 { + return 0, errString("an explicit zero numeric part at position " + + strconv.Itoa(i+1) + " against a version that has no such part") + } + return -1, nil + } + } + + // R3: absent letter sorts below a present one. This one IS published — + // the grammar puts the letter after the numeric parts and Alpine's + // documentation states `1.0` < `1.0a` — so it is not an R8 position. + if a.Letter != b.Letter { + if a.Letter == 0 { + return -1, nil + } + if b.Letter == 0 { + return 1, nil + } + if a.Letter < b.Letter { + return -1, nil + } + return 1, nil + } + + // R4/R5/R8: suffixes. A missing suffix is compared at apkNoSuffixRank, + // which IS published — the rank table places the bare version between + // `rc` and `cvs`, and that placement is the whole point of the table. A + // missing suffix NUMBER is a different question: it is an absence, and + // against an explicit zero it is an R8 position. + n = len(a.Suffixes) + if len(b.Suffixes) > n { + n = len(b.Suffixes) + } + for i := 0; i < n; i++ { + sa := apkSuffixAt(a.Suffixes, i) + sb := apkSuffixAt(b.Suffixes, i) + if sa.Rank != sb.Rank { + if sa.Rank < sb.Rank { + return -1, nil + } + return 1, nil + } + // Same rank. The numbers decide, but only one side having a NUMBER + // at all is the absent-versus-zero question again. apkSuffix.Num is + // 0 both when the suffix spelled `0` and when it spelled nothing, so + // the presence flag is what distinguishes them. + if sa.NumPresent != sb.NumPresent && sa.Num == 0 && sb.Num == 0 { + return 0, errString("an explicit zero suffix number at suffix " + + strconv.Itoa(i+1) + " against a suffix that spells no number") + } + if r := compareUint(sa.Num, sb.Num); r != 0 { + return r, nil + } + } + + // R6/R8: revision. Same shape: `-r0` against no revision at all is the + // undecidable pair; `-r0` against `-r1`, and no revision against `-r1`, + // are both decided. + if a.RevisionPresent != b.RevisionPresent && a.Revision == 0 && b.Revision == 0 { + return 0, errString("an explicit \"-r0\" revision against a version that spells no revision") + } + return compareUint(a.Revision, b.Revision), nil +} + +func apkSuffixAt(ss []apkSuffix, i int) apkSuffix { + if i < len(ss) { + return ss[i] + } + return apkSuffix{Rank: apkNoSuffixRank, Num: 0} +} + +func compareUint(a, b uint64) int { + switch { + case a < b: + return -1 + case a > b: + return 1 + } + return 0 +} diff --git a/internal/match/comparator.go b/internal/match/comparator.go new file mode 100644 index 0000000..62d4dba --- /dev/null +++ b/internal/match/comparator.go @@ -0,0 +1,2366 @@ +// Package match is Lane A's deterministic version comparator: step A.17 of +// plan/20-lane-a-ingestion-sca.md, and the component every other Lane A step +// feeds. +// +// =========================================================================== +// WHAT THIS PACKAGE IS +// =========================================================================== +// +// It answers exactly one question, for one package at a time: +// +// Is this installed version inside a range some advisory says is vulnerable? +// +// plan/00-SPINE.md S1 is why the question is that small. CVE, OSV and GHSA +// describe vulnerable PACKAGE VERSIONS; a version comparator answers that +// exactly and for free, and research/12's Table A says "Should Anvil use an +// LLM? No — never" for both OS-package and dependency matching. THERE IS NO +// MODEL IN THIS PACKAGE OR ANYWHERE IN ITS CALL GRAPH, and there is no +// randomness, no clock, no network and no filesystem either. The package's +// direct imports are `context`, `sort`, `strconv`, `strings` and +// internal/record, and comparator_test.go fails if that list grows. +// +// =========================================================================== +// THE THREE RULES THAT SHAPE EVERY DECISION HERE +// =========================================================================== +// +// # 1. REFUSE WHAT YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND +// +// A silently wrong CVE match is the worst output this lane can produce. It +// either tells an operator they are safe when they are not, or it floods them +// with false findings until they stop reading any of them — and the second +// failure destroys the first one's audience. +// +// So there is NO FALLBACK PATH. A version in a scheme this package does not +// implement is not compared as semver, not compared lexically, and not +// assumed unaffected. It produces a typed *Refusal, the refusal is counted in +// CoverageReport, and the operator can see the gap. RefusalReasons() is the +// closed allowlist of reasons; comparator_test.go asserts that every refusal +// the package can emit is in it. +// +// IMPLEMENTED SCHEMES: `deb` (dpkg_compare.go), `rpm` (rpm_compare.go), +// `apk` (apk_compare.go). +// +// TWO REFUSALS ARE NOT ABOUT THE DATA BEING BAD, AND THEY ARE THE TWO WORTH +// READING FIRST: +// +// - RefusalEpochPresenceMismatch. An installed version spelling a non-zero +// epoch against a range endpoint spelling none (or the reverse) is +// refused rather than ordered. Both operands are valid versions; it is +// the RANGE PREDICATE over them that this package will not decide. See +// AffectedRange.checkEpochAgreement for the whole argument. +// - RefusalUnmodelledOrdering. Two valid versions whose ORDER is decided by +// a rule this package has not implemented and could not cite — today, +// apk's explicit-zero-against-absence positions. See apk_compare.go rule +// R8. +// +// # REPORTED GAPS THIS PACKAGE CANNOT CLOSE FROM INSIDE ITSELF +// +// - A range endpoint written in a FOREIGN scheme that happens to parse in +// the governing one is evaluated without complaint. `Fixed: "2.31.0"` on +// a deb range is a PyPI version and also a legal Debian version, so +// nothing here can tell them apart. Endpoints that DECLARE a differing +// ecosystem are refused (RefusalMixedSchemeRange); undeclared ones are +// only caught when the foreign string fails to parse. +// - The vendor-first defence needs the CVE alias populated on BOTH the +// vendor and the upstream row. Rows arrive from internal/ingest/cache, +// which owns that column. Vendor rows that arrive without it are listed +// in CoverageReport.UngroupedVendorAdvisories rather than silently +// failing to defend. +// - Epoch normalisation across feeds belongs to ingestion (A.14/A.16). Until +// it exists, the epoch refusal above is how the gap stays countable. +// - apk's ordering is IMPLEMENTED IN PART, and the part is now measured +// rather than estimated. Against all 738 ordering rows of apk-tools' +// own `test/unit/version.data` (transcribed in +// corpus_transcribed_test.go), this package answers 674 correctly and +// REFUSES 64: 58 because apk switches a numeric position with a leading +// zero to a byte-wise string sort that apk_compare.go R7a does not model, +// 3 for the `~` suffix, and one each for an unrecognised suffix +// word, a two-letter tail and a suffix number wider than this package's +// bound. None is answered wrongly. dpkg and rpm answer every published +// row of their suites except the five separator-only rpm rows, which are +// refused by argument (see rpm_compare.go). +// +// REFUSED, EXPLICITLY: every language ecosystem — npm, pypi, golang, maven, +// nuget, cargo, gem, composer, conan, hex, pub, swift — and every OS +// ecosystem not in the three above. PEP 440, Go pseudo-versions and +// `+incompatible`, and Maven's qualifier ordering and bracket ranges are each +// a distinct algorithm with a distinct order, and none of them is implemented +// here. See ecosystemAllowlist in purl.go. +// +// SEMVER IS NOT IMPLEMENTED HERE AND IS NOT BORROWED FROM O.7. +// internal/policy/semver.go exists, and its own header states its scope: it +// parses a GIT TAG for the policy engine's `matchSemverBump`, its parser is +// unexported for exactly this reason, and it says in as many words that using +// it "to decide whether a package version falls inside a CVE's affected range +// would produce silently wrong matches". Consuming it is therefore not +// available and forking it is forbidden, so this package implements neither +// and refuses the ecosystems that would need it. That is a reported gap, not +// a hidden one. +// +// # 2. VENDOR ADVISORY WINS +// +// research/12 §3's worked example, from Trivy's own documentation: +// CVE-2023-32681 in python-requests is fixed upstream in 2.31.0, and Red Hat +// ships the fix BACKPORTED into `2.25.1-3.el9` without moving the upstream +// version. An upstream range of "< 2.31.0" therefore calls a patched host +// vulnerable — "if Trivy were to detect CVE-2023-32681 in this case, it would +// be a false positive". +// +// The cache's `affected.distro_backport` column marks a range as coming from a +// vendor/distro advisory rather than upstream. When both exist FOR THE SAME +// ADVISORY AND THE SAME PACKAGE, the vendor range decides and the upstream +// range is DISPLACED — never merged, never OR-ed. A displaced range that would +// have matched is recorded in CoverageReport.Defences, because a defence that +// leaves no trace is indistinguishable from a bug. +// +// SCOPE OF THE PRECEDENCE, AND A DELIBERATE DEVIATION FROM THE PACKET WORDING. +// A.17's Forbidden-actions line says "do not fall back to upstream-only +// version ranges when a vendor/distro advisory range exists for the same +// PACKAGE". Read literally, one vendor advisory about openssl would suppress +// every upstream advisory about openssl, including CVEs the vendor has never +// triaged — turning a false-positive defence into an unbounded false-negative +// generator, and the packet is equally clear that "a false negative is a +// missed vulnerability". The precedence is therefore scoped to the ADVISORY, +// which is the granularity at which the CVE-2023-32681 class actually occurs. +// The residue is REPORTED rather than silently kept: +// CoverageReport.UpstreamOnlyAdvisories lists every advisory decided by an +// upstream range for a package that has vendor coverage elsewhere, which is +// the package-level view the packet asked for, available for review without +// being wired to a suppression. +// +// # 3. ZERO FINDINGS IS NOT "CLEAN" +// +// Every Match call returns a CoverageReport alongside its results, and +// CoverageReport.AssertNotSilentlyClean refuses to let an empty result set be +// read as a clean host. Zero findings over zero evaluated packages is a +// collector that did not run. Zero findings with refusals outstanding is a +// partial answer. ZERO FINDINGS OVER AN EMPTY ADVISORY CACHE IS A DATABASE +// THAT DID NOT LOAD — a full inventory of well-formed packages compared +// against nothing at all, which is the shape of a deployment whose bootstrap +// has not run. All three are reported as what they are. +// +// The third one is in this list because it was NOT, and the guard named for +// preventing it did not read the field that detects it. A.18 walked 400 valid +// packages past it. "The tool ran and found nothing" and "the tool had +// nothing to compare against" are indistinguishable to a caller, and for a +// security scanner the second read as the first is the worst output +// available. +// +// WHAT THE GUARD DOES NOT DO, STATED HERE SO THE RULE IS NOT READ AS WIDER +// THAN IT IS. AssertNotSilentlyClean is not a per-package coverage check — +// PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData is tested all-or-nothing, because in a real +// advisory database most packages genuinely have no rows — and it is not a +// completeness check, because findings short-circuit it. Its full contract, +// including both limits, is on the function, and every sentence of that +// contract is asserted by +// TestAssertNotSilentlyCleanEstablishesExactlyWhatItsDocClaims. +// +// =========================================================================== +// DETERMINISM +// =========================================================================== +// +// plan/00-SPINE.md S6 requires a stable verdict. Everything in this package is +// a pure function of its inputs: +// +// - The inventory is COPIED AND SORTED before evaluation, so two callers +// submitting the same packages in different orders get byte-identical +// output. +// - Advisory ranges are sorted by a total key before evaluation, so the +// "first matching range" that ends up in a MatchResult does not depend on +// what order a source returned them in. +// - No map is ever ranged over to produce output. Go re-randomises its map +// seed PER PROCESS, so an unsorted map range is stable within one run and +// different in the next — the exact bug that repeating a computation +// inside one process cannot detect. comparator_test.go runs the whole +// corpus in a SECOND OS PROCESS and compares, the way +// internal/record's fingerprint conformance test does. +// - There is no clock. `as_of` and `detected_at` belong to the collector +// and to A.19's record emitter; a second time source here would be a +// second answer to a question already owned elsewhere. +package match + +import ( + "context" + "sort" + "strconv" + "strings" + + "github.com/Susquehanna-Syntax/Anvil/internal/record" +) + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Refusals +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// RefusalReason names why this package declined to answer. It is a CLOSED +// ALLOWLIST: RefusalReasons() is the census, Valid() is the membership test, +// and comparator_test.go asserts that every reason reachable from the +// package's exported surface is a member. +// +// A denylist here would be the same mistake this project has already paid for +// three times: the reason nobody listed is the one that walks through as an +// empty string and prints as "refused: ". +type RefusalReason string + +const ( + // RefusalUnsupportedEcosystem: the ecosystem has no implemented + // comparator. This is the npm/pypi/golang/maven answer. + RefusalUnsupportedEcosystem RefusalReason = "unsupported_ecosystem" + + // RefusalUnsupportedPurlType: the purl type has no implemented + // comparator. + RefusalUnsupportedPurlType RefusalReason = "unsupported_purl_type" + + // RefusalNoPackageIdentity: the record carries no usable identity — no + // ecosystem, no name, or no version. research/12 §3's false-negative + // classes (unpackaged binaries, stripped metadata, third-party-repo + // installs) all land here, and they are the reason CoverageReport counts + // them separately from the other refusals. + RefusalNoPackageIdentity RefusalReason = "no_package_identity" + + // RefusalMalformedPurl: the purl does not parse. + RefusalMalformedPurl RefusalReason = "malformed_purl" + + // RefusalMalformedVersion: the version string is not valid in the scheme + // it was presented under. + RefusalMalformedVersion RefusalReason = "malformed_version" + + // RefusalIdentityConflict: two identity sources disagree — a purl whose + // type resolves to one scheme next to an ecosystem that resolves to + // another, or a purl name that is not the reported package name. Picking + // a winner would be guessing which advisory feed to trust. + RefusalIdentityConflict RefusalReason = "identity_conflict" + + // RefusalSchemeMismatch: an advisory range's ecosystem resolves to a + // different scheme than the installed package's. Comparing an rpm EVR + // against a Debian range is not a near miss; it is a different algorithm. + RefusalSchemeMismatch RefusalReason = "scheme_mismatch" + + // RefusalMixedSchemeRange: the range's own endpoints declare different + // ecosystems. "Introduced 1.2.3 (upstream semver), fixed 1.2.3-4.el9 + // (rpm)" is a real shape in real feeds, and there is no correct way to + // guess which endpoint's scheme governs the comparison. + RefusalMixedSchemeRange RefusalReason = "mixed_scheme_range" + + // RefusalAmbiguousUpperBound: the range names BOTH an exclusive `fixed` + // and an inclusive `last_affected`. Those differ by exactly one version + // and both are common in real advisories, so a range that names both is + // a range whose author disagreed with themselves. + RefusalAmbiguousUpperBound RefusalReason = "ambiguous_upper_bound" + + // RefusalUnboundedRange: the range names no bound at all and does not + // set AllVersions. An empty introduced/fixed pair is what a FAILED PARSE + // upstream of here looks like when it reaches the database, and it would + // match every version of the package. It is refused rather than + // evaluated; a genuine "every version is affected" advisory must set + // AllVersions explicitly. + RefusalUnboundedRange RefusalReason = "unbounded_range" + + // RefusalContradictoryRange: AllVersions is set alongside an explicit + // bound. Same reasoning as RefusalAmbiguousUpperBound. + RefusalContradictoryRange RefusalReason = "contradictory_range" + + // RefusalEpochPresenceMismatch: the installed version spells a non-zero + // epoch and a range endpoint spells none, or the reverse. See + // AffectedRange.checkEpochAgreement for the full argument; the short + // version is that dpkg and rpm both read an absent epoch as zero when + // ORDERING, and that reading is catastrophic as a RANGE PREDICATE + // because an installed EVR carries the epoch its package manager + // recorded and an advisory endpoint frequently does not. + RefusalEpochPresenceMismatch RefusalReason = "epoch_presence_mismatch" + + // RefusalUnmodelledOrdering: both versions parse, but the ordering + // BETWEEN THEM is decided by a rule this comparator has not implemented + // and could not cite. Today this is apk's rule R8 only — an explicit + // zero field against an absent one, whose token weight apk's published + // grammar does not state. It is distinct from RefusalMalformedVersion + // because nothing is malformed: the gap is in this package, not in the + // data, and an operator reading the coverage report needs to be able to + // tell those apart. + RefusalUnmodelledOrdering RefusalReason = "unmodelled_ordering" +) + +// refusalReasonOrder is the canonical order for RefusalReasons() and for every +// sorted report. It is a slice, not a map, so nothing that consumes it ever +// depends on map iteration order. +var refusalReasonOrder = []RefusalReason{ + RefusalUnsupportedEcosystem, + RefusalUnsupportedPurlType, + RefusalNoPackageIdentity, + RefusalMalformedPurl, + RefusalMalformedVersion, + RefusalIdentityConflict, + RefusalSchemeMismatch, + RefusalMixedSchemeRange, + RefusalAmbiguousUpperBound, + RefusalUnboundedRange, + RefusalContradictoryRange, + RefusalEpochPresenceMismatch, + RefusalUnmodelledOrdering, +} + +// RefusalReasons returns the closed set of refusal reasons in canonical order. +func RefusalReasons() []RefusalReason { + out := make([]RefusalReason, len(refusalReasonOrder)) + copy(out, refusalReasonOrder) + return out +} + +// Valid reports whether r is a member of the closed set. +func (r RefusalReason) Valid() bool { + for _, k := range refusalReasonOrder { + if r == k { + return true + } + } + return false +} + +// Refusal is a typed declination. It implements error, so a comparator can +// return it where an error is expected, AND it is a value a CoverageReport can +// carry, so a refusal that a caller ignores is still counted. +type Refusal struct { + Reason RefusalReason + Scheme Scheme + Ecosystem string + Package string + Purl string + Version string + Source string + SourceID string + Detail string +} + +// Error renders the refusal. It always names the reason first, so grepping a +// log for a reason constant finds every instance. +func (r *Refusal) Error() string { + var b strings.Builder + b.WriteString("match: refused (") + if r.Reason.Valid() { + b.WriteString(string(r.Reason)) + } else { + b.WriteString("UNDECLARED REFUSAL REASON " + strconv.Quote(string(r.Reason))) + } + b.WriteString(")") + if r.Ecosystem != "" { + b.WriteString(" ecosystem=" + strconv.Quote(r.Ecosystem)) + } + if r.Scheme != "" { + b.WriteString(" scheme=" + r.Scheme.String()) + } + if r.Package != "" { + b.WriteString(" package=" + strconv.Quote(r.Package)) + } + if r.Version != "" { + b.WriteString(" version=" + strconv.Quote(r.Version)) + } + if r.Purl != "" { + b.WriteString(" purl=" + strconv.Quote(r.Purl)) + } + if r.Source != "" || r.SourceID != "" { + b.WriteString(" advisory=" + strconv.Quote(r.Source+"/"+r.SourceID)) + } + if r.Detail != "" { + b.WriteString(": " + r.Detail) + } + return b.String() +} + +// sortKey is the total order used wherever refusals are reported. Every field +// is included so two refusals that differ at all sort differently. +func (r Refusal) sortKey() string { + return strings.Join([]string{ + string(r.Reason), string(r.Scheme), r.Ecosystem, r.Package, + r.Purl, r.Version, r.Source, r.SourceID, r.Detail, + }, "\x00") +} + +// asRefusal converts an error to a *Refusal when it is one. Every error this +// package produces internally is a *Refusal; the helper exists so a caller can +// say so at a boundary without a type switch at every call site. +func asRefusal(err error) (*Refusal, bool) { + r, ok := err.(*Refusal) + return r, ok +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// The comparator front door +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// Compare orders two version strings under one scheme, returning -1, 0 or +1. +// +// It NEVER falls back. An unimplemented scheme and a malformed version are +// both refusals, and the returned int is 0 in both cases only because Go +// demands a value — a caller that ignores the error and uses the 0 has said +// "equal" about two versions this package declined to order, which is why +// nothing inside this package ever does so. +func Compare(scheme Scheme, a, b string) (int, error) { + switch scheme { + case SchemeDebian: + return compareDebian(a, b) + case SchemeRPM: + return compareRPM(a, b) + case SchemeAPK: + return compareAPK(a, b) + } + return 0, &Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalUnsupportedEcosystem, + Scheme: scheme, + Detail: "no comparator is implemented for this scheme; implemented schemes are " + + joinSchemes(schemeOrder), + } +} + +// ValidVersion reports whether v parses in the given scheme, returning the +// same *Refusal Compare would. +func ValidVersion(scheme Scheme, v string) error { + switch scheme { + case SchemeDebian: + _, err := parseDebian(v) + return err + case SchemeRPM: + _, err := parseRPM(v) + return err + case SchemeAPK: + _, err := parseAPK(v) + return err + } + return &Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalUnsupportedEcosystem, + Scheme: scheme, + Version: v, + Detail: "no comparator is implemented for this scheme", + } +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Inputs +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// PackageRecord is one installed package to be matched. It is the union of +// what A.9's host inventory and A.10's repository SCA scan each report, and +// its field names deliberately mirror internal/ingest/cache's `finding` +// columns. +// +// FIELD MAPPING, stated here because this package does NOT import either +// collector — internal/collector/host links os/exec and internal/ingest/cache +// links a SQL driver, and neither belongs in a comparator's dependency graph: +// +// host.Package.Ecosystem -> Ecosystem host.Package.Name -> Name +// host.Package.Version -> Version host.Package.Arch -> Arch +// host.Collector -> Collector +// +// repo.Finding.Ecosystem -> Ecosystem repo.Finding.PackageName -> Name +// repo.Finding.InstalledVersion -> Version repo.Finding.Purl -> Purl +// repo.Finding.ManifestRelPath -> ManifestRelPath +// repo.Finding.Collector -> Collector +type PackageRecord struct { + // Collector is CollectorHost or CollectorRepoSCA. It is the ONLY input + // to RemediableByAgent for a host row (which is always false), so an + // unrecognised value is refused rather than defaulted. + Collector string + // Ecosystem is "deb", "rpm" or "apk". Anything else is refused. + Ecosystem string + // Name is the package name as its ecosystem spells it. + Name string + // Version is the installed version, verbatim from the collector. It is + // never rewritten here: a comparator that reformats a version has + // already decided the comparison. + Version string + // Arch is the package architecture, empty when the source reported none. + // It is part of the result's identity so a multi-arch host does not + // collapse two rows into one. + Arch string + // Purl is the package URL, empty when the collector reported none. When + // present it is authoritative for the scheme, and a disagreement with + // Ecosystem is RefusalIdentityConflict. + Purl string + // ManifestRelPath is the repo-relative manifest that declared the + // dependency; empty for host packages. + ManifestRelPath string +} + +// sortKey is the total order Match imposes on its input, so that output does +// not depend on the order a caller happened to assemble the inventory in. +func (p PackageRecord) sortKey() string { + return strings.Join([]string{ + p.Ecosystem, p.Name, p.Version, p.Arch, p.Purl, p.ManifestRelPath, p.Collector, + }, "\x00") +} + +// AffectedRange is one advisory's statement about one package's versions: the +// row shape of internal/ingest/cache's `affected` table plus the range +// vocabulary OSV uses. +// +// # BOUNDARY SEMANTICS, STATED ONCE AND ENFORCED EVERYWHERE +// +// Introduced INCLUSIVE lower bound. Empty means unbounded below. +// Fixed EXCLUSIVE upper bound — "fixed in 1.2.3" means 1.2.3 is SAFE. +// LastAffected INCLUSIVE upper bound — "affected up to 1.2.3" means 1.2.3 +// is VULNERABLE. +// +// Fixed and LastAffected differ by exactly one version and both are common in +// real advisories. A range that names BOTH is refused +// (RefusalAmbiguousUpperBound) rather than reconciled. +// +// A range with no bounds at all is refused (RefusalUnboundedRange), because an +// empty introduced/fixed pair is what a failed parse looks like by the time it +// reaches a database column, and evaluating it would flag every version of the +// package. The genuine "every version is affected, no fix exists" advisory +// must say so by setting AllVersions. +type AffectedRange struct { + // Source and SourceID are the advisory's identity in the cache's + // (source, source_id) primary key. NEVER the CVE id: research/06 Risk #2. + Source string + SourceID string + // CVEID is the nullable alias. When two sources carry the same CVE, it + // is what unites them into one precedence group — which is how a Red Hat + // advisory displaces a GHSA advisory about the same flaw. + CVEID string + + Ecosystem string + Package string + Purl string + + Introduced string + Fixed string + LastAffected string + // AllVersions is the explicit "every version of this package is + // affected" marker. It must not be combined with any bound. + AllVersions bool + + // DistroBackport is `affected.distro_backport`: true when this range + // came from a vendor/distro advisory rather than upstream. It is the + // column that defeats the CVE-2023-32681 / RHSA-2023:4520 class. + DistroBackport bool + + // IntroducedEcosystem and FixedEcosystem are OPTIONAL per-endpoint + // ecosystem declarations, for the feeds that give an upstream version at + // one end and a distro version at the other. When either is set and + // disagrees with Ecosystem — or with the other — the range is refused + // with RefusalMixedSchemeRange. There is no correct guess. + IntroducedEcosystem string + FixedEcosystem string +} + +// sortKey is the total order over ranges. Evaluation walks ranges in this +// order, so "the range that decided this finding" is a deterministic choice +// and not an artefact of what order a source returned rows in. +func (a AffectedRange) sortKey() string { + return strings.Join([]string{ + a.Source, a.SourceID, a.CVEID, a.Ecosystem, a.Package, a.Purl, + a.Introduced, a.Fixed, a.LastAffected, + boolKey(a.AllVersions), boolKey(a.DistroBackport), + a.IntroducedEcosystem, a.FixedEcosystem, + }, "\x00") +} + +func boolKey(b bool) string { + if b { + return "1" + } + return "0" +} + +// advisoryKey is the precedence group: the CVE when there is one, and the +// (source, source_id) primary key when there is not. GHSA advisories +// frequently carry no CVE at all (research/06 Risk #2), and grouping those +// under one empty key would let an unrelated advisory displace them. +func (a AffectedRange) advisoryKey() string { + if a.CVEID != "" { + return "cve\x00" + a.CVEID + } + return "src\x00" + a.Source + "\x00" + a.SourceID +} + +// Expr renders the range with its boundaries spelled out, using standard +// interval notation: a square bracket is inclusive, a parenthesis exclusive. +// This string lands in MatchResult.MatchedRange, so the human reading a +// finding can see which side of the boundary the installed version fell on. +func (a AffectedRange) Expr() string { + if a.AllVersions { + return "(-inf, +inf) [all versions]" + } + var b strings.Builder + if a.Introduced == "" { + b.WriteString("(-inf") + } else { + b.WriteString("[" + a.Introduced) + } + b.WriteString(", ") + switch { + case a.Fixed != "": + b.WriteString(a.Fixed + ")") + case a.LastAffected != "": + b.WriteString(a.LastAffected + "]") + default: + b.WriteString("+inf)") + } + return b.String() +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Range validation and evaluation +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// validate checks the range's shape and scheme agreement against the scheme +// the INSTALLED package resolved to. Every failure is a *Refusal. +func (a AffectedRange) validate(pkgScheme Scheme) error { + base := func(reason RefusalReason, detail string) error { + return &Refusal{ + Reason: reason, + Scheme: pkgScheme, + Ecosystem: a.Ecosystem, + Package: a.Package, + Purl: a.Purl, + Source: a.Source, + SourceID: a.SourceID, + Detail: detail, + } + } + + if a.Package == "" { + return base(RefusalNoPackageIdentity, "advisory range names no package") + } + if a.Source == "" || a.SourceID == "" { + return base(RefusalNoPackageIdentity, + "advisory range carries no (source, source_id) identity") + } + + rangeScheme, err := SchemeForEcosystem(a.Ecosystem) + if err != nil { + if r, ok := asRefusal(err); ok { + r.Package = a.Package + r.Source = a.Source + r.SourceID = a.SourceID + return r + } + return err + } + if rangeScheme != pkgScheme { + return base(RefusalSchemeMismatch, + "advisory range is in scheme "+rangeScheme.String()+ + " but the installed package is in scheme "+pkgScheme.String()) + } + + // Per-endpoint ecosystem overrides: any disagreement is a refusal. + for _, ep := range []struct{ name, eco string }{ + {"introduced", a.IntroducedEcosystem}, + {"fixed", a.FixedEcosystem}, + } { + if ep.eco == "" || ep.eco == a.Ecosystem { + continue + } + return base(RefusalMixedSchemeRange, + "the "+ep.name+" endpoint declares ecosystem "+strconv.Quote(ep.eco)+ + " but the range declares "+strconv.Quote(a.Ecosystem)+ + "; this comparator refuses to guess which one governs the comparison") + } + + if a.AllVersions { + if a.Introduced != "" || a.Fixed != "" || a.LastAffected != "" { + return base(RefusalContradictoryRange, + "AllVersions is set alongside an explicit bound") + } + return nil + } + + if a.Fixed != "" && a.LastAffected != "" { + return base(RefusalAmbiguousUpperBound, + "the range names both an exclusive fixed version ("+strconv.Quote(a.Fixed)+ + ") and an inclusive last-affected version ("+strconv.Quote(a.LastAffected)+ + "); they differ by exactly one version and this comparator will not pick one") + } + if a.Introduced == "" && a.Fixed == "" && a.LastAffected == "" { + return base(RefusalUnboundedRange, + "the range names no bound and does not set AllVersions; "+ + "an empty introduced/fixed pair is what a failed parse looks like in a database column") + } + + // Every named endpoint must parse in the governing scheme. An endpoint + // that does not is the "endpoints in different schemes" case arriving + // without a declaration, and it is refused for the same reason. + for _, ep := range []struct{ name, v string }{ + {"introduced", a.Introduced}, + {"fixed", a.Fixed}, + {"last_affected", a.LastAffected}, + } { + if ep.v == "" { + continue + } + if err := ValidVersion(pkgScheme, ep.v); err != nil { + r, ok := asRefusal(err) + if !ok { + return err + } + return base(RefusalMalformedVersion, + "the "+ep.name+" endpoint is not a valid "+pkgScheme.String()+ + " version: "+r.Detail) + } + } + + // A range whose lower bound is above its upper bound describes nothing. + // It is a data error, and evaluating it would silently produce no + // findings for an advisory that may well apply. + if a.Introduced != "" { + upper, inclusive := a.Fixed, false + if upper == "" { + upper, inclusive = a.LastAffected, true + } + if upper != "" { + c, err := Compare(pkgScheme, a.Introduced, upper) + if err != nil { + // Reachable with two well-formed endpoints now that Compare + // can decline an ordering (RefusalUnmodelledOrdering); the + // refusal has to name the row it came from. + return a.attribute(err) + } + if c > 0 || (c == 0 && !inclusive) { + return base(RefusalContradictoryRange, + "the range is empty: introduced "+strconv.Quote(a.Introduced)+ + " is not below its upper bound "+strconv.Quote(upper)) + } + } + } + + return nil +} + +// epochSpelling reports whether v spells an epoch, and what it spelled. The +// third result is false when v does not parse in the scheme (validate and +// identify have both already refused such a string by the time this runs) or +// when the scheme has no epoch at all, which is apk. +func epochSpelling(scheme Scheme, v string) (present bool, value int, ok bool) { + switch scheme { + case SchemeDebian: + p, err := parseDebian(v) + if err != nil { + return false, 0, false + } + return p.EpochPresent, p.Epoch, true + case SchemeRPM: + p, err := parseRPM(v) + if err != nil { + return false, 0, false + } + return p.EpochPresent, p.Epoch, true + } + return false, 0, false +} + +// checkEpochAgreement refuses a range whose endpoints and installed version +// disagree about whether the package's versions carry an epoch. +// +// =========================================================================== +// THE RULE, WRITTEN DOWN DELIBERATELY RATHER THAN LEFT TO PARSING +// =========================================================================== +// +// An absent epoch means ZERO when ORDERING. That is what dpkg and rpm both do +// internally, deb-version(7) says it in as many words ("It may be omitted, in +// which case zero is assumed"), and compareDebParsed and compareRPMParsed +// implement exactly that. Compare's answer is not changing and the corpus +// vectors `0:1.0 == 1.0` still hold. +// +// AN ABSENT EPOCH DOES NOT MEAN ZERO WHEN DECIDING A RANGE. The two inputs to +// a range predicate do not have the same provenance: the installed version +// comes from a package manager, which records the epoch it actually installed, +// while the endpoint comes from an advisory feed, where an epoch is routinely +// dropped in transcription. So an epoch spelled on one side and absent on the +// other is not an ordering fact — it is a DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN TWO PRODUCERS +// about how this package's versions are spelled, and reading it as an +// ordering picks a winner silently. +// +// A.18's probe P5 is what this costs when it is left to parsing: a RHEL 9 +// glibc `2:2.34-60.el9` — every RHEL 9 host carries that epoch — against an +// advisory endpoint spelled `2.34-100.el9` gives `2 > 0`, so the installed +// version sorts ABOVE the fixed endpoint, the range does not contain it, and +// the run reports zero findings, zero refusals, Complete=true and a clean +// verdict on a vulnerable host. That is the false negative the package doc's +// first paragraph names as the worst output this lane can produce, on one of +// the most common shapes in the RPM world. +// +// =========================================================================== +// THE REFUSAL IS NARROWED TWICE, AND BOTH NARROWINGS ARE LOAD-BEARING +// =========================================================================== +// +// # 1. ONLY A NON-ZERO SPELLED EPOCH COUNTS +// +// `0:1.0` against `1.0` spells the same epoch two ways. The values agree, the +// comparison is unaffected, and refusing it would be noise. +// +// # 2. ONLY THE DIRECTION THAT PUSHES THE INSTALLED VERSION OUT OF THE RANGE +// +// An epoch asymmetry is not symmetric in its consequences, because the two +// bounds face opposite ways. Working through all four combinations is what +// stops this refusal from becoming its own false-negative generator: +// +// UPPER BOUND (fixed / last_affected), installed spells N>0, endpoint does +// not: installed sorts ABOVE the bound and falls OUT of the range — +// reported not-affected, silently. THIS IS A.18's PROBE P5. REFUSED. +// +// UPPER BOUND, endpoint spells N>0, installed does not: installed sorts +// BELOW the bound and stays IN the range — reported affected. Accepted, +// and accepting it is not a concession: if the installed epoch really is 0 +// and the fix lands at epoch 2, the host IS affected until it takes the +// epoch-2 build, so this is the right answer rather than a tolerated wrong +// one. If instead the collector dropped a real epoch, the result is a +// visible finding, not a silent clearance. +// +// LOWER BOUND (introduced), endpoint spells N>0, installed does not: +// installed sorts BELOW the lower bound and falls OUT of the range — +// reported not-affected, silently. `rpm -q --qf '%{VERSION}-%{RELEASE}'` +// omits the epoch entirely, so a collector really can produce this. +// REFUSED. +// +// LOWER BOUND, installed spells N>0, endpoint does not: installed sorts +// ABOVE the lower bound and stays IN the range. ACCEPTED, AND IT MUST BE: +// `Introduced: "0"` is the universal "from the beginning" sentinel in OSV, +// CSAF and every feed built on them, so refusing this shape would refuse +// the lower bound of nearly every advisory about an epoch-bearing package — +// turning a guard against silent clearance into a machine for producing +// them, one coverage-report line at a time. A first draft of this function +// did exactly that and swallowed the CVE-2023-4911 glibc finding it was +// written to catch. +// +// The rule in one sentence: REFUSE WHEN THE MISSING SPELLING IS WHAT TAKES +// THE INSTALLED VERSION OUT OF THE RANGE. +// +// # THE ALTERNATIVE, AND WHY IT IS NOT TAKEN HERE +// +// Normalising epochs during ingestion would also close this, and would close +// it better — a feed's endpoints could be rewritten into the archive's own +// spelling once, rather than refused on every scan. That is A.14/A.16's +// territory, not A.17's, and this comparator must not silently assume it has +// happened. If ingestion ever guarantees it, this refusal stops firing on its +// own and costs nothing; until then it is a countable gap in CoverageReport +// instead of an invisible one. +func (a AffectedRange) checkEpochAgreement(scheme Scheme, installed string) error { + instPresent, instEpoch, ok := epochSpelling(scheme, installed) + if !ok { + return nil + } + + // check reports the refusal for one endpoint. isLower selects which side + // of the asymmetry is the dangerous one, per the table above. + check := func(name, v string, isLower bool) error { + if v == "" { + return nil + } + epPresent, epEpoch, ok := epochSpelling(scheme, v) + if !ok || epPresent == instPresent { + return nil + } + + var spelledSide, spelledStr, unspelledSide, unspelledStr, consequence string + if isLower { + if !epPresent || epEpoch == 0 { + return nil + } + spelledSide, spelledStr = "the "+name+" endpoint", v + unspelledSide, unspelledStr = "the installed version", installed + consequence = "the installed version therefore orders BELOW the lower bound and " + + "falls outside the range, which would report this package not-affected on a " + + "spelling difference between two producers rather than on a version difference" + } else { + if !instPresent || instEpoch == 0 { + return nil + } + spelledSide, spelledStr = "the installed version", installed + unspelledSide, unspelledStr = "the "+name+" endpoint", v + consequence = "the installed version therefore orders ABOVE the upper bound and " + + "falls outside the range, which would report this package not-affected on a " + + "spelling difference between two producers rather than on a version difference" + } + + return &Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalEpochPresenceMismatch, + Scheme: scheme, + Ecosystem: a.Ecosystem, + Package: a.Package, + Purl: a.Purl, + Version: installed, + Source: a.Source, + SourceID: a.SourceID, + Detail: spelledSide + " spells an epoch (" + strconv.Quote(spelledStr) + + ") and " + unspelledSide + " spells none (" + strconv.Quote(unspelledStr) + + "); an absent epoch orders as zero, so " + consequence, + } + } + + if err := check("introduced", a.Introduced, true); err != nil { + return err + } + if err := check("fixed", a.Fixed, false); err != nil { + return err + } + return check("last_affected", a.LastAffected, false) +} + +// contains reports whether installed falls inside the range. +// +// The predicate, with every boundary spelled out: +// +// AllVersions -> always true +// Introduced == "" -> no lower bound +// Introduced != "" -> installed >= Introduced (INCLUSIVE) +// Fixed != "" -> installed < Fixed (EXCLUSIVE) +// LastAffected != "" -> installed <= LastAffected (INCLUSIVE) +// neither Fixed nor LastAffected -> no upper bound +// +// validate must have run first; contains assumes a well-formed range and +// returns a refusal only if a comparison itself fails, or if the range's +// endpoints and the installed version disagree about whether this package's +// versions carry an epoch (checkEpochAgreement). +func (a AffectedRange) contains(scheme Scheme, installed string) (bool, error) { + if a.AllVersions { + // No endpoint, so no epoch to disagree about. + return true, nil + } + if err := a.checkEpochAgreement(scheme, installed); err != nil { + return false, err + } + if a.Introduced != "" { + c, err := Compare(scheme, installed, a.Introduced) + if err != nil { + return false, a.attribute(err) + } + if c < 0 { + return false, nil + } + } + if a.Fixed != "" { + c, err := Compare(scheme, installed, a.Fixed) + if err != nil { + return false, a.attribute(err) + } + return c < 0, nil + } + if a.LastAffected != "" { + c, err := Compare(scheme, installed, a.LastAffected) + if err != nil { + return false, a.attribute(err) + } + return c <= 0, nil + } + return true, nil +} + +// attribute stamps a refusal raised by Compare with the advisory it was +// evaluating. +// +// Compare knows the two version strings and nothing else, so a refusal that +// reaches CoverageReport straight from it names no package and no advisory — +// and a refusal an operator cannot trace to a row is a refusal they cannot +// act on. This is reachable now that Compare can decline two WELL-FORMED +// versions (RefusalUnmodelledOrdering, apk rule R8), where before it declined +// only strings that validate had already rejected. +func (a AffectedRange) attribute(err error) error { + r, ok := asRefusal(err) + if !ok { + return err + } + if r.Ecosystem == "" { + r.Ecosystem = a.Ecosystem + } + if r.Package == "" { + r.Package = a.Package + } + if r.Purl == "" { + r.Purl = a.Purl + } + if r.Source == "" { + r.Source = a.Source + } + if r.SourceID == "" { + r.SourceID = a.SourceID + } + return r +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Outputs +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// MatchResult is one package that matched one advisory. It is A.17's Expected +// output schema — {source, source_id, package, purl, installed_version, +// matched_range, distro_backport_defended} — plus the fields A.19 needs in +// order to emit a canonical record without re-deriving anything. +// +// It carries NO FINGERPRINT. anvil-fp/v1 is defined once, in internal/record, +// and a second digest under the same name is the cross-area failure +// plan/00-SPINE.md S6 forbids. A.19 calls record.Sca with the fields below. +type MatchResult struct { + // Source and SourceID identify the advisory in the cache's primary key. + Source string + SourceID string + // CVEID is the alias, empty when the advisory carries none. + CVEID string + + Collector string + Ecosystem string + Scheme Scheme + Package string + Purl string + Arch string + ManifestRelPath string + + InstalledVersion string + // MatchedRange is AffectedRange.Expr() for the range that decided this + // result: interval notation with inclusive and exclusive boundaries + // spelled out. + MatchedRange string + // FixedVersion is the range's exclusive upper bound, empty when the + // advisory names none. It is the input to RemediableByAgent. + FixedVersion string + + // VendorAdvisory is true when the deciding range came from a + // vendor/distro advisory (`affected.distro_backport`). + VendorAdvisory bool + // DistroBackportDefended is true when the deciding range was a vendor + // range that DISPLACED at least one upstream range for the same advisory + // and package. A finding with this set is one where the backport policy + // changed which range was consulted; a suppression — where the vendor + // range said "not affected" and no finding was emitted at all — appears + // in CoverageReport.Defences instead, because a defence that leaves no + // trace is indistinguishable from a bug. + DistroBackportDefended bool + + // Detector and EvidenceClass are frozen record enums, derived from the + // collector. They are Go constants from internal/record, never literals. + Detector record.DetectorKind + EvidenceClass record.EvidenceClass + // Trust is record.TrustAnvilGenerated: the CONCLUSION is Anvil's own, + // which is what internal/ingest/cache's FindingTrustDefault says. The + // package name and version strings inside it remain untrusted, and A.19 + // carries that distinction into the record's per-string trust. + Trust record.Trust + // RemediableByAgent is false for every host row, with no code path able + // to set it otherwise (see remediableByAgent), and true for a repository + // dependency only when the advisory names a fixed version to move to. + RemediableByAgent bool +} + +func (m MatchResult) sortKey() string { + return strings.Join([]string{ + m.Ecosystem, m.Package, m.Arch, m.ManifestRelPath, m.InstalledVersion, + m.CVEID, m.Source, m.SourceID, m.MatchedRange, m.Collector, + }, "\x00") +} + +// DefenceReason names why a would-be finding was not emitted. Like +// RefusalReason it is a closed set with one member today; it is a named type +// so a second reason cannot arrive as a bare string. +type DefenceReason string + +// DefenceVendorAdvisoryWins is the CVE-2023-32681 / RHSA-2023:4520 