feat(security): reconcile live Kubescape findings into deduped backlog issues - #2917
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…g issues
Adds the write half of the Kubescape backlog bridge behind -mode=write, which
stays off by default: report remains the default mode, so enabling issue writes
is an explicit, reversible step.
Reconciliation matches derived themes to the issues this command already owns
by fingerprint, then creates, updates, reopens or closes. Ownership is keyed on
the kubescape-bridge LABEL rather than a free-text search for the fingerprint
marker: search ranks and stems, so it both returns issues that merely mention a
marker and omits ones that carry it, and a reconciler fed that list closes
issues it does not own and re-files ones it does.
Three properties carry the design:
- Unchanged cluster state performs ZERO writes. The comparison is against the
rendered title and body, not a change flag threaded down from derivation,
so any future unstable field surfaces as a failing zero-write test rather
than as a quiet stream of daily updates on a healthy cluster.
- A returning finding REOPENS its original issue instead of minting a
duplicate, which is what keeps "at most one open issue per theme" true
across a resolve/regress cycle.
- Closing is gated behind -inputs-complete and scoped to the surfaces the run
examined. This command has no cluster inventory, so it cannot tell a
whole-cluster sweep from a single per-object GET; without the assertion a
one-workload run would mark every finding it was not shown as resolved.
Creates and updates are safe under partial input and are not gated.
The fail-closed direction follows the same asymmetry throughout: an entry whose
surface or fingerprint cannot be read is refused or left alone, because a stale
open issue costs far less than a live finding marked resolved.
A withheld close is now disclosed rather than reported as "no changes" — found
by exercising the built binary, where a gated run printed a clean-looking
all-clear while stale entries sat unreconciled. That is this command's own core
failure mode, a withheld action and a completed one rendering identically,
turned inward on its own output.
Bodies carry the sanitized minimum only: control or CVE class, components as
namespace/kind/name, and counts. These issues are public artifacts.
Part of #2854.
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…ue text Scan output is untrusted input. A posture severity is accepted after only a blank check and CVE keys come from the summary object's own map keys, so an arbitrary string can reach a title or body that this command posts from an authenticated account into a public repository. An "@" there is a live mention: it notifies real people, and a review-bot trigger would fire that bot from our own comment. No Markdown construct hides a mention from a bot, because bots parse the raw text — so the token is broken with a zero-width space rather than quoted. Newlines and backticks are folded for the structural half: a value must not be able to introduce a second "**Surface:**" line or fingerprint marker, since the first decides which entries a run may close. The fingerprint pattern is now anchored to a whole line, which is the load- bearing half of that. Sanitising folds an embedded newline into a space, so a crafted component can still carry the marker text mid-line; unanchored, the entry's identity would be decided by whichever marker appeared first, and would therefore depend on the order renderBody happens to emit its fields in. The accompanying test asserts the ABSENCE of forged structure, not that a forgery changes the parsed answer. The first framing asserted the exploit, and ablating the sanitiser showed it passing anyway: both readers take the first match and the genuine line is emitted above the components, so field order alone defeated the forgery. That made the test pin an accident rather than a guarantee. Part of #2854.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Kubescape backlog bridge now supports write-mode reconciliation. It derives fingerprints, plans gated issue lifecycle actions, and applies them through GitHub. It provisions labels, bounds issue content, rejects truncated listings, handles partial inputs, distinguishes resolved findings from accepted exceptions, and pseudonymizes Node identities. Tests cover planning, validation, races, GitHub operations, and CLI behavior. Possibly related issues
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…d findings A subset run overwrote a tracked entry with a subset render, dropping the components it never examined; an exception that suppressed every occurrence of a control closed its issue as "no longer present"; and write mode over posture input derived accepted controls as live work without -exceptions.
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…pted findings as not planned Four forge-facing defects: an unbounded component list can exceed GitHub s 65,536-character body limit and block the whole run; --label associates an existing label rather than creating one, so a first run files nothing; an accepted finding was recorded as completed while still live; and a withheld run claimed the backlog already matched.
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In `@scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/client.go`:
- Around line 154-183: Update ghStore.list to avoid treating the --state all
lifetime issue count as a permanent 500-issue ceiling: either paginate until all
labeled issues are retrieved, using the existing listLimit per page, or enhance
the errWriteFailed message when the limit is reached with explicit recovery
guidance to remove labels from obsolete closed issues. Preserve the existing
truncation protection.
