This prevents a malicious actor from substituting one signed tarball for another (e.g. providing Zig 0.13.0 where 0.14.0 was requested). This could be a vulnerability in some subtle edge cases; consider a user requesting a patch release, but getting the preceding minor release, making their application vulnerable to some upstream bug which was fixed in the patch release. Resolves: #1
131 lines
5.4 KiB
JavaScript
131 lines
5.4 KiB
JavaScript
const os = require('os');
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const path = require('path');
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const fs = require('fs').promises;
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const core = require('@actions/core');
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const tc = require('@actions/tool-cache');
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const cache = require('@actions/cache');
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const common = require('./common');
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const minisign = require('./minisign');
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// Upstream's minisign key, from https://ziglang.org/download
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const MINISIGN_KEY = 'RWSGOq2NVecA2UPNdBUZykf1CCb147pkmdtYxgb3Ti+JO/wCYvhbAb/U';
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// The base URL of the official builds of Zig. This is only used as a fallback, if all mirrors fail.
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const CANONICAL = 'https://ziglang.org/builds';
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// The list of mirrors we attempt to fetch from. These need not be trusted, as
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// we always verify the minisign signature.
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// This is an array of URLs.
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const MIRRORS = require('./mirrors.json').map((x) => x[0]);
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async function downloadFromMirror(mirror, tarball_filename) {
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const tarball_path = await tc.downloadTool(`${mirror}/${tarball_filename}?source=github-actions`);
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const signature_response = await fetch(`${mirror}/${tarball_filename}.minisig?source=github-actions`);
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const signature_data = Buffer.from(await signature_response.arrayBuffer());
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const tarball_data = await fs.readFile(tarball_path);
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const key = minisign.parseKey(MINISIGN_KEY);
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const signature = minisign.parseSignature(signature_data);
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if (!minisign.verifySignature(key, signature, tarball_data)) {
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throw new Error(`signature verification failed for '${mirror}/${tarball_filename}'`);
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}
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// Parse the trusted comment to validate the tarball name.
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// This prevents a malicious actor from trying to pass off one signed tarball as another.
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const match = /^timestamp:\d+\s+file:([^\s]+)\s+hashed$/.exec(signature.trusted_comment.toString());
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if (match === null || match[1] !== tarball_filename) {
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throw new Error(`filename verification failed for '${mirror}/${tarball_filename}'`);
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}
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return tarball_path;
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}
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async function downloadTarball(tarball_filename) {
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const preferred_mirror = core.getInput('mirror');
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if (preferred_mirror.includes("://ziglang.org/") || preferred_mirror.startsWith("ziglang.org/")) {
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throw new Error("'https://ziglang.org' cannot be used as mirror override; for more information see README.md");
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}
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if (preferred_mirror) {
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core.info(`Using mirror: ${preferred_mirror}`);
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return await downloadFromMirror(preferred_mirror, tarball_filename);
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}
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// We will attempt all mirrors before making a last-ditch attempt to the official download.
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// To avoid hammering a single mirror, we first randomize the array.
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const shuffled_mirrors = MIRRORS.map((m) => [m, Math.random()]).sort((a, b) => a[1] - b[1]).map((a) => a[0]);
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for (const mirror of shuffled_mirrors) {
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core.info(`Attempting mirror: ${mirror}`);
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try {
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return await downloadFromMirror(mirror, tarball_filename);
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} catch (e) {
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core.info(`Mirror failed with error: ${e}`);
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// continue loop to next mirror
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}
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}
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core.info(`Attempting official: ${CANONICAL}`);
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return await downloadFromMirror(CANONICAL, tarball_filename);
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}
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async function retrieveTarball(tarball_name, tarball_ext) {
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const cache_key = `setup-zig-tarball-${tarball_name}`;
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const tarball_cache_path = await common.getTarballCachePath();
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if (await cache.restoreCache([tarball_cache_path], cache_key)) {
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return tarball_cache_path;
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}
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core.info(`Cache miss. Fetching Zig ${await common.getVersion()}`);
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const downloaded_path = await downloadTarball(`${tarball_name}${tarball_ext}`);
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await fs.copyFile(downloaded_path, tarball_cache_path)
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await cache.saveCache([tarball_cache_path], cache_key);
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return tarball_cache_path;
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}
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async function main() {
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try {
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// We will check whether Zig is stored in the cache. We use two separate caches.
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// * 'tool-cache' caches the final extracted directory if the same Zig build is used multiple
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// times by one job. We have this dependency anyway for archive extraction.
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// * 'cache' only caches the unextracted archive, but it does so across runs. It's a little
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// less efficient, but still much preferable to fetching Zig from a mirror. We have this
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// dependency anyway for caching the global Zig cache.
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let zig_dir = tc.find('zig', await common.getVersion());
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if (!zig_dir) {
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const tarball_name = await common.getTarballName();
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const tarball_ext = await common.getTarballExt();
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core.info(`Fetching ${tarball_name}${tarball_ext}`);
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const fetch_start = Date.now();
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const tarball_path = await retrieveTarball(tarball_name, tarball_ext);
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core.info(`fetch took ${Date.now() - fetch_start} ms`);
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core.info(`Extracting tarball ${tarball_name}${tarball_ext}`);
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const extract_start = Date.now();
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const zig_parent_dir = tarball_ext === '.zip' ?
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await tc.extractZip(tarball_path) :
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await tc.extractTar(tarball_path, null, 'xJ'); // J for xz
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core.info(`extract took ${Date.now() - extract_start} ms`);
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const zig_inner_dir = path.join(zig_parent_dir, tarball_name);
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zig_dir = await tc.cacheDir(zig_inner_dir, 'zig', await common.getVersion());
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}
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core.addPath(zig_dir);
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// Direct Zig to use the global cache as every local cache, so that we get maximum benefit from the caching below.
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core.exportVariable('ZIG_LOCAL_CACHE_DIR', await common.getZigCachePath());
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if (core.getBooleanInput('use-cache')) {
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await cache.restoreCache([await common.getZigCachePath()], await common.getCachePrefix());
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}
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} catch (err) {
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core.setFailed(err.message);
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}
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}
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main();
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