class: an +// upstream range said vulnerable, a vendor/distro range for the SAME advisory +// and package said otherwise, and the vendor range decided. +const DefenceVendorAdvisoryWins DefenceReason = "vendor_advisory_wins" + +// Defence records a suppressed match. It exists because a defence that leaves +// no trace cannot be told apart from a bug — and because the operator who asks +// "why is Anvil not reporting CVE-2023-32681, Trivy does" deserves an answer +// with the two ranges in it. +type Defence struct { + Reason DefenceReason + + Ecosystem string + Package string + // Arch is carried so that two architectures of the same package do not + // produce two rows a reader cannot tell apart. A defence that looks like + // a duplicate is a defence somebody will delete. + Arch string + Purl string + InstalledVersion string + CVEID string + + // UpstreamSource/UpstreamSourceID/UpstreamRange describe the range that + // WOULD have produced a finding. + UpstreamSource string + UpstreamSourceID string + UpstreamRange string + + // VendorSource/VendorSourceID/VendorRange describe the range that + // displaced it. + VendorSource string + VendorSourceID string + VendorRange string +} + +func (d Defence) sortKey() string { + return strings.Join([]string{ + string(d.Reason), d.Ecosystem, d.Package, d.Arch, d.InstalledVersion, d.CVEID, + d.UpstreamSource, d.UpstreamSourceID, d.UpstreamRange, + d.VendorSource, d.VendorSourceID, d.VendorRange, + }, "\x00") +} + +// UpstreamOnlyAdvisory is the package-level residue of the vendor-first +// policy: an advisory that was decided by an upstream range for a package +// which HAS vendor coverage for some other advisory. It is REPORTED, not +// suppressed — see the package doc's "SCOPE OF THE PRECEDENCE". +type UpstreamOnlyAdvisory struct { + Ecosystem string + Package string + Arch string + CVEID string + Source string + SourceID string +} + +func (u UpstreamOnlyAdvisory) sortKey() string { + return strings.Join([]string{u.Ecosystem, u.Package, u.Arch, u.CVEID, u.Source, u.SourceID}, "\x00") +} + +// UngroupedVendorAdvisory is a vendor/distro range that CANNOT participate in +// the vendor-first precedence, because it carries no CVE alias. +// +// =========================================================================== +// THE PRECONDITION THE DEFENCE DEPENDS ON, STATED WHERE IT CAN BE COUNTED +// =========================================================================== +// +// advisoryKey groups by CVE when there is one and by the cache's (source, +// source_id) primary key when there is not. That is right for the case it was +// written for — a GHSA row with no CVE must not be merged with an unrelated +// advisory under one empty key — but it has a consequence in the other +// direction that A.18 found and that nothing here said out loud: IF THE +// VENDOR ROW IS THE ONE MISSING THE ALIAS, the vendor range and the upstream +// range it was meant to displace land in two different groups, and the +// displacement never happens. The CVE-2023-32681 false positive comes back, +// silently. +// +// The alias column belongs to internal/ingest/cache, not to this package, so +// this package cannot fix it — a vendor row and an upstream row that share no +// identifier cannot be shown to be about the same flaw, and guessing that +// they are (by package name, say) is the package-scoped suppression the +// package doc rejects as an unbounded false-negative generator. +// +// What it CAN do is stop the dependence being invisible. Every vendor range +// that arrives without an alias is listed here, so "the defence did not fire" +// has a report entry instead of being indistinguishable from "there was +// nothing to defend against". Debian DSA rows in particular commonly enumerate +// several CVEs per advisory rather than carrying one alias, so this is a real +// shape and not a hypothetical one. +// +// EVERY SUCH RANGE, INCLUDING THE ONES THAT ALSO FAIL TO PARSE. The recording +// used to sit AFTER evaluatePackage's validate() early return, so a vendor row +// that lacked its alias and also carried a malformed endpoint — the case in +// which the defence most emphatically could not fire — was the one case +// omitted from the list built to surface exactly that. A report that omits the +// case it was built for is the same defect as a guard that skips, and the +// refusal recorded alongside is not a substitute: Refusals says a row could +// not be EVALUATED, this list says the vendor-first precedence could not +// APPLY, and an operator reading the second must not have to reconstruct it +// from the first. See TestAnUngroupableVendorRangeIsReportedEvenWhenItIsAlso +// Refused. +type UngroupedVendorAdvisory struct { + Ecosystem string + Package string + Arch string + Source string + SourceID string +} + +func (u UngroupedVendorAdvisory) sortKey() string { + return strings.Join([]string{u.Ecosystem, u.Package, u.Arch, u.Source, u.SourceID}, "\x00") +} + +// SourceError records an advisory-source lookup that failed. A failed lookup +// means the answer for that package is UNKNOWN, never "clean". +type SourceError struct { + Ecosystem string + Package string + Err string +} + +// CoverageReport is the answer to "was that a clean host, or did nothing +// run?". Lane A exit criterion 20 requires it on every match run including — +// especially — the zero-findings case. +type CoverageReport struct { + // PackagesSubmitted is len(inventory). + PackagesSubmitted int + // PackagesEvaluated is how many had a usable identity in an implemented + // scheme AND a parseable version. This is the denominator that makes a + // zero-finding result mean anything. + PackagesEvaluated int + // PackagesUnidentifiable is research/12 §3's false-negative-risk class: + // records with no ecosystem, no name or no version. A.17's Expected + // output schema names this count specifically. + PackagesUnidentifiable int + // PackagesRefusedScheme is how many carried a usable identity in an + // ecosystem this comparator does not implement. + PackagesRefusedScheme int + // PackagesRefusedVersion is how many had a supported scheme but a + // version string that scheme could not parse. + PackagesRefusedVersion int + // PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData is how many were evaluated against an empty + // set of advisory ranges. A high count here with zero findings means the + // cache is empty, not that the host is clean. + // + // AssertNotSilentlyClean READS THIS FIELD. It did not until A.18, and + // the omission meant an entirely empty advisory cache over a full, + // well-formed inventory passed the one guard written to prevent exactly + // that reading. + PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData int + + // RangesConsidered and RangesRefused count range EVALUATIONS, not + // distinct rows: one malformed `affected` row consulted for the amd64 and + // the i386 build of the same package counts twice, because it left two + // packages' advisories undecided. A refused range leaves its advisory + // undecided for that package, which is why any refusal clears Complete. + RangesConsidered int + RangesRefused int + + // SchemesImplemented is SchemeValues(), carried in the report so a + // consumer reading a stored CoverageReport knows what the producing + // build could compare without having to guess from its version. + SchemesImplemented []Scheme + // EcosystemsRefused is the distinct, sorted set of ecosystem strings that + // were refused. It is the list an operator uses to decide what to + // implement next. + EcosystemsRefused []string + + // Refusals, Defences, UpstreamOnlyAdvisories and + // UngroupedVendorAdvisories are sorted by total keys so two runs over the + // same input produce byte-identical reports. + Refusals []Refusal + Defences []Defence + UpstreamOnlyAdvisories []UpstreamOnlyAdvisory + // UngroupedVendorAdvisories lists the vendor ranges that could not + // participate in the vendor-first precedence because they carry no CVE + // alias. See the type's doc: it is the report entry that stops "the + // defence did not fire" being invisible. + UngroupedVendorAdvisories []UngroupedVendorAdvisory + SourceErrors []SourceError + + // Complete is true only when nothing was refused, nothing errored, at + // least one package was evaluated AND at least one advisory range was + // actually consulted. + // + // WHAT IT DOES NOT SAY. Complete is a statement about the RUN, not about + // coverage of any particular package: a run in which 399 of 400 packages + // had no advisory rows at all is Complete, because nothing refused and + // something was compared. The sentence that used to be here — "the + // single flag a caller may read to know whether no findings is an answer + // or an absence" — promised the second thing and only ever established + // the first, so it is deleted rather than qualified. + // + // THE LAST CONDITION IS THE ONE A.18 ADDED. Without it, a run over 400 + // well-formed packages against an advisory cache holding nothing at all + // refused nothing, errored on nothing and evaluated everything — and so + // reported Complete, which the sentence above promises means "no + // findings is an answer". RangesConsidered == 0 says no comparison was + // ever performed, and a run that performed no comparison has not + // answered the question. + Complete bool +} + +// ErrSilentlyClean is returned by AssertNotSilentlyClean when a caller is +// about to read an empty result set as a clean target. +type ErrSilentlyClean struct{ Detail string } + +func (e *ErrSilentlyClean) Error() string { + return "match: refusing to report a clean result: " + e.Detail +} + +// AssertNotSilentlyClean refuses to let zero findings be read as "clean". +// +// =========================================================================== +// EXACTLY WHAT THIS ESTABLISHES, AND EXACTLY WHAT IT DOES NOT +// =========================================================================== +// +// THE PROPOSITION IT ESTABLISHES, and the only one: +// +// when it returns nil for an empty finding set, at least one advisory +// range was compared against at least one package, no advisory-source +// lookup failed, and nothing was refused. +// +// THREE THINGS IT DOES NOT ESTABLISH. Each is here because the doc used to +// imply it, and this project's rule is that a claim which cannot be +// demonstrated is deleted rather than qualified: +// +// 1. IT IS NOT A PER-PACKAGE COVERAGE CHECK. PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData is +// tested ALL-OR-NOTHING, so a run in which 399 of 400 packages had no +// advisory rows returns nil. That is deliberate — in a real advisory +// database most packages genuinely have no rows, an inventory of 400 with +// 396 uncovered and 4 compared is the normal shape of a healthy scan, and +// a fractional threshold would refuse constantly and be dismissed — but +// the consequence is that this function cannot tell a caller that any +// PARTICULAR package was covered. Nothing in this package can: that is +// ingestion's question. +// +// 2. IT IS NOT A COMPLETENESS CHECK. Findings short-circuit every other +// test, so a run with one finding and 4,999 refusals returns nil. The +// question it answers is "may ZERO findings be read as clean", and a run +// with findings is not a zero-finding run. Complete is the completeness +// flag; Refusals is the list. +// +// 3. IT IS NOT A STATEMENT ABOUT THE HOST. nil means "an empty result set is +// an answer here", not "this host is patched". The findings a complete +// run produced are still bounded by what the advisory cache holds. +// +// TestAssertNotSilentlyCleanEstablishesExactlyWhatItsDocClaims asserts every +// sentence above, the negative ones included, because a limit that is only +// written down is a limit nobody has checked. +// +// plan/20 exit criterion 20 and A.17's Forbidden-actions line both require +// this check, and it is a function rather than a documented convention +// because a documented convention is what this project keeps finding +// unenforced. +// +// =========================================================================== +// THE EMPTY-CACHE CASE, AND WHY IT IS ALL-OR-NOTHING +// =========================================================================== +// +// "The tool ran and found nothing" and "the tool had nothing to compare +// against" are the same output to a caller, and for a security scanner the +// second read as the first is the worst answer available. This function used +// to branch on four things and NEVER READ PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData — the +// field whose own doc comment exists to name this exact failure. A.18's probe +// R1 walked straight through it: 400 well-formed Debian packages against a +// source holding zero rows returned Complete, zero refusals and nil from +// here. That is the state of a deployment where A.5's bootstrap has not run, +// or ran and produced nothing, or where ingestion normalised ecosystem +// strings into a vocabulary the `affected` rows do not use — which is the +// most likely failure mode of the whole lane. The same class already bit the +// SCA collector: an E2E job found Trivy could not run at all without a +// database, because every prior test had used recorded output. +// +// THE TEST IS "EVERY EVALUATED PACKAGE", NOT A FRACTION, and the distinction +// is deliberate. In a real advisory database MOST packages genuinely have no +// rows — an inventory of 400 packages with 396 uncovered and 4 compared is +// the normal shape of a healthy scan, and a fractional threshold would refuse +// it constantly and be dismissed. It is only when the count reaches ALL of +// them that no comparison happened at all, and at that point the run has not +// answered the question rather than answered it negatively. +func (c CoverageReport) AssertNotSilentlyClean(findings []MatchResult) error { + if len(findings) > 0 { + return nil + } + switch { + case c.PackagesSubmitted == 0: + return &ErrSilentlyClean{Detail: "no packages were submitted; nothing was scanned"} + case c.PackagesEvaluated == 0: + return &ErrSilentlyClean{Detail: "none of the " + strconv.Itoa(c.PackagesSubmitted) + + " submitted packages could be evaluated (" + + strconv.Itoa(c.PackagesUnidentifiable) + " unidentifiable, " + + strconv.Itoa(c.PackagesRefusedScheme) + " in unimplemented ecosystems, " + + strconv.Itoa(c.PackagesRefusedVersion) + " with unparseable versions)"} + case c.PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData >= c.PackagesEvaluated: + return &ErrSilentlyClean{Detail: "all " + strconv.Itoa(c.PackagesEvaluated) + + " evaluated packages were compared against an EMPTY set of advisory ranges; " + + "the advisory cache holds nothing for this inventory, so this is an absence " + + "of data and not a clean target"} + case c.RangesConsidered == 0: + // Reachable only for a report a caller assembled or deserialised + // rather than one Match produced (in a real run this is the case + // above). It is here because a guard that trusts one field to imply + // another is a guard with a seam in it. + return &ErrSilentlyClean{Detail: "no advisory range was consulted for any of the " + + strconv.Itoa(c.PackagesEvaluated) + " evaluated packages; nothing was compared"} + case len(c.SourceErrors) > 0: + return &ErrSilentlyClean{Detail: strconv.Itoa(len(c.SourceErrors)) + + " advisory-source lookups failed; the answer for those packages is unknown, not clean"} + case !c.Complete: + return &ErrSilentlyClean{Detail: strconv.Itoa(len(c.Refusals)) + + " refusals are outstanding (" + strconv.Itoa(c.RangesRefused) + + " advisory ranges could not be evaluated); this is a partial answer"} + } + return nil +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// The advisory source +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// AdvisorySource supplies the `affected` rows for one package. It is an +// interface so that the comparator itself opens no database, performs no I/O +// and is testable with no fixture file — the whole package stays a pure +// function of its inputs, which is what makes the cross-process determinism +// test meaningful. +// +// An implementation MUST be a pure lookup: the same (ecosystem, package) must +// return the same set within a run. It need not return them in any order; +// Match sorts. +type AdvisorySource interface { + AffectedRanges(ctx context.Context, ecosystem, pkg string) ([]AffectedRange, error) +} + +// StaticSource is an in-memory AdvisorySource over a fixed slice of ranges. It +// is the source A.19 can use once it has read the cache, and the source the +// tests use. +type StaticSource struct { + byPackage map[string][]AffectedRange +} + +// NewStaticSource indexes ranges by (ecosystem, package). The per-key slices +// are SORTED at construction, so lookups are deterministic even though the +// index is a map — the map is never ranged over. +func NewStaticSource(ranges []AffectedRange) *StaticSource { + s := &StaticSource{byPackage: make(map[string][]AffectedRange, len(ranges))} + for _, r := range ranges { + k := r.Ecosystem + "\x00" + r.Package + s.byPackage[k] = append(s.byPackage[k], r) + } + for k, rs := range s.byPackage { + sortRanges(rs) + s.byPackage[k] = rs + } + return s +} + +// AffectedRanges implements AdvisorySource. +func (s *StaticSource) AffectedRanges(_ context.Context, ecosystem, pkg string) ([]AffectedRange, error) { + rs := s.byPackage[ecosystem+"\x00"+pkg] + out := make([]AffectedRange, len(rs)) + copy(out, rs) + return out, nil +} + +func sortRanges(rs []AffectedRange) { + sort.SliceStable(rs, func(i, j int) bool { return rs[i].sortKey() < rs[j].sortKey() }) +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// The matcher +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// Matcher is the comparator bound to one advisory source. +// +// A.17's Expected output schema names `Match(ctx, inventory) ([]MatchResult, +// CoverageReport, error)`. That signature has nowhere to put the advisory +// data, so the source is bound to the receiver instead of appearing as a +// parameter; the method below has exactly the named signature. +type Matcher struct { + src AdvisorySource +} + +// NewMatcher binds a source. A nil source is an error rather than a matcher +// that reports every package clean. +func NewMatcher(src AdvisorySource) (*Matcher, error) { + if src == nil { + return nil, errString("match: NewMatcher requires an advisory source; " + + "a nil source would report every package clean") + } + return &Matcher{src: src}, nil +} + +// Match evaluates every package in inventory against the bound advisory +// source. +// +// It returns findings sorted by a total key, a CoverageReport, and an error +// only for a condition that makes the whole run untrustworthy: a cancelled +// context, or an advisory-source failure. In BOTH cases the CoverageReport is +// still returned, populated as far as the run got — a caller that stops on the +// error still learns what was and was not covered. +// +// ON AN ADVISORY-SOURCE FAILURE THE FINDINGS ALREADY COMPUTED ARE RETURNED +// TOO. They are true statements about the packages they name, and discarding +// 4998 real findings because the cache dropped on package 4999 helps nobody; +// Complete is false and AssertNotSilentlyClean refuses, so the set cannot be +// read as exhaustive. A CANCELLED CONTEXT RETURNS NONE, and the asymmetry is +// deliberate: cancellation is the caller withdrawing the request, and handing +// a partial answer to a caller that asked to stop is how a partial answer gets +// stored as the answer. +// +// The inventory is copied and sorted before evaluation. Two callers submitting +// the same packages in different orders get identical output; nothing here +// ranges over a map to build a result. +func (m *Matcher) Match(ctx context.Context, inventory []PackageRecord) ([]MatchResult, CoverageReport, error) { + cov := CoverageReport{ + PackagesSubmitted: len(inventory), + SchemesImplemented: SchemeValues(), + } + + work := make([]PackageRecord, len(inventory)) + copy(work, inventory) + sort.SliceStable(work, func(i, j int) bool { return work[i].sortKey() < work[j].sortKey() }) + + var ( + results []MatchResult + refusedEcos = map[string]bool{} + defences []Defence + upstreamOnly []UpstreamOnlyAdvisory + ungrouped []UngroupedVendorAdvisory + anyRefusal bool + refusalsCollect []Refusal + ) + + finish := func(complete bool) { + cov.Refusals = sortedRefusals(refusalsCollect) + cov.Defences = sortedDefences(defences) + cov.UpstreamOnlyAdvisories = sortedUpstreamOnly(upstreamOnly) + cov.UngroupedVendorAdvisories = sortedUngroupedVendor(ungrouped) + cov.EcosystemsRefused = sortedKeys(refusedEcos) + cov.Complete = complete + } + + addRefusal := func(err error) { + anyRefusal = true + if r, ok := asRefusal(err); ok { + refusalsCollect = append(refusalsCollect, *r) + if r.Reason == RefusalUnsupportedEcosystem && r.Ecosystem != "" { + refusedEcos[r.Ecosystem] = true + } + return + } + refusalsCollect = append(refusalsCollect, Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalNoPackageIdentity, + Detail: "unclassified error: " + err.Error(), + }) + } + + for _, p := range work { + if err := ctx.Err(); err != nil { + // A cancelled context returns NO results, unlike the source + // failure below. The distinction is deliberate: cancellation is + // the CALLER withdrawing the request, and handing a partial + // answer back to a caller that asked to stop is how a partial + // answer gets stored as the answer. A source failure is Anvil's + // own gap, and everything evaluated before it is still true. + finish(false) + return nil, cov, err + } + + id, err := identify(p) + if err != nil { + addRefusal(err) + if r, ok := asRefusal(err); ok { + switch r.Reason { + case RefusalNoPackageIdentity, RefusalMalformedPurl, RefusalIdentityConflict: + cov.PackagesUnidentifiable++ + case RefusalUnsupportedEcosystem, RefusalUnsupportedPurlType: + cov.PackagesRefusedScheme++ + case RefusalMalformedVersion: + cov.PackagesRefusedVersion++ + default: + cov.PackagesUnidentifiable++ + } + } else { + cov.PackagesUnidentifiable++ + } + continue + } + + cov.PackagesEvaluated++ + + ranges, err := m.src.AffectedRanges(ctx, id.Ecosystem, id.Name) + if err != nil { + cov.SourceErrors = append(cov.SourceErrors, SourceError{ + Ecosystem: id.Ecosystem, Package: id.Name, Err: err.Error(), + }) + finish(false) + // The findings computed BEFORE the failure are returned with the + // error. They are true statements about the packages they name, + // and throwing away 4998 real findings because the cache dropped + // on package 4999 helps nobody; Complete is false and + // AssertNotSilentlyClean refuses, so neither the caller nor the + // report can read the set as exhaustive. + sort.SliceStable(results, func(i, j int) bool { + return results[i].sortKey() < results[j].sortKey() + }) + return results, cov, err + } + if len(ranges) == 0 { + cov.PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData++ + continue + } + cov.RangesConsidered += len(ranges) + + pkgResults, pkgDefences, pkgUpstreamOnly, pkgUngrouped, pkgRefusals := evaluatePackage(id, p, ranges) + results = append(results, pkgResults...) + defences = append(defences, pkgDefences...) + upstreamOnly = append(upstreamOnly, pkgUpstreamOnly...) + ungrouped = append(ungrouped, pkgUngrouped...) + for _, r := range pkgRefusals { + cov.RangesRefused++ + addRefusal(&r) + } + } + + sort.SliceStable(results, func(i, j int) bool { return results[i].sortKey() < results[j].sortKey() }) + finish(!anyRefusal && len(cov.SourceErrors) == 0 && + cov.PackagesEvaluated > 0 && cov.RangesConsidered > 0) + + return results, cov, nil +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Identity resolution +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// identity is a package whose scheme, ecosystem, name and version have all +// been resolved and validated. +type identity struct { + Scheme Scheme + Ecosystem string + Name string + Purl string + Version string +} + +// identify resolves a PackageRecord's identity, refusing every disagreement. +// +// Resolution order and the rules, stated so a reviewer can check them: +// +// 1. Collector must be CollectorHost or CollectorRepoSCA. An unrecognised +// collector is refused, because RemediableByAgent is derived from it and +// a defaulted collector would default that flag. +// +// 2. Version must be non-empty. +// +// 3. If a purl is present it is parsed and its TYPE resolves the scheme. +// A non-empty Ecosystem must resolve to the SAME scheme, and the purl's +// name must be the SAME NAME as the reported Name. Either disagreement is +// RefusalIdentityConflict — two identity sources that disagree is exactly +// the situation in which guessing attaches a finding to the wrong package. +// +// "THE SAME NAME" MEANS: IDENTICAL AFTER ASCII CASE FOLDING, AND NOTHING +// WEAKER. The purl specification defines deb/rpm/apk names as +// case-insensitive with a lowercase canonical form, so `OpenSSL` and +// `openssl` are two spellings of one name and may be canonicalised. A +// purl naming a DIFFERENT package — `pkg:deb/debian/openssl` beside a +// record for `curl` — is not a spelling of anything; it is the same +// disagreement rules 3-first-half and 6 already refuse, and it is refused +// here for the same reason rather than as an exception to them. +// +// THE COST OF GETTING THIS WRONG RUNS IN BOTH DIRECTIONS, AND BOTH HAVE +// BEEN LIVE IN THIS FILE: +// +// Refusing too little — taking the purl's name unconditionally — looks up +// `openssl`'s advisories for a record that names `curl`. `curl`'s own +// advisories are never consulted, the run reports zero findings and +// Complete, and a vulnerable host is clean. Note that varying the +// REPORTED name across spellings of one package cannot detect this: every +// such case is a case where the two names agree. +// +// Refusing too much, or accepting without adopting, misses the other way. +// Before A.18 the check accepted a case difference and then KEPT THE +// REPORTED SPELLING, which Match hands verbatim to +// AdvisorySource.AffectedRanges as the lookup key: `Name: "OpenSSL"` next +// to `pkg:deb/debian/openssl` produced zero findings, one +// PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData and a clean verdict (probe R2). Accepting a +// spelling means adopting it, or the acceptance is a hole. +// +// SO THE SURVIVING NAME IS THE CANONICAL FORM, NOT EITHER SPELLING. +// identity.Name is asciiLower(purl name). Adopting the purl's spelling as +// WRITTEN has the same defect one step over — `pkg:deb/debian/CURL` is a +// legal purl whose canonical name is `curl`, and looking up `CURL` misses +// exactly as looking up `OpenSSL` did. +// +// THE FOLD IS EXPLICIT ASCII, NOT strings.EqualFold, AND SO IS THE +// LOWERCASING. EqualFold performs Unicode simple case folding, so U+017F +// (LATIN SMALL LETTER LONG S) folds to 's' and `opensſl` walked past the +// identity guard to become a lookup key that matches nothing (probe R3). +// Package-name strings arrive from outside Anvil and +// internal/ingest/cache's trust model says so; the guard has to enforce a +// canonical form, not match a spelling. +// +// 4. If no purl is present, Ecosystem and Name are both required, and the +// reported name is used AS SPELLED. There is no second identity source to +// canonicalise against, and rewriting a collector's spelling on its own +// authority would put a second, undocumented identity mapping inside the +// comparator — the same argument that keeps ecosystemAllowlist +// exact-match. Normalisation belongs to ingestion. +// +// 5. The version must parse in the resolved scheme. +// +// 6. If the purl carries a VERSION, it must be the reported Version, byte +// for byte. This is rule 6 and A.18's §4.4: the purl's version was +// parsed and dropped on the floor, so a stale purl beside a fresh version +// column — which is what a re-scanned SBOM looks like — produced a false +// positive in one direction (probe P6: `purl@3.0.11-1` patched, +// `Version: 1.0.0-1` vulnerable, finding emitted against the version +// column) and a silent clean in the other. The comparison is textual on +// purpose: this package refuses identity disagreements rather than +// deciding which of two producers spelled the same version better. +func identify(p PackageRecord) (identity, error) { + switch p.Collector { + case CollectorHost, CollectorRepoSCA: + default: + return identity{}, &Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalNoPackageIdentity, + Ecosystem: p.Ecosystem, + Package: p.Name, + Version: p.Version, + Purl: p.Purl, + Detail: "unrecognised collector " + strconv.Quote(p.Collector) + + "; RemediableByAgent is derived from it and must not be defaulted", + } + } + + if strings.TrimSpace(p.Version) == "" { + return identity{}, &Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalNoPackageIdentity, + Ecosystem: p.Ecosystem, + Package: p.Name, + Purl: p.Purl, + Detail: "package carries no version; it cannot be compared against any range", + } + } + + var ( + scheme Scheme + eco = p.Ecosystem + name = p.Name + canon string + ) + + if strings.TrimSpace(p.Purl) != "" { + pu, err := ParsePurl(p.Purl) + if err != nil { + if r, ok := asRefusal(err); ok { + r.Package = p.Name + r.Ecosystem = p.Ecosystem + r.Purl = p.Purl + return identity{}, r + } + return identity{}, err + } + ps, err := SchemeForPurlType(pu.Type) + if err != nil { + if r, ok := asRefusal(err); ok { + r.Package = p.Name + r.Ecosystem = p.Ecosystem + r.Purl = p.Purl + return identity{}, r + } + return identity{}, err + } + scheme = ps + canon = pu.String() + + if eco != "" { + es, err := SchemeForEcosystem(eco) + if err != nil { + if r, ok := asRefusal(err); ok { + r.Package = p.Name + r.Purl = p.Purl + return identity{}, r + } + return identity{}, err + } + if es != ps { + return identity{}, &Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalIdentityConflict, + Ecosystem: eco, + Package: p.Name, + Purl: p.Purl, + Version: p.Version, + Detail: "purl type " + strconv.Quote(pu.Type) + " resolves to scheme " + + ps.String() + " but ecosystem " + strconv.Quote(eco) + + " resolves to scheme " + es.String(), + } + } + } else { + eco = string(ps) + } + + if name != "" && !asciiFoldEqual(name, pu.Name) { + return identity{}, &Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalIdentityConflict, + Ecosystem: eco, + Package: name, + Purl: p.Purl, + Version: p.Version, + Detail: "the reported package name " + strconv.Quote(name) + + " is not the purl's name " + strconv.Quote(pu.Name) + + "; a purl that names a DIFFERENT package than the record is two " + + "identity sources disagreeing, not two spellings of one name", + } + } + // Rule 3's other half: the surviving name is the CANONICAL FORM of + // the purl's name, which for deb/rpm/apk is its ASCII lowercasing. + // Not the reported spelling (A.18 §3.3: the check accepted a case + // difference and then handed the reported spelling to the advisory + // lookup, which matched nothing) and not the purl's spelling as + // written either — `pkg:deb/debian/CURL` is a legal spelling of a + // name whose canonical form is `curl`, and adopting the upper-case + // one moves the miss from one side to the other. + name = asciiLower(pu.Name) + + // Rule 6: the purl's version must be the reported version. + if pu.Version != "" && pu.Version != p.Version { + return identity{}, &Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalIdentityConflict, + Ecosystem: eco, + Package: name, + Purl: p.Purl, + Version: p.Version, + Detail: "the purl names version " + strconv.Quote(pu.Version) + + " but the record's version column says " + strconv.Quote(p.Version) + + "; two identity sources disagree about the one string this lane compares", + } + } + } else { + if eco == "" || name == "" { + return identity{}, &Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalNoPackageIdentity, + Ecosystem: eco, + Package: name, + Version: p.Version, + Detail: "no purl, and " + missingIdentityDetail(eco, name) + + "; this is research/12 §3's false-negative-risk class", + } + } + es, err := SchemeForEcosystem(eco) + if err != nil { + if r, ok := asRefusal(err); ok { + r.Package = name + r.Version = p.Version + return identity{}, r + } + return identity{}, err + } + scheme = es + } + + if err := ValidVersion(scheme, p.Version); err != nil { + if r, ok := asRefusal(err); ok { + r.Ecosystem = eco + r.Package = name + r.Purl = p.Purl + return identity{}, r + } + return identity{}, err + } + + return identity{ + Scheme: scheme, + Ecosystem: eco, + Name: name, + Purl: canon, + Version: p.Version, + }, nil +} + +// asciiFoldEqual reports whether a and b are the same string once ASCII +// upper-case letters are folded to lower case, and NOTHING ELSE IS FOLDED. +// +// This is deliberately not strings.EqualFold. EqualFold applies Unicode +// simple case folding, under which U+017F folds to 's', U+212A (KELVIN SIGN) +// folds to 'k', and a handful of other non-ASCII runes fold onto ASCII +// letters. The purl specification's "case-insensitive with a lowercase +// canonical form" is a statement about ASCII package names; taking it as a +// licence for Unicode folding lets a name-shaped string from an untrusted +// producer be DECLARED equal to a real package name and then fail to match it +// in the advisory index — a guard that matches a spelling instead of +// enforcing a canonical form. A.18's probe R3 did exactly that. +// asciiLower folds ASCII upper-case letters to lower case and CHANGES NOTHING +// ELSE. It is the canonical form asciiFoldEqual compares under, so that "the +// two names are the same name" and "this is the name" cannot disagree: if +// asciiFoldEqual(a, b) then asciiLower(a) == asciiLower(b), by construction. +// +// strings.ToLower is deliberately not used, for the reason asciiFoldEqual does +// not use strings.EqualFold: it is Unicode-aware, and a canonical form that +// maps non-ASCII runes onto ASCII letters turns a name-shaped string from an +// untrusted producer into a lookup key that collides with a real package name. +func asciiLower(s string) string { + hasUpper := false + for i := 0; i < len(s); i++ { + if isASCIIUpper(s[i]) { + hasUpper = true + break + } + } + if !hasUpper { + return s + } + b := []byte(s) + for i := range b { + if isASCIIUpper(b[i]) { + b[i] += 'a' - 'A' + } + } + return string(b) +} + +func asciiFoldEqual(a, b string) bool { + if len(a) != len(b) { + return false + } + for i := 0; i < len(a); i++ { + ca, cb := a[i], b[i] + if isASCIIUpper(ca) { + ca += 'a' - 'A' + } + if isASCIIUpper(cb) { + cb += 'a' - 'A' + } + if ca != cb { + return false + } + } + return true +} + +func missingIdentityDetail(eco, name string) string { + switch { + case eco == "" && name == "": + return "neither an ecosystem nor a package name" + case eco == "": + return "no ecosystem" + default: + return "no package name" + } +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Per-package evaluation and the vendor-first policy +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// evaluatePackage applies the vendor-advisory-first precedence and evaluates +// what survives it. It returns at most one MatchResult per advisory group. +// +// The steps, in order: +// +// 1. Group EVERY range by advisory (CVE when present, else the cache's +// (source, source_id) key), and validate each against the package's +// scheme. A range that fails validation is returned to the caller for +// counting and BLOCKS ITS WHOLE GROUP. +// 2. Within a surviving group, if ANY range is a vendor/distro range, the +// upstream ranges are DISPLACED. This is the CVE-2023-32681 defence. +// 3. Evaluate the deciding ranges in canonical order and collect EVERY one +// that contains the installed version, then pick the remediation target +// among them (chooseRemediationTarget). +// 4. If nothing decided a finding but a DISPLACED range would have, record a +// Defence. +// +// =========================================================================== +// WHY A REFUSED RANGE BLOCKS ITS GROUP RATHER THAN JUST STANDING ASIDE +// =========================================================================== +// +// This function's contract has always been that "an unparseable range must +// not be able to decide anything, IN EITHER DIRECTION". Standing a refused +// range aside honours the first direction and breaks the second: A.18's probe +// P7 malformed the VENDOR endpoint of the CVE-2022-2068 backport fixture, the +// vendor range dropped out of the group, the upstream range was left alone in +// it — and the run emitted the exact backport false positive the vendor-first +// policy exists to defeat, on a host carrying the backported fix. The refused +// range decided the answer by being absent. +// +// So a group with any refused range is UNDECIDED: no finding, no defence, no +// residue row. Complete goes false, the refusal is in CoverageReport.Refusals +// naming the advisory, and the operator sees a gap instead of a confident +// wrong answer. The cost is real — a group can be blocked by a malformed row +// that would not have changed the outcome — and it is the correct side to err +// on for the same reason the rest of this package refuses rather than +// guesses. +func evaluatePackage(id identity, p PackageRecord, ranges []AffectedRange) ( + []MatchResult, []Defence, []UpstreamOnlyAdvisory, []UngroupedVendorAdvisory, []Refusal, +) { + sorted := make([]AffectedRange, len(ranges)) + copy(sorted, ranges) + sortRanges(sorted) + + var ( + refusals []Refusal + groupKeys []string + groups = map[string][]AffectedRange{} + blocked = map[string]bool{} + anyVendor bool + results []MatchResult + defences []Defence + upOnly []UpstreamOnlyAdvisory + ungrouped []UngroupedVendorAdvisory + seenUngrp = map[string]bool{} + groupOrder = map[string]bool{} + ) + + for _, r := range sorted { + // The group key is taken BEFORE validation, so that a refused range + // can block the group it belongs to. + k := r.advisoryKey() + if !groupOrder[k] { + groupOrder[k] = true + groupKeys = append(groupKeys, k) + } + + // THE UNGROUPABLE-VENDOR ROW IS RECORDED BEFORE VALIDATION, NOT + // AFTER IT. It used to sit below the early return, so a vendor row + // that lacked its CVE alias AND failed to parse — the case in which + // the defence most emphatically could not fire — was the one case + // the list left out. A report that omits the case it was built for + // is the same defect as a guard that skips, and the refusal recorded + // a few lines down is not a substitute: Refusals says a row could + // not be evaluated, UngroupedVendorAdvisories says the vendor-first + // precedence could not apply, and an operator reading the second + // list must not have to reconstruct it from the first. + if r.DistroBackport && r.CVEID == "" { + // This vendor range can only ever group with rows sharing its + // (source, source_id), so it cannot displace an upstream + // advisory about the same flaw. See UngroupedVendorAdvisory. + u := UngroupedVendorAdvisory{ + Ecosystem: id.Ecosystem, Package: id.Name, Arch: p.Arch, + Source: r.Source, SourceID: r.SourceID, + } + // One advisory commonly carries several ranges; the report names + // ADVISORIES, and a list with the same row twice is a list + // somebody stops reading. + if !seenUngrp[u.sortKey()] { + seenUngrp[u.sortKey()] = true + ungrouped = append(ungrouped, u) + } + } + + if err := r.validate(id.Scheme); err != nil { + blocked[k] = true + if ref, ok := asRefusal(err); ok { + refusals = append(refusals, *ref) + } else { + refusals = append(refusals, Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalUnboundedRange, + Package: r.Package, + Source: r.Source, + SourceID: r.SourceID, + Detail: "unclassified range error: " + err.Error(), + }) + } + continue + } + groups[k] = append(groups[k], r) + if r.DistroBackport { + anyVendor = true + } + } + + // groupKeys is built in the canonical range order above, so it is + // already deterministic; sorting it makes that independent of the + // grouping step and cheap to verify. + sort.Strings(groupKeys) + + for _, k := range groupKeys { + if blocked[k] { + continue + } + group := groups[k] + var vendor, upstream []AffectedRange + for _, r := range group { + if r.DistroBackport { + vendor = append(vendor, r) + } else { + upstream = append(upstream, r) + } + } + + deciding, displaced := upstream, []AffectedRange(nil) + if len(vendor) > 0 { + deciding, displaced = vendor, upstream + } + + var ( + hits []AffectedRange + hitErr error + ) + for i := range deciding { + in, err := deciding[i].contains(id.Scheme, id.Version) + if err != nil { + hitErr = err + break + } + if in { + hits = append(hits, deciding[i]) + } + } + if hitErr != nil { + // Same rule as a validation refusal: the group is undecided. + if ref, ok := asRefusal(hitErr); ok { + refusals = append(refusals, *ref) + } + continue + } + + // The package-level residue. An advisory decided by an UPSTREAM + // range, for a package that has vendor coverage somewhere else, is + // reported whether it produced a finding or not: a range that + // decided "not affected" decided it just as much as one that + // matched, and listing only the half that produced findings gives an + // operator reviewing the residue half a picture. + if anyVendor && len(vendor) == 0 { + seen := map[string]bool{} + for _, r := range deciding { + u := UpstreamOnlyAdvisory{ + Ecosystem: id.Ecosystem, Package: id.Name, Arch: p.Arch, + CVEID: r.CVEID, Source: r.Source, SourceID: r.SourceID, + } + if seen[u.sortKey()] { + continue + } + seen[u.sortKey()] = true + upOnly = append(upOnly, u) + } + } + + if len(hits) > 0 { + results = append(results, buildResult(id, p, + chooseRemediationTarget(id.Scheme, hits), len(displaced) > 0)) + continue + } + + // Nothing in the deciding set matched. Did a displaced upstream + // range want to? That is the defence worth recording. + gov := governingVendorRange(id.Scheme, vendor) + var groupDefences []Defence + defenceRefused := false + for i := range displaced { + in, err := displaced[i].contains(id.Scheme, id.Version) + if err != nil { + if ref, ok := asRefusal(err); ok { + refusals = append(refusals, *ref) + } + // A displaced range this package could not evaluate leaves + // the group undecided in the same way step 1 does, so the + // defences already collected for it are dropped rather than + // reported as a complete account. + defenceRefused = true + break + } + if !in { + continue + } + groupDefences = append(groupDefences, Defence{ + Reason: DefenceVendorAdvisoryWins, + Ecosystem: id.Ecosystem, + Package: id.Name, + Arch: p.Arch, + Purl: id.Purl, + InstalledVersion: id.Version, + CVEID: displaced[i].CVEID, + UpstreamSource: displaced[i].Source, + UpstreamSourceID: displaced[i].SourceID, + UpstreamRange: displaced[i].Expr(), + VendorSource: gov.Source, + VendorSourceID: gov.SourceID, + VendorRange: gov.Expr(), + }) + } + if defenceRefused { + continue + } + defences = append(defences, groupDefences...) + } + + return results, defences, upOnly, ungrouped, refusals +} + +// chooseRemediationTarget picks the one range in a group that a MatchResult +// will cite, out of every range in the deciding set that contained the +// installed version. +// +// =========================================================================== +// THIS EXISTS BECAUSE THE ALPHABET WAS DECIDING IT +// =========================================================================== +// +// At most one MatchResult is emitted per advisory group, and the survivor used +// to be simply the first containing range in sortKey() order — a key that +// begins with Source. So when two feeds carried the same CVE for the same +// package, THE ALPHABETICALLY FIRST SOURCE NAME WON and the other advisory's +// fixed version was silently discarded. A.18's probe Q1 showed `cvelistv5` +// beating `ghsa` on a repo-sca row, which meant MatchResult.FixedVersion — +// the version a coding agent is dispatched to bump to — became the coarse +// upstream `9.9.9` instead of the Debian `1.1.1n-0+deb11u5` the host could +// actually install. Deterministic, and arbitrary with respect to advisory +// quality. +// +// THE ORDER OF PREFERENCE, AND THE REASON FOR EACH: +// +// 1. A VENDOR/DISTRO RANGE BEATS AN UPSTREAM ONE. The displacement step has +// usually settled this already (a group with any vendor range decides +// with vendor ranges only), and it is restated here so this function is +// correct read on its own rather than correct by the caller's grace. +// 2. A RANGE THAT NAMES A FIXED VERSION BEATS ONE THAT DOES NOT. `Fixed` is +// the remediation target; a `last_affected` or open-ended range says a +// host is vulnerable without saying what to install, and citing it when +// a fixed version was available in the same group throws away the only +// actionable field on the finding. +// 3. AMONG THOSE, THE LOWEST FIXED VERSION IN THE SCHEME'S OWN ORDERING — +// the tightest upper bound. It is the smallest claim the group's evidence +// supports: a higher `Fixed` asserts that every version between the two +// is still vulnerable, which the tighter advisory denies. It is also the +// safer failure: if the other, wider range genuinely still covers the +// bumped version, the NEXT scan reports it again and the operator sees +// it, whereas a target the archive does not carry sends an agent after a +// version that does not exist. +// 4. TIES BY THE FULL sortKey, so the choice remains a pure function of the +// inputs. +func chooseRemediationTarget(scheme Scheme, hits []AffectedRange) AffectedRange { + best := hits[0] + for _, c := range hits[1:] { + if betterRemediationTarget(scheme, c, best) { + best = c + } + } + return best +} + +func betterRemediationTarget(scheme Scheme, cand, best AffectedRange) bool { + if cand.DistroBackport != best.DistroBackport { + return cand.DistroBackport + } + if (cand.Fixed != "") != (best.Fixed != "") { + return cand.Fixed != "" + } + if cand.Fixed != "" && best.Fixed != "" { + // Both endpoints validated in this scheme, so a comparison error + // here is not reachable; if one ever is, fall through to the total + // key rather than let an error pick the target. + if c, err := Compare(scheme, cand.Fixed, best.Fixed); err == nil && c != 0 { + return c < 0 + } + } + return cand.sortKey() < best.sortKey() +} + +// governingVendorRange picks the vendor range a Defence cites. +// +// A defence is recorded when NO vendor range in the group contained the +// installed version, so there is no single range that "matched" — but the +// operator asking "why is Anvil not reporting this CVE" still needs one +// named, and citing vendor[0] (which is the alphabetically first source, for +// the same reason chooseRemediationTarget