- Around line 231-252: The create flow in
scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/client.go, including ghStore.create and
ensureLabel, must provision both kubescape-bridge and security before issuing
the create command; update TestFirstCreateProvisionsTheOwnershipLabel to expect
the additional label-provisioning run. In
scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/doc.go lines 85-88, revise the guarantee to
name both labels as provisioned before the first create and required for filing.
In `@scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/doc.go`:
- Around line 164-173: Update the documentation example in the introductory
invocation so `-inputs-complete` is used only with an invocation visibly
covering the entire sweep; either show all posture/CVE input files or generate
the complete file list. Keep the partial-input example valid by removing
`-inputs-complete` if it cannot demonstrate full coverage.
In `@scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/issues_test.go`:
- Around line 429-445: Update fakeStore methods update, reopen, and close to
honor the configured failOn value and return the expected failure when their
operation matches it, while preserving call recording. Ensure
TestReconcileStopsAtFirstFailure exercises the close failure path so errors from
applyPlan are not swallowed.
- Around line 835-857: Update TestBodyBoundsTheComponentListButNotTheCount to
generate component strings near the Kubernetes worst-case length (about 200
characters per rendered line), so the GitHub body-limit assertion is
meaningfully close to githubIssueBodyLimit. Preserve the existing count,
truncation, and omission checks, and ablation-test each assertion guard to
confirm it fails when its named behavior regresses.
In `@scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/issues.go`:
- Line 140: Update the zeroWidthSpace constant to represent U+200B with an
explicit Unicode escape sequence instead of embedding the invisible character
literally, preserving the same rendered output and resolving staticcheck ST1018.
- Around line 23-34: Reorder the declarations so the githubIssueBodyLimit
comment immediately precedes githubIssueBodyLimit and the maxListedComponents
comment immediately precedes maxListedComponents. Preserve both constants and
their values unchanged.
- Around line 182-187: Update renderTitle to deterministically bound the
sanitized title to GitHub’s 256-character limit, truncating by a fixed rune
count rather than bytes or a dynamic budget. Preserve the existing theme-based
title generation and sanitization while ensuring long scanner-derived keys
cannot produce oversized issue titles.
- Around line 56-63: The fingerprintPattern used by fingerprint must accept an
optional carriage return before the line-ending anchor so CRLF issue bodies
still match the 16-character fingerprint. Update this pattern while preserving
its whole-line anchoring and existing marker format.
In `@scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/main_test.go`:
- Around line 528-534: Update TestUnknownModeIsRefused to assert the specific
sentinel error returned for an invalid mode, rather than merely checking that
run returns any error. Use the established mode-validation sentinel referenced
near the related validation in run, while keeping the invalid “wrote” input and
ensuring the assertion fails if only the missing-input validation is triggered.
- Around line 2148-2162: Update the control assertion around run in the
write-mode test to use the same error discriminator as the CVE control at lines
2173-2176, matching the actual gate message produced by the write/posture
validation in run. Ensure the control fails when that specific gate still
rejects the invocation, so the assertion guard is ablation-tested.
In `@scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/main.go`:
- Around line 818-824: Introduce a shared sentinel for invalid mode/flag
validation and wrap both the unknown-mode refusal and the -inputs-complete
refusal in run; update scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/main.go lines 818-824
and the unknown-mode check near line 811. In
scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/main_test.go lines 528-534, add errors.Is
assertions for this sentinel in TestUnknownModeIsRefused and
TestInputsCompleteIsRefusedInReportMode, ensuring each guard is specific to the
refusal it tests.
- Around line 876-881: Introduce a named helper for deriving a posture
fingerprint from a posture key, and use it in the acceptedKeys loop instead of
constructing theme inline. Keep the helper and Fingerprint behavior aligned so
derived posture themes produce the same identity, and add the proposed contract
test if the existing test structure supports it.
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File: scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/exceptions_test.go:146-173
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Learning: In the Kubescape backlog bridge, posture-exception control IDs and resource attributes must use full-match regular-expression semantics. Compile each declared pattern inside a non-capturing group with explicit start (^) and end ($) anchors so alternation or other internal regex structure cannot cause substring matches. Retain textual full-anchoring validation for control IDs because it mirrors the exception generator's anchor() contract and provides a specific validation error.