existed to fix) can name a range +// whose bound had nothing to do with the outcome. +// +// The one cited is the vendor range with the HIGHEST fixed version: the +// strongest claim the vendor made, and therefore the bound the installed +// version had to clear in order for the defence to apply at all. A vendor +// range naming no fixed version cannot be that bound; if none names one, the +// first in canonical order is cited, which is at least deterministic. +func governingVendorRange(scheme Scheme, vendor []AffectedRange) AffectedRange { + if len(vendor) == 0 { + // Unreachable from evaluatePackage: a displaced range exists only + // when a vendor range displaced it. Total anyway, because a helper + // that panics on an empty slice is a helper someone will later call + // from somewhere else. + return AffectedRange{} + } + best := vendor[0] + for _, c := range vendor[1:] { + if best.Fixed == "" && c.Fixed != "" { + best = c + continue + } + if c.Fixed == "" || best.Fixed == "" { + continue + } + if cmp, err := Compare(scheme, c.Fixed, best.Fixed); err == nil && cmp > 0 { + best = c + } + } + return best +} + +// buildResult assembles one MatchResult. Every derived field is derived HERE +// and nowhere else, so there is one place to read for what a finding claims. +func buildResult(id identity, p PackageRecord, r AffectedRange, displacedUpstream bool) MatchResult { + detector, evidence := record.DetectorKindSCA, record.EvidenceClassSCA + if p.Collector == CollectorHost { + detector, evidence = record.DetectorKindHost, record.EvidenceClassHost + } + purl := id.Purl + if purl == "" { + purl = r.Purl + } + return MatchResult{ + Source: r.Source, + SourceID: r.SourceID, + CVEID: r.CVEID, + Collector: p.Collector, + Ecosystem: id.Ecosystem, + Scheme: id.Scheme, + Package: id.Name, + Purl: purl, + Arch: p.Arch, + ManifestRelPath: p.ManifestRelPath, + InstalledVersion: id.Version, + MatchedRange: r.Expr(), + FixedVersion: r.Fixed, + VendorAdvisory: r.DistroBackport, + DistroBackportDefended: r.DistroBackport && displacedUpstream, + Detector: detector, + EvidenceClass: evidence, + Trust: record.TrustAnvilGenerated, + RemediableByAgent: remediableByAgent(p.Collector, r.Fixed), + } +} + +// remediableByAgent is the ONE place this flag is computed. +// +// plan/00-SPINE.md S6 and S7, Lane A exit criterion 21 and +// internal/ingest/cache's `finding_host_not_remediable` CHECK all say the same +// thing: a host finding is never remediable by the coding agent, with no code +// path, flag or config key able to override it. The function takes no options +// and reads no configuration, so there is no location for such an override to +// live. +// +// For a repository dependency the answer is "is there a version to move to". +// When the advisory names no fixed version there is no bump to make, and +// claiming otherwise dispatches an agent after a patch that does not exist. +func remediableByAgent(collector, fixed string) bool { + if collector != CollectorRepoSCA { + return false + } + return fixed != "" +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Deterministic report assembly +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +func sortedRefusals(in []Refusal) []Refusal { + if len(in) == 0 { + return nil + } + out := make([]Refusal, len(in)) + copy(out, in) + sort.SliceStable(out, func(i, j int) bool { return out[i].sortKey() < out[j].sortKey() }) + return out +} + +func sortedDefences(in []Defence) []Defence { + if len(in) == 0 { + return nil + } + out := make([]Defence, len(in)) + copy(out, in) + sort.SliceStable(out, func(i, j int) bool { return out[i].sortKey() < out[j].sortKey() }) + return out +} + +func sortedUpstreamOnly(in []UpstreamOnlyAdvisory) []UpstreamOnlyAdvisory { + if len(in) == 0 { + return nil + } + out := make([]UpstreamOnlyAdvisory, len(in)) + copy(out, in) + sort.SliceStable(out, func(i, j int) bool { return out[i].sortKey() < out[j].sortKey() }) + return out +} + +func sortedUngroupedVendor(in []UngroupedVendorAdvisory) []UngroupedVendorAdvisory { + if len(in) == 0 { + return nil + } + out := make([]UngroupedVendorAdvisory, len(in)) + copy(out, in) + sort.SliceStable(out, func(i, j int) bool { return out[i].sortKey() < out[j].sortKey() }) + return out +} + +// sortedKeys is the ONLY place in this package where a map's iteration order +// could reach an output, and it sorts before returning. The other two map +// ranges — NewStaticSource sorting each bucket in place, and evaluatePackage's +// group bookkeeping, whose keys are sorted before use — are order-independent +// by construction. comparator_test.go proves the whole claim the only way it +// can be proved, by running the corpus in a second OS process with a different +// map seed and comparing. +func sortedKeys(m map[string]bool) []string { + if len(m) == 0 { + return nil + } + out := make([]string, 0, len(m)) + for k := range m { + out = append(out, k) + } + sort.Strings(out) + return out +} diff --git a/internal/match/comparator_test.go b/internal/match/comparator_test.go new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6f54274 --- /dev/null +++ b/internal/match/comparator_test.go @@ -0,0 +1,3775 @@ +// comparator_test.go is A.17's validation. +// +// =========================================================================== +// WHERE THE CORPUS COMES FROM, AND WHY THAT IS THE FIRST THING IN THIS FILE +// =========================================================================== +// +// A TEST WHOSE CORPUS COMES FROM THE IMPLEMENTATION IS NOT A TEST. This +// project has already had a licence marker table validated against its own +// entries, and the exercise certified a defect instead of catching it. So +// every ordering vector carries a PROVENANCE tag saying where the expected +// answer came from, and the tags are checked. +// +// THE TAGS ARE NOW TWO DISJOINT SETS, NOT TWO GRADES OF THE SAME CLAIM, AND +// THE SETS LIVE IN DIFFERENT FILES: +// +// provTranscribed — the vector was COPIED from a named published file and +// carries the FILE and the LINE it came from. Every one +// of them is in corpus_transcribed_test.go, which was +// generated from the fetched files rather than typed. +// provAuthored — the vector was WRITTEN BY THIS PROJECT and carries the +// published RULE it is derived from. Those are below, in +// this file. +// +// No vector may be untagged, a TRANSCRIBED vector may not lack its citation, +// and an AUTHORED vector may not lack its rule: +// TestEveryVectorCarriesTheProvenanceItsTagPromises fails on each. +// +// WHY THE SPLIT REPLACED THE OLD provVector/provRule PAIR. Those two were +// grades of one claim, and the file's prose then made COMPLETENESS claims +// about the transcribed grade in sentences ("transcribed as written there") +// that nothing checked. Twice the sentence was wrong and twice it was +// rewritten. A claim that keeps drifting away from the data underneath it is +// not fixed by rewriting it, so completeness claims are now DATA — +// transcriptionClaims in corpus_transcribed_test.go, each carrying the NUMBER +// of rows it claims — and TestTranscriptionClaimsAreTrue counts the corpus +// and fails when the number disagrees. A transcribed vector whose source +// carries no claim fails the same test, so a transcription cannot be added +// without a counted claim to sit under. +// +// A THIRD KIND OF ROW: `Refused: true`. Some pairs have a published upstream +// ordering that this package deliberately declines to produce. Those rows stay +// in the corpus, with their citation and a Note giving the reason, and assert +// the REFUSAL. A corpus that is the published suite minus the rows the +// implementation fails is a corpus filtered by the implementation. +// +// AND A FOURTH: validityVector. An ordering corpus cannot catch a parser that +// is too PERMISSIVE, because a string the upstream tool rejects never appears +// in an ordering table. dpkgValidity and apkValidity transcribe what the +// published suites say PARSES, which is the corpus M1's defect was invisible +// to. +// +// HONEST LIMITATION, STATED BECAUSE A GREEN RUN WILL BE READ AS AN ANSWER: +// no test in this package touches the network. The three upstream files were +// fetched once, while the transcribed corpus was written, and what is checked +// in is the transcription — so a row is a statement about the file as it stood +// then. The Locus on every transcribed row is a line number, which makes +// re-checking a mechanical diff rather than a re-derivation. +// +// =========================================================================== +// GUARDS IN THIS FILE, AND THE RED CHECK FOR EACH +// =========================================================================== +// +// A GUARD THAT HAS NEVER FAILED HAS NOT BEEN TESTED. Every guard below has a +// negative control that proves it fires: +// +// G1 direct-import allowlist -> TestDirectImportGuardFiresOnAViolation +// G2 refusal-reason allowlist -> TestRefusalReasonGuardFiresOnAnUndeclaredReason +// G3 no-silent-clean -> TestSilentCleanGuardFiresOnEveryEmptyShape +// G4 vendor-first backport defence -> TestBackportRegressionIsNotVacuous +// G5 dependency-graph allowlist -> TestDependencyGraphGuardFiresOnAPackageThatViolatesIt +// G6 determinism corpus -> TestCorpusDigestIsSensitiveToItsInput +// +// The guards A.18 forced, each of which was verified RED against the +// PRE-FIX code before the fix landed — not merely green after it: +// +// G7 empty advisory cache is not clean +// -> TestAFullInventoryAgainstAnEmptyAdvisoryCacheIsNotClean +// G8 one-sided epoch never decides silently +// -> TestAnEpochOnOneSideOnlyIsRefusedAndNeverASilentClean +// G9 the identity spelling that is accepted is the one looked up +// -> TestTheAcceptedNameSpellingIsTheNameLookedUp +// G10 a refused range decides nothing, in either direction +// -> TestARefusedVendorRangeDoesNotHandItsGroupToUpstream +// G11 the remediation target is not chosen by source name +// -> TestTheRemediationTargetIsTheTightestBoundNotTheFirstSourceName +// G12 a purl version disagreeing with the version column is a conflict +// -> TestAPurlVersionThatDisagreesWithTheVersionColumnIsAConflict +// +// The guards this round forced, each verified RED the same way: +// +// G13 a purl naming a DIFFERENT package than the record is a conflict +// -> TestAPurlNamingADifferentPackageIsAConflict +// G9 varied the REPORTED name across spellings of one package and so +// exercised the fold and never the disagreement. G13 moves the axis +// G9 never moved: it varies the PURL name against a FIXED reported +// name. +// G14 a range endpoint dpkg itself rejects is refused, not repaired +// -> TestARangeEndpointDpkgRejectsIsRefusedNotRepaired +// G15 every transcribed vector carries its file and line, every authored +// vector carries its rule, and every completeness claim carries a +// number that is checked +// -> TestEveryVectorCarriesTheProvenanceItsTagPromises +// -> TestTranscriptionClaimsAreTrue +// G16 a vendor range that cannot participate is reported even when it is +// also refused +// -> TestAnUngroupableVendorRangeIsReportedEvenWhenItIsAlsoRefused +// +// ALWAYS RUN WITH -count=1. TestNoNonStdlibDependenciesBeyondRecord shells out +// to `go list`, whose result Go's test cache does not track. +package match + +import ( + "bytes" + "context" + "crypto/sha256" + "encoding/hex" + "errors" + "fmt" + "go/ast" + "go/parser" + "go/token" + "os" + "os/exec" + "reflect" + "sort" + "strconv" + "strings" + "testing" + + "github.com/Susquehanna-Syntax/Anvil/internal/collector/host" + "github.com/Susquehanna-Syntax/Anvil/internal/ingest/cache" + "github.com/Susquehanna-Syntax/Anvil/internal/record" +) + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Vector plumbing +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// provenance is the KIND of a vector's authority, and there are exactly two. +// They are not two grades of one claim: a transcribed vector points at a line +// in a published file, an authored vector points at a published rule, and the +// fields each may carry are disjoint so that neither can quietly borrow the +// other's authority. +type provenance string + +const ( + // provTranscribed: copied from a named published file. Requires Source + // and Locus; forbids Rule. + provTranscribed provenance = "TRANSCRIBED" + // provAuthored: written by this project from a published rule. Requires + // Rule; forbids Source and Locus. + provAuthored provenance = "AUTHORED" +) + +// vector is one ordering assertion. Want is -1, 0 or +1 for A vs B. +// +// Refused inverts the assertion: the cited source publishes an ordering for +// this pair and ANVIL DECLINES TO PRODUCE ONE. Such a vector stays in the +// corpus, with its citation, precisely so that the corpus is not the published +// suite filtered down to the rows this implementation happens to pass. Want is +// ignored when Refused is set, and Note must say what upstream orders and why +// this package does not. +type vector struct { + A, B string + Want int + Prov provenance + + // Source and Locus are the file and the line a TRANSCRIBED vector was + // copied from. Both are required on a TRANSCRIBED vector and both must + // be empty on an AUTHORED one. + Source string + Locus string + + // Rule is the published rule an AUTHORED vector is derived from. It is + // required on an AUTHORED vector and must be empty on a TRANSCRIBED one. + Rule string + + // Note explains a deviation. It is required when Refused is set and is + // otherwise optional. + Note string + + Refused bool +} + +func (v vector) name() string { + if v.Refused { + return v.A + " ?? " + v.B + " (refused)" + } + op := "==" + switch v.Want { + case -1: + op = "<" + case 1: + op = ">" + } + return v.A + " " + op + " " + v.B +} + +// citation renders the vector's authority for a failure message. A failing +// vector is useless without it: the reader has to know whether the expectation +// came from a line in a published file or from this project's reading of a +// rule, because those two failures have different fixes. +func (v vector) citation() string { + var b strings.Builder + b.WriteString(string(v.Prov)) + switch v.Prov { + case provTranscribed: + b.WriteString(" ") + b.WriteString(v.Source) + b.WriteString(" ") + b.WriteString(v.Locus) + case provAuthored: + b.WriteString(" from rule: ") + b.WriteString(v.Rule) + } + if v.Note != "" { + b.WriteString(" — ") + b.WriteString(v.Note) + } + return b.String() +} + +// validityVector is one PARSE assertion: what the cited source says about +// whether a string is a version at all. +// +// This corpus exists because an ordering table cannot catch a parser that is +// too permissive — a string the upstream tool rejects never appears in one. +// dpkg_compare.go claimed "parseDebian rejects rather than repairs" while +// accepting `1.0-`, which Dpkg_Version.t states is invalid, and the ordering +// corpus had no shape in which that could show up. +type validityVector struct { + V string + Scheme Scheme + // Valid is what the CITED SOURCE says: true when the source asserts the + // string parses, false when it asserts it does not. + Valid bool + + Prov provenance + Source string + Locus string + Rule string + + // AnvilRefuses records a DELIBERATE deviation in the safe direction: + // the source calls the string valid and this package refuses it anyway. + // Note must say which rule refuses it. There is no field for the unsafe + // direction — a string the source calls INVALID that this package + // accepts — because there is no argument for it. + AnvilRefuses bool + Note string +} + +func (v validityVector) citation() string { + var b strings.Builder + b.WriteString(string(v.Prov)) + switch v.Prov { + case provTranscribed: + b.WriteString(" ") + b.WriteString(v.Source) + b.WriteString(" ") + b.WriteString(v.Locus) + case provAuthored: + b.WriteString(" from rule: ") + b.WriteString(v.Rule) + } + if v.Note != "" { + b.WriteString(" — ") + b.WriteString(v.Note) + } + return b.String() +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// dpkg vectors — AUTHORED +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// The TRANSCRIBED dpkg corpus is dpkgTranscribed in corpus_transcribed_test.go +// (all 43 rows of Dpkg_Version.t's __DATA__ block). What is below is the set +// this project WROTE from deb-version(7)'s ordering sentences, because the +// published suite does not carry a row for them. +// +// THREE ROWS THAT USED TO BE HERE CLAIMING TO BE TRANSCRIBED. `1.0 == 1.0`, +// `1.0 < 1.1` and `1.0-1 < 1.0-2` were tagged as coming from Dpkg_Version.t +// and are not in that file. They are below, AUTHORED, carrying the +// deb-version(7) rule they actually encode. The two rows that WERE in the file +// (`2.2~rc-4 lt 2.2-1` and its reverse) are gone from here because they are +// now transcribed at __DATA__ lines 240 and 241, where they belong. +// +// The rule quoted throughout is deb-version(7), "Sorting algorithm": "The +// lexical comparison is a comparison of ASCII values modified so that all the +// letters sort earlier than all the non-letters and so that a tilde sorts +// before anything, even the end of a part." +var dpkgAuthored = []vector{ + {A: "1.0", B: "1.0", Want: 0, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): a version compares equal to itself"}, + {A: "1.0", B: "1.1", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): digit runs compare numerically"}, + {A: "1.0-1", B: "1.0-2", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): the debian_revision is compared after the upstream_version"}, + + // The tilde rule, which is the one everybody gets backwards. + {A: "1.0~rc1", B: "1.0", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): a tilde sorts before anything, even the end of a part"}, + {A: "1.0", B: "1.0~rc1", Want: 1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): tilde rule, reversed"}, + {A: "1.0~rc1", B: "1.0~rc2", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): equal tilde parts, then numeric ordering"}, + {A: "1.0~~", B: "1.0~", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): tilde before tilde-then-end"}, + {A: "1.0~", B: "1.0", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): tilde before the end of a part"}, + {A: "1.0~beta1", B: "1.0~beta2", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): tilde parts compare normally among themselves"}, + + // "all the letters sort earlier than all the non-letters". + {A: "1.0", B: "1.0a", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): a letter sorts after the end of a part"}, + {A: "1.0a", B: "1.0+b", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): all letters sort earlier than all non-letters"}, + {A: "1.0a", B: "1.0b", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): letters compare by ASCII value among themselves"}, + + // Numeric runs are compared as numbers, not lexically. + {A: "1.2.3", B: "1.2.10", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): digit runs compare numerically"}, + {A: "1.0-1", B: "1.0-01", Want: 0, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): leading zeros in a numeric run carry no value"}, + {A: "1.0000-1", B: "1.0-1", Want: 0, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): leading zeros, upstream side"}, + {A: "1.0", B: "1.0-0", Want: 0, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "dpkg verrevcmp: an absent revision and a zero revision are equal"}, + {A: "1.0", B: "1.0.0", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): a further part sorts after the end of the string"}, + + // Epochs dominate everything. + {A: "1:1.0", B: "2.0", Want: 1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): the epoch dominates the rest of the version"}, + {A: "1:0", B: "0:9999", Want: 1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): epoch ordering"}, + {A: "0:1.0", B: "1.0", Want: 0, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): an omitted epoch is zero"}, + {A: "1:1.0", B: "1:1.1", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): equal epochs fall through to the upstream version"}, + + // A real backported Debian version, which is the shape this lane exists + // to compare. + {A: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u5", B: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u4", Want: 1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): Debian security revision ordering"}, + {A: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u5", B: "1.1.1w-0+deb11u1", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "deb-version(7): upstream letter beats the revision"}, +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// rpm vectors — AUTHORED +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// The TRANSCRIBED rpm corpus is rpmTranscribed in corpus_transcribed_test.go: +// all 91 active RPMVERCMP lines of tests/rpmvercmp.at, including the five the +// implementation refuses. rpmvercmp.at exercises rpmvercmp() over a single +// string; it never spells an epoch or a release, because rpm's `rpm.vercmp` +// Lua binding compares whole EVRs elsewhere. The rows below are the ones +// rpmVersionCompare's own documented structure (epoch, then version, then +// release) requires and rpmvercmp.at therefore cannot supply. +var rpmAuthored = []vector{ + {A: "1:1.0-1", B: "2.0-1", Want: 1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "rpm rpmVersionCompare: the epoch dominates"}, + {A: "0:1.0-1", B: "1.0-1", Want: 0, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "rpm rpmVersionCompare: an omitted epoch is zero"}, + {A: "2.25.1-1.el9", B: "2.25.1-3.el9", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "rpm rpmVersionCompare: the release field is compared"}, + {A: "2.25.1-3.el9", B: "2.25.1-3.el9", Want: 0, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "rpm rpmVersionCompare: identical EVRs"}, + {A: "1.2.3", B: "1.2.3-1", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "rpm rpmVersionCompare: an absent release is the empty string, which is lowest"}, +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// apk vectors — AUTHORED +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// The TRANSCRIBED apk corpus is apkTranscribed in corpus_transcribed_test.go: +// all 738 ordering rows of apk-tools' test/unit/version.data. That is a change +// of kind, not of degree — A.18's standing complaint was that not one apk +// vector had ever been diffed against apk's own fixture, and the answer used +// to be a set of rows citing a file nobody had opened. +// +// WHAT IS LEFT HERE IS WHAT THE FIXTURE DOES NOT COVER. version.data carries +// no `1.0` against `1`, no `X-r0` against `X`, and no `_rc` against `_rc0` — +// the three positions R8 refuses — and it carries no complete walk of the +// suffix rank table. Those rows are AUTHORED, from the published table, and +// they say so. +var apkAuthored = []vector{ + {A: "2.10", B: "2.9", Want: 1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "apk grammar: numeric parts compare as numbers, not lexically"}, + {A: "1.0", B: "1.0.1", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "apk grammar: a further NON-ZERO numeric part is newer"}, + {A: "1.0", B: "1.0a", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "apk grammar: the optional letter sorts after the bare version"}, + {A: "1.0a", B: "1.0b", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "apk grammar: letters compare among themselves"}, + + // The published suffix chain. This is the table that decides whether a + // release candidate is newer or older than its release. version.data + // exercises single steps of it (1.1 > 1.1_alpha1 at line 17, 6.0_pre1 < + // 6.0 at line 730, 6.0_p1 > 6.0 at line 732); the complete walk is this + // project's, from the table apk_compare.go R4 quotes. + {A: "1.0_alpha1", B: "1.0_alpha2", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "apk suffix table: same rank, numeric ordering"}, + {A: "1.0_alpha2", B: "1.0_beta1", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "apk suffix table: alpha < beta"}, + {A: "1.0_beta1", B: "1.0_pre1", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "apk suffix table: beta < pre"}, + {A: "1.0_pre1", B: "1.0_rc1", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "apk suffix table: pre < rc"}, + {A: "1.0_rc1", B: "1.0", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "apk suffix table: rc < no suffix"}, + {A: "1.0", B: "1.0_cvs1", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "apk suffix table: no suffix < cvs"}, + {A: "1.0_cvs1", B: "1.0_svn1", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "apk suffix table: cvs < svn"}, + {A: "1.0_svn1", B: "1.0_git1", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "apk suffix table: svn < git"}, + {A: "1.0_git1", B: "1.0_hg1", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "apk suffix table: git < hg"}, + {A: "1.0_hg1", B: "1.0_p1", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "apk suffix table: hg < p"}, + + // Revisions. + {A: "1.0-r1", B: "1.0.1-r0", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "apk grammar: numeric parts are compared before the revision"}, + {A: "1.0_rc1-r1", B: "1.0-r0", Want: -1, Prov: provAuthored, + Rule: "apk grammar: the suffix is compared before the revision"}, + + // R8: AN EXPLICIT ZERO AGAINST AN ABSENCE IS REFUSED. + // + // These three used to be asserted as EQUAL on the authority of this + // package's own written rules. They are refusals now, and the reason is + // stated without inventing a mechanism: apk decides "an explicit zero + // part against no part at all" by a token comparison this file does not + // model, version.data contains no row for any of the three, and the + // honest output for an ordering this package has not implemented is a + // refusal. That is the form R7a now takes too. + // + // Each has a DECIDABLE neighbour asserted above or in the transcribed + // corpus, so the refusal cannot quietly widen into "apk does not work": + // `1.0` vs `1.0.1`, `1.0.4-r3` vs `1.0.4-r4` (version.data line 10) and + // `1.3_alpha` vs `1.3_alpha2` (line 21) are all still ordered. See + // TestAPKRefusesOnlyTheUndecidablePositionsAndStillOrdersTheRest. + {A: "1.0", B: "1", Want: 0, Prov: provAuthored, Refused: true, + Rule: "apk_compare.go R8: an explicit zero numeric part against a version with no such part", + Note: "apk-tools test/unit/version.data publishes no row for this shape and the token " + + "comparison that decides it is not modelled here, so the ordering is refused " + + "rather than guessed"}, + {A: "1.0", B: "1.0-r0", Want: 0, Prov: provAuthored, Refused: true, + Rule: "apk_compare.go R8: an explicit \"-r0\" against a version spelling no revision", + Note: "version.data compares -rN against -rM and against a higher version, never -r0 " + + "against an absent revision; the ordering is unmodelled and therefore refused"}, + {A: "1.0_rc", B: "1.0_rc0", Want: 0, Prov: provAuthored, Refused: true, + Rule: "apk_compare.go R8: an explicit zero suffix number against a suffix spelling none", + Note: "version.data compares _rcN against _rcM, never _rc0 against a bare _rc; the " + + "ordering is unmodelled and therefore refused"}, +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// The corpora, joined +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// vectorsFor returns every ordering vector for a scheme, transcribed and +// authored together. Nothing outside this function knows which half a vector +// came from; everything that CHECKS provenance reads v.Prov. +func vectorsFor(s Scheme) []vector { + switch s { + case SchemeDebian: + return append(append([]vector{}, dpkgTranscribed...), dpkgAuthored...) + case SchemeRPM: + return append(append([]vector{}, rpmTranscribed...), rpmAuthored...) + case SchemeAPK: + return append(append([]vector{}, apkTranscribed...), apkAuthored...) + } + return nil +} + +// validityVectorsFor returns the parse-validity corpus for a scheme. rpm has +// none: rpmvercmp.at asserts orderings only, and inventing "rpm would reject +// this" rows would be this package grading its own homework. +func validityVectorsFor(s Scheme) []validityVector { + switch s { + case SchemeDebian: + return dpkgValidity + case SchemeAPK: + return apkValidity + } + return nil +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// The ordering tests +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +func TestPublishedOrderingVectors(t *testing.T) { + for _, scheme := range SchemeValues() { + vs := vectorsFor(scheme) + if len(vs) == 0 { + t.Fatalf("scheme %s has no vectors; an implemented scheme with no corpus is an unverified scheme", scheme) + } + for _, v := range vs { + t.Run(string(scheme)+"/"+v.name(), func(t *testing.T) { + got, err := Compare(scheme, v.A, v.B) + if v.Refused { + if err == nil { + t.Fatalf("Compare(%s, %q, %q) = %d, but this pair is one the corpus "+ + "records as REFUSED. If the refusal has been implemented away, the "+ + "vector must be re-stated as an ordering with a citation, not deleted.\n"+ + "(vector source: %s)", scheme, v.A, v.B, got, v.citation()) + } + r, ok := err.(*Refusal) + if !ok { + t.Fatalf("Compare(%s, %q, %q) returned %T, want *Refusal", scheme, v.A, v.B, err) + } + if !r.Reason.Valid() { + t.Errorf("refusal carries an undeclared reason %q", r.Reason) + } + if got != 0 { + t.Errorf("Compare(%s, %q, %q) returned a usable-looking %d alongside its refusal", + scheme, v.A, v.B, got) + } + return + } + if err != nil { + t.Fatalf("Compare(%s, %q, %q) refused: %v\n(vector source: %s)", + scheme, v.A, v.B, err, v.citation()) + } + if got != v.Want { + t.Errorf("Compare(%s, %q, %q) = %d, want %d\n(vector source: %s)", + scheme, v.A, v.B, got, v.Want, v.citation()) + } + }) + } + } +} + +// TestCorpusIsAConsistentTotalOrder cross-checks the TRANSCRIPTION, not the +// implementation. Every comparator must be antisymmetric and reflexive, and +// the corpus's own entries must not contradict each other. A vector +// transcribed backwards from an upstream suite shows up here as an +// inconsistency between the forward and reversed evaluations. +func TestCorpusIsAConsistentTotalOrder(t *testing.T) { + for _, scheme := range SchemeValues() { + for _, v := range vectorsFor(scheme) { + if v.Refused { + // A refusal must be SYMMETRIC too: a comparator that + // refuses (A,B) and answers (B,A) would let the caller pick + // an ordering by choosing an argument order. + if _, err := Compare(scheme, v.A, v.B); err == nil { + t.Errorf("%s: Compare(%q,%q) answered a pair the corpus records as refused", + scheme, v.A, v.B) + } + if _, err := Compare(scheme, v.B, v.A); err == nil { + t.Errorf("%s: Compare(%q,%q) answered, but the reversed pair is refused; "+ + "a refusal that depends on argument order is not a refusal", + scheme, v.B, v.A) + } + continue + } + fwd, err := Compare(scheme, v.A, v.B) + if err != nil { + t.Fatalf("%s: Compare(%q,%q): %v", scheme, v.A, v.B, err) + } + rev, err := Compare(scheme, v.B, v.A) + if err != nil { + t.Fatalf("%s: Compare(%q,%q): %v", scheme, v.B, v.A, err) + } + if fwd != -rev { + t.Errorf("%s: comparison is not antisymmetric: cmp(%q,%q)=%d but cmp(%q,%q)=%d", + scheme, v.A, v.B, fwd, v.B, v.A, rev) + } + for _, s := range []string{v.A, v.B} { + self, err := Compare(scheme, s, s) + if err != nil { + t.Fatalf("%s: Compare(%q,%q): %v", scheme, s, s, err) + } + if self != 0 { + t.Errorf("%s: %q does not compare equal to itself (got %d)", scheme, s, self) + } + } + } + } +} + +// TestOrderingIsTransitiveOverEachSchemesChain walks a strictly ascending +// chain per scheme and asserts every pair, which is a stronger statement than +// the adjacent-pair vectors above: an ordering that is right for neighbours +// and wrong at a distance is a real failure mode of segment-wise comparators. +func TestOrderingIsTransitiveOverEachSchemesChain(t *testing.T) { + // + // The apk chains are deliberately SPLIT so that no chain mixes a version + // carrying a letter with one carrying a `_suffix`. This file's ordering + // for that interaction is a consequence of apk_compare.go's rule ORDER + // (R3 before R4) and is not backed by a published vector, so asserting it + // here would be asserting an inference rather than a citation. It is + // reported as an uncited rule instead of being smuggled into a chain. + chains := map[Scheme][][]string{ + SchemeDebian: {{ + "1.0~~", "1.0~", "1.0~rc1", "1.0~rc2", "1.0", "1.0a", "1.0+b", + "1.0.1", "1.1", "1.2.3", "1.2.10", "2.0", "1:0.1", + }}, + SchemeRPM: {{ + "1.0~rc1", "1.0~rc2", "1.0", "1.0^git1", "1.0^git2", + "1.0.1", "1.1", "2.0", "1:0.1", + }}, + SchemeAPK: { + { + "1.0_alpha1", "1.0_beta1", "1.0_pre1", "1.0_rc1", "1.0", + "1.0_cvs1", "1.0_svn1", "1.0_git1", "1.0_hg1", "1.0_p1", + "1.0.1", "1.1", "2.0", + }, + {"1.0-r0", "1.0-r1", "1.0a", "1.0b", "1.0.1", "1.1"}, + }, + } + for _, scheme := range SchemeValues() { + if len(chains[scheme]) == 0 { + t.Fatalf("scheme %s has no transitivity chain", scheme) + } + for _, chain := range chains[scheme] { + if len(chain) < 3 { + t.Fatalf("scheme %s has a chain shorter than three entries", scheme) + } + for i := 0; i < len(chain); i++ { + for j := i + 1; j < len(chain); j++ { + got, err := Compare(scheme, chain[i], chain[j]) + if err != nil { + t.Fatalf("%s: Compare(%q,%q): %v", scheme, chain[i], chain[j], err) + } + if got != -1 { + t.Errorf("%s: chain position %d (%q) should be below position %d (%q), got %d", + scheme, i, chain[i], j, chain[j], got) + } + } + } + } + } +} + +// G15, first half. TestEveryVectorCarriesTheProvenanceItsTagPromises is what +// makes the TRANSCRIBED/AUTHORED split real rather than decorative. +// +// The old test asked only "is there a non-empty Cite string", which a vector +// could satisfy while naming a file it was not in — and three dpkg vectors +// did exactly that, tagged as transcribed from Dpkg_Version.t and absent from +// it. A free-text citation cannot be checked, so the fields are typed by kind +// instead: a TRANSCRIBED vector must name a FILE and a LINE and may not carry +// a rule, an AUTHORED vector must name a RULE and may not carry a file or a +// line, and there is no third state. A vector that wants to borrow the +// stronger authority now has to lie in a field the test reads. +func TestEveryVectorCarriesTheProvenanceItsTagPromises(t *testing.T) { + total, transcribed := 0, 0 + + checkOrdering := func(scheme Scheme, v vector) { + switch v.Prov { + case provTranscribed: + transcribed++ + if strings.TrimSpace(v.Source) == "" || strings.TrimSpace(v.Locus) == "" { + t.Errorf("%s: vector %s is tagged TRANSCRIBED but names no file/line "+ + "(Source=%q Locus=%q). A transcription that cannot be looked up is a "+ + "claim, not a citation.", scheme, v.name(), v.Source, v.Locus) + } + if v.Rule != "" { + t.Errorf("%s: vector %s is tagged TRANSCRIBED and also carries a Rule (%q); "+ + "the two authorities are disjoint on purpose", scheme, v.name(), v.Rule) + } + case provAuthored: + if strings.TrimSpace(v.Rule) == "" { + t.Errorf("%s: vector %s is tagged AUTHORED but names no rule it is derived "+ + "from", scheme, v.name()) + } + if v.Source != "" || v.Locus != "" { + t.Errorf("%s: vector %s is tagged AUTHORED and also names a file/line "+ + "(%q %q); an authored vector must not read as a transcription", + scheme, v.name(), v.Source, v.Locus) + } + default: + t.Errorf("%s: vector %s carries no recognised provenance (%q); there are exactly "+ + "two and neither is the zero value", scheme, v.name(), v.Prov) + } + if v.Refused && strings.TrimSpace(v.Note) == "" { + t.Errorf("%s: vector %s asserts a REFUSAL with no Note. A deviation from a "+ + "published ordering has to say what upstream orders and why this package "+ + "does not.", scheme, v.name()) + } + } + + for _, scheme := range SchemeValues() { + for _, v := range vectorsFor(scheme) { + total++ + checkOrdering(scheme, v) + } + for _, v := range validityVectorsFor(scheme) { + total++ + switch v.Prov { + case provTranscribed: + transcribed++ + if strings.TrimSpace(v.Source) == "" || strings.TrimSpace(v.Locus) == "" { + t.Errorf("%s: validity vector %q is tagged TRANSCRIBED but names no "+ + "file/line", scheme, v.V) + } + if v.Rule != "" { + t.Errorf("%s: validity vector %q is TRANSCRIBED and carries a Rule", + scheme, v.V) + } + case provAuthored: + if strings.TrimSpace(v.Rule) == "" { + t.Errorf("%s: validity vector %q is tagged AUTHORED but names no rule", + scheme, v.V) + } + default: + t.Errorf("%s: validity vector %q carries no recognised provenance (%q)", + scheme, v.V, v.Prov) + } + if v.AnvilRefuses && strings.TrimSpace(v.Note) == "" { + t.Errorf("%s: validity vector %q refuses a string its source calls valid "+ + "and gives no reason", scheme, v.V) + } + } + } + + if total < 100 { + t.Errorf("the corpus is %d vectors; that is too thin for three schemes whose "+ + "disagreements are the common path, not the edge case", total) + } + if transcribed == 0 { + t.Error("no vector in the corpus is transcribed from a published file; the whole " + + "corpus is then this project's own reading of three specifications") + } +} + +// G15, second half. TestTranscriptionClaimsAreTrue is the answer to a +// provenance claim having been wrong twice in the same section. +// +// The rule this enforces: A CLAIM ABOUT COMPLETENESS MUST CARRY THE NUMBER IT +// CLAIMS, AND THE NUMBER IS CHECKED. transcriptionClaims is that claim in data +// form. This test counts what is actually in the corpus and fails when the +// count disagrees in EITHER direction — a claim of 91 backed by 90 rows is the +// truncated-corpus defect, and a claim of 91 backed by 92 rows means a row was +// duplicated or invented, which is the same defect wearing the other hat. +// +// It also closes the escape route: a transcribed vector whose Source appears +// in NO claim fails here, so transcription cannot be added without a counted +// claim to sit under, and prose elsewhere in the package cannot make a +// completeness claim this table does not. +func TestTranscriptionClaimsAreTrue(t *testing.T) { + type key struct{ source, kind string } + + got := map[key]int{} + loci := map[key]map[string]bool{} + + record := func(k key, locus, what string) { + got[k]++ + if loci[k] == nil { + loci[k] = map[string]bool{} + } + if loci[k][locus] { + t.Errorf("%s (%s): two vectors claim to be transcribed from the same place, %q. "+ + "A completeness count over duplicated loci is not a count of the source's "+ + "rows. (%s)", k.source, k.kind, locus, what) + } + loci[k][locus] = true + } + + for _, scheme := range SchemeValues() { + for _, v := range vectorsFor(scheme) { + if v.Prov == provTranscribed { + record(key{v.Source, kindOrdering}, v.Locus, v.name()) + } + } + for _, v := range validityVectorsFor(scheme) { + if v.Prov == provTranscribed { + record(key{v.Source, kindValidity}, v.Locus, strconv.Quote(v.V)) + } + } + } + + claimed := map[key]bool{} + for _, c := range transcriptionClaims { + k := key{c.Source, c.Kind} + if claimed[k] { + t.Errorf("two completeness claims cover %s (%s); which number is the claim?", + c.Source, c.Kind) + } + claimed[k] = true + + switch n := got[k]; { + case n < c.Count: + t.Errorf("%s (%s): the claim says %d rows are transcribed and the corpus holds %d.\n"+ + "The claim covers: %s\n"+ + "A corpus SMALLER than its claim is the defect that has now appeared twice in "+ + "this package: the citation makes the corpus read as exhaustive while the rows "+ + "the implementation cannot satisfy are the ones missing.", + c.Source, c.Kind, c.Count, n, c.Rows) + case n > c.Count: + t.Errorf("%s (%s): the claim says %d rows are transcribed and the corpus holds %d.\n"+ + "The claim covers: %s\n"+ + "A corpus LARGER than its claim means a row was duplicated or is not in the "+ + "source at all; either way the number in the claim is no longer a fact about "+ + "the file.", c.Source, c.Kind, c.Count, n, c.Rows) + } + } + + for k, n := range got { + if !claimed[k] { + t.Errorf("%d vectors are transcribed from %s (%s) and no completeness claim "+ + "covers it. Every transcription sits under a claim that carries a number, "+ + "or the number is the thing nobody is checking.", n, k.source, k.kind) + } + } +} + +// TestTheTranscriptionClaimGuardFiresOnAShortCorpus is G15's negative control. +// The guard above is the whole of M2's fix, so a version of it that could not +// fail would be the defect repeating itself one level up. +func TestTheTranscriptionClaimGuardFiresOnAShortCorpus(t *testing.T) { + // A corpus one row short of its claim, checked by the same arithmetic + // the real test runs. + claim := transcriptionClaim{Source: "example/suite.at", Kind: kindOrdering, + Rows: "every row", Count: 3} + corpus := []vector{ + {A: "1", B: "2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: claim.Source, Locus: "line 1"}, + {A: "2", B: "3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: claim.Source, Locus: "line 2"}, + } + n := 0 + for _, v := range corpus { + if v.Prov == provTranscribed && v.Source == claim.Source { + n++ + } + } + if n >= claim.Count { + t.Fatalf("the control corpus is not short: %d >= %d", n, claim.Count) + } + + // And the duplicate-locus arm, which is how a short corpus could + // otherwise be padded back up to its claimed number. + dup := map[string]bool{} + collision := false + for _, v := range append(corpus, corpus[1]) { + if dup[v.Locus] { + collision = true + } + dup[v.Locus] = true + } + if !collision { + t.Error("the duplicate-locus arm did not observe a duplicate; padding a corpus with " + + "the same row twice would satisfy a count that is supposed to be a count of the " + + "source's rows") + } +} + +// TestPublishedValidityVectors runs the parse-validity corpus. It is the shape +// M1 was invisible to: dpkg_compare.go's header promised "parseDebian rejects +// rather than repairs" and parseDebian accepted `1.0-`, which Dpkg_Version.t +// states plainly is not a valid version. An ordering table can never contain +// that row, because dpkg will not order a string it will not parse. +func TestPublishedValidityVectors(t *testing.T) { + for _, scheme := range SchemeValues() { + for _, v := range validityVectorsFor(scheme) { + t.Run(string(scheme)+"/"+strconv.Quote(v.V), func(t *testing.T) { + err := ValidVersion(v.Scheme, v.V) + switch { + case v.Valid && v.AnvilRefuses: + if err == nil { + t.Fatalf("ValidVersion(%s, %q) accepted a string this package records "+ + "as a DELIBERATE refusal. If the rule has been implemented, the "+ + "deviation row must be restated, not deleted.\n(%s)", + scheme, v.V, v.citation()) + } + case v.Valid: + if err != nil { + t.Fatalf("ValidVersion(%s, %q) refused a string the published suite "+ + "says parses: %v\n(%s)", scheme, v.V, err, v.citation()) + } + default: + if err == nil { + t.Fatalf("ValidVersion(%s, %q) ACCEPTED a string the published suite "+ + "says is invalid. A parser more permissive than the tool it ports "+ + "compares strings that tool could never have produced, and a range "+ + "endpoint spelled that way decides by comparing as something.\n(%s)", + scheme, v.V, v.citation()) + } + r, ok := err.(*Refusal) + if !ok { + t.Fatalf("ValidVersion(%s, %q) returned %T, want *Refusal", scheme, v.V, err) + } + if !r.Reason.Valid() { + t.Errorf("refusal carries an undeclared reason %q", r.Reason) + } + } + }) + } + } +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Refusals +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// TestMalformedVersionsAreRefusedNotGuessed is the "refuse what you do not +// understand" rule at the version level. Every string below is one a REAL +// producer might hand this comparator — a Go pseudo-version, a PEP 440 local +// version, a Maven qualifier, a semver tag — and each must produce a refusal +// rather than an ordering. +func TestMalformedVersionsAreRefusedNotGuessed(t *testing.T) { + cases := []struct { + scheme Scheme + v string + why string + }{ + {SchemeDebian, "", "empty"}, + {SchemeDebian, "v1.2.3", "a semver git tag does not start with a digit"}, + {SchemeDebian, "a1.0", "upstream version must start with a digit"}, + {SchemeDebian, "x:1.0", "epoch is not a number"}, + {SchemeDebian, "1.0 ", "trailing whitespace"}, + {SchemeDebian, "1.0-1!", "'!' is outside deb-version(7)'s character set"}, + {SchemeDebian, "-1", "no upstream version"}, + {SchemeDebian, "1.0.0-alpha+build.1", "'+' is legal but the semver build metadata makes this a semver string, and its '-alpha' becomes a Debian revision — refused only if a character is illegal, so this case documents what is NOT refused"}, + + {SchemeRPM, "", "empty"}, + {SchemeRPM, " 1.0", "leading whitespace"}, + {SchemeRPM, "1.0 ", "trailing ASCII whitespace"}, + {SchemeRPM, "1.0 ", "a non-breaking space is neither printable ASCII nor a version character"}, + {SchemeRPM, "1.0", "control byte"}, + {SchemeRPM, "...", "no alphanumeric, tilde or caret content"}, + + {SchemeAPK, "", "empty"}, + {SchemeAPK, "1.00", "leading-zero numeric field (R7a)"}, + {SchemeAPK, "1.0~abc123", "apk fuzzy/commit suffix (R7b)"}, + {SchemeAPK, "1.0A", "uppercase letter (R7c)"}, + {SchemeAPK, "1.0_foo1", "suffix outside the allowlist (R7d)"}, + {SchemeAPK, "1.0-1", "a '-' that is not the -rN revision marker (R7e)"}, + {SchemeAPK, "1.0-r", "revision marker with no number"}, + {SchemeAPK, "1.0_", "empty suffix group"}, + {SchemeAPK, "abc", "no numeric part"}, + {SchemeAPK, "v1.2.3", "a semver git tag is not an apk version"}, + {SchemeAPK, "1.2.3-r1-r2", "two revision markers"}, + } + for _, c := range cases { + if c.scheme == SchemeDebian && c.v == "1.0.0-alpha+build.1" { + // Documented NON-refusal: every character is legal in + // deb-version(7), so dpkg itself would accept this string. It is + // listed here so the gap is visible rather than implied. + if err := ValidVersion(c.scheme, c.v); err != nil { + t.Errorf("ValidVersion(%s, %q) refused, but every character is legal under "+ + "deb-version(7); if this becomes a refusal the comment above must change too: %v", + c.scheme, c.v, err) + } + continue + } + err := ValidVersion(c.scheme, c.v) + if err == nil { + t.Errorf("ValidVersion(%s, %q) accepted a version it should refuse (%s)", c.scheme, c.v, c.why) + continue + } + r, ok := err.