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scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/issues.go (4)
307-341: LGTM!
343-402: LGTM!
404-447: LGTM!
449-474: LGTM!scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/issues_test.go (3)
12-94: LGTM!Also applies to: 96-399
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261-274: 🩺 Stability & AvailabilityNo change needed.
gh issue close --reason "not planned"is valid, and the current reopen-then-edit order keeps the issue closed if the edit fails.scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/main.go (3)
24-26: LGTM!Also applies to: 471-486, 602-618
786-794: LGTM!
902-933: LGTM!scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/doc.go (1)
10-84: LGTM!Also applies to: 90-96
scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/main_test.go (2)
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Resolves the 13 CodeRabbit findings at 46178d1. Two change behaviour: - fingerprintPattern now tolerates a trailing \r. A body edited in the GitHub web UI comes back from the API with CRLF, and Go's (?m)$ matches only before \n, so the marker line ended "-->\r" and did not match. Fingerprint failure is deliberately fail-closed, so planWrites returned errMissingFingerprint and every subsequent run refused -- one maintainer edit would have wedged the bridge until the body was hand-repaired. - renderTitle is bounded to GitHub's 256-character limit, cut by rune so a multi-byte key cannot be split mid-rune and churn the issue every run. One over-long scanner-derived key would otherwise fail the create and, via applyPlan's stop-at-first-failure, block every remaining action. ensureLabel now provisions every label create applies, from one shared createLabels declaration so the two cannot drift. Only kubescape-bridge was provisioned while create also applied security; platform happens to carry that label already, so this was latent rather than live, but on any other repo the first create would fail and file nothing. Four guards were not binding and now are: - the body-limit assertion used ~35-character components, leaving ~53KB of slack against the 65,536 limit -- unfalsifiable for any realistic cap. At a realistic 180-character worst case the body is 56,109 chars, so the assertion binds at ~350 components. - fakeStore honoured failOn only in list and create, so stop-at-first- failure was proven for create alone. It now covers update, reopen and close -- the destructive branch -- as a table, each case with a control asserting the branch was actually performed. - the -exceptions control tested for "-exceptions requires" while the message reads "requires -exceptions", so it could never fire. - TestUnknownModeIsRefused asserted only that some error came back, and that invocation also carries no input, so it passed by check ordering. A new errInvalidInvocation sentinel plus a message check names the refusal, with a control proving a valid mode gets past the gate. Remaining findings are doc and clarity fixes: the -inputs-complete example generated its file list rather than naming two files beside a completeness claim it did not meet, the constants are reordered so each doc comment attaches to its own, U+200B is written as an escape, the list-ceiling error names its recovery step, and the accepted-set fingerprint goes through a named postureFingerprint helper.
Found self-reviewing the previous commit, before requesting a review. Provisioning `security` alongside `kubescape-bridge` fixed the create, but provisioned both the same way -- with `--force`. gh updates an existing label's colour AND description under `--force`, and picks a RANDOM colour when none is passed, so a fresh run would have silently recoloured and re-described a label the repository maintains for its own purposes. devantler-tech/platform's `security` is a deliberate red (#b60205) with no description; that is the repository's choice, not this command's. createLabels now records which labels the bridge OWNS. The owned one keeps `--force` and its description, because it exists only because this command creates it. A label the bridge merely applies gets a plain create whose error is deliberately ignored: the only property that matters is that the label exists afterwards, and "already exists" is success spelled as a failure. A genuine inability to create it still surfaces at the next `issue create`, which names the label. The test now asserts the distinction in both directions, and a control keeps the ignored error scoped -- a failure provisioning the OWNED label must still abort the run.
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In `@scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/client.go`:
- Around line 439-450: Update ghStore.reclassify so the PATCH arguments passed
to g.run include the issue state as closed alongside state_reason. Preserve the
existing comment-posting flow and error handling.
In `@scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/doc.go`:
- Line 67: Update the documentation heading near the gated-write explanation to
explicitly include reclassification alongside closing and updating. Keep the
existing explanation and list unchanged, ensuring the rendered go doc section
title accurately names all three gated operations.
- Around line 128-134: Update the documentation comments in the “Bodies carry
the sanitized minimum” section and renderBody to state that node names are
replaced with deterministic pseudonyms by component.String, not excluded.