(*Refusal) + if !ok { + t.Errorf("ValidVersion(%s, %q) returned %T, want *Refusal", c.scheme, c.v, err) + continue + } + if !r.Reason.Valid() { + t.Errorf("ValidVersion(%s, %q) refused with an undeclared reason %q", c.scheme, c.v, r.Reason) + } + } +} + +// TestUnimplementedSchemesAreRefusedByName is the report the packet asks for, +// enforced. Every ecosystem below is one Anvil will really see, and each must +// be refused BY NAME rather than compared as semver. +func TestUnimplementedSchemesAreRefusedByName(t *testing.T) { + refused := []string{ + "npm", "pypi", "golang", "go", "maven", "nuget", "cargo", "gem", + "composer", "conan", "hex", "pub", "swift", "cocoapods", "generic", + // OSV's own distro spellings, which are NOT this vocabulary and + // must be normalised by ingestion rather than guessed at here. + "Debian:11", "Debian", "Alpine:v3.19", "Alpine", "Red Hat", "Ubuntu:22.04", + // Case variants of the supported three. + "DEB", "Rpm", "APK", + "", + } + for _, eco := range refused { + if _, err := SchemeForEcosystem(eco); err == nil { + t.Errorf("SchemeForEcosystem(%q) resolved a scheme; this comparator implements only %v "+ + "and every other ecosystem must be refused by name, not compared as semver", + eco, SchemeValues()) + } + } + for _, eco := range []string{EcosystemDeb, EcosystemRPM, EcosystemAPK} { + if _, err := SchemeForEcosystem(eco); err != nil { + t.Errorf("SchemeForEcosystem(%q) refused an implemented ecosystem: %v", eco, err) + } + } + for _, pt := range []string{"npm", "pypi", "golang", "maven", "nuget", "cargo", "oci", ""} { + if _, err := SchemeForPurlType(pt); err == nil { + t.Errorf("SchemeForPurlType(%q) resolved a scheme; it must be refused", pt) + } + } + for _, pt := range []string{"deb", "rpm", "apk", "DEB", "Rpm"} { + if _, err := SchemeForPurlType(pt); err != nil { + t.Errorf("SchemeForPurlType(%q) refused; purl types are case-insensitive: %v", pt, err) + } + } +} + +// TestCompareNeverFallsBackToSemver is the single most important negative +// assertion in this file. If a scheme is unimplemented, Compare must refuse — +// not answer. +func TestCompareNeverFallsBackToSemver(t *testing.T) { + for _, scheme := range []Scheme{"", "npm", "semver", "pypi", "golang", "maven"} { + got, err := Compare(scheme, "1.0.0", "2.0.0") + if err == nil { + t.Fatalf("Compare(%q, ...) answered %d instead of refusing. A fallback to semver is "+ + "the failure mode this package exists to prevent.", scheme, got) + } + if got != 0 { + t.Errorf("Compare(%q, ...) returned a non-zero ordering alongside its refusal (%d); "+ + "a caller that ignores the error must not receive a usable-looking answer", scheme, got) + } + } +} + +// G2 census: every refusal reachable from the exported surface must carry a +// declared reason. +func TestEveryReachableRefusalCarriesADeclaredReason(t *testing.T) { + var errs []error + errs = append(errs, mustErr(t, func() error { _, e := SchemeForEcosystem("npm"); return e })) + errs = append(errs, mustErr(t, func() error { _, e := SchemeForPurlType("npm"); return e })) + errs = append(errs, mustErr(t, func() error { _, e := ParsePurl("not-a-purl"); return e })) + errs = append(errs, mustErr(t, func() error { return ValidVersion(SchemeDebian, "v1") })) + errs = append(errs, mustErr(t, func() error { return ValidVersion(SchemeRPM, "") })) + errs = append(errs, mustErr(t, func() error { return ValidVersion(SchemeAPK, "1.00") })) + errs = append(errs, mustErr(t, func() error { _, e := Compare("npm", "1", "2"); return e })) + // RefusalUnmodelledOrdering: two well-formed apk versions whose ORDER is + // decided by a token weight apk does not publish (rule R8). + errs = append(errs, mustErr(t, func() error { _, e := Compare(SchemeAPK, "1.0", "1"); return e })) + // RefusalEpochPresenceMismatch: a range endpoint that omits an epoch the + // installed version spells. It is a RANGE-level refusal, so it comes from + // contains rather than from validate or Compare. + errs = append(errs, mustErr(t, func() error { + _, e := AffectedRange{ + Source: "s", SourceID: "i", Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "p", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2.0", + }.contains(SchemeDebian, "1:1.0") + return e + })) + + // Range-level refusals, one per reason the validator can produce. + for _, r := range []AffectedRange{ + {Source: "s", SourceID: "i", Ecosystem: "npm", Package: "p", Fixed: "1"}, + {Source: "s", SourceID: "i", Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "p", Fixed: "1", LastAffected: "2"}, + {Source: "s", SourceID: "i", Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "p"}, + {Source: "s", SourceID: "i", Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "p", AllVersions: true, Fixed: "1"}, + {Source: "s", SourceID: "i", Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "p", Fixed: "1", FixedEcosystem: EcosystemRPM}, + {Source: "s", SourceID: "i", Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Package: "p", Fixed: "1"}, + {Source: "s", SourceID: "i", Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "p", Fixed: "vNope"}, + {Source: "s", SourceID: "i", Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "p", Introduced: "2.0", Fixed: "1.0"}, + {Source: "s", SourceID: "i", Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: ""}, + } { + if err := r.validate(SchemeDebian); err != nil { + errs = append(errs, err) + } + } + + seen := map[RefusalReason]bool{} + for _, err := range errs { + if err == nil { + continue + } + r, ok := err.(*Refusal) + if !ok { + t.Errorf("error %v is a %T, not a *Refusal", err, err) + continue + } + if !r.Reason.Valid() { + t.Errorf("refusal carries an undeclared reason %q: %v", r.Reason, r) + } + seen[r.Reason] = true + if !strings.Contains(r.Error(), string(r.Reason)) { + t.Errorf("Refusal.Error() does not name its reason: %q", r.Error()) + } + } + + // Every declared reason should be reachable; a reason nothing can emit is + // either dead vocabulary or a control nothing enforces. + for _, reason := range RefusalReasons() { + switch reason { + case RefusalSchemeMismatch, RefusalMixedSchemeRange, RefusalAmbiguousUpperBound, + RefusalUnboundedRange, RefusalContradictoryRange, RefusalUnsupportedEcosystem, + RefusalUnsupportedPurlType, RefusalMalformedPurl, RefusalMalformedVersion, + RefusalNoPackageIdentity, RefusalEpochPresenceMismatch, RefusalUnmodelledOrdering: + if !seen[reason] { + t.Errorf("declared refusal reason %q was not produced by any probe in this test; "+ + "either it is unreachable or this test does not cover it", reason) + } + case RefusalIdentityConflict: + // Produced by identify(), covered by + // TestIdentityConflictsAreRefused below. + } + } +} + +func mustErr(t *testing.T, f func() error) error { + t.Helper() + err := f() + if err == nil { + t.Fatalf("expected a refusal, got nil") + } + return err +} + +// G2 RED. A Refusal carrying a reason outside the allowlist must be reported. +// Without this, TestEveryReachableRefusalCarriesADeclaredReason could pass +// because it never sees a bad value, not because bad values are impossible. +func TestRefusalReasonGuardFiresOnAnUndeclaredReason(t *testing.T) { + r := &Refusal{Reason: RefusalReason("a_reason_nobody_declared"), Detail: "synthetic"} + if r.Reason.Valid() { + t.Fatal("RefusalReason.Valid() accepted a reason outside the allowlist; " + + "the membership test is vacuous and every other refusal assertion in this file is worthless") + } + if !strings.Contains(r.Error(), "UNDECLARED REFUSAL REASON") { + t.Errorf("Refusal.Error() rendered an undeclared reason as if it were legitimate: %q", r.Error()) + } + // And the empty reason, which is what a zero-valued Refusal carries. + if (RefusalReason("")).Valid() { + t.Error("the empty refusal reason is a member of the allowlist; a zero-valued Refusal would pass") + } +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// purl +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +func TestParsePurl(t *testing.T) { + cases := []struct { + raw string + typ string + namespace string + name string + version string + }{ + {"pkg:deb/debian/openssl@1.1.1n-0+deb11u5", "deb", "debian", "openssl", "1.1.1n-0+deb11u5"}, + {"pkg:rpm/redhat/python3-requests@2.25.1-3.el9?arch=noarch", "rpm", "redhat", "python3-requests", "2.25.1-3.el9"}, + {"pkg:apk/alpine/openssl@3.1.4-r5?arch=x86_64", "apk", "alpine", "openssl", "3.1.4-r5"}, + {"PKG:DEB/debian/openssl@1.0", "deb", "debian", "openssl", "1.0"}, + {"pkg:deb/debian/openssl", "deb", "debian", "openssl", ""}, + {"pkg:deb/openssl@1.0", "deb", "", "openssl", "1.0"}, + {"pkg:deb/debian/lib%2Bfoo@1.0", "deb", "debian", "lib+foo", "1.0"}, + {"pkg:deb/debian/openssl@1%3A1.0", "deb", "debian", "openssl", "1:1.0"}, + } + for _, c := range cases { + got, err := ParsePurl(c.raw) + if err != nil { + t.Errorf("ParsePurl(%q): %v", c.raw, err) + continue + } + if got.Type != c.typ || got.Namespace != c.namespace || got.Name != c.name || got.Version != c.version { + t.Errorf("ParsePurl(%q) = %+v, want type=%q ns=%q name=%q version=%q", + c.raw, got, c.typ, c.namespace, c.name, c.version) + } + } + + // The '+' in a Debian version must survive as a literal plus. Decoding it + // as a space (which net/url's query decoder would) produces a version no + // comparator will ever match. + p, err := ParsePurl("pkg:deb/debian/openssl@1.1.1n-0+deb11u5") + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if !strings.Contains(p.Version, "+deb11u5") { + t.Errorf("the '+' in a Debian version was not preserved: %q", p.Version) + } + + for _, bad := range []string{ + "", "openssl", "http://example.com/openssl", "pkg:", "pkg:deb", + "pkg:deb/", "pkg:deb/debian/openssl@1.0?=x", + "pkg:deb/debian/openssl@1.0?arch=amd64&arch=i386", + "pkg:deb/debian/openssl@1.0?ARCH=amd64&arch=i386", + "pkg:deb/debian/open%zzssl@1.0", "pkg:deb/debian/openssl@1.0%", + "pkg:1deb/debian/openssl@1.0", "pkg:deb /debian/openssl@1.0", + } { + if got, err := ParsePurl(bad); err == nil { + t.Errorf("ParsePurl(%q) accepted a malformed purl: %+v", bad, got) + } + } +} + +// The purl's version-free base must come from record.PurlBase and nowhere +// else. plan/00-SPINE.md S6: one fingerprint algorithm, defined once. +func TestPurlBaseDelegatesToTheRecordContract(t *testing.T) { + raw := "pkg:deb/debian/openssl@1.1.1n-0+deb11u5?arch=amd64#sub" + p, err := ParsePurl(raw) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + got, err := p.Base() + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + want, err := record.PurlBase(raw) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if got != want { + t.Errorf("Purl.Base() = %q but record.PurlBase(%q) = %q; there must be exactly one base-purl derivation", + got, raw, want) + } +} + +func TestIdentityConflictsAreRefused(t *testing.T) { + cases := []struct { + name string + rec PackageRecord + }{ + {"purl type disagrees with ecosystem", PackageRecord{ + Collector: CollectorRepoSCA, Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Name: "openssl", + Version: "1.0", Purl: "pkg:deb/debian/openssl@1.0", + }}, + {"purl name disagrees with reported name", PackageRecord{ + Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", + Version: "1.0", Purl: "pkg:deb/debian/libssl1.1@1.0", + }}, + } + for _, c := range cases { + _, err := identify(c.rec) + if err == nil { + t.Errorf("%s: identify accepted two identity sources that disagree", c.name) + continue + } + r, ok := err.(*Refusal) + if !ok || r.Reason != RefusalIdentityConflict { + t.Errorf("%s: got %v, want RefusalIdentityConflict", c.name, err) + } + } + + // A record with no identity at all is the research/12 §3 false-negative + // class and must be refused with its own reason, not lumped in. + for _, rec := range []PackageRecord{ + {Collector: CollectorHost, Version: "1.0"}, + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Version: "1.0"}, + {Collector: CollectorHost, Name: "openssl", Version: "1.0"}, + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl"}, + {Collector: "some-new-collector", Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", Version: "1.0"}, + } { + _, err := identify(rec) + r, ok := err.(*Refusal) + if !ok || r.Reason != RefusalNoPackageIdentity { + t.Errorf("identify(%+v) = %v, want RefusalNoPackageIdentity", rec, err) + } + } +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Range semantics — where off-by-one lives +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// TestRangeBoundariesAreExplicitAtEveryEdge pins the difference between +// "fixed in 1.2.3" (exclusive: 1.2.3 is SAFE) and "affected up to 1.2.3" +// (inclusive: 1.2.3 is VULNERABLE). Both are common in real advisories and +// they differ by exactly one version. +func TestRangeBoundariesAreExplicitAtEveryEdge(t *testing.T) { + type tc struct { + name string + rng AffectedRange + installed string + want bool + } + base := func(r AffectedRange) AffectedRange { + r.Source, r.SourceID, r.Ecosystem, r.Package = "osv", "OSV-1", EcosystemDeb, "openssl" + return r + } + cases := []tc{ + // "fixed in 1.2.3": the fixed version itself is SAFE. + {"fixed: below", base(AffectedRange{Introduced: "1.0", Fixed: "1.2.3"}), "1.2.2", true}, + {"fixed: at the boundary is safe", base(AffectedRange{Introduced: "1.0", Fixed: "1.2.3"}), "1.2.3", false}, + {"fixed: above", base(AffectedRange{Introduced: "1.0", Fixed: "1.2.3"}), "1.2.4", false}, + {"fixed: at the introduced boundary is vulnerable", base(AffectedRange{Introduced: "1.0", Fixed: "1.2.3"}), "1.0", true}, + {"fixed: below introduced", base(AffectedRange{Introduced: "1.0", Fixed: "1.2.3"}), "0.9", false}, + + // "affected up to 1.2.3": the last-affected version itself is + // VULNERABLE. This is the one-version difference. + {"last_affected: at the boundary is vulnerable", base(AffectedRange{Introduced: "1.0", LastAffected: "1.2.3"}), "1.2.3", true}, + {"last_affected: above", base(AffectedRange{Introduced: "1.0", LastAffected: "1.2.3"}), "1.2.4", false}, + + // Open-ended ranges. + {"no lower bound", base(AffectedRange{Fixed: "1.2.3"}), "0.0.1", true}, + {"no upper bound", base(AffectedRange{Introduced: "1.0"}), "99.0", true}, + {"no upper bound, below introduced", base(AffectedRange{Introduced: "1.0"}), "0.9", false}, + {"all versions", base(AffectedRange{AllVersions: true}), "0.0.1", true}, + + // Tilde at the boundary, which is where a pre-release is misjudged. + {"a release candidate is below its release", base(AffectedRange{Introduced: "1.0", Fixed: "2.0"}), "2.0~rc1", true}, + {"the release itself is fixed", base(AffectedRange{Introduced: "1.0", Fixed: "2.0"}), "2.0", false}, + + // Epoch at the boundary. An epoch spelled on BOTH sides orders + // normally; the one-sided case is not here because it is not an + // ordering at all — see TestAnEpochOnOneSideOnlyIsRefusedAndNever + // ASilentClean, which replaced the row that used to sit here. + // + // THAT ROW SAID: {"an epoch bump clears the range", [1.0, 2.0), + // installed "1:0.1", want false}. An installed version carrying an + // epoch against a range carrying none, asserted NOT AFFECTED. It was + // the implementation's behaviour written down as the expectation, and + // it is the single line that made A.18's blocker §3.2 look intended. + {"an epoch on both sides orders normally", base(AffectedRange{Introduced: "1:1.0", Fixed: "1:2.0"}), "1:0.1", false}, + {"an epoch on both sides, inside the range", base(AffectedRange{Introduced: "1:1.0", Fixed: "1:2.0"}), "1:1.5", true}, + } + for _, c := range cases { + t.Run(c.name, func(t *testing.T) { + if err := c.rng.validate(SchemeDebian); err != nil { + t.Fatalf("validate: %v", err) + } + got, err := c.rng.contains(SchemeDebian, c.installed) + if err != nil { + t.Fatalf("contains: %v", err) + } + if got != c.want { + t.Errorf("%s contains %q = %v, want %v", c.rng.Expr(), c.installed, got, c.want) + } + }) + } +} + +// TestRangeExprSpellsOutItsBoundaries: the rendered range is what a human +// reads on a finding, so it must say which side of the boundary is included. +func TestRangeExprSpellsOutItsBoundaries(t *testing.T) { + cases := []struct { + rng AffectedRange + want string + }{ + {AffectedRange{Introduced: "1.0", Fixed: "2.0"}, "[1.0, 2.0)"}, + {AffectedRange{Introduced: "1.0", LastAffected: "2.0"}, "[1.0, 2.0]"}, + {AffectedRange{Fixed: "2.0"}, "(-inf, 2.0)"}, + {AffectedRange{Introduced: "1.0"}, "[1.0, +inf)"}, + {AffectedRange{AllVersions: true}, "(-inf, +inf) [all versions]"}, + } + for _, c := range cases { + if got := c.rng.Expr(); got != c.want { + t.Errorf("Expr() = %q, want %q", got, c.want) + } + } +} + +// TestMixedSchemeAndAmbiguousRangesAreRefused: the packet's explicit +// requirement. Refuse a range whose endpoints are in different schemes rather +// than guessing which one wins. +func TestMixedSchemeAndAmbiguousRangesAreRefused(t *testing.T) { + cases := []struct { + name string + rng AffectedRange + scheme Scheme + want RefusalReason + }{ + {"endpoints declare different ecosystems", AffectedRange{ + Source: "osv", SourceID: "O-1", Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Package: "requests", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2.31.0", FixedEcosystem: "pypi", + }, SchemeRPM, RefusalMixedSchemeRange}, + {"introduced declares a different ecosystem", AffectedRange{ + Source: "osv", SourceID: "O-1", Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", + Introduced: "1.0", IntroducedEcosystem: EcosystemRPM, Fixed: "2.0", + }, SchemeDebian, RefusalMixedSchemeRange}, + {"range ecosystem is not the package's scheme", AffectedRange{ + Source: "osv", SourceID: "O-1", Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Package: "openssl", + Introduced: "1.0", Fixed: "2.0", + }, SchemeDebian, RefusalSchemeMismatch}, + {"both an exclusive fixed and an inclusive last_affected", AffectedRange{ + Source: "osv", SourceID: "O-1", Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", + Introduced: "1.0", Fixed: "2.0", LastAffected: "1.9", + }, SchemeDebian, RefusalAmbiguousUpperBound}, + {"no bound at all", AffectedRange{ + Source: "osv", SourceID: "O-1", Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", + }, SchemeDebian, RefusalUnboundedRange}, + {"AllVersions alongside a bound", AffectedRange{ + Source: "osv", SourceID: "O-1", Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", + AllVersions: true, Fixed: "2.0", + }, SchemeDebian, RefusalContradictoryRange}, + {"introduced above its upper bound", AffectedRange{ + Source: "osv", SourceID: "O-1", Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", + Introduced: "3.0", Fixed: "2.0", + }, SchemeDebian, RefusalContradictoryRange}, + {"an endpoint that is not a version in the governing scheme", AffectedRange{ + Source: "osv", SourceID: "O-1", Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "v2.31.0", + }, SchemeDebian, RefusalMalformedVersion}, + {"an unimplemented ecosystem", AffectedRange{ + Source: "osv", SourceID: "O-1", Ecosystem: "pypi", Package: "requests", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2.31.0", + }, SchemeDebian, RefusalUnsupportedEcosystem}, + } + for _, c := range cases { + t.Run(c.name, func(t *testing.T) { + err := c.rng.validate(c.scheme) + if err == nil { + t.Fatalf("validate accepted %s", c.rng.Expr()) + } + r, ok := err.(*Refusal) + if !ok { + t.Fatalf("got %T, want *Refusal", err) + } + if r.Reason != c.want { + t.Errorf("reason = %q, want %q (%v)", r.Reason, c.want, r) + } + }) + } +} + +// An unbounded range is the shape a FAILED PARSE takes by the time it reaches +// a database column. It must never be evaluated, because it would match every +// version of the package. +func TestAnEmptyRangeRowDoesNotMatchEverything(t *testing.T) { + src := NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{ + {Source: "cvelistv5", SourceID: "CVE-2000-0001", CVEID: "CVE-2000-0001", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl"}, // introduced and fixed both empty + }) + m, err := NewMatcher(src) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{ + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", Version: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u5"}, + }) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if len(results) != 0 { + t.Fatalf("an empty introduced/fixed row produced %d findings; it must be refused, not evaluated", len(results)) + } + if cov.RangesRefused != 1 { + t.Errorf("RangesRefused = %d, want 1", cov.RangesRefused) + } + if cov.Complete { + t.Error("coverage reported Complete despite an outstanding refusal") + } + if err := cov.AssertNotSilentlyClean(results); err == nil { + t.Error("zero findings with an outstanding refusal was reported as clean") + } +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// The backport regression — A.17's named validation requirement +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// backportFixture is the CVE-2023-32681 / RHSA-2023:4520 scenario from +// research/12 §3, verbatim in shape: +// +// python-requests is vulnerable upstream below 2.31.0. +// Red Hat BACKPORTED the fix into 2.25.1-3.el9 without moving the upstream +// version, and says so in RHSA-2023:4520. +// A host running 2.25.1-3.el9 is NOT vulnerable, and Trivy's own docs say +// that reporting it "would be a false positive". +// +// The two ranges carry the SAME CVE, which is what puts them in one precedence +// group, and the vendor one is marked with the cache's `distro_backport` +// column. +func backportFixture(distroBackport bool) (*StaticSource, PackageRecord) { + upstream := AffectedRange{ + Source: "ghsa", SourceID: "GHSA-j8r2-6x86-q33q", CVEID: "CVE-2023-32681", + Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Package: "python3-requests", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2.31.0", + DistroBackport: false, + } + vendor := AffectedRange{ + Source: "redhat-csaf", SourceID: "RHSA-2023:4520", CVEID: "CVE-2023-32681", + Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Package: "python3-requests", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2.25.1-3.el9", + DistroBackport: distroBackport, + } + installed := PackageRecord{ + Collector: CollectorHost, + Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, + Name: "python3-requests", + Version: "2.25.1-3.el9", + Arch: "noarch", + } + return NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{upstream, vendor}), installed +} + +func TestBackportRegressionDefeatsTheUpstreamFalsePositive(t *testing.T) { + src, installed := backportFixture(true) + m, err := NewMatcher(src) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{installed}) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + + if len(results) != 0 { + t.Fatalf("the comparator flagged CVE-2023-32681 on a host running the BACKPORTED "+ + "python3-requests 2.25.1-3.el9. research/12 §3 and Trivy's own documentation both say "+ + "this is a false positive. Findings: %+v", results) + } + + // A defence that leaves no trace is indistinguishable from a bug. + if len(cov.Defences) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("Defences = %d, want exactly 1; the suppression must be visible", len(cov.Defences)) + } + d := cov.Defences[0] + if d.Reason != DefenceVendorAdvisoryWins { + t.Errorf("defence reason = %q, want %q", d.Reason, DefenceVendorAdvisoryWins) + } + if d.CVEID != "CVE-2023-32681" { + t.Errorf("defence CVE = %q", d.CVEID) + } + if d.UpstreamSourceID != "GHSA-j8r2-6x86-q33q" || d.VendorSourceID != "RHSA-2023:4520" { + t.Errorf("defence does not name both ranges: %+v", d) + } + if d.UpstreamRange != "[0, 2.31.0)" || d.VendorRange != "[0, 2.25.1-3.el9)" { + t.Errorf("defence does not carry both rendered ranges: upstream=%q vendor=%q", + d.UpstreamRange, d.VendorRange) + } + + // Zero findings here is a REAL clean, and the report must say so — but + // only because the run was complete over an evaluated package. + if !cov.Complete { + t.Errorf("coverage is not Complete though nothing was refused: %+v", cov) + } + if cov.PackagesEvaluated != 1 { + t.Errorf("PackagesEvaluated = %d, want 1", cov.PackagesEvaluated) + } + if err := cov.AssertNotSilentlyClean(results); err != nil { + t.Errorf("a complete run over one evaluated package with a recorded defence was rejected as "+ + "silently clean: %v", err) + } +} + +// G4 RED. The test above would pass for the wrong reason if the fixture never +// produced a finding in the first place — for instance if the version +// comparison were broken so that 2.25.1-3.el9 fell outside BOTH ranges. So: +// flip the vendor range's distro_backport flag off, and the SAME fixture must +// now produce the false positive. +func TestBackportRegressionIsNotVacuous(t *testing.T) { + src, installed := backportFixture(false) + m, err := NewMatcher(src) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{installed}) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if len(results) == 0 { + t.Fatal("with distro_backport cleared, the upstream range must still match 2.25.1-3.el9 " + + "(it is below 2.31.0). It did not, so the passing backport test proves nothing about " + + "the vendor-first policy and everything about a broken comparison.") + } + if len(cov.Defences) != 0 { + t.Errorf("Defences = %d with no vendor range present, want 0", len(cov.Defences)) + } + found := false + for _, r := range results { + if r.CVEID == "CVE-2023-32681" && r.Source == "ghsa" { + found = true + } + } + if !found { + t.Errorf("the upstream GHSA range did not produce the expected match: %+v", results) + } +} + +// The vendor range must also be able to say "yes, still vulnerable" — the +// precedence is about WHICH range decides, not about suppressing findings. +func TestVendorRangeCanStillProduceAFinding(t *testing.T) { + src := NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{ + {Source: "ghsa", SourceID: "GHSA-x", CVEID: "CVE-2023-32681", + Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Package: "python3-requests", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2.31.0"}, + {Source: "redhat-csaf", SourceID: "RHSA-2023:4520", CVEID: "CVE-2023-32681", + Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Package: "python3-requests", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2.25.1-3.el9", DistroBackport: true}, + }) + m, _ := NewMatcher(src) + // An UNPATCHED host: below the vendor's fixed release. + results, _, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{ + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Name: "python3-requests", Version: "2.25.1-1.el9"}, + }) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if len(results) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("want exactly one finding from the vendor range, got %d: %+v", len(results), results) + } + r := results[0] + if r.Source != "redhat-csaf" || r.SourceID != "RHSA-2023:4520" { + t.Errorf("the finding was not attributed to the vendor advisory: %+v", r) + } + if !r.VendorAdvisory { + t.Error("VendorAdvisory is false on a finding decided by a distro_backport range") + } + if !r.DistroBackportDefended { + t.Error("DistroBackportDefended is false though the vendor range displaced an upstream one") + } + if r.MatchedRange != "[0, 2.25.1-3.el9)" { + t.Errorf("MatchedRange = %q", r.MatchedRange) + } + if r.FixedVersion != "2.25.1-3.el9" { + t.Errorf("FixedVersion = %q", r.FixedVersion) + } + if r.RemediableByAgent { + t.Error("a HOST finding reported RemediableByAgent; plan/00-SPINE.md S6/S7 and the cache's " + + "finding_host_not_remediable CHECK both forbid it") + } + if r.Detector != record.DetectorKindHost || r.EvidenceClass != record.EvidenceClassHost { + t.Errorf("host finding carries detector=%q evidence=%q", r.Detector, r.EvidenceClass) + } + if r.Trust != record.TrustAnvilGenerated { + t.Errorf("Trust = %q, want %q (the CONCLUSION is Anvil's own)", r.Trust, record.TrustAnvilGenerated) + } +} + +// Two architectures of the same package that are both defended must produce +// two DISTINGUISHABLE defence rows. A defence that looks like a duplicate is a +// defence somebody will delete as noise. +func TestDefencesFromTwoArchitecturesAreDistinguishable(t *testing.T) { + src := NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{ + {Source: "ghsa", SourceID: "GHSA-1", CVEID: "CVE-2022-2068", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", Introduced: "0", Fixed: "3.0.4"}, + {Source: "debian", SourceID: "DSA-5169-1", CVEID: "CVE-2022-2068", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", Introduced: "0", + Fixed: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u3", DistroBackport: true}, + }) + m, _ := NewMatcher(src) + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{ + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", Version: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u4", Arch: "amd64"}, + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", Version: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u4", Arch: "i386"}, + }) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if len(results) != 0 { + t.Fatalf("both architectures carry the backported fix; got %d findings", len(results)) + } + if len(cov.Defences) != 2 { + t.Fatalf("Defences = %d, want 2 (one per architecture)", len(cov.Defences)) + } + if cov.Defences[0].Arch == cov.Defences[1].Arch { + t.Errorf("the two defence rows are indistinguishable: %+v", cov.Defences) + } + if cov.Defences[0].sortKey() >= cov.Defences[1].sortKey() { + t.Error("defences are not in ascending sortKey order") + } +} + +// The precedence is scoped to the ADVISORY, not the package. A vendor range +// about one CVE must not suppress an upstream range about a DIFFERENT CVE — +// that would turn a false-positive defence into a false-negative generator. +// The residue is reported instead. +func TestVendorPrecedenceIsScopedToTheAdvisoryAndTheResidueIsReported(t *testing.T) { + src := NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{ + {Source: "redhat-csaf", SourceID: "RHSA-1", CVEID: "CVE-2023-32681", + Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Package: "python3-requests", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2.25.1-3.el9", DistroBackport: true}, + {Source: "ghsa", SourceID: "GHSA-other", CVEID: "CVE-2024-35195", + Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Package: "python3-requests", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2.32.0"}, + }) + m, _ := NewMatcher(src) + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{ + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Name: "python3-requests", Version: "2.25.1-3.el9"}, + }) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if len(results) != 1 || results[0].CVEID != "CVE-2024-35195" { + t.Fatalf("the un-triaged upstream CVE was suppressed by a vendor advisory about a DIFFERENT "+ + "CVE. That is an unbounded false-negative generator. Got: %+v", results) + } + if len(cov.UpstreamOnlyAdvisories) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("UpstreamOnlyAdvisories = %d, want 1; the package-level residue must be reported "+ + "even though it is not suppressed", len(cov.UpstreamOnlyAdvisories)) + } + if cov.UpstreamOnlyAdvisories[0].CVEID != "CVE-2024-35195" { + t.Errorf("residue names the wrong advisory: %+v", cov.UpstreamOnlyAdvisories[0]) + } +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Coverage — "0 findings" is never "clean" +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// G3 and its RED check in one: every shape of an empty result set that is NOT +// a clean answer must be rejected, and the one shape that IS must be accepted. +func TestSilentCleanGuardFiresOnEveryEmptyShape(t *testing.T) { + cases := []struct { + name string + cov CoverageReport + wantErr bool + }{ + {"nothing submitted", CoverageReport{}, true}, + {"nothing evaluated", CoverageReport{PackagesSubmitted: 40, PackagesUnidentifiable: 40}, true}, + {"a source lookup failed", CoverageReport{ + PackagesSubmitted: 1, PackagesEvaluated: 1, Complete: false, + SourceErrors: []SourceError{{Package: "openssl", Err: "boom"}}, + }, true}, + {"refusals outstanding", CoverageReport{ + PackagesSubmitted: 2, PackagesEvaluated: 1, RangesRefused: 1, RangesConsidered: 3, + Refusals: []Refusal{{Reason: RefusalUnboundedRange}}, Complete: false, + }, true}, + + // THE ROW A.18 SHOWED WAS MISSING, AND IT IS THE ONE THIS PACKAGE + // MOST NEEDED. An empty advisory cache over a full, well-formed + // inventory: nothing refused, nothing errored, every package + // evaluated — and not one of them compared against anything. Note + // that it is byte-identical to the "genuinely clean run" row below + // EXCEPT in the two fields the function used not to read, which is + // precisely why the old table could not catch it. + {"an empty advisory cache over a full inventory", CoverageReport{ + PackagesSubmitted: 400, PackagesEvaluated: 400, + PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData: 400, RangesConsidered: 0, Complete: true, + }, true}, + {"most packages uncovered but some compared is the NORMAL shape", CoverageReport{ + PackagesSubmitted: 400, PackagesEvaluated: 400, + PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData: 396, RangesConsidered: 9, Complete: true, + }, false}, + {"a report claiming completeness with nothing consulted", CoverageReport{ + PackagesSubmitted: 100, PackagesEvaluated: 100, RangesConsidered: 0, Complete: true, + }, true}, + + {"a genuinely clean run", CoverageReport{ + PackagesSubmitted: 100, PackagesEvaluated: 100, + PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData: 40, RangesConsidered: 120, Complete: true, + }, false}, + } + for _, c := range cases { + err := c.cov.AssertNotSilentlyClean(nil) + if (err != nil) != c.wantErr { + t.Errorf("%s: AssertNotSilentlyClean = %v, wantErr=%v", c.name, err, c.wantErr) + } + } + // With findings present the question does not arise. + if err := (CoverageReport{}).AssertNotSilentlyClean([]MatchResult{{}}); err != nil { + t.Errorf("AssertNotSilentlyClean rejected a run that produced findings: %v", err) + } +} + +// TestCoverageCountsTheFalseNegativeRiskClass: A.17's Expected output schema +// requires CoverageReport to report "counts of packages with no matchable +// identity (the false-negative-risk class from research/12)". +func TestCoverageCountsTheFalseNegativeRiskClass(t *testing.T) { + src := NewStaticSource(nil) + m, _ := NewMatcher(src) + inv := []PackageRecord{ + // Matchable. + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", Version: "1.0"}, + // Unpackaged binary: no ecosystem, no name. + {Collector: CollectorHost, Version: "1.0"}, + // Stripped metadata: no version. + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "curl"}, + // Third-party ecosystem this comparator does not implement. + {Collector: CollectorRepoSCA, Ecosystem: "npm", Name: "lodash", Version: "4.17.20"}, + {Collector: CollectorRepoSCA, Purl: "pkg:pypi/requests@2.25.1", Name: "requests", Version: "2.25.1"}, + // Supported ecosystem, version the scheme cannot parse. + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemAPK, Name: "musl", Version: "1.00"}, + } + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), inv) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if len(results) != 0 { + t.Fatalf("unexpected findings: %+v", results) + } + if cov.PackagesSubmitted != 6 { + t.Errorf("PackagesSubmitted = %d, want 6", cov.PackagesSubmitted) + } + if cov.PackagesEvaluated != 1 { + t.Errorf("PackagesEvaluated = %d, want 1", cov.PackagesEvaluated) + } + if cov.PackagesUnidentifiable != 2 { + t.Errorf("PackagesUnidentifiable = %d, want 2", cov.PackagesUnidentifiable) + } + if cov.PackagesRefusedScheme != 2 { + t.Errorf("PackagesRefusedScheme = %d, want 2", cov.PackagesRefusedScheme) + } + if cov.PackagesRefusedVersion != 1 { + t.Errorf("PackagesRefusedVersion = %d, want 1", cov.PackagesRefusedVersion) + } + if cov.PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData != 1 { + t.Errorf("PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData = %d, want 1", cov.PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData) + } + want := []string{"npm"} + if !reflect.DeepEqual(cov.EcosystemsRefused, want) { + t.Errorf("EcosystemsRefused = %v, want %v (the purl-typed refusal reports its type in Detail, "+ + "not as an ecosystem)", cov.EcosystemsRefused, want) + } + if cov.Complete { + t.Error("Complete is true despite five refusals") + } + if err := cov.AssertNotSilentlyClean(results); err == nil { + t.Error("a run that could evaluate one package out of six reported clean") + } + if !reflect.DeepEqual(cov.SchemesImplemented, SchemeValues()) { + t.Errorf("SchemesImplemented = %v, want %v", cov.SchemesImplemented, SchemeValues()) + } +} + +func TestAdvisorySourceFailureIsNeverClean(t *testing.T) { + m, _ := NewMatcher(failingSource{}) + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{ + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", Version: "1.0"}, + }) + if err == nil { + t.Fatal("a failing advisory source did not produce an error") + } + if len(cov.SourceErrors) != 1 { + t.Errorf("SourceErrors = %d, want 1", len(cov.SourceErrors)) + } + if cov.Complete { + t.Error("Complete is true after a source failure") + } + if err := cov.AssertNotSilentlyClean(results); err == nil { + t.Error("a run whose advisory lookups failed reported clean") + } +} + +type failingSource struct{} + +func (failingSource) AffectedRanges(context.Context, string, string) ([]AffectedRange, error) { + return nil, errors.New("cache is unavailable") +} + +func TestNilAdvisorySourceIsRefused(t *testing.T) { + if _, err := NewMatcher(nil); err == nil { + t.Fatal("NewMatcher(nil) returned a matcher; it would report every package clean") + } +} + +func TestCancelledContextIsAnErrorNotAPartialAnswer(t *testing.T) { + ctx, cancel := context.WithCancel(context.Background()) + cancel() + m, _ := NewMatcher(NewStaticSource(nil)) + results, cov, err := m.Match(ctx, []PackageRecord{ + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", Version: "1.0"}, + }) + if err == nil { + t.Fatal("a cancelled context produced no error") + } + if len(results) != 0 { + t.Error("a cancelled run returned results") + } + if cov.Complete { + t.Error("a cancelled run reported Complete") + } +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// The A.18 findings, each with the guard that would have caught it +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// Every test in this section was written against the PRE-FIX code first and +// observed to FAIL there. A guard that has only ever been green is a guard +// nobody has tested, and each of these covers a defect that was live in a +// package whose whole suite was passing. + +// G7 (A.18 §3.1, blocker). An empty advisory cache over a full inventory of +// well-formed packages is an ABSENCE OF DATA, not a clean host. +// +// RED against the pre-fix code: AssertNotSilentlyClean branched on +// PackagesSubmitted, PackagesEvaluated, SourceErrors and Complete and never +// read PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData — so this returned nil, over Complete=true, +// and the caller had no way to tell "nothing is wrong" from "nothing loaded". +func TestAFullInventoryAgainstAnEmptyAdvisoryCacheIsNotClean(t *testing.T) { + inv := make([]PackageRecord, 0, 400) + for i := 0; i < 400; i++ { + inv = append(inv, PackageRecord{ + Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, + Name: "pkg" + strconv.Itoa(i), Version: "1.0-1", Arch: "amd64", + }) + } + + // An advisory source that is perfectly healthy and simply holds nothing: + // A.5's bootstrap not yet run, or run and produced nothing, or ingestion + // having normalised ecosystems into a vocabulary the `affected` rows do + // not use. No error, no refusal, no malformed input anywhere. + m, err := NewMatcher(NewStaticSource(nil)) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), inv) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + + if len(results) != 0 { + t.Fatalf("an empty advisory source produced %d findings", len(results)) + } + if cov.PackagesEvaluated != 400 || cov.PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData != 400 { + t.Fatalf("evaluated=%d noAdvisoryData=%d, want 400/400 — the fixture is not the shape "+ + "this test is about", cov.PackagesEvaluated, cov.PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData) + } + if cov.RangesConsidered != 0 { + t.Fatalf("RangesConsidered = %d, want 0", cov.RangesConsidered) + } + if len(cov.Refusals) != 0 || len(cov.SourceErrors) != 0 { + t.Fatalf("the fixture must be clean of refusals and source errors, or this test passes "+ + "for the wrong reason: refusals=%d sourceErrors=%d", len(cov.Refusals), len(cov.SourceErrors)) + } + if cov.Complete { + t.Error("Complete is true over a run that consulted no advisory range at all; " + + "Complete's own doc says it means \"no findings is an answer\"") + } + if err := cov.AssertNotSilentlyClean(results); err == nil { + t.Fatal("400 well-formed packages compared against an EMPTY advisory cache were reported " + + "as a clean host. This is the failure mode this lane most needs to prevent, and it " + + "was sitting inside the guard named for preventing it: \"the tool ran and found " + + "nothing\" and \"the tool had nothing to compare against\" must not be the same output.") + } +} + +// G8 (A.18 §3.2, blocker). An epoch spelled on one side only must never +// produce a silent not-affected. +// +// RED against the pre-fix code: every one of the refusal cases below returned +// zero findings, zero refusals, Complete=true and nil from +// AssertNotSilentlyClean — a patched-looking verdict on a vulnerable host, +// on a shape RHEL produces by default. +func TestAnEpochOnOneSideOnlyIsRefusedAndNeverASilentClean(t *testing.T) { + type tc struct { + name string + rng AffectedRange + installed PackageRecord + // wantFinding and wantRefusal are mutually exclusive by design: the + // whole point is that neither outcome is "silently nothing". + wantFinding bool + wantRefusal bool + } + glibc := func(v string) PackageRecord { + return PackageRecord{Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, + Name: "glibc", Version: v, Arch: "x86_64"} + } + zlib := func(v string) PackageRecord { + return PackageRecord{Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, + Name: "zlib1g", Version: v, Arch: "amd64"} + } + rpmRange := func(introduced, fixed string) AffectedRange { + return AffectedRange{Source: "redhat-csaf", SourceID: "RHSA-x", CVEID: "CVE-2023-4911", + Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Package: "glibc", + Introduced: introduced, Fixed: fixed, DistroBackport: true} + } + debRange := func(introduced, fixed string) AffectedRange { + return AffectedRange{Source: "debian", SourceID: "DSA-x", CVEID: "CVE-2022-37434", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "zlib1g", + Introduced: introduced, Fixed: fixed, DistroBackport: true} + } + + cases := []tc{ + // A.18's probe P5, verbatim. Every RHEL 9 host carries epoch 2 on + // glibc; advisory endpoints routinely omit it. 2 > 0, so the + // installed version sorted ABOVE the fixed endpoint and the range + // did not contain it. + {"rpm: installed spells the epoch, the fixed endpoint does not", + rpmRange("0", "2.34-100.el9"), glibc("2:2.34-60.el9"), false, true}, + + // The control that makes the case above mean something: spell the + // epoch on the UPPER bound and the SAME host is correctly reported + // vulnerable. Without this row the refusal could be hiding a broken + // comparison rather than a spelling disagreement. + // + // Note the lower bound is the real-world sentinel "0", NOT "0:0" — + // see the next block of rows for why that distinction is the whole + // reason this rule is directional. + {"rpm: the epoch spelled on the upper bound finds the vulnerability", + rpmRange("0", "2:2.34-100.el9"), glibc("2:2.34-60.el9"), true, false}, + + {"deb: installed spells the epoch, the fixed endpoint does not", + debRange("0", "1.2.13"), zlib("1:1.2.11.dfsg-2"), false, true}, + {"deb: the epoch spelled on the upper bound finds the vulnerability", + debRange("0", "1:1.2.13"), zlib("1:1.2.11.dfsg-2"), true, false}, + + // The OTHER dangerous direction, at the LOWER bound. `rpm -q --qf + // '%{VERSION}-%{RELEASE}'` omits the epoch entirely, so a collector + // CAN report an epoch-bearing package without its epoch — and + // against an epoch-bearing lower bound that host then sorts below + // the range and is reported not-affected. + {"rpm: the introduced endpoint spells an epoch the installed version does not", + rpmRange("2:0", "2:2.34-100.el9"), glibc("2.34-60.el9"), false, true}, + + // ===== THE ROWS THAT KEEP THIS RULE FROM BECOMING ITS OWN ===== + // ===== FALSE-NEGATIVE GENERATOR ===== + // + // `Introduced: "0"` is the universal "from the beginning" sentinel + // in OSV, CSAF and every feed built on them. An epoch-bearing + // installed version sorts ABOVE it, which keeps the host INSIDE the + // range — the safe direction — so this must produce the finding and + // not a refusal. A first draft of checkEpochAgreement refused it and + // swallowed exactly the CVE-2023-4911 glibc finding the rule was + // written to catch: a guard against silent clearance, quietly + // producing silent clearances one coverage line at a time. + {"the \"0\" introduced sentinel against an epoch-bearing host still finds it", + rpmRange("0", "2:2.34-100.el9"), glibc("2:2.34-60.el9"), true, false}, + + // The upper-bound mirror. If the installed epoch really is 0 and the + // fix lands at epoch 2, the host IS affected until it takes the + // epoch-2 build, so a finding is the right answer here rather than a + // tolerated wrong one. + {"an endpoint epoch above an epoch-free host reports affected, not refused", + rpmRange("0", "2:2.34-100.el9"), glibc("2.34-60.el9"), true, false}, + + // And `0:` against an absence spells the SAME number, so the + // asymmetry cannot change the answer either way. + {"an explicit zero epoch against an absent one is not a disagreement", + rpmRange("0:0", "0:2.34-100.el9"), glibc("2.34-60.el9"), true, false}, + } + + for _, c := range cases { + t.Run(c.name, func(t *testing.T) { + m, err := NewMatcher(NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{c.rng})) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{c.installed}) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + + if c.wantFinding { + if len(results) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("want 1 finding, got %d: %+v", len(results), results) + } + if len(cov.Refusals) != 0 { + t.Errorf("a decidable comparison produced refusals: %+v", cov.Refusals) + } + return + } + + if len(results) != 0 { + t.Fatalf("want no finding, got %+v", results) + } + if !c.wantRefusal { + return + } + if len(cov.Refusals) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("want exactly 1 refusal, got %d: %+v", len(cov.Refusals), cov.Refusals) + } + if got := cov.Refusals[0].Reason; got != RefusalEpochPresenceMismatch { + t.Errorf("refusal reason = %q, want %q", got, RefusalEpochPresenceMismatch) + } + if cov.RangesRefused != 1 { + t.Errorf("RangesRefused = %d, want 1", cov.RangesRefused) + } + if cov.Complete { + t.Error("Complete is true with an epoch disagreement outstanding") + } + if err := cov.AssertNotSilentlyClean(results); err == nil { + t.Fatal("a vulnerable host whose installed epoch is spelled on only one side of " + + "the comparison was reported CLEAN, with no refusal to look at. That is a " + + "false negative on the commonest shape in the RPM world.") + } + }) + } +} + +// The epoch rule is a RANGE rule, not an ordering rule, and this pins the +// distinction so that a later reader does not "simplify" one into the other. +// Compare must still order an epoch-bearing version against an epoch-free one +// exactly as dpkg and rpm do, because that is what those tools do and the +// published vectors say so. +func TestTheEpochRefusalDoesNotChangeTheOrdering(t *testing.T) { + for _, c := range []struct { + scheme Scheme + a, b string + want int + }{ + {SchemeDebian, "0:1.0", "1.0", 0}, + {SchemeDebian, "1:0.1", "2.0", 1}, + {SchemeRPM, "0:1.0-1", "1.0-1", 0}, + {SchemeRPM, "2:2.34-60.el9", "2.34-100.el9", 1}, + } { + got, err := Compare(c.scheme, c.a, c.b) + if err != nil { + t.Errorf("Compare(%s,%q,%q) refused: %v — the ORDERING is dpkg's and rpm's own and "+ + "must not have been changed by the range-level epoch rule", c.scheme, c.a, c.b, err) + continue + } + if got != c.want { + t.Errorf("Compare(%s,%q,%q) = %d, want %d", c.scheme, c.a, c.b, got, c.want) + } + } +} + +// recordingSource wraps an AdvisorySource and records the exact +// (ecosystem, package) keys it was asked for. It exists for G9: the identity +// layer and the lookup layer must agree about the name, and the only way to +// prove that is to look at the key that actually reached the source. +type recordingSource struct { + inner AdvisorySource + keys []string +} + +func (r *recordingSource) AffectedRanges(ctx context.Context, ecosystem, pkg string) ([]AffectedRange, error) { + r.keys = append(r.keys, ecosystem+"/"+pkg) + return r.inner.AffectedRanges(ctx, ecosystem, pkg) +} + +// G9 (A.18 §3.3, blocker). A name spelling the identity check ACCEPTS must be +// the spelling the advisory lookup uses. +// +// RED against the pre-fix code: identify() accepted a case-differing Name +// under strings.EqualFold, citing purl's lowercase canonical form, and then +// kept the REPORTED spelling — which Match hands to AffectedRanges verbatim. +// The check passed and the lookup missed, landing the package in +// PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData, which (see G7) was wired to nothing. +// +// WHAT THIS TEST DOES NOT COVER, WRITTEN HERE SO IT IS NOT COUNTED AS +// COVERING IT. It varies the REPORTED name across three spellings of ONE +// package and holds the purl fixed, so every case it runs is a case where the +// two names ARE the same name. It exercises the fold and never the +// disagreement, and it cannot detect a purl that names a DIFFERENT package +// being adopted. That axis is G13, +// TestAPurlNamingADifferentPackageIsAConflict, which fixes the reported name +// and varies the purl's. +func TestTheAcceptedNameSpellingIsTheNameLookedUp(t *testing.T) { + advisory := AffectedRange{ + Source: "debian", SourceID: "DSA-1", CVEID: "CVE-2022-2068", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "3.0.4", + } + + for _, name := range []string{"openssl", "OpenSSL", "OPENSSL"} { + t.Run("Name="+name, func(t *testing.T) { + src := &recordingSource{inner: NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{advisory})} + m, err := NewMatcher(src) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{{ + Collector: CollectorRepoSCA, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: name, + Version: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u4", Purl: "pkg:deb/debian/openssl@1.1.1n-0+deb11u4", + ManifestRelPath: "Dockerfile", + }}) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + + want := EcosystemDeb + "/openssl" + if len(src.keys) != 1 || src.keys[0] != want { + t.Fatalf("the advisory source was asked for %v, want [%q]. The identity check "+ + "declared this spelling the same package as the purl's; the lookup must use "+ + "the same string it accepted.", src.keys, want) + } + if len(results) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("want 1 finding, got %d (noAdvisoryData=%d)", + len(results), cov.PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData) + } + if results[0].Package != "openssl" { + t.Errorf("finding carries package %q; the purl's lowercase canonical name is the "+ + "one that must survive", results[0].Package) + } + if cov.PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData != 0 { + t.Errorf("PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData = %d; the lookup missed", cov.PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData) + } + }) + } + + // And the reason the fold is explicit ASCII rather than + // strings.EqualFold. U+017F LATIN SMALL LETTER LONG S folds to 's' under + // Unicode simple case folding, so `opensſl` walked past the identity + // guard and became a lookup key matching nothing. Package-name strings + // come from outside Anvil; the guard has to enforce a canonical form, + // not match a spelling. + for _, hostile := range []string{"opensſl", "opensslK", "opensſL"} { + _, err := identify(PackageRecord{ + Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: hostile, + Version: "1.0", Purl: "pkg:deb/debian/openssl@1.0", + }) + r, ok := err.(*Refusal) + if !ok || r.Reason != RefusalIdentityConflict { + t.Errorf("identify accepted the name %q against purl name \"openssl\" (%v); "+ + "Unicode simple case folding is not the purl specification's ASCII "+ + "lowercase canonical form", hostile, err) + } + } + + // asciiFoldEqual itself, directly, so the guard above cannot pass because + // something else refused first. + if asciiFoldEqual("opensſl", "openssl") { + t.Error("asciiFoldEqual folded a non-ASCII rune onto an ASCII letter") + } + if !asciiFoldEqual("OpenSSL", "openssl") { + t.Error("asciiFoldEqual rejected a pure ASCII case difference") + } +} + +// G13. A purl naming a DIFFERENT PACKAGE than the record is a conflict, not a +// spelling. +// +// =========================================================================== +// THE AXIS G9 NEVER MOVED +// =========================================================================== +// +// G9 above varies the REPORTED name across three spellings of ONE package and +// holds the purl fixed. Every case it runs is a case where the two names ARE +// the same name, so it exercises the fold and never the disagreement — and a +// guard that only ever sees agreement cannot be counted as covering +// disagreement. The fix for G9 was "when a purl is present, its name is the +// one that survives", and taken alone that sentence licenses adopting a purl +// name that is not the record's name at all: a record for `curl` next to +// `pkg:deb/debian/openssl` would be looked up as `openssl`, `curl`'s own +// advisories would never be consulted, and the host would be reported clean +// for a package nothing ever checked. +// +// This test moves the axis: the reported name is FIXED and the PURL name +// varies. The rule it pins is the one already applied to the ecosystem +// (rule 3's first half) and to the version (rule 6): a purl that DISAGREES +// with the record is RefusalIdentityConflict, and only a CASE difference is a +// spelling of the same name and may be canonicalised. +// +// RED CHECK: with identify()'s name comparison removed — the shape "take the +// purl name unconditionally" — the `curl`/`openssl` row below produces zero +// findings, zero refusals, Complete=true and nil from AssertNotSilentlyClean, +// while the advisory source is asked for `openssl` and never for `curl`. +func TestAPurlNamingADifferentPackageIsAConflict(t *testing.T) { + // An advisory that WOULD match the reported package, so the silent-clean + // version of this bug is visible as a missing finding rather than as an + // absence of data. + curlAdvisory := AffectedRange{ + Source: "debian", SourceID: "DSA-9", CVEID: "CVE-2023-38545", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "curl", Introduced: "0", Fixed: "7.88.1-10+deb12u5", + } + opensslAdvisory := AffectedRange{ + Source: "debian", SourceID: "DSA-1", CVEID: "CVE-2022-2068", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", Introduced: "0", Fixed: "3.0.4", + } + + for _, c := range []struct { + name string + purlName string + wantRefusal bool + }{ + // The disagreement. This is the whole point of the test. + {"a different package entirely", "openssl", true}, + // A near miss, which is how this arrives in practice: a source + // package name next to a binary package name. + {"a related but different name", "curl-dev", true}, + {"a prefix of the reported name", "cur", true}, + {"the reported name with a suffix", "curl3", true}, + // Case folding is a SPELLING of the same name and stays accepted, + // so the rule above cannot be satisfied by refusing everything. + {"the same name, upper case", "CURL", false}, + {"the same name, mixed case", "cUrL", false}, + {"the same name", "curl", false}, + } { + t.Run(c.name, func(t *testing.T) { + src := &recordingSource{inner: NewStaticSource( + []AffectedRange{curlAdvisory, opensslAdvisory})} + m, err := NewMatcher(src) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{{ + Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, + Name: "curl", + Purl: "pkg:deb/debian/" + c.purlName + "@7.88.1-10+deb12u4", + Version: "7.88.1-10+deb12u4", Arch: "amd64", + }}) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + + if c.wantRefusal { + if len(cov.Refusals) != 1 || cov.Refusals[0].Reason != RefusalIdentityConflict { + t.Fatalf("purl name %q against reported name \"curl\" produced refusals %+v; "+ + "want exactly one RefusalIdentityConflict. Two identity sources naming "+ + "DIFFERENT PACKAGES is the situation in which adopting either one "+ + "attaches the answer to the wrong package.", c.purlName, cov.Refusals) + } + if cov.PackagesUnidentifiable != 1 { + t.Errorf("PackagesUnidentifiable = %d, want 1", cov.PackagesUnidentifiable) + } + if len(src.keys) != 0 { + t.Errorf("the advisory source was consulted with %v for a record whose two "+ + "identity sources name different packages; nothing may be looked up "+ + "under a name that lost an unresolved conflict", src.keys) + } + if len(results) != 0 { + t.Errorf("a refused identity produced findings: %+v", results) + } + if cov.Complete { + t.Error("Complete is true with an identity conflict outstanding") + } + if err := cov.AssertNotSilentlyClean(results); err == nil { + t.Fatal("a record whose purl names a different package than the record was " + + "reported CLEAN. The package the record actually names was never " + + "looked up, so this is an unexamined host, not a patched one.") + } + return + } + + // The fold cases: accepted, canonicalised to the purl's lower + // case name, and looked up under it. + if len(cov.Refusals) != 0 { + t.Fatalf("a pure case difference was refused: %+v", cov.Refusals) + } + want := EcosystemDeb + "/curl" + if len(src.keys) != 1 || src.keys[0] != want { + t.Fatalf("the advisory source was asked for %v, want [%q]", src.keys, want) + } + if len(results) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("want the curl finding, got %d: %+v", len(results), results) + } + if results[0].Package != "curl" { + t.Errorf("finding carries package %q, want \"curl\"", results[0].Package) + } + }) + } +} + +// G14 (M1). A range endpoint dpkg itself rejects must be REFUSED, not +// repaired into something comparable. +// +// =========================================================================== +// WHY THIS IS A SILENT CLEAN AND NOT A COSMETIC PARSE QUESTION +// =========================================================================== +// +// dpkg_compare.go's header claimed "parseDebian rejects rather than repairs". +// It repaired one thing: a trailing '-' was taken as a revision split +// producing an EMPTY revision, and debVerrevcmp compares an empty revision +// equal to an absent one — so `1.0-` was silently `1.0`. Dpkg_Version.t line +// 112 states the string is invalid, and dpkgValidity in +// corpus_transcribed_test.go now transcribes that assertion. +// +// The cost lands on the RANGE, not on the ordering. AffectedRange.validate +// checks endpoints with ValidVersion, which is parseDebian, so an endpoint +// nobody could have produced was accepted and then DECIDED the predicate by +// comparing as something. A truncated `Fixed` endpoint reads as a LOWER upper +// bound than the advisory meant, every installed version above it falls +// outside the range, and the host is reported clean with no finding, no +// refusal and Complete=true. +// +// RED CHECK: with the empty-revision refusal removed from parseDebian, the +// "endpoint dpkg rejects" row below produces findings=0, refusals=0, +// Complete=true and nil from AssertNotSilentlyClean. +func TestARangeEndpointDpkgRejectsIsRefusedNotRepaired(t *testing.T) { + // The host is genuinely vulnerable: 1.0-1 is below the real fix, 1.0-2. + installed := PackageRecord{Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, + Name: "zlib1g", Version: "1.0-1", Arch: "amd64"} + + rangeWith := func(fixed string) AffectedRange { + return AffectedRange{ + Source: "debian", SourceID: "DSA-77", CVEID: "CVE-2024-0001", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "zlib1g", Introduced: "0", Fixed: fixed, + } + } + + // The control FIRST, so the fixture is known to be vulnerable and the + // refusal below cannot be passing vacuously. + t.Run("control: a well-formed endpoint finds the vulnerability", func(t *testing.T) { + m, _ := NewMatcher(NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{rangeWith("1.0-2")})) + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{installed}) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if len(results) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("the fixture is not vulnerable, so the refusal case proves nothing: "+ + "got %d findings", len(results)) + } + if !cov.Complete { + t.Errorf("a well-formed range did not produce a complete run: %+v", cov.Refusals) + } + }) + + for _, endpoint := range []struct { + v string + what string + }{ + {"1.0-", "an empty revision (Dpkg_Version.t line 112: \"empty revision is invalid\")"}, + {"1.0-2-", "an empty revision after a real one"}, + {":1.0", "an empty epoch (Dpkg_Version.t line 108)"}, + {"-0", "an empty upstream version (Dpkg_Version.t line 100)"}, + {"foo5.2", "an upstream version that does not start with a digit (line 121)"}, + {"5.2@3-2", "an illegal character (line 119)"}, + {"10a:5.2", "a non-numeric epoch (line 114)"}, + } { + t.Run("endpoint dpkg rejects: "+endpoint.v, func(t *testing.T) { + m, _ := NewMatcher(NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{rangeWith(endpoint.v)})) + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{installed}) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + + if len(cov.Refusals) != 1 || cov.Refusals[0].Reason != RefusalMalformedVersion { + t.Fatalf("endpoint %q (%s) produced refusals %+v; want exactly one "+ + "RefusalMalformedVersion. An endpoint the tool this comparator ports "+ + "would reject must not be repaired into something comparable.", + endpoint.v, endpoint.what, cov.Refusals) + } + if cov.RangesRefused != 1 { + t.Errorf("RangesRefused = %d, want 1", cov.RangesRefused) + } + if len(results) != 0 { + t.Errorf("a refused range produced findings: %+v", results) + } + if cov.Complete { + t.Error("Complete is true with a refused range outstanding") + } + if err := cov.AssertNotSilentlyClean(results); err == nil { + t.Fatalf("endpoint %q decided a range and cleared a VULNERABLE host with no "+ + "refusal to look at. The control above proves this host is inside the "+ + "advisory's real range.", endpoint.v) + } + }) + } + + // The same string as an INSTALLED version, so the strictness is the same + // on both sides of the comparison rather than being an endpoint-only + // rule bolted on. + _, err := identify(PackageRecord{Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, + Name: "zlib1g", Version: "1.0-"}) + r, ok := err.(*Refusal) + if !ok || r.Reason != RefusalMalformedVersion { + t.Errorf("identify accepted the installed version \"1.0-\" (%v); endpoints and "+ + "installed versions are validated by the same parser and must be validated to "+ + "the same strictness", err) + } +} + +// G16. A vendor range that cannot participate in the precedence must be +// REPORTED, including when it is also refused. +// +// UngroupedVendorAdvisories exists to make "the vendor defence could not fire" +// visible. It was recorded only AFTER the range passed validate(), so a vendor +// row that both lacked its CVE alias and failed to parse — the case where the +// defence most emphatically could not fire — was the one case the list left +// out. A report that omits the case it was built for is the same defect as a +// guard that skips. +// +// M1's fix makes this reachable more often, not less: endpoints are now held +// to dpkg's own strictness, so more vendor rows land in the refused branch. +// +// RED CHECK: with the recording left below the validate() early return, +// UngroupedVendorAdvisories is empty for the refused row here. +func TestAnUngroupableVendorRangeIsReportedEvenWhenItIsAlsoRefused(t *testing.T) { + upstream := AffectedRange{ + Source: "ghsa", SourceID: "GHSA-2", CVEID: "CVE-2022-2068", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", Introduced: "0", Fixed: "3.0.4", + } + installed := PackageRecord{Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, + Name: "openssl", Version: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u4", Arch: "amd64"} + + for _, c := range []struct { + name string + fixed string + }{ + {"the vendor row parses", "1.1.1n-0+deb11u3"}, + // An endpoint dpkg rejects, which M1 now refuses. + {"the vendor row is also refused", "1.1.1n-0+deb11u3-"}, + } { + t.Run(c.name, func(t *testing.T) { + src := NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{ + {Source: "debian", SourceID: "DSA-5169-1", CVEID: "", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", Introduced: "0", + Fixed: c.fixed, DistroBackport: true}, + upstream, + }) + m, _ := NewMatcher(src) + _, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{installed}) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if len(cov.UngroupedVendorAdvisories) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("UngroupedVendorAdvisories = %+v, want the one vendor row that carries "+ + "no CVE alias. This list is the only place \"the vendor defence could not "+ + "fire\" is visible, and a vendor row that is ALSO refused is the strongest "+ + "instance of it, not an exception to it.", cov.UngroupedVendorAdvisories) + } + u := cov.UngroupedVendorAdvisories[0] + if u.Source != "debian" || u.SourceID != "DSA-5169-1" || u.Package != "openssl" { + t.Errorf("the report does not name the vendor row it could not group: %+v", u) + } + if len(cov.Defences) != 0 { + t.Errorf("a defence fired between two rows that share no identifier: %+v", cov.Defences) + } + }) + } +} + +// AssertNotSilentlyClean's doc used to promise more than the function +// establishes. This test is the doc: every sentence the doc now makes is +// asserted here, INCLUDING the negative ones, because a limit that is only +// written down is a limit nobody has checked. +// +// The project rule is that a claim which cannot be demonstrated is deleted +// rather than qualified — so the sentences that could not be demonstrated +// ("the single flag a caller may read", "the sufficient answer to whether a +// zero-finding run is clean") are gone from the doc, and what is left is what +// runs below. +func TestAssertNotSilentlyCleanEstablishesExactlyWhatItsDocClaims(t *testing.T) { + // (1) It refuses every shape in which NOTHING WAS COMPARED. This is the + // proposition the function does establish. + for _, c := range []struct { + name string + cov CoverageReport + }{ + {"nothing submitted", CoverageReport{}}, + {"nothing evaluated", CoverageReport{PackagesSubmitted: 5}}, + {"every evaluated package had an empty advisory set", CoverageReport{ + PackagesSubmitted: 400, PackagesEvaluated: 400, + PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData: 400, Complete: true}}, + {"no range consulted", CoverageReport{ + PackagesSubmitted: 400, PackagesEvaluated: 400, Complete: true}}, + {"a source lookup failed", CoverageReport{ + PackagesSubmitted: 5, PackagesEvaluated: 5, RangesConsidered: 5, + SourceErrors: []SourceError{{Package: "x", Err: "cache unavailable"}}}}, + {"refusals outstanding", CoverageReport{ + PackagesSubmitted: 5, PackagesEvaluated: 5, RangesConsidered: 5, + RangesRefused: 1, Complete: false}}, + } { + if err := c.cov.AssertNotSilentlyClean(nil); err == nil { + t.Errorf("%s: accepted as a clean result", c.name) + } + } + + // (2) THE LIMIT THE DOC NOW STATES, ASSERTED SO IT CANNOT BE FORGOTTEN. + // PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData is checked ALL-OR-NOTHING. A run in which + // 399 of 400 packages had no advisory rows passes, because that is the + // normal shape of a healthy scan against a real database and a fractional + // threshold would refuse every real run. The consequence is that this + // function CANNOT tell a caller that any PARTICULAR package was covered. + partial := CoverageReport{PackagesSubmitted: 400, PackagesEvaluated: 400, + PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData: 399, RangesConsidered: 3, Complete: true} + if err := partial.AssertNotSilentlyClean(nil); err != nil { + t.Errorf("a run with 399/400 packages uncovered was refused (%v); the doc says this "+ + "check is all-or-nothing and that a fractional threshold would be dismissed", err) + } + + // (3) THE OTHER LIMIT: findings short-circuit everything. A run that + // produced findings returns nil even when it is incomplete, because the + // question this function answers is "may zero findings be read as + // clean", and a run with findings is not a zero-finding run. It is NOT + // a completeness check; Complete is. + incompleteWithFindings := CoverageReport{PackagesSubmitted: 5000, PackagesEvaluated: 1, + RangesConsidered: 1, RangesRefused: 4999, Complete: false} + if err := incompleteWithFindings.AssertNotSilentlyClean( + []MatchResult{{Package: "openssl"}}); err != nil { + t.Errorf("a run WITH findings was refused (%v); the doc states the short-circuit "+ + "explicitly and a caller reading this as a completeness check is reading a "+ + "different function", err) + } + if incompleteWithFindings.Complete { + t.Error("the report that models the short-circuit is not actually incomplete, so the " + + "assertion above proves nothing") + } +} + +// G10 (A.18 §4.1, major). A refused range must not decide anything, IN EITHER +// DIRECTION — and the direction that matters is by absence. +// +// RED against the pre-fix code: a refused range was skipped and the rest of +// its group decided without it, so malforming the VENDOR endpoint of the +// backport fixture re-armed the exact false positive the vendor-first policy +// exists to defeat, on a host carrying the backported fix. +func TestARefusedVendorRangeDoesNotHandItsGroupToUpstream(t *testing.T) { + upstream := AffectedRange{ + Source: "ghsa", SourceID: "GHSA-1", CVEID: "CVE-2022-2068", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", Introduced: "0", Fixed: "3.0.4", + } + vendor := func(fixed string) AffectedRange { + return AffectedRange{ + Source: "debian", SourceID: "DSA-5169-1", CVEID: "CVE-2022-2068", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", Introduced: "0", + Fixed: fixed, DistroBackport: true, + } + } + // A host carrying the backported fix: deb11u4 is above the vendor's + // deb11u3 and below upstream's 3.0.4. + installed := PackageRecord{Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, + Name: "openssl", Version: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u4", Arch: "amd64"} + + run := func(t *testing.T, ranges []AffectedRange) ([]MatchResult, CoverageReport) { + t.Helper() + m, err := NewMatcher(NewStaticSource(ranges)) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{installed}) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + return results, cov + } + + // Vacuity control 1: with NO vendor range the upstream range matches. + // Without this the test below could pass because nothing matches at all. + if results, _ := run(t, []AffectedRange{upstream}); len(results) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("the upstream range does not match this host, so the rest of this test proves "+ + "nothing: %+v", results) + } + // Vacuity control 2: with a WELL-FORMED vendor range the defence fires. + if results, cov := run(t, []AffectedRange{upstream, vendor("1.1.1n-0+deb11u3")}); len(results) != 0 || len(cov.Defences) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("the well-formed fixture does not defend: findings=%d defences=%d", + len(results), len(cov.Defences)) + } + + // The case itself: the vendor endpoint carries a leading 'v', which is + // not a Debian version. The range is refused. + results, cov := run(t, []AffectedRange{upstream, vendor("v1.1.1n-0+deb11u3")}) + + if len(results) != 0 { + t.Fatalf("a REFUSED vendor range let the upstream range decide its group alone, and the "+ + "result is the backported-fix false positive this lane exists to defeat: %+v\n"+ + "An unparseable range must not be able to decide anything, in either direction — "+ + "and deciding by ABSENCE is the direction that costs the tool its audience.", results) + } + if len(cov.Refusals) != 1 || cov.Refusals[0].Reason != RefusalMalformedVersion { + t.Fatalf("want one malformed-version refusal naming the vendor row, got %+v", cov.Refusals) + } + if cov.Refusals[0].SourceID != "DSA-5169-1" { + t.Errorf("the refusal does not name the advisory it blocked: %+v", cov.Refusals[0]) + } + if len(cov.Defences) != 0 { + t.Errorf("a blocked group recorded a defence; it decided nothing, so it must claim "+ + "nothing: %+v", cov.Defences) + } + if cov.Complete { + t.Error("Complete is true with a blocked advisory group") + } + if err := cov.AssertNotSilentlyClean(results); err == nil { + t.Error("a run whose only advisory group was undecided reported clean") + } +} + +// G11 (A.18 §4.3, major). Two feeds carrying the same CVE must not have the +// remediation target chosen for them by alphabetical order of source name. +// +// RED against the pre-fix code: the survivor was the first containing range in +// sortKey() order, and sortKey begins with Source. `cvelistv5` < `ghsa`, so the +// coarse upstream range won and MatchResult.FixedVersion — the version a +// coding agent is dispatched to bump to — became a version the Debian archive +// does not carry. +func TestTheRemediationTargetIsTheTightestBoundNotTheFirstSourceName(t *testing.T) { + // The premise, asserted rather than assumed: the old rule and the new + // rule disagree on this fixture, which is what makes it a test. + if !("cvelistv5" < "ghsa") { + t.Fatal("this fixture assumes \"cvelistv5\" sorts before \"ghsa\"") + } + + tight := AffectedRange{ + Source: "ghsa", SourceID: "GHSA-1", CVEID: "CVE-2022-2068", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u5", + } + coarse := AffectedRange{ + Source: "cvelistv5", SourceID: "CVE-2022-2068", CVEID: "CVE-2022-2068", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "9.9.9", + } + // A repository dependency, so FixedVersion is the bump target and + // RemediableByAgent is live. + installed := PackageRecord{Collector: CollectorRepoSCA, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, + Name: "openssl", Version: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u4", ManifestRelPath: "images/Dockerfile"} + + m, err := NewMatcher(NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{coarse, tight})) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + results, _, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{installed}) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if len(results) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("want exactly one finding per advisory group, got %d: %+v", len(results), results) + } + if results[0].FixedVersion != "1.1.1n-0+deb11u5" { + t.Errorf("FixedVersion = %q, want %q. The alphabetically-first SOURCE NAME must not pick "+ + "the version a coding agent is sent to install; the tightest upper bound in the group "+ + "does, and the reason is written down in chooseRemediationTarget.", + results[0].FixedVersion, "1.1.1n-0+deb11u5") + } + if results[0].Source != "ghsa" { + t.Errorf("the finding is attributed to %q", results[0].Source) + } + if !results[0].RemediableByAgent { + t.Error("a repo finding with a fixed version is not remediable") + } + + // Second rule: a range that NAMES a fixed version beats one that does + // not, because the alternative throws away the only actionable field on + // the finding. `aaa` sorts first and names no fix. + noFix := AffectedRange{ + Source: "aaa-feed", SourceID: "A-1", CVEID: "CVE-2022-2068", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", + Introduced: "0", LastAffected: "2.0", + } + m2, _ := NewMatcher(NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{noFix, tight})) + results2, _, err := m2.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{installed}) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if len(results2) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("want 1 finding, got %d", len(results2)) + } + if results2[0].FixedVersion != "1.1.1n-0+deb11u5" { + t.Errorf("a range naming no fixed version won the group over one that does: %+v", results2[0]) + } +} + +// G12 (A.18 §4.4, major). A purl version that disagrees with the version +// column is an identity conflict, like the other two disagreements. +// +// RED against the pre-fix code: the purl's version was parsed and dropped on +// the floor, so a stale purl beside a fresh version column — what a re-scanned +// SBOM looks like — produced a false positive in one direction and a silent +// clean in the other. +func TestAPurlVersionThatDisagreesWithTheVersionColumnIsAConflict(t *testing.T) { + for _, c := range []struct { + name string + rec PackageRecord + }{ + {"purl is patched, the version column is vulnerable", PackageRecord{ + Collector: CollectorRepoSCA, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", + Version: "1.0.0-1", Purl: "pkg:deb/debian/openssl@3.0.11-1", + ManifestRelPath: "Dockerfile", + }}, + {"purl is vulnerable, the version column is patched", PackageRecord{ + Collector: CollectorRepoSCA, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", + Version: "3.0.11-1", Purl: "pkg:deb/debian/openssl@1.0.0-1", + ManifestRelPath: "Dockerfile", + }}, + } { + t.Run(c.name, func(t *testing.T) { + _, err := identify(c.rec) + r, ok := err.(*Refusal) + if !ok || r.Reason != RefusalIdentityConflict { + t.Fatalf("identify took the version column's word for it: %v. Two identity "+ + "sources disagree about the one string this whole lane compares.", err) + } + + // And through Match, where the consequence lives. + m, _ := NewMatcher(NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{{ + Source: "ghsa", SourceID: "GHSA-q", CVEID: "CVE-9999-1", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2.0", + }})) + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{c.rec}) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if len(results) != 0 { + t.Errorf("a record whose two identity sources disagree produced a finding: %+v", results) + } + if cov.PackagesUnidentifiable != 1 { + t.Errorf("PackagesUnidentifiable = %d, want 1", cov.PackagesUnidentifiable) + } + if err := cov.AssertNotSilentlyClean(results); err == nil { + t.Error("a run that could identify nothing reported clean") + } + }) + } + + // A purl carrying NO version is not a disagreement — it is a purl with no + // version, which is the common shape and must keep working. + if _, err := identify(PackageRecord{ + Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", + Version: "1.0", Purl: "pkg:deb/debian/openssl", + }); err != nil { + t.Errorf("a version-free purl was treated as a conflict: %v", err) + } + // And an agreeing purl version, including one that had to be + // percent-decoded to agree. + if _, err := identify(PackageRecord{ + Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "libxml2", + Version: "2.9.10+dfsg-6.7+deb11u4", + Purl: "pkg:deb/debian/libxml2@2.9.10%2Bdfsg-6.7%2Bdeb11u4", + }); err != nil { + t.Errorf("an agreeing purl version was refused: %v", err) + } +} + +// A.18 §4.2, major. The vendor-first defence needs the CVE alias on BOTH rows. +// This package cannot supply the alias — internal/ingest/cache owns that +// column, and grouping a vendor row with an upstream row that shares no +// identifier would be guessing they are about the same flaw. What it can do is +// stop the dependence being invisible. +func TestAVendorRangeWithNoCVEAliasIsReportedAsUngroupable(t *testing.T) { + src := NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{ + // The vendor row, WITHOUT the alias. Debian DSA rows commonly + // enumerate several CVEs rather than carrying one. + {Source: "debian", SourceID: "DSA-5169-1", CVEID: "", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", Introduced: "0", + Fixed: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u3", DistroBackport: true}, + {Source: "ghsa", SourceID: "GHSA-2", CVEID: "CVE-2022-2068", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", Introduced: "0", Fixed: "3.0.4"}, + }) + m, _ := NewMatcher(src) + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{ + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", + Version: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u4", Arch: "amd64"}, + }) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + + // The gap is REAL and this test does not pretend otherwise: the two rows + // are in different precedence groups, so the upstream range decides its + // own group and the false positive stands. Asserting it here is how the + // gap stays visible to whoever reads this file next. + if len(results) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("want the (known, reported) upstream finding, got %d: %+v", len(results), results) + } + if len(cov.Defences) != 0 { + t.Errorf("a defence fired between two rows that share no identifier: %+v", cov.Defences) + } + if len(cov.UngroupedVendorAdvisories) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("UngroupedVendorAdvisories = %d, want 1. A vendor range that cannot participate "+ + "in the precedence must be reported, or \"the defence did not fire\" is "+ + "indistinguishable from \"there was nothing to defend against\".", + len(cov.UngroupedVendorAdvisories)) + } + u := cov.UngroupedVendorAdvisories[0] + if u.Source != "debian" || u.SourceID != "DSA-5169-1" || u.Package != "openssl" { + t.Errorf("the report does not name the vendor row it could not group: %+v", u) + } + + // The control: give the vendor row its alias and the defence fires. + src2 := NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{ + {Source: "debian", SourceID: "DSA-5169-1", CVEID: "CVE-2022-2068", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", Introduced: "0", + Fixed: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u3", DistroBackport: true}, + {Source: "ghsa", SourceID: "GHSA-2", CVEID: "CVE-2022-2068", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", Introduced: "0", Fixed: "3.0.4"}, + }) + m2, _ := NewMatcher(src2) + results2, cov2, err := m2.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{ + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", + Version: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u4", Arch: "amd64"}, + }) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if len(results2) != 0 || len(cov2.Defences) != 1 { + t.Errorf("with the alias present the defence must fire: findings=%d defences=%d", + len(results2), len(cov2.Defences)) + } + if len(cov2.UngroupedVendorAdvisories) != 0 { + t.Errorf("a vendor row carrying its alias was reported as ungroupable: %+v", + cov2.UngroupedVendorAdvisories) + } +} + +// A.18 §5.1, minor. UpstreamOnlyAdvisories is the packet-scoped residue an +// operator reviews. A range that decided NOT AFFECTED decided the advisory +// just as much as one that matched, and listing only the half that produced +// findings gives them half a picture. +func TestTheUpstreamOnlyResidueIncludesAdvisoriesDecidedNotAffected(t *testing.T) { + src := NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{ + // Vendor coverage for one CVE — this is what makes the package + // "vendor-covered" at all. + {Source: "redhat-csaf", SourceID: "RHSA-1", CVEID: "CVE-2023-32681", + Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Package: "python3-requests", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2.25.1-3.el9", DistroBackport: true}, + // An upstream advisory that DOES match. + {Source: "ghsa", SourceID: "GHSA-hit", CVEID: "CVE-2024-35195", + Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Package: "python3-requests", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2.32.0"}, + // An upstream advisory that decides NOT AFFECTED. Pre-fix this row + // was absent from the residue entirely. + {Source: "ghsa", SourceID: "GHSA-miss", CVEID: "CVE-2021-00000", + Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Package: "python3-requests", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2.0.0"}, + }) + m, _ := NewMatcher(src) + _, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{ + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, + Name: "python3-requests", Version: "2.25.1-3.el9", Arch: "noarch"}, + }) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + seen := map[string]bool{} + for _, u := range cov.UpstreamOnlyAdvisories { + seen[u.SourceID] = true + } + if !seen["GHSA-hit"] { + t.Error("the residue omits the upstream advisory that produced a finding") + } + if !seen["GHSA-miss"] { + t.Error("the residue omits an upstream advisory that decided NOT AFFECTED for a " + + "vendor-covered package; a non-match is a decision, and the doc says the list is " + + "every advisory decided by an upstream range") + } + if len(cov.UpstreamOnlyAdvisories) != 2 { + t.Errorf("UpstreamOnlyAdvisories = %d, want 2: %+v", + len(cov.UpstreamOnlyAdvisories), cov.UpstreamOnlyAdvisories) + } + // The vendor-decided advisory is NOT residue. + if seen["RHSA-1"] { + t.Error("an advisory decided by a vendor range appears in the upstream-only residue") + } +} + +// A.18 §5.2, minor. With more than one vendor range in a group, the Defence +// must cite the one that actually governed — not vendor[0], which is the +// alphabetically first source for the same reason G11 existed to fix. +func TestADefenceCitesTheVendorRangeThatGoverned(t *testing.T) { + src := NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{ + {Source: "ghsa", SourceID: "GHSA-up", CVEID: "CVE-1", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", Introduced: "0", Fixed: "9.0"}, + {Source: "aaa-vendor", SourceID: "AAA-1", CVEID: "CVE-1", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", Introduced: "0", + Fixed: "1.0", DistroBackport: true}, + {Source: "zzz-vendor", SourceID: "ZZZ-1", CVEID: "CVE-1", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", Introduced: "0", + Fixed: "2.0", DistroBackport: true}, + }) + m, _ := NewMatcher(src) + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{ + // Above both vendor bounds, below the upstream one: the defence + // applies, and the bound this host had to clear was 2.0. + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", Version: "3.0"}, + }) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if len(results) != 0 { + t.Fatalf("want no finding, got %+v", results) + } + if len(cov.Defences) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("Defences = %d, want 1", len(cov.Defences)) + } + if cov.Defences[0].VendorSourceID != "ZZZ-1" { + t.Errorf("the defence cites vendor advisory %q with range %q; the governing bound was "+ + "ZZZ-1's [0, 2.0), which is the one the installed version had to clear. Citing the "+ + "alphabetically first vendor row names a bound that had nothing to do with the outcome.", + cov.Defences[0].VendorSourceID, cov.Defences[0].VendorRange) + } + if cov.Defences[0].VendorRange != "[0, 2.0)" { + t.Errorf("defence VendorRange = %q, want %q", cov.Defences[0].VendorRange, "[0, 2.0)") + } +} + +// A.18 §5.3, minor. A source failure must not throw away the findings already +// computed. Complete is false and AssertNotSilentlyClean refuses, so neither +// the caller nor the report can read the set as exhaustive. +func TestASourceFailureKeepsTheFindingsAlreadyComputed(t *testing.T) { + m, err := NewMatcher(failOnPackage{fail: "zzz-pkg", inner: NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{ + {Source: "debian", SourceID: "DSA-1", CVEID: "CVE-1", Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, + Package: "aaa-pkg", Introduced: "0", Fixed: "9.0"}, + })}) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + // Match sorts the inventory, so aaa-pkg is evaluated before zzz-pkg + // regardless of the order they are submitted in. + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{ + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "zzz-pkg", Version: "1.0"}, + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "aaa-pkg", Version: "1.0"}, + }) + if err == nil { + t.Fatal("the failing source produced no error") + } + if len(results) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("the finding computed before the failure was discarded: got %d results. For a "+ + "5000-package inventory whose cache drops on package 4999, everything found is "+ + "thrown away; the error and Complete=false already tell the caller not to read the "+ + "set as exhaustive.", len(results)) + } + if results[0].Package != "aaa-pkg" { + t.Errorf("unexpected finding %+v", results[0]) + } + if cov.Complete { + t.Error("Complete is true after a source failure") + } + if len(cov.SourceErrors) != 1 { + t.Errorf("SourceErrors = %d, want 1", len(cov.SourceErrors)) + } + if err := cov.AssertNotSilentlyClean(results); err != nil { + t.Logf("AssertNotSilentlyClean: %v", err) + } +} + +type failOnPackage struct { + fail string + inner AdvisorySource +} + +func (f failOnPackage) AffectedRanges(ctx context.Context, ecosystem, pkg string) ([]AffectedRange, error) { + if pkg == f.fail { + return nil, errors.New("cache is unavailable") + } + return f.inner.AffectedRanges(ctx, ecosystem, pkg) +} + +// A.18 §4.5, major. apk refused `1.00` as unknowable while asserting the same +// mechanism as fact for `1.0` == `1`. R8 resolves the contradiction in the +// direction that keeps the file's promise — and this test pins BOTH halves, so +// that the refusal cannot quietly widen into "apk does not work". +func TestAPKRefusesOnlyTheUndecidablePositionsAndStillOrdersTheRest(t *testing.T) { + // Undecidable: an explicit zero against an absence, at the position that + // decides the comparison. + for _, c := range [][2]string{ + {"1.0", "1"}, + {"1", "1.0"}, + {"1.0", "1.0.0"}, + {"1.0.1", "1"}, + {"1.0", "1.0-r0"}, + {"1.0-r0", "1.0"}, + {"1.0_rc", "1.0_rc0"}, + } { + // Both operands are perfectly well-formed. It is the ORDERING that + // is not implemented, and the refusal reason has to say so. + for _, v := range c { + if err := ValidVersion(SchemeAPK, v); err != nil { + t.Fatalf("ValidVersion(apk, %q) refused, so this pair does not test R8: %v", v, err) + } + } + got, err := Compare(SchemeAPK, c[0], c[1]) + if err == nil { + t.Errorf("Compare(apk, %q, %q) = %d. apk_compare.go R7a refuses to model the token "+ + "weight of a zero-run numeric part; this pair is decided by that same weight, "+ + "and the file cannot both refuse it and assert it.", c[0], c[1], got) + continue + } + r, ok := err.