Preserve the distinction that the real name remains internally available for
exception matching while rendered output exposes only the pseudonym.
In `@scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/issues_test.go`:
- Around line 977-982: Update the omission check in the control assertion around
renderBody and postureTheme to search for the same disclosure wording asserted
by the truncation test, including the “and 25 more” form, instead of the un
emitted “more (” substring. Keep the existing bullet-count assertion and ensure
the guard fails if the small theme unexpectedly includes an omission disclosure.
- Around line 1088-1101: Update the test stub in the failing ghStore setup to
derive the unowned label name from createLabels by selecting its first entry
with owned == false, and compare the command argument against that derived name
instead of the hard-coded "security" value. Keep the existing already-exists
error behavior and create assertion unchanged.
- Around line 841-858: Extend TestWithheldUpdateIsDisclosed with a control
reconciliation using a store/theme setup where no update is withheld, then
assert the output does not contain “left UNCHANGED”. Keep the existing
withheld-case assertion and partial-run call check intact.
- Around line 84-96: Update TestRenderIsDeterministic so the second postureTheme
call supplies the component arguments in the reverse order, ensuring the test
actually exercises order independence while retaining the deterministic render
assertion and its explanatory comment.
In `@scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/main_test.go`:
- Around line 2193-2205: Update the CVE-only control around run so it cannot
reach the live GitHub reconciler: use an absent or otherwise invalid -cve path
that causes validation to fail before reconcile, or inject a fake GitHub store
into the run path. Preserve the assertion that the posture gate must not fire
for a CVE-only write.
- Around line 512-523: Strengthen TestModeWriteNeedsARepository by asserting
that the returned error message explicitly identifies the missing “-repo”
requirement, in addition to checking errWritesNotEnabled. Use the existing
message assertion pattern from TestUnknownModeIsRefused so the test specifically
verifies the repository gate rather than any other refusal path.
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Timestamp: 2026-08-01T20:32:48.722Z
Learning: In the Kubescape backlog bridge, posture-exception control IDs and resource attributes must use full-match regular-expression semantics. Compile each declared pattern inside a non-capturing group with explicit start (^) and end ($) anchors so alternation or other internal regex structure cannot cause substring matches. Retain textual full-anchoring validation for control IDs because it mirrors the exception generator's anchor() contract and provides a specific validation error.
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Repo: devantler-tech/platform PR: 2876
File: scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/main_test.go:310-317
Timestamp: 2026-08-01T17:41:44.072Z
Learning: In tests under scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge, each assertion guard must be ablation-tested: temporarily remove or disable the guard and verify that the test fails. This ensures every assertion exercises and validates the behavior it names rather than passing vacuously.
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scripts/kubescape-backlog-bridge/issues_test.go (8)
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…on takes effect The REST API ignores state_reason unless state travels with it, so reclassify PATCHed successfully while changing nothing and the next run re-derived the same disagreement forever. Also pins the anti-churn ordering guarantee where assemble actually provides it, corrects the docs' claim that node names are excluded (they are pseudonymized), and makes four control assertions capable of failing.
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Why
Security findings that only exist once workloads are running — a posture control that fails at runtime, a CVE against a pulled image — never reach the backlog on their own. The engineer drains work from GitHub, so these get filed exactly when a human happens to notice, which is the structural reason posture drift has gone unnoticed for long stretches.
The half that reads and groups those findings shipped in #2876. It can only print them. This is the half that turns them into tracked work.
What
Live findings now become GitHub issues that stay in sync by themselves: one issue per theme, updated as the affected workloads change, closed when the finding is gone, and reopened on the original issue if it comes back.
The risk in anything that files issues automatically is spam, so the design is built around not writing. Unchanged cluster state performs zero writes — demonstrated end to end on the built binary, not only in unit tests.
The destructive half is deliberately harder to reach. Closing an issue requires an explicit
-inputs-completeassertion that the run really did examine every object, because the tool has no cluster inventory and cannot tell a full sweep from a single spot check. Without it a partial run would mark findings it was never shown as resolved. Creating and updating are safe under partial input and are not gated.Issue writes stay off by default — reporting remains the default mode, so switching them on is a separate, reversible step. Nothing files anything until a scheduled job opts in.
Part of #2854.