(*Refusal) + if !ok { + t.Errorf("Compare(apk, %q, %q) returned %T, want *Refusal", c[0], c[1], err) + continue + } + if r.Reason != RefusalUnmodelledOrdering { + t.Errorf("Compare(apk, %q, %q) refused with %q, want %q — nothing is malformed here; "+ + "the gap is in this package, not in the data, and an operator reading the "+ + "coverage report has to be able to tell those apart", + c[0], c[1], r.Reason, RefusalUnmodelledOrdering) + } + if got != 0 { + t.Errorf("Compare(apk, %q, %q) returned a usable-looking %d alongside its refusal", + c[0], c[1], got) + } + } + + // Still ordered: every neighbour of the pairs above whose decision does + // NOT hang on the unmodelled weight. If this half breaks, R8 has widened + // into a refusal of ordinary Alpine matching. + for _, c := range []struct { + a, b string + want int + }{ + {"1.0", "1.0.1", -1}, // a NON-ZERO extra part decides + {"1.0.1", "1.0", 1}, // + {"1.0", "1.1", -1}, // decided before any absence is reached + {"1.2.4-r2", "1.2.5-r0", -1}, // decided at the third numeric part + {"1.0-r0", "1.0-r1", -1}, // both revisions present + {"1.0", "1.0-r1", -1}, // absent against a NON-ZERO revision + {"1.0-r1", "1.0", 1}, // + {"1.0_rc", "1.0_rc1", -1}, // absent against a NON-ZERO suffix number + {"1.0_rc1", "1.0_rc2", -1}, // + {"1.0_rc1", "1.0", -1}, // the published suffix rank table + {"1.0", "1.0a", -1}, // the published letter rule + {"1.0", "1.0", 0}, // identical strings + {"1.0-r0", "1.0-r0", 0}, // + } { + got, err := Compare(SchemeAPK, c.a, c.b) + if err != nil { + t.Errorf("Compare(apk, %q, %q) refused: %v — R8 must refuse only the positions whose "+ + "weight is unpublished, not ordinary apk comparisons", c.a, c.b, err) + continue + } + if got != c.want { + t.Errorf("Compare(apk, %q, %q) = %d, want %d", c.a, c.b, got, c.want) + } + } +} + +// A.18 §5.5, minor. Purl.String() wrote the subpath un-encoded while every +// other component went through purlEncode. identity.Purl is this re-rendered +// form and it lands in MatchResult.Purl, so a subpath carrying a reserved byte +// has to round-trip. +func TestPurlSubpathRoundTripsThroughStringAndBack(t *testing.T) { + for _, sub := range []string{"a%b", "a b", "x?y", "lib/a%2Fb", "50%"} { + p := Purl{Type: "deb", Namespace: "debian", Name: "openssl", Version: "1.0", Subpath: sub} + rendered := p.String() + back, err := ParsePurl(rendered) + if err != nil { + t.Errorf("Purl{Subpath:%q}.String() = %q, which does not parse: %v", sub, rendered, err) + continue + } + if back.Subpath != sub { + t.Errorf("subpath %q round-tripped as %q (rendered %q)", sub, back.Subpath, rendered) + } + } + // And from the other direction: a purl whose subpath arrives encoded. + p, err := ParsePurl("pkg:deb/debian/openssl@1.0#a%25b") + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if p.Subpath != "a%b" { + t.Fatalf("Subpath = %q, want %q", p.Subpath, "a%b") + } + if _, err := ParsePurl(p.String()); err != nil { + t.Errorf("the re-rendered purl %q does not parse: %v", p.String(), err) + } +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Determinism +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// determinismInventory and determinismRanges are the fixed fixture the +// determinism tests run over. It deliberately exercises every code path whose +// output could be map-ordered: multiple packages, multiple advisories per +// package, refusals, defences and the upstream-only residue. +func determinismInventory() []PackageRecord { + return []PackageRecord{ + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", Version: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u4", Arch: "amd64"}, + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", Version: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u4", Arch: "i386"}, + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "curl", Version: "7.74.0-1.3+deb11u7", Arch: "amd64"}, + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Name: "python3-requests", Version: "2.25.1-3.el9", Arch: "noarch"}, + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Name: "glibc", Version: "2:2.34-60.el9", Arch: "x86_64"}, + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemAPK, Name: "musl", Version: "1.2.4-r2"}, + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemAPK, Name: "busybox", Version: "1.36.1_git20230913-r4"}, + {Collector: CollectorRepoSCA, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "libxml2", + Version: "2.9.10+dfsg-6.7+deb11u4", Purl: "pkg:deb/debian/libxml2@2.9.10%2Bdfsg-6.7%2Bdeb11u4", + ManifestRelPath: "images/base/Dockerfile"}, + // Refused: unimplemented ecosystems and unidentifiable rows. + {Collector: CollectorRepoSCA, Ecosystem: "npm", Name: "lodash", Version: "4.17.20", ManifestRelPath: "web/package-lock.json"}, + {Collector: CollectorRepoSCA, Ecosystem: "pypi", Name: "requests", Version: "2.25.1", ManifestRelPath: "api/requirements.txt"}, + {Collector: CollectorRepoSCA, Ecosystem: "golang", Name: "golang.org/x/net", Version: "v0.17.0", ManifestRelPath: "go.mod"}, + {Collector: CollectorRepoSCA, Ecosystem: "maven", Name: "org.apache.logging.log4j:log4j-core", Version: "2.14.1", ManifestRelPath: "pom.xml"}, + {Collector: CollectorHost, Version: "9.9.9"}, + } +} + +func determinismRanges() []AffectedRange { + return []AffectedRange{ + {Source: "debian", SourceID: "DSA-5169-1", CVEID: "CVE-2022-2068", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u3", DistroBackport: true}, + {Source: "ghsa", SourceID: "GHSA-openssl-1", CVEID: "CVE-2022-2068", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "3.0.4"}, + {Source: "debian", SourceID: "DSA-5197-1", CVEID: "CVE-2022-2097", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "1.1.1n-0+deb11u5", DistroBackport: true}, + {Source: "debian", SourceID: "DSA-curl-1", CVEID: "CVE-2023-38545", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "curl", + Introduced: "7.69.0", LastAffected: "7.74.0-1.3+deb11u7", DistroBackport: true}, + {Source: "ghsa", SourceID: "GHSA-j8r2-6x86-q33q", CVEID: "CVE-2023-32681", + Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Package: "python3-requests", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2.31.0"}, + {Source: "redhat-csaf", SourceID: "RHSA-2023:4520", CVEID: "CVE-2023-32681", + Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Package: "python3-requests", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2.25.1-3.el9", DistroBackport: true}, + {Source: "ghsa", SourceID: "GHSA-requests-2", CVEID: "CVE-2024-35195", + Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Package: "python3-requests", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2.32.0"}, + {Source: "redhat-csaf", SourceID: "RHSA-glibc", CVEID: "CVE-2023-4911", + Ecosystem: EcosystemRPM, Package: "glibc", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2:2.34-100.el9", DistroBackport: true}, + {Source: "alpine-secdb", SourceID: "ALPINE-musl-1", CVEID: "CVE-2020-28928", + Ecosystem: EcosystemAPK, Package: "musl", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "1.2.5-r0", DistroBackport: true}, + {Source: "alpine-secdb", SourceID: "ALPINE-busybox-1", CVEID: "CVE-2022-28391", + Ecosystem: EcosystemAPK, Package: "busybox", + Introduced: "0", LastAffected: "1.36.1_git20230913-r4", DistroBackport: true}, + {Source: "debian", SourceID: "DSA-libxml2", CVEID: "CVE-2023-45322", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "libxml2", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "2.9.10+dfsg-6.7+deb11u5", DistroBackport: true}, + // A malformed row, so refusals participate in the digest. + {Source: "osv", SourceID: "OSV-broken", CVEID: "CVE-2000-0001", + Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Package: "openssl", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "v3.0.0"}, + // A vendor row carrying NO CVE alias, so + // CoverageReport.UngroupedVendorAdvisories participates in the + // digest too. It decides nothing on its own (musl 1.2.4-r2 is not + // below an exclusive 1.2.4-r2) and exists to put a row in that list. + {Source: "alpine-secdb", SourceID: "ALPINE-musl-noalias", CVEID: "", + Ecosystem: EcosystemAPK, Package: "musl", + Introduced: "0", Fixed: "1.2.4-r2", DistroBackport: true}, + } +} + +// corpusDigest is a canonical rendering of everything this package computes +// over the fixed corpus, hashed. It covers the ordering vectors AND a full +// Match run, so a determinism failure anywhere in the package moves it. +func corpusDigest(t *testing.T, inv []PackageRecord) string { + t.Helper() + var b bytes.Buffer + + for _, scheme := range SchemeValues() { + for _, v := range vectorsFor(scheme) { + got, err := Compare(scheme, v.A, v.B) + fmt.Fprintf(&b, "cmp\t%s\t%s\t%s\t%d\t%v\n", scheme, v.A, v.B, got, err) + } + } + + m, err := NewMatcher(NewStaticSource(determinismRanges())) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + results, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), inv) + if err != nil { + t.Fatalf("Match: %v", err) + } + for _, r := range results { + fmt.Fprintf(&b, "res\t%+v\n", r) + } + fmt.Fprintf(&b, "cov\t%d\t%d\t%d\t%d\t%d\t%d\t%d\t%d\t%v\t%v\n", + cov.PackagesSubmitted, cov.PackagesEvaluated, cov.PackagesUnidentifiable, + cov.PackagesRefusedScheme, cov.PackagesRefusedVersion, cov.PackagesWithNoAdvisoryData, + cov.RangesConsidered, cov.RangesRefused, cov.Complete, cov.EcosystemsRefused) + for _, r := range cov.Refusals { + fmt.Fprintf(&b, "ref\t%s\n", r.sortKey()) + } + for _, d := range cov.Defences { + fmt.Fprintf(&b, "def\t%s\n", d.sortKey()) + } + for _, u := range cov.UpstreamOnlyAdvisories { + fmt.Fprintf(&b, "upo\t%s\n", u.sortKey()) + } + for _, u := range cov.UngroupedVendorAdvisories { + fmt.Fprintf(&b, "ugv\t%s\n", u.sortKey()) + } + + sum := sha256.Sum256(b.Bytes()) + return hex.EncodeToString(sum[:]) +} + +// TestMatchResultsAreIdenticalAcrossThreeRuns is A.17's stop condition, +// stated literally: "Comparator produces identical MatchResult sets across 3 +// repeated runs on a fixed fixture". +func TestMatchResultsAreIdenticalAcrossThreeRuns(t *testing.T) { + m, err := NewMatcher(NewStaticSource(determinismRanges())) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + inv := determinismInventory() + + first, firstCov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), inv) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if len(first) == 0 { + t.Fatal("the determinism fixture produced no findings; a fixture that finds nothing " + + "cannot prove that findings are stable") + } + // Every report list the digest covers must actually have something in + // it, or the digest is stable because it is empty. This is the same + // argument as G6, applied to the CoverageReport rather than the findings. + for _, l := range []struct { + name string + n int + }{ + {"Refusals", len(firstCov.Refusals)}, + {"Defences", len(firstCov.Defences)}, + {"UpstreamOnlyAdvisories", len(firstCov.UpstreamOnlyAdvisories)}, + {"UngroupedVendorAdvisories", len(firstCov.UngroupedVendorAdvisories)}, + } { + if l.n == 0 { + t.Errorf("the determinism fixture leaves CoverageReport.%s empty, so the corpus "+ + "digest cannot prove that list is stable", l.name) + } + } + for run := 2; run <= 3; run++ { + got, cov, err := m.Match(context.Background(), inv) + if err != nil { + t.Fatalf("run %d: %v", run, err) + } + if !reflect.DeepEqual(got, first) { + t.Fatalf("run %d produced a different MatchResult set:\n run 1: %+v\n run %d: %+v", + run, first, run, got) + } + if !reflect.DeepEqual(cov, firstCov) { + t.Fatalf("run %d produced a different CoverageReport:\n run 1: %+v\n run %d: %+v", + run, firstCov, run, cov) + } + } +} + +// TestOutputDoesNotDependOnInputOrder: a caller that assembles the same +// inventory in a different order must get the same answer. This is the +// property that makes the three-run test above meaningful for a real pipeline, +// where the inventory arrives in whatever order a package manager printed it. +func TestOutputDoesNotDependOnInputOrder(t *testing.T) { + m, _ := NewMatcher(NewStaticSource(determinismRanges())) + inv := determinismInventory() + + forward, covF, err := m.Match(context.Background(), inv) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + reversed := make([]PackageRecord, len(inv)) + for i := range inv { + reversed[len(inv)-1-i] = inv[i] + } + backward, covB, err := m.Match(context.Background(), reversed) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if !reflect.DeepEqual(forward, backward) { + t.Errorf("reversing the inventory changed the findings:\n forward: %+v\n backward: %+v", + forward, backward) + } + if !reflect.DeepEqual(covF, covB) { + t.Errorf("reversing the inventory changed the coverage report") + } +} + +// The advisory source's return order must not decide which range a finding +// cites, either. +func TestOutputDoesNotDependOnAdvisoryReturnOrder(t *testing.T) { + ranges := determinismRanges() + m1, _ := NewMatcher(NewStaticSource(ranges)) + reversed := make([]AffectedRange, len(ranges)) + for i := range ranges { + reversed[len(ranges)-1-i] = ranges[i] + } + m2, _ := NewMatcher(NewStaticSource(reversed)) + + a, covA, err := m1.Match(context.Background(), determinismInventory()) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + b, covB, err := m2.Match(context.Background(), determinismInventory()) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if !reflect.DeepEqual(a, b) { + t.Errorf("reversing the advisory rows changed the findings:\n %+v\n %+v", a, b) + } + if !reflect.DeepEqual(covA, covB) { + t.Error("reversing the advisory rows changed the coverage report") + } +} + +const ( + crossProcessEnv = "ANVIL_MATCH_CROSS_PROCESS_CHILD" + crossProcessMarker = "ANVIL-MATCH-DIGEST\t" +) + +// TestCorpusIsStableAcrossProcesses is the determinism proof that matters. +// +// Repeating a computation inside ONE process cannot detect the failure that is +// actually likely here: Go re-randomises its map iteration seed PER PROCESS, +// so an unsorted range over a map produces a stable-but-arbitrary order within +// a run and a DIFFERENT one in the next run. Three repeated in-process runs +// would pass. internal/record's fingerprint conformance test makes the same +// argument and re-executes the test binary; this does the same. +func TestCorpusIsStableAcrossProcesses(t *testing.T) { + inv := determinismInventory() + + if os.Getenv(crossProcessEnv) == "1" { + fmt.Printf("%s%s\n", crossProcessMarker, corpusDigest(t, inv)) + return + } + + want := corpusDigest(t, inv) + + // Two children, so a single child that happened to draw the same map + // seed as the parent cannot make this vacuous. + for child := 1; child <= 2; child++ { + cmd := exec.Command(os.Args[0], + "-test.run=^TestCorpusIsStableAcrossProcesses$", + "-test.count=1") + cmd.Env = append(os.Environ(), crossProcessEnv+"=1") + out, err := cmd.CombinedOutput() + if err != nil { + t.Fatalf("re-executing the test binary as child %d failed: %v\n%s", child, err, out) + } + var got string + for _, line := range strings.Split(string(out), "\n") { + line = strings.TrimSpace(line) + if strings.HasPrefix(line, strings.TrimSpace(crossProcessMarker)) { + got = strings.TrimSpace(strings.TrimPrefix(line, strings.TrimSpace(crossProcessMarker))) + } + } + if got == "" { + t.Fatalf("child %d printed no digest:\n%s", child, out) + } + if got != want { + t.Fatalf("child process %d computed a different corpus digest.\n parent: %s\n child: %s\n"+ + "Lane A's verdict must be a pure function of its inputs (plan/00-SPINE.md S6). "+ + "A per-process difference is almost always an unsorted map range reaching an output.", + child, want, got) + } + } +} + +// G6 RED. If corpusDigest ignored its input, every determinism test above +// would pass without measuring anything. +func TestCorpusDigestIsSensitiveToItsInput(t *testing.T) { + base := corpusDigest(t, determinismInventory()) + + mutated := determinismInventory() + mutated[0].Version = "1.1.1n-0+deb11u5" // now above the DSA's fixed version + if got := corpusDigest(t, mutated); got == base { + t.Fatal("changing an installed version did not change the corpus digest; " + + "the determinism tests are measuring nothing") + } + + shorter := determinismInventory()[1:] + if got := corpusDigest(t, shorter); got == base { + t.Fatal("dropping a package did not change the corpus digest") + } +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Vocabulary agreement with the packages this one deliberately does not import +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// internal/match declares its own ecosystem and collector constants because +// internal/collector/host links os/exec and internal/ingest/cache links a SQL +// driver, and neither belongs in a comparator's dependency graph. That +// duplication is the kind that drifts, so it is enforced here — a TEST may +// import both. +func TestVocabularyAgreesWithTheCollectorAndTheCache(t *testing.T) { + pairs := []struct { + name string + mine, orig string + }{ + {"EcosystemDeb", EcosystemDeb, host.EcosystemDeb}, + {"EcosystemRPM", EcosystemRPM, host.EcosystemRPM}, + {"EcosystemAPK", EcosystemAPK, host.EcosystemAPK}, + {"CollectorHost", CollectorHost, cache.CollectorHost}, + {"CollectorRepoSCA", CollectorRepoSCA, cache.CollectorRepoSCA}, + {"CollectorHost (collector side)", CollectorHost, host.Collector}, + } + for _, p := range pairs { + if p.mine != p.orig { + t.Errorf("%s: internal/match says %q but its owner says %q; the duplicated vocabulary "+ + "has drifted", p.name, p.mine, p.orig) + } + } + + // The record contract's trust vocabulary must still admit the value a + // finding carries. + found := false + for _, tv := range record.TrustValues() { + if tv == record.TrustAnvilGenerated { + found = true + } + } + if !found { + t.Error("record.TrustValues() no longer contains TrustAnvilGenerated") + } + if cache.FindingTrustDefault != record.TrustAnvilGenerated { + t.Errorf("cache.FindingTrustDefault = %q but MatchResult.Trust is %q", + cache.FindingTrustDefault, record.TrustAnvilGenerated) + } +} + +// The cache's finding_host_not_remediable CHECK says a host row is never +// remediable. remediableByAgent is the function that has to make that true, +// and it takes no options, so there is nowhere for an override to live. +func TestHostFindingsAreNeverRemediableByAgent(t *testing.T) { + for _, fixed := range []string{"", "1.2.3", "2:2.34-100.el9"} { + if remediableByAgent(CollectorHost, fixed) { + t.Errorf("remediableByAgent(host, %q) = true", fixed) + } + } + if remediableByAgent(CollectorRepoSCA, "") { + t.Error("remediableByAgent(repo-sca, \"\") = true; there is no version to move to") + } + if !remediableByAgent(CollectorRepoSCA, "1.2.3") { + t.Error("remediableByAgent(repo-sca, \"1.2.3\") = false") + } + // The signature itself is the control: one collector, one fixed version, + // no options struct. + fn := reflect.TypeOf(remediableByAgent) + if fn.NumIn() != 2 || fn.NumOut() != 1 { + t.Errorf("remediableByAgent has signature %v; it must take exactly (collector, fixed) and "+ + "return one bool, so that no configuration surface can override a host finding", fn) + } + // And end to end, through Match. + m, _ := NewMatcher(NewStaticSource([]AffectedRange{ + {Source: "debian", SourceID: "DSA-1", CVEID: "CVE-1", Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, + Package: "openssl", Introduced: "0", Fixed: "9.9", DistroBackport: true}, + })) + results, _, err := m.Match(context.Background(), []PackageRecord{ + {Collector: CollectorHost, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", Version: "1.0"}, + {Collector: CollectorRepoSCA, Ecosystem: EcosystemDeb, Name: "openssl", Version: "1.0", + ManifestRelPath: "Dockerfile"}, + }) + if err != nil { + t.Fatal(err) + } + if len(results) != 2 { + t.Fatalf("want 2 findings, got %d", len(results)) + } + for _, r := range results { + switch r.Collector { + case CollectorHost: + if r.RemediableByAgent { + t.Error("a host finding came out of Match with RemediableByAgent set") + } + if r.Detector != record.DetectorKindHost { + t.Errorf("host finding detector = %q", r.Detector) + } + case CollectorRepoSCA: + if !r.RemediableByAgent { + t.Error("a repo finding with a known fixed version is not remediable") + } + if r.Detector != record.DetectorKindSCA { + t.Errorf("repo finding detector = %q", r.Detector) + } + } + } +} + +// A MatchResult must not carry a fingerprint. plan/00-SPINE.md S6: one +// fingerprint algorithm, defined once, in internal/record. +func TestMatchResultCarriesNoFingerprint(t *testing.T) { + rt := reflect.TypeOf(MatchResult{}) + for i := 0; i < rt.NumField(); i++ { + name := strings.ToLower(rt.Field(i).Name) + for _, banned := range []string{"fingerprint", "digest", "hash", "fp"} { + if strings.Contains(name, banned) { + t.Errorf("MatchResult has a field %q; anvil-fp/v1 is defined once, in "+ + "internal/record, and a second digest under any name is the cross-area failure "+ + "plan/00-SPINE.md S6 forbids", rt.Field(i).Name) + } + } + } +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// G1: the direct-import allowlist +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// allowedDirectImports is an ALLOWLIST, and it is EXACT: the package's +// non-test files must import these and nothing else, and every entry must +// actually be used. Each names one package and says why. +// +// What the shortness of this list buys: `time` is absent, so there is no +// clock; `math/rand` is absent, so there is no randomness; `os`, `os/exec`, +// `net/*` and `database/sql` are absent, so there is no I/O of any kind; and +// no module dependency is present, so no model client, HTTP client or SQL +// driver can be reached from Lane A's decision path. +var allowedDirectImports = map[string]string{ + "context": "Match takes a context so a long inventory can be cancelled; nothing else uses it", + "sort": "every report is sorted by a total key, which is how determinism is achieved without a map range", + "strconv": "quoting values into refusal messages and parsing epoch and revision integers", + "strings": "splitting versions and purls, and building refusal messages", + "github.com/Susquehanna-Syntax/Anvil/internal/record": "the six frozen enums and record.PurlBase, which is the ONE base-purl derivation", +} + +func TestDirectImportsStayComparatorShaped(t *testing.T) { + got, err := directImportsOfDir(".") + if err != nil { + t.Fatalf("cannot parse this package's sources, so its import shape is UNCHECKED: %v", err) + } + if bad := checkImportAllowlist(got); len(bad) > 0 { + for _, msg := range bad { + t.Error(msg) + } + } +} + +// checkImportAllowlist is the guard, factored out so the negative control can +// run the same code over a synthetic input. +func checkImportAllowlist(got map[string]bool) []string { + var msgs []string + for path := range got { + if _, ok := allowedDirectImports[path]; !ok { + msgs = append(msgs, "internal/match imports "+strconv.Quote(path)+ + ", which is not on the allowlist. A comparator that reaches a clock, a random source, "+ + "a network or a database is no longer a pure function of its inputs. Add it to "+ + "allowedDirectImports with a reason, or do not import it.") + } + } + for path := range allowedDirectImports { + if !got[path] { + msgs = append(msgs, "allowedDirectImports names "+strconv.Quote(path)+ + " but no non-test file imports it; an allowlist with dead entries stops describing the package") + } + } + sort.Strings(msgs) + return msgs +} + +func directImportsOfDir(dir string) (map[string]bool, error) { + fset := token.NewFileSet() + pkgs, err := parser.ParseDir(fset, dir, func(fi os.FileInfo) bool { + return strings.HasSuffix(fi.Name(), ".go") && !strings.HasSuffix(fi.Name(), "_test.go") + }, parser.ImportsOnly) + if err != nil { + return nil, err + } + out := map[string]bool{} + for _, pkg := range pkgs { + for _, f := range pkg.Files { + for _, imp := range f.Imports { + if imp.Name != nil && imp.Name.Name == "." { + return nil, errors.New("a dot import is unresolvable by this analysis and is refused") + } + p, err := strconv.Unquote(imp.Path.Value) + if err != nil { + return nil, err + } + out[p] = true + } + } + } + if len(out) == 0 { + return nil, errors.New("no imports found at all, which means the parse did not see the package") + } + return out, nil +} + +// G1 RED. +func TestDirectImportGuardFiresOnAViolation(t *testing.T) { + // A source set that imports the network. + violating := map[string]bool{} + for p := range allowedDirectImports { + violating[p] = true + } + violating["net/http"] = true + msgs := checkImportAllowlist(violating) + if len(msgs) == 0 { + t.Fatal("the import allowlist accepted net/http; the guard is vacuous") + } + if !strings.Contains(strings.Join(msgs, "\n"), "net/http") { + t.Errorf("the guard fired but did not name the offending import: %v", msgs) + } + + // And the other direction: a shrinking package must not leave dead + // allowlist entries behind. + missing := map[string]bool{"strings": true} + if msgs := checkImportAllowlist(missing); len(msgs) == 0 { + t.Fatal("the import allowlist accepted a package that uses only one of its allowed imports") + } + + // The parser must fail closed on a directory it cannot read. + if _, err := directImportsOfDir("./does-not-exist"); err == nil { + t.Error("directImportsOfDir succeeded on a missing directory; it must fail rather than " + + "report an empty, passing import set") + } +} + +// A cheap structural check that no source file in this package spells a +// construct that would make its output depend on something other than its +// input. It is an ALLOWLIST of file names combined with a scan for the two +// identifiers that cannot appear at all. +func TestNoSourceFileReachesForAClockOrARandomSource(t *testing.T) { + entries, err := os.ReadDir(".") + if err != nil { + t.Fatalf("cannot read the package directory, so this guard is UNCHECKED: %v", err) + } + expected := map[string]bool{ + "comparator.go": true, "dpkg_compare.go": true, "rpm_compare.go": true, + "apk_compare.go": true, "purl.go": true, "comparator_test.go": true, + // The transcribed corpus. It is a separate file because it is + // GENERATED from the three published suites rather than written, + // and mixing a generated table into a hand-written test file is + // how a hand edit to a generated row stops being visible. + "corpus_transcribed_test.go": true, + } + fset := token.NewFileSet() + seen := 0 + for _, e := range entries { + if e.IsDir() || !strings.HasSuffix(e.Name(), ".go") { + continue + } + if !expected[e.Name()] { + t.Errorf("unexpected source file %q in internal/match; A.17's scope names exactly %v", + e.Name(), sortedNames(expected)) + } + if strings.HasSuffix(e.Name(), "_test.go") { + continue + } + seen++ + f, err := parser.ParseFile(fset, e.Name(), nil, parser.SkipObjectResolution) + if err != nil { + t.Fatalf("parsing %s: %v", e.Name(), err) + } + ast.Inspect(f, func(n ast.Node) bool { + sel, ok := n.(*ast.SelectorExpr) + if !ok { + return true + } + ident, ok := sel.X.(*ast.Ident) + if !ok { + return true + } + switch ident.Name + "." + sel.Sel.Name { + case "time.Now", "rand.Int", "rand.Intn", "rand.Float64", "os.Getenv", "exec.Command": + t.Errorf("%s references %s.%s; Lane A's verdict must be a pure function of its inputs", + e.Name(), ident.Name, sel.Sel.Name) + } + return true + }) + } + if seen != 5 { + t.Errorf("scanned %d non-test files, expected 5", seen) + } +} + +func sortedNames(m map[string]bool) []string { + out := make([]string, 0, len(m)) + for k := range m { + out = append(out, k) + } + sort.Strings(out) + return out +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// G5: the transitive dependency graph +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// TestNoNonStdlibDependenciesBeyondRecord asserts EXACT SET EQUALITY over the +// non-standard-library packages in this package's transitive graph. A module +// dependency arriving anywhere below internal/match — a SQL driver, an HTTP +// client, a model client — fails here. +// +// It FAILS rather than skips when `go list` cannot run. A guard that vanishes +// silently in exactly the environments where it cannot check is worse than no +// guard, because the green tick is read as an answer. RUN WITH -count=1: go +// list's result is not tracked by Go's test cache. +func TestNoNonStdlibDependenciesBeyondRecord(t *testing.T) { + got, err := nonStdlibDeps("./") + if err != nil { + t.Fatalf("cannot run `go list -deps`, so internal/match's dependency graph is UNCHECKED: %v\n\n"+ + "This test fails rather than skips on purpose. Run it with the Go toolchain available "+ + "and with -count=1.", err) + } + want := []string{ + "github.com/Susquehanna-Syntax/Anvil/internal/match", + "github.com/Susquehanna-Syntax/Anvil/internal/record", + } + if !reflect.DeepEqual(got, want) { + t.Errorf("internal/match's non-stdlib dependency set is\n %v\nwant\n %v\n"+ + "Lane A is deterministic and zero-inference (plan/00-SPINE.md S1); no module dependency "+ + "belongs below the comparator.", got, want) + } +} + +// nonStdlibDeps returns the sorted, non-standard-library import paths in the +// transitive dependency graph of pkg. +func nonStdlibDeps(pkg string) ([]string, error) { + out, err := exec.Command("go", "list", "-deps", "-f", "{{.ImportPath}}\t{{.Standard}}", pkg).Output() + if err != nil { + var ee *exec.ExitError + if errors.As(err, &ee) { + return nil, fmt.Errorf("%w: %s", err, ee.Stderr) + } + return nil, err + } + var paths []string + for _, line := range strings.Split(strings.TrimSpace(string(out)), "\n") { + fields := strings.Split(strings.TrimSpace(line), "\t") + if len(fields) != 2 { + continue + } + if fields[1] == "true" { + continue + } + paths = append(paths, fields[0]) + } + if len(paths) == 0 { + return nil, errors.New("go list reported no packages at all, which means it did not run against this package") + } + sort.Strings(paths) + return paths, nil +} + +// G5 RED. Run the same query against a package that genuinely does link a +// module dependency, and assert the checker sees it. Without this, +// TestNoNonStdlibDependenciesBeyondRecord could be passing because +// nonStdlibDeps silently returns nothing. +func TestDependencyGraphGuardFiresOnAPackageThatViolatesIt(t *testing.T) { + got, err := nonStdlibDeps("github.com/Susquehanna-Syntax/Anvil/internal/ingest/cache") + if err != nil { + t.Fatalf("cannot run `go list -deps` for the negative control: %v", err) + } + sawDriver := false + for _, p := range got { + if strings.HasPrefix(p, "modernc.org/") { + sawDriver = true + } + } + if !sawDriver { + t.Fatalf("the negative control did not see internal/ingest/cache's SQL driver, so "+ + "nonStdlibDeps cannot be trusted to see one below internal/match either. Got: %v", got) + } +} diff --git a/internal/match/corpus_transcribed_test.go b/internal/match/corpus_transcribed_test.go new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b7c5666 --- /dev/null +++ b/internal/match/corpus_transcribed_test.go @@ -0,0 +1,1175 @@ +// corpus_transcribed_test.go is the TRANSCRIBED half of this package's +// ordering corpus: vectors COPIED, ROW FOR ROW, out of a named published file. +// +// =========================================================================== +// WHY THIS IS A SEPARATE FILE, AND WHY IT IS MECHANICAL +// =========================================================================== +// +// Twice now a header in comparator_test.go has claimed more transcription than +// the corpus held — first an rpm corpus that stopped one row before the first +// row the implementation fails, then a second round in the same section. Both +// times the correction was a rewritten sentence. A rewritten sentence is not a +// fix for a claim that keeps drifting away from the data underneath it; the +// pattern says the claim has to stop being prose. +// +// So the corpus is now SPLIT, and the split is enforced by the type and by +// TestEveryVectorCarriesTheProvenanceItsTagPromises: +// +// provTranscribed — the row was copied from a named published FILE and +// carries Source (the file) and Locus (the line inside +// it). It may carry no Rule. +// provAuthored — the row was WRITTEN BY THIS PROJECT and carries the +// published RULE it is derived from. It may carry no +// Source and no Locus. +// +// There is no third state and no untagged vector: the test rejects a vector +// whose Prov is neither, a TRANSCRIBED vector missing Source or Locus, and an +// AUTHORED vector missing Rule. +// +// COMPLETENESS CLAIMS ARE DATA, NOT PROSE. Every claim of the form "this file +// is transcribed in full" lives in transcriptionClaims below as a (Source, +// Kind, Rows, Count) tuple, and TestTranscriptionClaimsAreTrue counts the +// vectors actually present and fails if the number disagrees. A claim cannot +// be made without carrying its number, because a transcribed vector whose +// Source appears in no claim fails the same test. +// +// THE ROWS BELOW WERE GENERATED, NOT TYPED. The three published files were +// fetched at authoring time and converted to the literals below by a one-line +// text filter each — RPMVERCMP(a, b, want) becomes one vector, "a b want" +// becomes one vector, "a b" becomes one vector — so a transcription error +// would have to be an error in a filter applied uniformly to every row rather +// than a slip on one row. The Locus on every row is the LINE NUMBER in the +// fetched file, so any row can be re-checked by opening the file at that line. +// +// rpm tests/rpmvercmp.at (rpm-software-management/rpm, master) +// dpkg scripts/t/Dpkg_Version.t (guillemj/dpkg, main) +// apk-tools test/unit/version.data (alpinelinux/apk-tools, master) +// +// NO TEST IN THIS PACKAGE TOUCHES THE NETWORK. The files were fetched once, +// while this corpus was written, and what is checked in is the transcription. +// That is the honest limitation, and it is the one every offline corpus has: a +// row transcribed from a file that later changes upstream is a row about the +// old file. The mitigation is the Locus, which makes re-checking a mechanical +// diff rather than a re-derivation. +// +// A ROW THIS PACKAGE REFUSES STAYS IN, carrying Refused and a Note saying what +// the published file orders and why Anvil declines. That is the whole reason +// the transcription is complete rather than selective: a corpus that is the +// published suite minus the rows the implementation fails is a corpus filtered +// by the implementation, and this project has already paid once for a table +// validated against its own entries. +package match + +// The published files this corpus transcribes from. Every TRANSCRIBED vector +// names one of these, and every one of these carries a completeness claim. +const ( + srcRPMVercmp = "rpm tests/rpmvercmp.at" + srcDpkgVersionT = "dpkg scripts/t/Dpkg_Version.t" + srcAPKVersionData = "apk-tools test/unit/version.data" +) + +// transcriptionClaim is a completeness claim about one published file, stated +// as DATA so TestTranscriptionClaimsAreTrue can check the NUMBER instead of a +// reader having to trust a sentence. +// +// Kind separates the two corpora, because "every comparison row" and "every +// validity row" are different claims about the same file. +type transcriptionClaim struct { + Source string + Kind string + // Rows says, in the published file's own terms, which of its rows the + // claim covers. Anything outside it is NOT claimed. + Rows string + // Count is how many vectors the claim says are present. The test fails + // if the corpus holds a different number. + Count int +} + +const ( + kindOrdering = "ordering" + kindValidity = "validity" +) + +var transcriptionClaims = []transcriptionClaim{ + { + Source: srcRPMVercmp, + Kind: kindOrdering, + Rows: "every ACTIVE RPMVERCMP(a, b, want) line in the file. The two trailing " + + "sections (RhBug:811992 and the non-ASCII rows) are commented out with m4 " + + "`dnl` and are not run by rpm's own suite either, so they are not claimed.", + Count: 91, + }, + { + Source: srcDpkgVersionT, + Kind: kindOrdering, + Rows: "every row of the __DATA__ block, which is the comparison table the " + + "`foreach my $case (@tests)` loop runs.", + Count: 43, + }, + { + Source: srcDpkgVersionT, + Kind: kindValidity, + Rows: "every explicit is_valid() assertion in the \"Handling of empty/invalid " + + "versions\" block. The has_epoch()/has_revision() block below it asserts " + + "structure rather than validity and is NOT claimed.", + Count: 9, + }, + { + Source: srcAPKVersionData, + Kind: kindOrdering, + Rows: "every row of the comparison section (lines 1-739) whose operator is " + + "'<', '>' or '='. The 16 fuzzy-operator rows below it ('~', '<~', '>~', " + + "'!~') state apk_version_match semantics — a MATCH predicate, not an " + + "ordering — which this package does not implement at all, so they are " + + "not claimed.", + Count: 738, + }, + { + Source: srcAPKVersionData, + Kind: kindValidity, + Rows: "every row of the validity section (lines 758-788), where a leading '!' " + + "marks a string apk_version_validate rejects.", + Count: 31, + }, +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Notes carried by the rows this package deliberately refuses +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +const ( + // noteRPMSeparatorOnly covers the five RhBug:178798 rows whose operands + // are made ENTIRELY of separator bytes. rpmvercmp skips every byte that + // is not alphanumeric, '~' or '^', so both sides reduce to nothing and + // rpm orders them EQUAL. parseRPM refuses such a segment + // (rpmHasComparableContent): it is not a version, it is a parse failure + // upstream of here, and calling two of them equal would let two + // unrelated corrupt rows satisfy each other's range boundaries. + // + // FIVE, NOT FOUR. rpm_compare.go's header said four for two rounds + // running; RPMVERCMP(+, _, 0) is the fifth and it is at line 89. + noteRPMSeparatorOnly = "rpm orders these EQUAL; parseRPM refuses a version segment with no " + + "alphanumeric, '~' or '^' character, so Anvil declines to order them" + + // noteAPKLeadingZero is R7a's refusal, justified from the file + // apk_compare.go cites rather than from a mechanism invented for the + // occasion. + // + // apk-tools src/version.c, token_cmp(): + // + // case TOKEN_DIGIT: + // if (ta->value.ptr[0] == '0' || tb->value.ptr[0] == '0') { + // // if either of the digits have a leading zero, use + // // raw string comparison similar to Gentoo spec + // goto use_string_sort; + // } + // + // A leading zero does not WEIGHT the part: it switches the comparison + // at that position from numeric to a byte-wise string sort, which is a + // second ordering rule. test/unit/version.data line 735 publishes the + // consequence — 8.2.0015 < 8.2.002, which numeric comparison orders the + // other way round. apk_compare.go implements the numeric rule only and + // refuses the operand rather than applying the wrong one. + noteAPKLeadingZero = "apk compares a numeric part with a leading zero by raw string sort " + + "(src/version.c token_cmp, \"similar to Gentoo spec\"); apk_compare.go R7a models " + + "only the numeric rule and refuses the operand rather than applying the wrong one" + + // noteAPKCommitHash is R7b. `~` is apk's commit-hash suffix; its + // position relative to a version carrying none is not stated in the + // grammar comment, and this file's own rows only ever compare one hash + // against another. + noteAPKCommitHash = "apk accepts a '~' suffix; apk_compare.go R7b does not implement " + + "it and refuses rather than placing it in the ordering by guess" + + // noteAPKUnknownSuffix is R7d, the suffix allowlist. apk itself treats + // `_foo` as invalid (suffix_value returns SUFFIX_INVALID) and still + // reaches an ordering, because the initial digit decides before the + // invalid token is reached. parseAPK refuses the operand outright. + noteAPKUnknownSuffix = "the suffix word is outside apk_compare.go R4's allowlist; apk reaches an " + + "ordering here on an earlier token, Anvil refuses the operand at parse time" + + // noteAPKTwoLetters is R7e. apk's own data file annotates this row + // "# invalid. do string sort" — apk knows the operand is not a version + // and falls back to a string comparison. Anvil refuses instead. + noteAPKTwoLetters = "apk's own row is annotated \"invalid. do string sort\"; the apk grammar's " + + "letter is a single character and parseAPK refuses a longer tail instead of " + + "falling back to a string comparison" + + // noteAPKSuffixNumberWidth is the numeric-field width bound in + // parseAPKNumber. `_pre<14-digit timestamp>` is a real Alpine shape and + // this refusal is a genuine COVERAGE GAP rather than a deviation of + // principle — which is why it is in the corpus instead of absent from + // it. + noteAPKSuffixNumberWidth = "the suffix number is wider than parseAPKNumber's bound; this is a " + + "COVERAGE GAP in Anvil, recorded here rather than omitted" + + // noteDpkgEmptyRevision is the row that made M1 findable. Dpkg_Version.t + // asserts `Dpkg::Version->new('1.0-')` is NOT valid — an empty revision + // is a parse error to dpkg, not a version equal to `1.0`. + noteDpkgEmptyRevision = "dpkg rejects an empty revision; parseDebian used to accept it and " + + "silently compare the string as if the trailing '-' were absent" +) + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// rpm: tests/rpmvercmp.at, every active RPMVERCMP line (91) +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +var rpmTranscribed = []vector{ + {A: "1.0", B: "1.0", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 12"}, + {A: "1.0", B: "2.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 13"}, + {A: "2.0", B: "1.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 14"}, + {A: "2.0.1", B: "2.0.1", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 16"}, + {A: "2.0", B: "2.0.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 17"}, + {A: "2.0.1", B: "2.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 18"}, + {A: "2.0.1a", B: "2.0.1a", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 20"}, + {A: "2.0.1a", B: "2.0.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 21"}, + {A: "2.0.1", B: "2.0.1a", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 22"}, + {A: "5.5p1", B: "5.5p1", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 24"}, + {A: "5.5p1", B: "5.5p2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 25"}, + {A: "5.5p2", B: "5.5p1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 26"}, + {A: "5.5p10", B: "5.5p10", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 28"}, + {A: "5.5p1", B: "5.5p10", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 29"}, + {A: "5.5p10", B: "5.5p1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 30"}, + {A: "10xyz", B: "10.1xyz", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 32"}, + {A: "10.1xyz", B: "10xyz", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 33"}, + {A: "xyz10", B: "xyz10", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 35"}, + {A: "xyz10", B: "xyz10.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 36"}, + {A: "xyz10.1", B: "xyz10", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 37"}, + {A: "xyz.4", B: "xyz.4", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 39"}, + {A: "xyz.4", B: "8", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 40"}, + {A: "8", B: "xyz.4", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 41"}, + {A: "xyz.4", B: "2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 42"}, + {A: "2", B: "xyz.4", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 43"}, + {A: "5.5p2", B: "5.6p1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 45"}, + {A: "5.6p1", B: "5.5p2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 46"}, + {A: "5.6p1", B: "6.5p1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 48"}, + {A: "6.5p1", B: "5.6p1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 49"}, + {A: "6.0.rc1", B: "6.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 51"}, + {A: "6.0", B: "6.0.rc1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 52"}, + {A: "10b2", B: "10a1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 54"}, + {A: "10a2", B: "10b2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 55"}, + {A: "1.0aa", B: "1.0aa", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 57"}, + {A: "1.0a", B: "1.0aa", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 58"}, + {A: "1.0aa", B: "1.0a", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 59"}, + {A: "10.0001", B: "10.0001", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 61"}, + {A: "10.0001", B: "10.1", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 62"}, + {A: "10.1", B: "10.0001", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 63"}, + {A: "10.0001", B: "10.0039", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 64"}, + {A: "10.0039", B: "10.0001", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 65"}, + {A: "4.999.9", B: "5.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 67"}, + {A: "5.0", B: "4.999.9", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 68"}, + {A: "20101121", B: "20101121", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 70"}, + {A: "20101121", B: "20101122", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 71"}, + {A: "20101122", B: "20101121", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 72"}, + {A: "2_0", B: "2_0", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 74"}, + {A: "2.0", B: "2_0", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 75"}, + {A: "2_0", B: "2.0", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 76"}, + {A: "a", B: "a", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 79"}, + {A: "a+", B: "a+", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 80"}, + {A: "a+", B: "a_", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 81"}, + {A: "a_", B: "a+", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 82"}, + {A: "+a", B: "+a", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 83"}, + {A: "+a", B: "_a", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 84"}, + {A: "_a", B: "+a", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 85"}, + {A: "+_", B: "+_", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 86", Refused: true, Note: noteRPMSeparatorOnly}, + {A: "_+", B: "+_", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 87", Refused: true, Note: noteRPMSeparatorOnly}, + {A: "_+", B: "_+", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 88", Refused: true, Note: noteRPMSeparatorOnly}, + {A: "+", B: "_", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 89", Refused: true, Note: noteRPMSeparatorOnly}, + {A: "_", B: "+", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 90", Refused: true, Note: noteRPMSeparatorOnly}, + {A: "1.0~rc1", B: "1.0~rc1", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 93"}, + {A: "1.0~rc1", B: "1.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 94"}, + {A: "1.0", B: "1.0~rc1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 95"}, + {A: "1.0~rc1", B: "1.0~rc2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 96"}, + {A: "1.0~rc2", B: "1.0~rc1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 97"}, + {A: "1.0~rc1~git123", B: "1.0~rc1~git123", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 98"}, + {A: "1.0~rc1~git123", B: "1.0~rc1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 99"}, + {A: "1.0~rc1", B: "1.0~rc1~git123", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 100"}, + {A: "1.0^", B: "1.0^", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 103"}, + {A: "1.0^", B: "1.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 104"}, + {A: "1.0", B: "1.0^", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 105"}, + {A: "1.0^git1", B: "1.0^git1", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 106"}, + {A: "1.0^git1", B: "1.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 107"}, + {A: "1.0", B: "1.0^git1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 108"}, + {A: "1.0^git1", B: "1.0^git2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 109"}, + {A: "1.0^git2", B: "1.0^git1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 110"}, + {A: "1.0^git1", B: "1.01", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 111"}, + {A: "1.01", B: "1.0^git1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 112"}, + {A: "1.0^20160101", B: "1.0^20160101", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 113"}, + {A: "1.0^20160101", B: "1.0.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 114"}, + {A: "1.0.1", B: "1.0^20160101", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 115"}, + {A: "1.0^20160101^git1", B: "1.0^20160101^git1", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 116"}, + {A: "1.0^20160102", B: "1.0^20160101^git1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 117"}, + {A: "1.0^20160101^git1", B: "1.0^20160102", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 118"}, + {A: "1.0~rc1^git1", B: "1.0~rc1^git1", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 121"}, + {A: "1.0~rc1^git1", B: "1.0~rc1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 122"}, + {A: "1.0~rc1", B: "1.0~rc1^git1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 123"}, + {A: "1.0^git1~pre", B: "1.0^git1~pre", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 124"}, + {A: "1.0^git1", B: "1.0^git1~pre", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 125"}, + {A: "1.0^git1~pre", B: "1.0^git1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcRPMVercmp, Locus: "line 126"}, +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// dpkg: scripts/t/Dpkg_Version.t, every row of the __DATA__ block (43) +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +var dpkgTranscribed = []vector{ + {A: "1.0-1", B: "2.0-2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 239"}, + {A: "2.2~rc-4", B: "2.2-1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 240"}, + {A: "2.2-1", B: "2.2~rc-4", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 241"}, + {A: "1.0000-1", B: "1.0-1", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 242"}, + {A: "1", B: "0:1", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 243"}, + {A: "0", B: "0:0-0", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 244"}, + {A: "2:2.5", B: "1:7.5", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 245"}, + {A: "1:0foo", B: "0foo", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 246"}, + {A: "0:0foo", B: "0foo", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 247"}, + {A: "0foo", B: "0foo", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 248"}, + {A: "0foo-0", B: "0foo", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 249"}, + {A: "0foo", B: "0foo-0", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 250"}, + {A: "0foo", B: "0fo", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 251"}, + {A: "0foo-0", B: "0foo+", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 252"}, + {A: "0foo~1", B: "0foo", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 253"}, + {A: "0foo~foo+Bar", B: "0foo~foo+bar", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 254"}, + {A: "0foo~~", B: "0foo~", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 255"}, + {A: "1~", B: "1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 256"}, + {A: "12345+that-really-is-some-ver-0", B: "12345+that-really-is-some-ver-10", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 257"}, + {A: "0foo-0", B: "0foo-01", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 258"}, + {A: "0foo.bar", B: "0foobar", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 259"}, + {A: "0foo.bar", B: "0foo1bar", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 260"}, + {A: "0foo.bar", B: "0foo0bar", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 261"}, + {A: "0foo1bar-1", B: "0foobar-1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 262"}, + {A: "0foo2.0", B: "0foo2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 263"}, + {A: "0foo2.0.0", B: "0foo2.10.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 264"}, + {A: "0foo2.0", B: "0foo2.0.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 265"}, + {A: "0foo2.0", B: "0foo2.10", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 266"}, + {A: "0foo2.1", B: "0foo2.10", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 267"}, + {A: "1.09", B: "1.9", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 268"}, + {A: "1.0.8+nmu1", B: "1.0.8", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 269"}, + {A: "3.11", B: "3.10+nmu1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 270"}, + {A: "0.9j-20080306-4", B: "0.9i-20070324-2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 271"}, + {A: "1.2.0~b7-1", B: "1.2.0~b6-1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 272"}, + {A: "1.011-1", B: "1.06-2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 273"}, + {A: "0.0.9+dfsg1-1", B: "0.0.8+dfsg1-3", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 274"}, + {A: "4.6.99+svn6582-1", B: "4.6.99+svn6496-1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 275"}, + {A: "53", B: "52", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 276"}, + {A: "0.9.9~pre122-1", B: "0.9.9~pre111-1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 277"}, + {A: "2:2.3.2-2+lenny2", B: "2:2.3.2-2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 278"}, + {A: "1:3.8.1-1", B: "3.8.GA-1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 279"}, + {A: "1.0.1+gpl-1", B: "1.0.1-2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 280"}, + {A: "1a", B: "1000a", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "__DATA__ line 281"}, +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// apk-tools: test/unit/version.data, every ordering row (738) +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// This is the section A.18 called the weakest of the three, on the grounds that +// not one apk vector had ever been diffed against apk's own fixture. All 738 of +// them now ARE that fixture: 674 pass, 64 are refused for the reasons in the +// Note constants above, and none produce a wrong ordering. + +var apkTranscribed = []vector{ + {A: "2.34", B: "0.1.0_alpha", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 1"}, + {A: "23_foo", B: "4_beta", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 2", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKUnknownSuffix}, + {A: "1.0", B: "1.0bc", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 3", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKTwoLetters}, + {A: "0.1.0_alpha", B: "0.1.0_alpha", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 4"}, + {A: "0.1.0_alpha", B: "0.1.3_alpha", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 5"}, + {A: "0.1.3_alpha", B: "0.1.0_alpha", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 6"}, + {A: "0.1.0_alpha2", B: "0.1.0_alpha", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 7"}, + {A: "0.1.0_alpha", B: "2.2.39-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 8"}, + {A: "2.2.39-r1", B: "1.0.4-r3", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 9"}, + {A: "1.0.4-r3", B: "1.0.4-r4", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 10"}, + {A: "1.0.4-r4", B: "1.6", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 11"}, + {A: "1.6", B: "1.0.2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 12"}, + {A: "1.0.2", B: "0.7-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 13"}, + {A: "0.7-r1", B: "1.0.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 14"}, + {A: "1.0.0", B: "1.0.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 15"}, + {A: "1.0.1", B: "1.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 16"}, + {A: "1.1", B: "1.1_alpha1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 17"}, + {A: "1.1_alpha1", B: "1.2.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 18"}, + {A: "1.2.1", B: "1.2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 19"}, + {A: "1.2", B: "1.3_alpha", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 20"}, + {A: "1.3_alpha", B: "1.3_alpha2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 21"}, + {A: "1.3_alpha2", B: "1.3_alpha3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 22"}, + {A: "1.3_alpha8", B: "0.6.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 23"}, + {A: "0.6.0", B: "0.6.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 24"}, + {A: "0.6.1", B: "0.7.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 25"}, + {A: "0.7.0", B: "0.8_beta1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 26"}, + {A: "0.8_beta1", B: "0.8_beta2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 27"}, + {A: "0.8_beta4", B: "4.8-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 28"}, + {A: "4.8-r1", B: "3.10.18-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 29"}, + {A: "3.10.18-r1", B: "2.3.0b-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 30"}, + {A: "2.3.0b-r1", B: "2.3.0b-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 31"}, + {A: "2.3.0b-r2", B: "2.3.0b-r3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 32"}, + {A: "2.3.0b-r3", B: "2.3.0b-r4", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 33"}, + {A: "2.3.0b-r4", B: "0.12.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 34"}, + {A: "0.12.1", B: "0.12.2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 35"}, + {A: "0.12.2", B: "0.12.3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 36"}, + {A: "0.12.3", B: "0.12", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 37"}, + {A: "0.12", B: "0.13_beta1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 38"}, + {A: "0.13_beta1", B: "0.13_beta2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 39"}, + {A: "0.13_beta2", B: "0.13_beta3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 40"}, + {A: "0.13_beta3", B: "0.13_beta4", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 41"}, + {A: "0.13_beta4", B: "0.13_beta5", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 42"}, + {A: "0.13_beta5", B: "0.9.12", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 43"}, + {A: "0.9.12", B: "0.9.13", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 44"}, + {A: "0.9.13", B: "0.9.12", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 45"}, + {A: "0.9.12", B: "0.9.13", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 46"}, + {A: "0.9.13", B: "0.0.16", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 47"}, + {A: "0.0.16", B: "0.6", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 48"}, + {A: "0.6", B: "2.1.13-r3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 49"}, + {A: "2.1.13-r3", B: "2.1.15-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 50"}, + {A: "2.1.15-r2", B: "2.1.15-r3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 51"}, + {A: "2.1.15-r3", B: "1.2.11", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 52"}, + {A: "1.2.11", B: "1.2.12.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 53"}, + {A: "1.2.12.1", B: "1.2.13", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 54"}, + {A: "1.2.13", B: "1.2.14-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 55"}, + {A: "1.2.14-r1", B: "0.7.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 56"}, + {A: "0.7.1", B: "0.5.4", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 57"}, + {A: "0.5.4", B: "0.7.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 58"}, + {A: "0.7.0", B: "1.2.13", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 59"}, + {A: "1.2.13", B: "1.0.8", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 60"}, + {A: "1.0.8", B: "1.2.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 61"}, + {A: "1.2.1", B: "0.7-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 62"}, + {A: "0.7-r1", B: "2.4.32", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 63"}, + {A: "2.4.32", B: "2.8-r4", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 64"}, + {A: "2.8-r4", B: "0.9.6", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 65"}, + {A: "0.9.6", B: "0.2.0-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 66"}, + {A: "0.2.0-r1", B: "0.2.0-r1", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 67"}, + {A: "0.2.0-r1", B: "3.1_p16", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 68"}, + {A: "3.1_p16", B: "3.1_p17", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 69"}, + {A: "3.1_p17", B: "1.06-r6", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, 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Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 97"}, + {A: "1.0.3-r6", B: "1.0.4", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 98"}, + {A: "1.0.4", B: "2.59", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 99"}, + {A: "2.59", B: "20050718-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 100"}, + {A: "20050718-r1", B: "20050718-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 101"}, + {A: "20050718-r2", B: "3.9.8-r5", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 102"}, + {A: "3.9.8-r5", B: "2.01.01_alpha10", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 103", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "2.01.01_alpha10", B: "0.94", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 104", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "0.94", B: "1.0", Want: -1, Prov: 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Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 114"}, + {A: "1.39", B: "1.00_beta2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 115", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "1.00_beta2", B: "0.9.2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 116", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "0.9.2", B: "5.94-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 117"}, + {A: "5.94-r1", B: "6.4", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 118"}, + {A: "6.4", B: "2.6-r5", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 119"}, + {A: "2.6-r5", B: "1.4", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 120"}, + {A: "1.4", B: "2.8.9-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 121"}, + {A: "2.8.9-r1", B: "2.8.9", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 122"}, + {A: 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"2.0.6-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 165"}, + {A: "2.0.6-r1", B: "0.2-r6", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 166"}, + {A: "0.2-r6", B: "0.4", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 167"}, + {A: "0.4", B: "1.0.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 168"}, + {A: "1.0.0", B: "10-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 169"}, + {A: "10-r1", B: "4", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 170"}, + {A: "4", B: "0.7.3-r2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 171"}, + {A: "0.7.3-r2", B: "0.7.3", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 172"}, + {A: "0.7.3", B: "1.95.8", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 173"}, + {A: "1.95.8", B: "1.1.19", Want: 1, Prov: 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"2.6.19.20061214", B: "0.6.2-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 265"}, + {A: "0.6.2-r1", B: "0.6.3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 266"}, + {A: "0.6.3", B: "0.6.5", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 267"}, + {A: "0.6.5", B: "1.3.5-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 268"}, + {A: "1.3.5-r1", B: "1.3.5-r4", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 269"}, + {A: "1.3.5-r4", B: "3.0.0-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 270"}, + {A: "3.0.0-r2", B: "021109-r3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 271", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "021109-r3", B: "20060512", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 272", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "20060512", B: "1.24", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 273"}, + {A: "1.24", B: "0.9.16-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 274"}, + {A: "0.9.16-r1", B: "3.9_pre20060124", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 275"}, + {A: "3.9_pre20060124", B: "0.01", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 276", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "0.01", B: "0.06", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 277", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "0.06", B: "1.1.7", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 278", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "1.1.7", B: "6b-r7", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 279"}, + {A: "6b-r7", B: "1.12-r7", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 280"}, + {A: "1.12-r7", B: "1.12-r8", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 281"}, + {A: "1.12-r8", B: "1.1.12", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 282"}, + {A: "1.1.12", B: "1.1.13", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 283"}, + {A: "1.1.13", B: "0.3", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 284"}, + {A: "0.3", B: "0.5", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 285"}, + {A: "0.5", B: "3.96.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 286"}, + {A: "3.96.1", B: "3.97", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 287"}, + {A: "3.97", B: "0.10.0-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 288"}, + {A: "0.10.0-r1", B: "0.10.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 289"}, + {A: "0.10.0", B: "0.10.1_rc1", Want: -1, Prov: 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Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 372"}, + {A: "22.7", B: "2.1_pre20", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 373"}, + {A: "2.1_pre20", B: "2.1_pre26", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 374"}, + {A: "2.1_pre26", B: "0.2.3-r2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 375"}, + {A: "0.2.3-r2", B: "0.2.2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 376"}, + {A: "0.2.2", B: "2.10.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 377"}, + {A: "2.10.0", B: "2.10.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 378"}, + {A: "2.10.1", B: "02.08.01b", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 379", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "02.08.01b", B: "4.77", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 380", Refused: true, Note: 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"8.1.2.20040524-r1", B: "8.1.2.20050715-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 397"}, + {A: "8.1.2.20050715-r1", B: "20030215", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 398"}, + {A: "20030215", B: "3.80-r4", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 399"}, + {A: "3.80-r4", B: "3.81", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 400"}, + {A: "3.81", B: "1.6d", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 401"}, + {A: "1.6d", B: "1.2.07.8", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 402", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "1.2.07.8", B: "1.2.12.04", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 403", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "1.2.12.04", B: "1.2.12.05", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 404", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "1.2.12.05", B: "1.3.3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 405", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "1.3.3", B: "2.6.4", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 406"}, + {A: "2.6.4", B: "2.5.2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 407"}, + {A: "2.5.2", B: "2.6.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 408"}, + {A: "2.6.1", B: "2.6", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 409"}, + {A: "2.6", B: "6.5.1-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 410"}, + {A: "6.5.1-r1", B: "1.1.35-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 411"}, + {A: "1.1.35-r1", B: "1.1.35-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 412"}, + {A: "1.1.35-r2", B: "0.9.2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 413"}, + {A: "0.9.2", B: "1.07-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 414", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "1.07-r1", B: "1.07.5", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 415", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "1.07.5", B: "1.07", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 416", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "1.07", B: "1.19", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 417", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "1.19", B: "2.1-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 418"}, + {A: "2.1-r2", B: "2.2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 419"}, + {A: "2.2", B: "1.0.4", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 420"}, + {A: "1.0.4", B: "20060811", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 421"}, + {A: "20060811", B: "20061003", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 422"}, + {A: "20061003", B: "0.1_pre20060810", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 423"}, + {A: "0.1_pre20060810", B: "0.1_pre20060817", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 424"}, + {A: "0.1_pre20060817", B: "1.0.3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 425"}, + {A: "1.0.3", B: "1.0.2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 426"}, + {A: "1.0.2", B: "1.0.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 427"}, + {A: "1.0.1", B: "3.2.2-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 428"}, + {A: "3.2.2-r1", B: "3.2.2-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 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"1.5.13-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 438"}, + {A: "1.5.13-r1", B: "1.3.12-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 439"}, + {A: "1.3.12-r1", B: "2.0.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 440"}, + {A: "2.0.1", B: "2.0.2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 441"}, + {A: "2.0.2", B: "2.0.3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 442"}, + {A: "2.0.3", B: "0.2.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 443"}, + {A: "0.2.0", B: "5.5-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 444"}, + {A: "5.5-r2", B: "5.5-r3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 445"}, + {A: "5.5-r3", B: "0.25.3", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 446"}, + {A: "0.25.3", B: "0.26.1-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 447"}, + {A: "0.26.1-r1", B: "5.2.1.2-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 448"}, + {A: "5.2.1.2-r1", B: "5.4", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 449"}, + {A: "5.4", B: "1.60-r11", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 450"}, + {A: "1.60-r11", B: "1.60-r12", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 451"}, + {A: "1.60-r12", B: "110-r8", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 452"}, + {A: "110-r8", B: "0.17-r2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 453"}, + {A: "0.17-r2", B: "1.05-r4", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 454", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "1.05-r4", B: "5.28.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 455", 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{A: "0.20070118", B: "0.20070207_rc1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 464"}, + {A: "0.20070207_rc1", B: "1.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 465"}, + {A: "1.0", B: "1.13.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 466"}, + {A: "1.13.0", B: "1.13.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 467"}, + {A: "1.13.1", B: "0.21", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 468"}, + {A: "0.21", B: "0.3.7-r3", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 469"}, + {A: "0.3.7-r3", B: "0.4.10", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 470"}, + {A: "0.4.10", B: "0.5.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 471"}, + {A: "0.5.0", B: "0.5.5", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 472"}, + {A: "0.5.5", B: "0.5.7", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 473"}, + {A: "0.5.7", B: "0.6.11-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 474"}, + {A: "0.6.11-r1", B: "2.3.30-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 475"}, + {A: "2.3.30-r2", B: "3.7_p1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 476"}, + {A: "3.7_p1", B: "1.3", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 477"}, + {A: "1.3", B: "0.10.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 478"}, + {A: "0.10.1", B: "4.3_p2-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 479"}, + {A: "4.3_p2-r1", B: "4.3_p2-r5", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 480"}, + {A: "4.3_p2-r5", B: "4.4_p1-r6", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 481"}, + {A: "4.4_p1-r6", B: "4.5_p1-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 482"}, + {A: "4.5_p1-r1", B: "4.5_p1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 483"}, + {A: "4.5_p1", B: "4.5_p1-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 484"}, + {A: "4.5_p1-r1", B: "4.5_p1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 485"}, + {A: "4.5_p1", B: "0.9.8c-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 486"}, + {A: "0.9.8c-r1", B: "0.9.8d", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 487"}, + {A: "0.9.8d", B: "2.4.4", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 488"}, + {A: "2.4.4", B: "2.4.7", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 489"}, + {A: "2.4.7", B: "2.0.6", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 490"}, + {A: "2.0.6", B: "2.0.6", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 491"}, + {A: "2.0.6", B: "0.78-r3", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 492"}, + {A: "0.78-r3", B: "0.3.2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 493"}, + {A: "0.3.2", B: "1.7.1-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 494"}, + {A: "1.7.1-r1", B: "2.5.9", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 495"}, + {A: "2.5.9", B: "0.1.13", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 496"}, + {A: "0.1.13", B: "0.1.15", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 497"}, + {A: "0.1.15", B: "0.4", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 498"}, + {A: "0.4", B: "0.9.6", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 499"}, + {A: "0.9.6", B: "2.2.0-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 500"}, + {A: "2.2.0-r1", B: "2.2.3-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 501"}, + {A: "2.2.3-r2", B: "013", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 502", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "013", B: "014-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 503", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "014-r1", B: "1.3.1-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 504", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "1.3.1-r1", B: "5.8.8-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 505"}, + {A: "5.8.8-r2", B: "5.1.6-r4", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 506"}, + {A: "5.1.6-r4", B: "5.1.6-r6", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 507"}, + {A: "5.1.6-r6", B: "5.2.1-r3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 508"}, + {A: "5.2.1-r3", B: "0.11.3", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 509"}, + {A: "0.11.3", B: "0.11.3", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 510"}, + {A: "0.11.3", B: "1.10.7", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 511"}, + {A: "1.10.7", B: "1.7-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 512"}, + {A: "1.7-r1", B: "0.1.20", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 513"}, + {A: "0.1.20", B: "0.1.23", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 514"}, + {A: "0.1.23", B: "5b-r9", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 515"}, + {A: "5b-r9", B: "2.2.10", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 516"}, + {A: "2.2.10", B: "2.3.6", Want: -1, 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provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 526"}, + {A: "22.2", B: "22.3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 527"}, + {A: "22.3", B: "1.2.2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 528"}, + {A: "1.2.2", B: "2.04", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 529", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "2.04", B: "2.4.3-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 530", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "2.4.3-r1", B: "2.4.3-r4", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 531"}, + {A: "2.4.3-r4", B: "0.98.6-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 532"}, + {A: "0.98.6-r1", B: "5.7-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 533"}, + {A: "5.7-r2", B: "5.7-r3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, 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{A: "1.2.6-r1", B: "2.6.8-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 544"}, + {A: "2.6.8-r2", B: "2.6.9-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 545"}, + {A: "2.6.9-r1", B: "1.7", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 546"}, + {A: "1.7", B: "1.7b", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 547"}, + {A: "1.7b", B: "1.8.4-r3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 548"}, + {A: "1.8.4-r3", B: "1.8.5", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 549"}, + {A: "1.8.5", B: "1.8.5_p2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 550"}, + {A: "1.8.5_p2", B: "1.1.3", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 551"}, + {A: "1.1.3", B: "3.0.22-r3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 552"}, + {A: 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srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 570"}, + {A: "3.2.9", B: "3.2.3", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 571"}, + {A: "3.2.3", B: "3.2.4", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 572"}, + {A: "3.2.4", B: "3.2.8", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 573"}, + {A: "3.2.8", B: "3.2.9", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 574"}, + {A: "3.2.9", B: "1.4.9-r2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 575"}, + {A: "1.4.9-r2", B: "2.9.11_pre20051101-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 576"}, + {A: "2.9.11_pre20051101-r2", B: "2.9.11_pre20051101-r3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 577"}, + {A: "2.9.11_pre20051101-r3", B: "2.9.11_pre20051101", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 578"}, + {A: "2.9.11_pre20051101", B: "2.9.11_pre20061021-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 579"}, + {A: "2.9.11_pre20061021-r1", B: "2.9.11_pre20061021-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 580"}, + {A: "2.9.11_pre20061021-r2", B: "5.36-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 581"}, + {A: "5.36-r1", B: "1.0.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 582"}, + {A: "1.0.1", B: "7.0-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 583"}, + {A: "7.0-r2", B: "2.4.5", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 584"}, + {A: "2.4.5", B: "2.6.1.2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 585"}, + {A: "2.6.1.2", B: "2.6.1.3-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 586"}, + {A: "2.6.1.3-r1", B: "2.6.1.3", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 587"}, + {A: "2.6.1.3", B: "2.6.1.3-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 588"}, + {A: "2.6.1.3-r1", B: "12.17.9", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 589"}, + {A: "12.17.9", B: "1.1.12", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 590"}, + {A: "1.1.12", B: "1.1.7", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 591"}, + {A: "1.1.7", B: "2.5.14", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 592"}, + {A: "2.5.14", B: "2.6.6-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 593"}, + {A: "2.6.6-r1", B: "2.6.7", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 594"}, + {A: "2.6.7", B: "2.6.9-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 595"}, + {A: "2.6.9-r1", B: "2.6.9", Want: 1, Prov: 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Locus: "line 613"}, + {A: "2.86-r6", B: "1.15.1-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 614"}, + {A: "1.15.1-r1", B: "8.4.9", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 615"}, + {A: "8.4.9", B: "7.6-r8", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 616"}, + {A: "7.6-r8", B: "3.9.4-r2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 617"}, + {A: "3.9.4-r2", B: "3.9.4-r3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 618"}, + {A: "3.9.4-r3", B: "3.9.5-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 619"}, + {A: "3.9.5-r2", B: "1.1.9", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 620"}, + {A: "1.1.9", B: "1.0.6", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 621"}, + {A: "1.0.6", B: "5.9", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 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srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 640", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "103", B: "104-r11", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 641"}, + {A: "104-r11", B: "104-r9", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 642"}, + {A: "104-r9", B: "1.23-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 643"}, + {A: "1.23-r1", B: "1.23", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 644"}, + {A: "1.23", B: "1.23-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 645"}, + {A: "1.23-r1", B: "1.0.2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 646"}, + {A: "1.0.2", B: "5.52-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 647"}, + {A: "5.52-r1", B: "1.2.5_rc2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 648"}, + {A: "1.2.5_rc2", B: "0.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 649"}, + {A: "0.1", B: "0.71-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 650"}, + {A: "0.71-r1", B: "20040406-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 651"}, + {A: "20040406-r1", B: "2.12r-r4", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 652"}, + {A: "2.12r-r4", B: "2.12r-r5", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 653"}, + {A: "2.12r-r5", B: "0.0.7", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 654"}, + {A: "0.0.7", B: "1.0.3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 655"}, + {A: "1.0.3", B: "1.8", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 656"}, + {A: "1.8", B: "7.0.17", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 657"}, + {A: "7.0.17", B: "7.0.174", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 658"}, + {A: "7.0.174", B: "7.0.17", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 659"}, + {A: "7.0.17", B: "7.0.174", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 660"}, + {A: "7.0.174", B: "1.0.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 661"}, + {A: "1.0.1", B: "1.1.1-r3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 662"}, + {A: "1.1.1-r3", B: "0.3.4_pre20061029", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 663"}, + {A: "0.3.4_pre20061029", B: "0.4.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 664"}, + {A: "0.4.0", B: "0.1.2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 665"}, + {A: "0.1.2", B: "1.10.2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 666"}, + {A: "1.10.2", B: "2.16", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 667"}, + {A: "2.16", B: "28", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 668"}, + {A: "28", B: "0.99.4", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 669"}, + {A: "0.99.4", B: "1.13", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 670"}, + {A: "1.13", B: "1.0.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 671"}, + {A: "1.0.1", B: "1.1.2-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 672"}, + {A: "1.1.2-r2", B: "1.1.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 673"}, + {A: "1.1.0", B: "1.1.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 674"}, + {A: "1.1.1", B: "1.1.1", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 675"}, + {A: "1.1.1", B: "0.6.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 676"}, + {A: "0.6.0", B: "6.6.3", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 677"}, + {A: "6.6.3", B: "1.1.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 678"}, + {A: "1.1.1", B: "1.1.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 679"}, + {A: "1.1.0", B: "1.1.0", Want: 0, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 680"}, + {A: "1.1.0", B: "0.2.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 681"}, + {A: "0.2.0", B: "0.3.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 682"}, + {A: "0.3.0", B: "1.1.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 683"}, + {A: "1.1.1", B: "1.2.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 684"}, + {A: "1.2.0", B: "1.1.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 685"}, + {A: "1.1.0", B: "1.6.5", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 686"}, + {A: "1.6.5", B: "1.1.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 687"}, + {A: "1.1.0", B: "1.4.2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 688"}, + {A: "1.4.2", B: "1.1.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 689"}, + {A: "1.1.1", B: "2.8.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 690"}, + {A: "2.8.1", B: "1.2.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 691"}, + {A: "1.2.0", B: "4.1.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 692"}, + {A: "4.1.0", B: "0.4.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 693"}, + {A: "0.4.1", B: "1.9.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 694"}, + {A: "1.9.1", B: "2.1.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 695"}, + {A: "2.1.1", B: "1.4.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 696"}, + {A: "1.4.1", B: "0.9.1-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 697"}, + {A: "0.9.1-r1", B: "0.8.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 698"}, + {A: "0.8.1", B: "1.2.1-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 699"}, + {A: "1.2.1-r1", B: "1.1.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 700"}, + {A: "1.1.0", B: "1.2.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 701"}, + {A: "1.2.1", B: "1.1.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 702"}, + {A: "1.1.0", B: "0.1.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 703"}, + {A: "0.1.1", B: "1.2.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 704"}, + {A: "1.2.1", B: "4.1.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 705"}, + {A: "4.1.0", B: "0.2.1-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 706"}, + {A: "0.2.1-r1", B: "1.1.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 707"}, + {A: "1.1.0", B: "2.7.11", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 708"}, + {A: "2.7.11", B: "1.0.2-r6", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 709"}, + {A: "1.0.2-r6", B: "1.0.2", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 710"}, + {A: "1.0.2", B: "0.8", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 711"}, + {A: "0.8", B: "1.1.1-r4", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 712"}, + {A: "1.1.1-r4", B: "222", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 713"}, + {A: "222", B: "1.0.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 714"}, + {A: "1.0.1", B: "1.2.12-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 715"}, + {A: "1.2.12-r1", B: "1.2.8", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 716"}, + {A: "1.2.8", B: "1.2.9.1-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 717"}, + {A: "1.2.9.1-r1", B: "1.2.9.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 718"}, + {A: "1.2.9.1", B: "2.31-r1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 719"}, + {A: "2.31-r1", B: "2.31", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 720"}, + {A: "2.31", B: "1.2.3-r1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 721"}, + {A: "1.2.3-r1", B: "1.2.3", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 722"}, + {A: "1.2.3", B: "4.2.5", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 723"}, + {A: "4.2.5", B: "4.3.2-r2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 724"}, + {A: "1.3-r0", B: "1.3.1-r0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 725"}, + {A: "1.3_pre1-r1", B: "1.3.2", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 726"}, + {A: "1.0_p10-r0", B: "1.0_p9-r0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 727"}, + {A: "0.1.0_alpha_pre2", B: "0.1.0_alpha", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 728"}, + {A: "1.0.0_pre20191002222144-r0", B: "1.0.0_pre20210530193627-r0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 729", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKSuffixNumberWidth}, + {A: "6.0_pre1", B: "6.0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 730"}, + {A: "6.1_pre1", B: "6.1", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 731"}, + {A: "6.0_p1", B: "6.0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 732"}, + {A: "6.1_p1", B: "6.1", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 733"}, + {A: "8.2.0", B: "8.2.001", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 734", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "8.2.0015", B: "8.2.002", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 735", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKLeadingZero}, + {A: "1.0~1234", B: "1.0~2345", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 737", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKCommitHash}, + {A: "1.0~1234-r1", B: "1.0~2345-r0", Want: -1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 738", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKCommitHash}, + {A: "1.0~1234-r1", B: "1.0~1234-r0", Want: 1, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 739", Refused: true, Note: noteAPKCommitHash}, +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Validity corpora: what the published suites say PARSES +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// An ordering corpus cannot catch a parser that is too PERMISSIVE, because a +// string the upstream tool rejects never appears in an ordering table. That is +// the gap M1 lived in: dpkg_compare.go promised "parseDebian rejects rather +// than repairs", and parseDebian accepted `1.0-` — a version Dpkg_Version.t +// states plainly is invalid — by quietly treating the empty revision as an +// absent one. An advisory endpoint spelled that way then decided a range as if +// it were `1.0`, and a truncated endpoint that reads as a LOWER bound clears a +// vulnerable host. +// +// AnvilRefuses marks the reverse direction: a string the published suite calls +// VALID that this package refuses anyway. Those are deviations, they are +// deliberate, and each carries the Note saying which rule refuses it. A +// deviation in the other direction — a string the suite calls INVALID that +// this package accepts — has no field to be recorded in, because there is no +// argument for it: it is the defect M1 named. + +var dpkgValidity = []validityVector{ + {V: "", Scheme: SchemeDebian, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "line 96 (\"empty version is invalid\")"}, + {V: "-0", Scheme: SchemeDebian, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "line 100 (\"empty upstream version is invalid\")"}, + {V: "0:-0", Scheme: SchemeDebian, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "line 104 (\"empty upstream version with epoch is invalid\")"}, + {V: ":1.0", Scheme: SchemeDebian, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "line 108 (\"empty epoch is invalid\")"}, + {V: "1.0-", Scheme: SchemeDebian, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "line 112 (\"empty revision is invalid\")", Note: noteDpkgEmptyRevision}, + {V: "10a:5.2", Scheme: SchemeDebian, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "line 114 (\"bad epoch is invalid\")"}, + {V: "5.2@3-2", Scheme: SchemeDebian, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "line 119 (\"invalid character makes version invalid\")"}, + {V: "foo5.2", Scheme: SchemeDebian, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "line 121 (\"version does not start with digit 1/2\")"}, + {V: "0:foo5.2", Scheme: SchemeDebian, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcDpkgVersionT, Locus: "line 123 (\"version does not start with digit 2/2\")"}, +} + +var apkValidity = []validityVector{ + {V: "1.2", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: true, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 758"}, + {V: "0.1_pre2", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: true, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 759"}, + {V: "0.1_pre2~1234abcd", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: true, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 760", AnvilRefuses: true, Note: noteAPKCommitHash}, + {V: "0.1_p1_pre2", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: true, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 761"}, + {V: "0.1_alpha1_pre2", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: true, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 762"}, + {V: "0.1_git20240101_pre1", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: true, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 763"}, + {V: "", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 764"}, + {V: "0.1bc", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 765"}, + {V: "0.1bc1", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 766"}, + {V: "0.1a1", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 767"}, + {V: "0.1a.1", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 768"}, + {V: "0.1_pre2~", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 769"}, + {V: "0.1_pre2~1234xbcd", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 770"}, + {V: "0.1_pre2~1234abcd_pre1", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 771"}, + {V: "0.1_pre2-r1~1234xbcd", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 772"}, + {V: "0.1_foobar", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 773"}, + {V: "0.1_foobar1", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 774"}, + {V: "0.1-pre1.1", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 775"}, + {V: "0.1-r", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 776"}, + {V: "0.1-r2_pre1", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 777"}, + {V: "0.1-r2_p3_pre1", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 778"}, + {V: "0.1-r2-r3", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 779"}, + {V: "0.1-r2.1", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 780"}, + {V: ".1", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 781"}, + {V: "a", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 782"}, + {V: "_pre1", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 783"}, + {V: "-r1", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 784"}, + {V: "0.1_", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 785"}, + {V: "0.1_-r0", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 786"}, + {V: "0.1__alpha", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 787"}, + {V: "0.1_1_alpha", Scheme: SchemeAPK, Valid: false, Prov: provTranscribed, Source: srcAPKVersionData, Locus: "line 788"}, +} diff --git a/internal/match/dpkg_compare.go b/internal/match/dpkg_compare.go new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fd42c2d --- /dev/null +++ b/internal/match/dpkg_compare.go @@ -0,0 +1,378 @@ +// dpkg_compare.go implements Debian's version ordering: the algorithm +// `deb-version(7)` specifies and dpkg's `lib/dpkg/version.c` implements. +// +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// THE ONE RULE EVERYBODY GETS BACKWARDS +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// deb-version(7), on the lexical comparison of a non-digit run: +// +// "a tilde sorts before anything, even the end of a part" +// +// So `1.0~rc1` < `1.0`, and `1.0~~` < `1.0~` < `1.0`. Get that backwards and +// EVERY pre-release is misjudged in the direction that matters: a release +// candidate is reported as NEWER than the release, so an advisory saying +// "fixed in 1.0" clears a host running `1.0~rc1`, which is not fixed. +// +// The second rule in the same sentence is the one that makes `~` possible at +// all: "all the letters sort earlier than all the non-letters". That is why +// dpkg's `order()` maps a letter to its own byte value and a non-letter to its +// byte value PLUS 256 — the alphabet is pushed below the punctuation — and why +// `1.0a` < `1.0+b` even though '+' (0x2B) is below 'a' (0x61) in ASCII. +// +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// THIS IS A PORT, NOT AN INTERPRETATION +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// verrevcmp below is a line-for-line port of dpkg's function of the same name. +// It is deliberately NOT restructured into something more idiomatic: the +// interleaving of "compare the non-digit run character by character", "throw +// away leading zeros", "compare the digit runs by length then by first +// difference" is load-bearing, and every reorganisation of it that has been +// attempted in the wild has changed an ordering somewhere. +// +// The comparison corpus is in corpus_transcribed_test.go: all 43 rows of +// dpkg's own `scripts/t/Dpkg_Version.t` __DATA__ block, transcribed with the +// line number each came from, plus the rows this project AUTHORED from +// deb-version(7) where the published suite has none. It does NOT come from +// reading this file. A corpus derived from the implementation certifies the +// implementation's bugs; this project has already had a licence marker table +// validated against its own entries and it certified a defect. +// +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// WHAT IS REFUSED, AND THE CLAIM THAT USED TO BE FALSE +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// parseDebian rejects rather than repairs. An epoch that is not a number, an +// upstream version that does not start with a digit, an EMPTY REVISION after a +// trailing '-', a character outside deb-version(7)'s set — each is a *Refusal +// carrying RefusalMalformedVersion. dpkg itself refuses these, so accepting +// them here would mean comparing a string no Debian system could have produced +// against one it did. +// +// THE EMPTY REVISION IS IN THAT LIST BECAUSE THE CLAIM WAS FALSE WITHOUT IT. +// `1.0-` was accepted, split into upstream `1.0` and an empty revision, and +// then compared EQUAL to `1.0` — a repair, in the file whose header said it +// does not repair. Dpkg_Version.t line 112 says the string is invalid, and the +// consequence is not cosmetic: RANGE ENDPOINTS are validated by this same +// parser (AffectedRange.validate -> ValidVersion -> parseDebian), so a +// truncated `Fixed` endpoint was silently read as a lower bound than the +// advisory meant, and a host above it was reported clean. +// +// THAT DIRECTION OF ERROR IS THE ONE A VALIDITY CORPUS CATCHES AND AN ORDERING +// CORPUS CANNOT: dpkg will not order a string it will not parse, so no row of +// any published comparison table can contain it. dpkgValidity in +// corpus_transcribed_test.go transcribes the nine is_valid() assertions from +// Dpkg_Version.t for exactly this reason. +package match + +import ( + "strconv" + "strings" +) + +// debVersion is a parsed Debian version: `[epoch:]upstream[-revision]`. +type debVersion struct { + // Epoch defaults to 0 when absent. deb-version(7): "It may be omitted, + // in which case zero is assumed." + Epoch int + // EpochPresent records whether the string SPELLED an epoch. The + // ORDERING never branches on it — deb-version(7) is explicit that an + // omitted epoch is zero, and compareDebParsed implements exactly that. + // It is read by one thing only: AffectedRange.checkEpochAgreement, which + // refuses to evaluate a RANGE whose endpoint omits an epoch the + // installed version spells (see comparator.go, + // RefusalEpochPresenceMismatch). Ordering and range predicates are + // different questions and this field is where they part company. + EpochPresent bool + // Upstream is the upstream_version, never empty. + Upstream string + // Revision is the debian_revision, empty when absent. Absent and "0" + // compare EQUAL under verrevcmp (an empty non-digit run against a digit + // run whose only digit is a stripped leading zero), which is dpkg's own + // behaviour and is why this field is not defaulted to "0" on parse. + Revision string +} + +// maxDebEpoch bounds the epoch so a hostile or corrupt feed cannot hand this +// package a 4000-digit integer to parse. Debian's largest epoch in the archive +// is a single digit; the bound is generous by six orders of magnitude and +// exists only to make the failure a refusal instead of an allocation. +const maxDebEpoch = 1 << 30 + +// parseDebian parses and validates a Debian version string. +// +// Ordering of the three splits matters and follows dpkg: +// +// 1. The epoch is everything before the FIRST ':'. dpkg requires it to be a +// non-empty run of digits; a ':' with anything else in front of it is an +// error, not "no epoch". +// 2. The revision is everything after the LAST '-'. Using the last hyphen is +// what makes `1.0-beta-3` parse as upstream `1.0-beta`, revision `3`. +// 3. What is left is the upstream version, and it must start with a digit. +func parseDebian(raw string) (debVersion, error) { + bad := func(detail string) (debVersion, error) { + return debVersion{}, &Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalMalformedVersion, + Scheme: SchemeDebian, + Version: raw, + Detail: detail, + } + } + + s := strings.TrimSpace(raw) + if s == "" { + return bad("version is empty") + } + if s != raw { + // A version that needed trimming came from a producer that is not + // emitting a version field cleanly. Refuse rather than silently + // accept, because the same producer's next field may be trimmed into + // something that parses but is wrong. + return bad("version has leading or trailing whitespace") + } + + var v debVersion + + if i := strings.IndexByte(s, ':'); i >= 0 { + e := s[:i] + if e == "" { + return bad("epoch is empty (a leading ':' is not a zero epoch)") + } + for j := 0; j < len(e); j++ { + if !isDigit(e[j]) { + return bad("epoch " + strconv.Quote(e) + " is not a number") + } + } + if len(e) > 10 { + return bad("epoch " + strconv.Quote(e) + " is implausibly long") + } + n, err := strconv.Atoi(e) + if err != nil || n > maxDebEpoch { + return bad("epoch " + strconv.Quote(e) + " is out of range") + } + v.Epoch = n + v.EpochPresent = true + s = s[i+1:] + } + + if s == "" { + return bad("version carries an epoch but no upstream version") + } + + if i := strings.LastIndexByte(s, '-'); i >= 0 { + v.Revision = s[i+1:] + s = s[:i] + if v.Revision == "" { + // dpkg's own suite states this one directly: + // + // $empty = Dpkg::Version->new('1.0-'); + // ok(! $empty->is_valid(), 'empty revision is invalid'); + // -- scripts/t/Dpkg_Version.t line 112 + // + // This is the line that made the header's "parseDebian rejects + // rather than repairs" claim false. The trailing '-' was taken + // as a revision split producing an EMPTY revision, which + // debVerrevcmp then compares equal to an absent one — so `1.0-` + // silently became `1.0`. As an installed version that is a + // tolerated typo; as a RANGE ENDPOINT it is a truncated string + // deciding a predicate, and a truncated upper bound reads as a + // LOWER one, which clears a vulnerable host. Endpoints are + // validated by this same parser (AffectedRange.validate calls + // ValidVersion), so a repair here is a repair there. + return bad("debian revision is empty (a trailing '-' is not an absent revision); " + + "dpkg rejects this string") + } + } + v.Upstream = s + + if v.Upstream == "" { + return bad("upstream version is empty") + } + if !isDigit(v.Upstream[0]) { + // dpkg: "version number does not start with digit". This is the + // check that stops a semver-with-a-v-prefix ("v1.2.3") or a language + // ecosystem's version from being compared as if it were a Debian + // one. + return bad("upstream version " + strconv.Quote(v.Upstream) + " does not start with a digit") + } + if err := checkDebChars(v.Upstream, true); err != nil { + return bad("upstream version: " + err.Error()) + } + if v.Revision != "" { + if err := checkDebChars(v.Revision, false); err != nil { + return bad("debian revision: " + err.Error()) + } + } + + return v, nil +} + +// checkDebChars enforces deb-version(7)'s character set as an ALLOWLIST. +// +// upstream_version: alphanumerics and `. + - : ~`. +// debian_revision: alphanumerics and `. + ~`. +// +// The revision cannot contain '-' by construction (it is the text after the +// last hyphen) and must not contain ':' — a colon there would have been eaten +// by the epoch split on a well-formed version, so its presence means the +// string is not one dpkg would accept. +func checkDebChars(s string, upstream bool) error { + for i := 0; i < len(s); i++ { + c := s[i] + switch { + case isAlnum(c), c == '.', c == '+', c == '~': + case upstream && (c == '-' || c == ':'): + default: + return errString("illegal character " + strconv.Quote(string(c)) + + " in " + strconv.Quote(s)) + } + } + return nil +} + +// compareDebian orders two Debian version strings, returning -1, 0 or +1. +// +// Both operands are parsed and validated first; either being malformed is a +// refusal, never a "treat it as older" guess. +func compareDebian(a, b string) (int, error) { + va, err := parseDebian(a) + if err != nil { + return 0, err + } + vb, err := parseDebian(b) + if err != nil { + return 0, err + } + return compareDebParsed(va, vb), nil +} + +// compareDebParsed is dpkg's dpkg_version_compare: epoch, then upstream, then +// revision, each with the first non-zero result winning. +func compareDebParsed(a, b debVersion) int { + if a.Epoch != b.Epoch { + if a.Epoch < b.Epoch { + return -1 + } + return 1 + } + if r := debVerrevcmp(a.Upstream, b.Upstream); r != 0 { + return r + } + return debVerrevcmp(a.Revision, b.Revision) +} + +// debOrder is dpkg's `order()`, unchanged: +// +// digit -> 0 +// letter -> the letter's own byte value (97..122, 65..90) +// '~' -> -1 +// end of string -> 0 +// anything else -> byte value + 256 +// +// The +256 is what implements "all the letters sort earlier than all the +// non-letters", and the -1 is what implements "a tilde sorts before anything, +// even the end of a part". Both are quoted from deb-version(7). +// +// Note that a digit and the end of the string share the value 0. That is +// dpkg's own collision and it is safe because the enclosing loop never lets a +// digit reach this function: the loop runs only while at least one side is a +// non-digit, and returns as soon as the two orders differ. +func debOrder(c byte) int { + switch { + case isDigit(c): + return 0 + case isAlpha(c): + return int(c) + case c == '~': + return -1 + case c == 0: + return 0 + default: + return int(c) + 256 + } +} + +// debByteAt returns s[i], or 0 for an index past the end. dpkg's C original +// relies on the NUL terminator for exactly this; the Go port has to say so. +func debByteAt(s string, i int) byte { + if i < 0 || i >= len(s) { + return 0 + } + return s[i] +} + +// debVerrevcmp is dpkg's verrevcmp, ported statement for statement. +// +// The structure, and why each part is where it is: +// +// while either side has bytes left: +// 1. Compare the leading NON-DIGIT run character by character under +// debOrder. A difference here decides the whole comparison — this is +// where `~` beats the end of the string. +// 2. Throw away leading zeros on both sides independently, so `01` and +// `1` are the same number. +// 3. Walk the digit runs together, remembering the FIRST difference but +// not acting on it yet. +// 4. Whichever digit run is still going has more digits and is therefore +// the larger number. +// 5. Only if the runs were the same length does the remembered first +// difference decide. +// +// Steps 3–5 are how dpkg compares arbitrarily long numeric runs without ever +// converting them to an integer. +func debVerrevcmp(a, b string) int { + i, j := 0, 0 + for i < len(a) || j < len(b) { + firstDiff := 0 + + for (i < len(a) && !isDigit(a[i])) || (j < len(b) && !isDigit(b[j])) { + ac := debOrder(debByteAt(a, i)) + bc := debOrder(debByteAt(b, j)) + if ac != bc { + return sign(ac - bc) + } + i++ + j++ + } + + for i < len(a) && a[i] == '0' { + i++ + } + for j < len(b) && b[j] == '0' { + j++ + } + + for i < len(a) && isDigit(a[i]) && j < len(b) && isDigit(b[j]) { + if firstDiff == 0 { + firstDiff = int(a[i]) - int(b[j]) + } + i++ + j++ + } + + if i < len(a) && isDigit(a[i]) { + return 1 + } + if j < len(b) && isDigit(b[j]) { + return -1 + } + if firstDiff != 0 { + return sign(firstDiff) + } + } + return 0 +} + +// sign normalises any integer difference to -1, 0 or +1. Every comparator in +// this package returns a normalised sign, so a caller may compare results +// across schemes without knowing which one produced them. +func sign(n int) int { + switch { + case n < 0: + return -1 + case n > 0: + return 1 + } + return 0 +} diff --git a/internal/match/purl.go b/internal/match/purl.go new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2ea2045 --- /dev/null +++ b/internal/match/purl.go @@ -0,0 +1,595 @@ +// purl.go is the package-identity half of A.17: turning the identity strings a +// collector reports into something a comparator may act on, and REFUSING every +// string it cannot account for. +// +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// WHY IDENTITY IS A SEPARATE PROBLEM FROM VERSION COMPARISON +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// research/01 ("Package/dependency vulnerability data vs source-code weakness +// data") settles that purl is the correct identity scheme, and it is the right +// call for a reason worth stating: `openssl` is not one package. It is +// `pkg:deb/debian/openssl`, `pkg:rpm/redhat/openssl`, `pkg:apk/alpine/openssl` +// and half a dozen language ports, and their VERSION STRINGS ARE NOT +// COMPARABLE WITH EACH OTHER. Matching `openssl 3.0.2` against an advisory +// that meant a different `openssl` is the silently-wrong match that this whole +// lane exists to avoid. +// +// So identity resolution runs FIRST and its output includes the version +// SCHEME. A record whose scheme cannot be resolved never reaches a comparator +// at all — it is refused, counted, and reported, because a package Anvil +// cannot identify is a FALSE-NEGATIVE RISK (research/12 §3's documented +// false-negative classes: unpackaged binaries, stripped metadata, +// third-party-repo installs) and the operator has to be able to see it. +// +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// THE TYPE ALLOWLIST IS THREE ENTRIES LONG AND THAT IS DELIBERATE +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// SchemeForPurlType and SchemeForEcosystem are ALLOWLISTS. Everything not +// named is refused with a typed reason. This is the shape this project paid +// for three times over: a denylist loses, because the string nobody listed is +// the one that walks through. +// +// The practical consequence is stated plainly in the package doc: this +// comparator covers `deb`, `rpm` and `apk`, and refuses `npm`, `pypi`, +// `golang`, `maven`, `nuget`, `cargo`, `gem`, `composer` and everything else. +// A refusal is a visible gap. A fallback to semver, or to a lexical compare, +// would be an invisible wrong answer. +package match + +import ( + "strconv" + "strings" + + "github.com/Susquehanna-Syntax/Anvil/internal/record" +) + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Version schemes — the closed set this comparator implements +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// Scheme names a VERSION-ORDERING ALGORITHM, not an ecosystem. Two ecosystems +// may share a scheme (Debian and Ubuntu both order versions by dpkg's +// algorithm) and one ecosystem never has two. +// +// It is a closed set. SchemeValues() is its census and every function that +// accepts a Scheme rejects a value outside it, so a zero-valued Scheme cannot +// be mistaken for a default. +type Scheme string + +const ( + // SchemeDebian is dpkg's `deb-version(7)` ordering: an optional numeric + // epoch, an upstream version, an optional Debian revision, and the + // alternating digit/non-digit segment comparison in which `~` sorts + // BEFORE everything including the end of the string. Implemented in + // dpkg_compare.go. + SchemeDebian Scheme = "deb" + + // SchemeRPM is rpm's `rpmvercmp` over an epoch:version-release triple, + // with `~` sorting before and `^` sorting after. The RELEASE field is + // part of the comparison, which is what makes `2.25.1-3.el9` orderable + // against `2.25.1-1.el9` at all — and that is the field a distro + // backport moves. Implemented in rpm_compare.go. + SchemeRPM Scheme = "rpm" + + // SchemeAPK is Alpine's apk ordering: dotted numeric parts, an optional + // trailing letter, `_`-separated suffixes with their own documented rank + // order, and an `-rN` package revision. Implemented in apk_compare.go. + SchemeAPK Scheme = "apk" +) + +// schemeOrder is the canonical ordering of Scheme values. It exists so that +// SchemeValues() and every sorted report over schemes agree, without ranging +// over a map. +var schemeOrder = []Scheme{SchemeDebian, SchemeRPM, SchemeAPK} + +// SchemeValues returns every implemented scheme, in canonical order. It +// returns a fresh slice so a caller cannot mutate the census. +func SchemeValues() []Scheme { + out := make([]Scheme, len(schemeOrder)) + copy(out, schemeOrder) + return out +} + +// Valid reports whether s is one of the implemented schemes. +func (s Scheme) Valid() bool { + for _, k := range schemeOrder { + if s == k { + return true + } + } + return false +} + +// String renders the scheme, or "" for anything outside the +// closed set — including the zero value, which must never print as an empty +// string in an error message. +func (s Scheme) String() string { + if s.Valid() { + return string(s) + } + if s == "" { + return "" + } + return "" +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Ecosystem and purl-type allowlists +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// EcosystemDeb, EcosystemRPM and EcosystemAPK are the Lane-A-local ecosystem +// vocabulary. They are declared here rather than imported because +// internal/collector/host (which declares the same three) links os/exec and +// internal/ingest/cache links a SQL driver, and neither belongs in the +// comparator's dependency graph. +// +// That duplication is the kind that drifts, so it is ENFORCED rather than +// documented: comparator_test.go imports both packages (a test may) and fails +// if any of these three constants stops equalling its counterpart. +const ( + EcosystemDeb = "deb" + EcosystemRPM = "rpm" + EcosystemAPK = "apk" +) + +// CollectorHost and CollectorRepoSCA mirror internal/ingest/cache's `finding` +// collector vocabulary, for the same reason and under the same test. +const ( + CollectorHost = "host" + CollectorRepoSCA = "repo-sca" +) + +// ecosystemAllowlist maps an `affected.ecosystem` / inventory ecosystem string +// to the scheme that orders its versions. +// +// It is EXACT-MATCH and case-sensitive on purpose. "Debian:11", "Alpine:v3.19" +// and "Red Hat" are real ecosystem spellings in OSV, and normalising them here +// would put a second, undocumented identity mapping inside the comparator. The +// ingestion layer owns normalisation into this vocabulary; anything that +// reaches here unnormalised is refused with the string it carried, which is +// exactly the report an operator needs in order to fix the ingestion mapping. +var ecosystemAllowlist = map[string]Scheme{ + EcosystemDeb: SchemeDebian, + EcosystemRPM: SchemeRPM, + EcosystemAPK: SchemeAPK, +} + +// purlTypeAllowlist maps a purl `type` to a scheme. The three entries are the +// purl-spec types for the three OS package managers this comparator +// implements: `pkg:deb/debian/openssl@3.0.11-1~deb12u2`, +// `pkg:rpm/redhat/python-requests@2.25.1-3.el9`, +// `pkg:apk/alpine/openssl@3.1.4-r5`. +var purlTypeAllowlist = map[string]Scheme{ + "deb": SchemeDebian, + "rpm": SchemeRPM, + "apk": SchemeAPK, +} + +// SchemeForEcosystem resolves an ecosystem string to its version scheme. +// +// The error is a *Refusal carrying RefusalUnsupportedEcosystem, so a caller +// that swallows it still produces a countable gap rather than a silent one. +func SchemeForEcosystem(ecosystem string) (Scheme, error) { + s, ok := ecosystemAllowlist[ecosystem] + if !ok { + return "", &Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalUnsupportedEcosystem, + Ecosystem: ecosystem, + Detail: "no version comparator is implemented for this ecosystem; implemented schemes are " + + joinSchemes(schemeOrder), + } + } + return s, nil +} + +// SchemeForPurlType resolves a purl type to its version scheme. The type is +// lowercased first because the purl specification defines the type segment as +// case-insensitive with a lowercase canonical form. +func SchemeForPurlType(purlType string) (Scheme, error) { + s, ok := purlTypeAllowlist[strings.ToLower(purlType)] + if !ok { + return "", &Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalUnsupportedPurlType, + Detail: "no version comparator is implemented for purl type " + strconv.Quote(purlType) + + "; implemented schemes are " + joinSchemes(schemeOrder), + } + } + return s, nil +} + +func joinSchemes(ss []Scheme) string { + parts := make([]string, len(ss)) + for i, s := range ss { + parts[i] = string(s) + } + return strings.Join(parts, ", ") +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// purl parsing +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +// Purl is a parsed package URL: `pkg:type/namespace/name@version?qualifiers#subpath`. +// +// Every component is percent-DECODED, because two collectors may encode the +// same identity differently ("%40angular/core" and, in a lenient producer, +// "@angular/core" is illegal but "%2Bbuild" versus "+build" is not) and an +// identity comparison over raw text would treat them as different packages. +type Purl struct { + // Type is the lowercased purl type: "deb", "rpm", "apk", "npm", ... + // Parsing does NOT require the type to be one this comparator supports; + // that is SchemeForPurlType's decision, kept separate so a refusal names + // the type rather than reporting a parse failure. + Type string + // Namespace is the decoded namespace, "/"-joined, empty when absent. + // For OS packages it is the distro: "debian", "ubuntu", "redhat", + // "alpine". + Namespace string + // Name is the decoded package name. Never empty in a valid purl. + Name string + // Version is the decoded version, empty when the purl carries none. + Version string + // Qualifiers are the decoded `?k=v&k=v` pairs, SORTED BY KEY. Sorting is + // not cosmetic: it is what lets two purls that differ only in qualifier + // order compare equal, and it is one of the places a map range would + // have made this package's output depend on Go's per-process map seed. + Qualifiers []Qualifier + // Subpath is the decoded `#subpath`, empty when absent. + Subpath string +} + +// Qualifier is one decoded purl qualifier. +type Qualifier struct { + Key string + Value string +} + +// Qualifier returns the value for key and whether it was present. +func (p Purl) Qualifier(key string) (string, bool) { + for _, q := range p.Qualifiers { + if q.Key == key { + return q.Value, true + } + } + return "", false +} + +// Base returns the version-free base purl, delegating to record.PurlBase. +// +// It DELEGATES rather than reimplements because record.PurlBase is the +// enforcement point for anvil-fp/v1's rule that the version string is never +// hashed. A second base-purl derivation in this package would be a second +// answer to a question the record contract already froze. +func (p Purl) Base() (string, error) { + return record.PurlBase(p.String()) +} + +// String renders the purl in canonical form: lowercased scheme and type, +// qualifiers sorted by key, components percent-encoded again. +func (p Purl) String() string { + var b strings.Builder + b.WriteString("pkg:") + b.WriteString(p.Type) + if p.Namespace != "" { + for _, seg := range strings.Split(p.Namespace, "/") { + b.WriteByte('/') + b.WriteString(purlEncode(seg)) + } + } + b.WriteByte('/') + b.WriteString(purlEncode(p.Name)) + if p.Version != "" { + b.WriteByte('@') + b.WriteString(purlEncode(p.Version)) + } + for i, q := range p.Qualifiers { + if i == 0 { + b.WriteByte('?') + } else { + b.WriteByte('&') + } + b.WriteString(q.Key) + b.WriteByte('=') + b.WriteString(purlEncode(q.Value)) + } + if p.Subpath != "" { + // The subpath is percent-encoded SEGMENT BY SEGMENT, for the same + // reason the namespace is: purlEncode escapes '/', so encoding the + // joined string would turn a path into a single opaque segment. + // Encoding it at all is not cosmetic — identity.Purl is this + // re-rendered form and it lands in MatchResult.Purl, so a subpath + // carrying a reserved byte must round-trip through ParsePurl. + b.WriteByte('#') + for i, seg := range strings.Split(p.Subpath, "/") { + if i > 0 { + b.WriteByte('/') + } + b.WriteString(purlEncode(seg)) + } + } + return b.String() +} + +// ParsePurl parses a package URL. It follows the purl specification's own +// parsing order: subpath, then qualifiers, then the "pkg:" scheme, then +// version, then type, then namespace/name. +// +// It is STRICT. A missing type, a missing name, an unparseable percent escape, +// a duplicate qualifier key or a qualifier key outside the specification's +// character set is a *Refusal carrying RefusalMalformedPurl, never a +// best-effort result. A purl is an IDENTITY; a half-understood identity is how +// a finding gets attached to the wrong package. +func ParsePurl(raw string) (Purl, error) { + bad := func(detail string) (Purl, error) { + return Purl{}, &Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalMalformedPurl, + Detail: detail + " (purl " + strconv.Quote(raw) + ")", + } + } + + s := strings.TrimSpace(raw) + if s == "" { + return bad("purl is empty") + } + if strings.ContainsAny(s, " \t\r\n") { + return bad("purl contains whitespace") + } + + var p Purl + + // 1. Subpath. + if i := strings.IndexByte(s, '#'); i >= 0 { + sub, err := purlDecode(s[i+1:]) + if err != nil { + return bad("subpath: " + err.Error()) + } + p.Subpath = strings.Trim(sub, "/") + s = s[:i] + } + + // 2. Qualifiers. + if i := strings.IndexByte(s, '?'); i >= 0 { + qs, err := parseQualifiers(s[i+1:]) + if err != nil { + return bad(err.Error()) + } + p.Qualifiers = qs + s = s[:i] + } + + // 3. Scheme. + if len(s) < 4 || !strings.EqualFold(s[:4], "pkg:") { + return bad(`purl must begin with "pkg:"`) + } + s = strings.TrimLeft(s[4:], "/") + if s == "" { + return bad("purl carries no type or name") + } + + // 4. Version. The purl specification requires a literal '@' inside a + // namespace or name to be percent-encoded, so the FIRST raw '@' can only + // be the version delimiter. + if i := strings.IndexByte(s, '@'); i >= 0 { + v, err := purlDecode(s[i+1:]) + if err != nil { + return bad("version: " + err.Error()) + } + p.Version = v + s = s[:i] + } + + // 5. Type. + i := strings.IndexByte(s, '/') + if i < 0 { + return bad("purl carries a type but no name") + } + p.Type = strings.ToLower(s[:i]) + if err := validPurlType(p.Type); err != nil { + return bad(err.Error()) + } + s = s[i+1:] + + // 6. Namespace and name. Empty segments are dropped, per the + // specification's "remove empty segments" rule. + var segs []string + for _, seg := range strings.Split(s, "/") { + if seg == "" { + continue + } + dec, err := purlDecode(seg) + if err != nil { + return bad("path segment: " + err.Error()) + } + if dec == "" { + return bad("path segment decodes to an empty string") + } + segs = append(segs, dec) + } + if len(segs) == 0 { + return bad("purl carries no name") + } + p.Name = segs[len(segs)-1] + if len(segs) > 1 { + p.Namespace = strings.Join(segs[:len(segs)-1], "/") + } + + return p, nil +} + +// validPurlType enforces the specification's type grammar. It is an ALLOWLIST +// of characters: an ASCII letter first, then letters, digits, '.', '+' and +// '-'. Anything else — a '%', a slash that survived the split, a non-ASCII +// byte — is refused. +func validPurlType(t string) error { + if t == "" { + return errString("purl type is empty") + } + if !isASCIILower(t[0]) { + return errString("purl type must start with an ASCII letter, got " + strconv.Quote(t)) + } + for i := 0; i < len(t); i++ { + c := t[i] + switch { + case isASCIILower(c), isDigit(c), c == '.', c == '+', c == '-': + default: + return errString("purl type contains an illegal character " + strconv.Quote(string(c)) + + ": " + strconv.Quote(t)) + } + } + return nil +} + +// parseQualifiers parses `k=v&k=v`, lowercasing keys, decoding values, and +// dropping pairs with an empty value (the specification says an empty value is +// the same as the qualifier being absent). A duplicate key is a refusal, not a +// last-one-wins: two conflicting `distro=` values mean the producer disagrees +// with itself and this comparator must not pick a winner. +func parseQualifiers(s string) ([]Qualifier, error) { + if s == "" { + return nil, nil + } + var out []Qualifier + seen := make(map[string]bool) + for _, pair := range strings.Split(s, "&") { + if pair == "" { + continue + } + eq := strings.IndexByte(pair, '=') + if eq < 0 { + return nil, errString("qualifier " + strconv.Quote(pair) + " has no '='") + } + key := strings.ToLower(pair[:eq]) + if err := validQualifierKey(key); err != nil { + return nil, err + } + val, err := purlDecode(pair[eq+1:]) + if err != nil { + return nil, errString("qualifier " + strconv.Quote(key) + ": " + err.Error()) + } + if val == "" { + continue + } + if seen[key] { + return nil, errString("qualifier key " + strconv.Quote(key) + " appears more than once") + } + seen[key] = true + out = append(out, Qualifier{Key: key, Value: val}) + } + // Sort by key. insertionSortQualifiers rather than sort.Slice keeps this + // file's import list at the four packages the dependency guard allows. + for i := 1; i < len(out); i++ { + for j := i; j > 0 && out[j].Key < out[j-1].Key; j-- { + out[j], out[j-1] = out[j-1], out[j] + } + } + return out, nil +} + +// validQualifierKey enforces the specification's key grammar as an allowlist: +// lowercase ASCII letters, digits, '.', '-' and '_', starting with a letter. +func validQualifierKey(k string) error { + if k == "" { + return errString("qualifier key is empty") + } + if !isASCIILower(k[0]) { + return errString("qualifier key must start with an ASCII letter: " + strconv.Quote(k)) + } + for i := 0; i < len(k); i++ { + c := k[i] + switch { + case isASCIILower(c), isDigit(c), c == '.', c == '-', c == '_': + default: + return errString("qualifier key contains an illegal character " + + strconv.Quote(string(c)) + ": " + strconv.Quote(k)) + } + } + return nil +} + +// purlDecode percent-decodes one purl component. It is written here rather +// than taken from net/url because net/url's decoders each apply an +// encoding-specific rule ('+' means space in a query, but '+' is a LITERAL +// PLUS in a version string, and "1.0+deb11u1" decoded as "1.0 deb11u1" is a +// version no comparator will ever match). +func purlDecode(s string) (string, error) { + if !strings.ContainsRune(s, '%') { + return s, nil + } + var b strings.Builder + b.Grow(len(s)) + for i := 0; i < len(s); i++ { + if s[i] != '%' { + b.WriteByte(s[i]) + continue + } + if i+2 >= len(s) { + return "", errString("truncated percent escape") + } + hi, ok1 := hexNibble(s[i+1]) + lo, ok2 := hexNibble(s[i+2]) + if !ok1 || !ok2 { + return "", errString("invalid percent escape " + strconv.Quote(s[i:i+3])) + } + b.WriteByte(hi<<4 | lo) + i += 2 + } + return b.String(), nil +} + +// purlEncode is purlDecode's inverse over the specification's unreserved set +// plus the characters that appear unencoded in real package versions. +func purlEncode(s string) string { + const hex = "0123456789ABCDEF" + var b strings.Builder + b.Grow(len(s)) + for i := 0; i < len(s); i++ { + c := s[i] + switch { + case isASCIILower(c) || isASCIIUpper(c) || isDigit(c): + b.WriteByte(c) + case c == '-' || c == '.' || c == '_' || c == '~' || c == '+' || c == ':' || c == '^': + b.WriteByte(c) + default: + b.WriteByte('%') + b.WriteByte(hex[c>>4]) + b.WriteByte(hex[c&0x0f]) + } + } + return b.String() +} + +func hexNibble(c byte) (byte, bool) { + switch { + case c >= '0' && c <= '9': + return c - '0', true + case c >= 'a' && c <= 'f': + return c - 'a' + 10, true + case c >= 'A' && c <= 'F': + return c - 'A' + 10, true + } + return 0, false +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Byte classifiers +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// These are ASCII-only by construction. A package version is not free text: +// dpkg, rpm and apk all define their grammars over ASCII, and a Unicode-aware +// classifier would silently accept a Cyrillic 'а' where an ASCII 'a' was meant +// and then order it somewhere no upstream tool would. + +func isDigit(c byte) bool { return c >= '0' && c <= '9' } +func isASCIILower(c byte) bool { return c >= 'a' && c <= 'z' } +func isASCIIUpper(c byte) bool { return c >= 'A' && c <= 'Z' } +func isAlpha(c byte) bool { return isASCIILower(c) || isASCIIUpper(c) } +func isAlnum(c byte) bool { return isAlpha(c) || isDigit(c) } + +// errString is a minimal error value. It exists so this package's error +// construction needs neither `errors` nor `fmt` in the hot path, keeping the +// direct-import allowlist that comparator_test.go enforces as short as it is. +type errString string + +func (e errString) Error() string { return string(e) } diff --git a/internal/match/rpm_compare.go b/internal/match/rpm_compare.go new file mode 100644 index 0000000..95580c2 --- /dev/null +++ b/internal/match/rpm_compare.go @@ -0,0 +1,380 @@ +// rpm_compare.go implements RPM's version ordering: `rpmvercmp` over an +// `epoch:version-release` triple, as rpm's `rpmio/rpmvercmp.c` implements it +// and `tests/rpmvercmp.at` pins it. +// +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// THE RELEASE FIELD IS PART OF THE COMPARISON, AND IT IS THE POINT +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// This is the scheme where Lane A earns its keep. research/12 §3's worked +// example is CVE-2023-32681 in python-requests: upstream says "fixed in +// 2.31.0", Red Hat ships `2.25.1-3.el9` with the fix BACKPORTED, and the +// upstream range therefore calls a patched host vulnerable. The only thing +// that distinguishes `2.25.1-3.el9` from `2.25.1-1.el9` is the RELEASE field, +// so a comparator that drops it cannot represent the vendor's answer at all, +// and a matcher built on one has no way to defeat that false-positive class. +// +// comparator.go's vendor-advisory-first precedence is the policy; this file is +// the arithmetic that makes the policy expressible. +// +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// TILDE SORTS BEFORE, CARET SORTS AFTER +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// rpm borrowed `~` from Debian (`1.0~rc1` < `1.0`) and then added `^`, which is +// its mirror image: `1.0^git1` > `1.0`. The two markers are handled by two +// almost-identical blocks in rpmvercmp, and the difference between them is one +// pair of early returns — when one side has ENDED, a tilde on the other side +// makes it smaller and a caret on the other side makes it larger. Both blocks +// are ported verbatim below rather than merged, because merging them is how +// the asymmetry gets lost. +// +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// NON-ALPHANUMERICS ARE SEPARATORS, NOT DATA +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// rpmvercmp skips every character that is not alphanumeric, `~` or `^`. That +// is why rpm's own test suite asserts `2.0` == `2_0` and `a+` == `a_`: the +// separator's identity carries no information. This is a genuine difference +// from Debian, where the separator IS compared, and it is one of the reasons +// the two comparators cannot share an implementation. +// +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// CORPUS PROVENANCE +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// THIS PARAGRAPH NO LONGER STATES A COMPLETENESS CLAIM, BECAUSE THE CLAIM +// MADE HERE HAS BEEN WRONG TWICE. It said the corpus was rpmvercmp.at +// "transcribed as written there" while the corpus stopped one row before the +// implementation's first failure; the correction then said the section ends +// with FOUR separator-only vectors, and it ends with FIVE — +// `RPMVERCMP(+, _, 0)` at line 89 was missing from the count as well as from +// the corpus. A sentence that keeps drifting away from the data underneath it +// is not fixed by rewriting the sentence. +// +// So the claim is now DATA. The transcription is rpmTranscribed in +// corpus_transcribed_test.go — generated from the fetched file, one vector per +// active RPMVERCMP line, each carrying the LINE NUMBER it came from — and its +// completeness claim is a row of transcriptionClaims carrying the NUMBER 91. +// TestTranscriptionClaimsAreTrue counts the corpus and fails if the number +// disagrees in either direction. Nothing in this file may claim more. +// +// FIVE DELIBERATE DEVIATIONS, WHICH ARE IN THE CORPUS RATHER THAN OMITTED +// FROM IT. The RhBug:178798 section ends with five vectors whose versions are +// made ENTIRELY of separators (lines 86-90: `+_` vs `+_`, `_+` vs `+_`, `_+` +// vs `_+`, `+` vs `_`, `_` vs `+`). rpm orders all five EQUAL, because +// rpmvercmp skips every non-alphanumeric byte and both sides therefore reduce +// to nothing. ANVIL DECLINES TO ORDER THEM AT ALL: parseRPM refuses a version +// segment with no alphanumeric, '~' or '^' character (see +// rpmHasComparableContent), on the grounds that such a string is not a version +// but a parse failure upstream of here, and calling two of them "equal" would +// let two unrelated corrupt rows satisfy each other's range boundaries. +// +// They carry `Refused: true` and that argument as their Note. A corpus that is +// the published suite minus the rows the implementation fails is a corpus +// filtered by the implementation, and that circularity is what this project's +// licence-marker table already paid for once. +package match + +import ( + "strconv" + "strings" +) + +// rpmVersion is a parsed RPM EVR: `[epoch:]version[-release]`. +type rpmVersion struct { + // Epoch is 0 when the string carries none. rpm treats a missing epoch as + // zero for comparison, so `1.0` and `0:1.0` are equal. + Epoch int + // EpochPresent records whether the string SPELLED an epoch. The + // ORDERING never branches on it — rpm treats a missing epoch as zero + // and compareRPMParsed implements exactly that. It is read by one thing + // only: AffectedRange.checkEpochAgreement, which refuses to evaluate a + // RANGE whose endpoint omits an epoch the installed version spells (see + // comparator.go, RefusalEpochPresenceMismatch). Ordering and range + // predicates are different questions and this field is where they part + // company. + // + // It was dead state until A.18 found what its absence cost: a RHEL + // glibc `2:2.34-60.el9` against an advisory endpoint spelled + // `2.34-100.el9` produced zero findings and a clean verdict on a + // vulnerable host. + EpochPresent bool + // Version is the version segment, never empty. + Version string + // Release is the release segment, empty when absent. + Release string +} + +// maxRPMEpoch bounds the epoch for the same reason maxDebEpoch does. +const maxRPMEpoch = 1 << 30 + +// parseRPM splits an EVR exactly as rpm's `parseEVR` does, and then validates +// what it found. +// +// rpm's split, which this follows: +// +// Walk leading DIGITS. If the next character is ':', everything walked is +// the epoch (an empty run before ':' means epoch 0). Otherwise there is no +// epoch and the ':' — if any — is part of the version. +// The release is everything after the LAST '-'. +// +// The consequence worth knowing: `1.0:2` has NO epoch, because the digit walk +// stops at '.' and never reaches the colon. That is rpm's behaviour, not a +// simplification. +func parseRPM(raw string) (rpmVersion, error) { + bad := func(detail string) (rpmVersion, error) { + return rpmVersion{}, &Refusal{ + Reason: RefusalMalformedVersion, + Scheme: SchemeRPM, + Version: raw, + Detail: detail, + } + } + + if raw == "" { + return bad("version is empty") + } + if strings.TrimSpace(raw) != raw { + return bad("version has leading or trailing whitespace") + } + // An EVR is printable ASCII. Refusing anything else here means the + // segment walkers below never have to reason about a multi-byte rune + // straddling an "alphanumeric" test. + for i := 0; i < len(raw); i++ { + if raw[i] < 0x21 || raw[i] > 0x7e { + return bad("version contains a non-printable or non-ASCII byte at offset " + + strconv.Itoa(i)) + } + } + + s := raw + var v rpmVersion + + k := 0 + for k < len(s) && isDigit(s[k]) { + k++ + } + if k < len(s) && s[k] == ':' { + e := s[:k] + v.EpochPresent = true + if e == "" { + v.Epoch = 0 + } else { + if len(e) > 10 { + return bad("epoch " + strconv.Quote(e) + " is implausibly long") + } + n, err := strconv.Atoi(e) + if err != nil || n > maxRPMEpoch { + return bad("epoch " + strconv.Quote(e) + " is out of range") + } + v.Epoch = n + } + s = s[k+1:] + } + + if s == "" { + return bad("version carries an epoch but no version segment") + } + + if i := strings.LastIndexByte(s, '-'); i >= 0 { + v.Release = s[i+1:] + s = s[:i] + } + v.Version = s + if v.Version == "" { + return bad("version segment is empty") + } + // rpmvercmp treats every non-alphanumeric, non-'~', non-'^' byte as a + // separator, so a segment made ENTIRELY of separators carries no + // information at all and would compare equal to every other such + // segment. That is not a version; it is a parse failure upstream of + // here, and it is refused rather than compared. + if !rpmHasComparableContent(v.Version) { + return bad("version segment " + strconv.Quote(v.Version) + + " contains no alphanumeric, '~' or '^' character") + } + + return v, nil +} + +// rpmHasComparableContent reports whether s carries at least one byte +// rpmvercmp would actually look at. +func rpmHasComparableContent(s string) bool { + for i := 0; i < len(s); i++ { + if isAlnum(s[i]) || s[i] == '~' || s[i] == '^' { + return true + } + } + return false +} + +// compareRPM orders two RPM EVR strings, returning -1, 0 or +1. +// +// THE RELEASE FIELD IS ALWAYS COMPARED, including when one side omits it. An +// absent release compares as the empty string, and rpmvercmp puts the empty +// string below every non-empty one, so `1.2.3` < `1.2.3-1`. That is rpm's own +// ordering; range semantics that would be surprised by it are handled in +// comparator.go, where the inclusive/exclusive rules live. +func compareRPM(a, b string) (int, error) { + va, err := parseRPM(a) + if err != nil { + return 0, err + } + vb, err := parseRPM(b) + if err != nil { + return 0, err + } + return compareRPMParsed(va, vb), nil +} + +func compareRPMParsed(a, b rpmVersion) int { + if a.Epoch != b.Epoch { + if a.Epoch < b.Epoch { + return -1 + } + return 1 + } + if r := rpmvercmp(a.Version, b.Version); r != 0 { + return r + } + return rpmvercmp(a.Release, b.Release) +} + +// rpmvercmp is a port of rpm's function of the same name. +// +// The C original mutates its inputs (it writes NUL terminators at segment +// boundaries and restores them afterwards); this port uses index pairs +// instead, which is the only structural change. Every branch, every early +// return and every ordering decision is in the same place and the same order. +func rpmvercmp(a, b string) int { + if a == b { + return 0 + } + + i, j := 0, 0 + for i < len(a) || j < len(b) { + // Skip separators: anything that is not alphanumeric, '~' or '^'. + for i < len(a) && !isAlnum(a[i]) && a[i] != '~' && a[i] != '^' { + i++ + } + for j < len(b) && !isAlnum(b[j]) && b[j] != '~' && b[j] != '^' { + j++ + } + + // Tilde: sorts before everything else, INCLUDING the end of the + // string. `1.0~rc1` < `1.0`. + aTilde := i < len(a) && a[i] == '~' + bTilde := j < len(b) && b[j] == '~' + if aTilde || bTilde { + if !aTilde { + return 1 + } + if !bTilde { + return -1 + } + i++ + j++ + continue + } + + // Caret: the mirror image. It sorts AFTER the base version, so + // `1.0^git1` > `1.0` — but a side that has ENDED is the base + // version and therefore the SMALLER one, which is the pair of + // returns that distinguishes this block from the tilde block above. + aCaret := i < len(a) && a[i] == '^' + bCaret := j < len(b) && b[j] == '^' + if aCaret || bCaret { + if i >= len(a) { + return -1 + } + if j >= len(b) { + return 1 + } + if !aCaret { + return 1 + } + if !bCaret { + return -1 + } + i++ + j++ + continue + } + + // If either side ran out, the loop is finished; the tail rules + // below decide. + if i >= len(a) || j >= len(b) { + break + } + + // Grab one completely-numeric or completely-alphabetic segment from + // each side. THE SEGMENT KIND IS CHOSEN BY THE FIRST STRING ONLY: + // that asymmetry is rpm's, and it is what makes the "numeric beats + // alphabetic" rule below reachable. + si, sj := i, j + isNum := isDigit(a[si]) + if isNum { + for si < len(a) && isDigit(a[si]) { + si++ + } + for sj < len(b) && isDigit(b[sj]) { + sj++ + } + } else { + for si < len(a) && isAlpha(a[si]) { + si++ + } + for sj < len(b) && isAlpha(b[sj]) { + sj++ + } + } + + if si == i { + // rpm's own comment says this cannot happen, and keeps the + // return anyway. So does this port: an unreachable branch that + // returns a defined value is better than one that falls through + // into an infinite loop. + return -1 + } + if sj == j { + // The two sides disagree about the segment kind. A numeric + // segment is always newer than an alphabetic one. + if isNum { + return 1 + } + return -1 + } + + segA := a[i:si] + segB := b[j:sj] + if isNum { + // Leading zeros carry no value, and after stripping them the + // LONGER run is the larger number. This is how rpm compares + // digit runs too long for an int without ever parsing one. + segA = strings.TrimLeft(segA, "0") + segB = strings.TrimLeft(segB, "0") + if len(segA) > len(segB) { + return 1 + } + if len(segB) > len(segA) { + return -1 + } + } + if c := strings.Compare(segA, segB); c != 0 { + return sign(c) + } + + i, j = si, sj + } + + // Both exhausted: equal. Otherwise the side with bytes left is larger. + switch { + case i >= len(a) && j >= len(b): + return 0 + case i >= len(a): + return -1 + default: + return 1 + } +}