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ci(buildkite): render steps from the wave-ci custom template - #94
Pilot for wave-ci#212: the cli pipeline moves from hand-written YAML to the wave-ci custom template. Merges after #93 (which provides the top-level upload.sh the Steps setting runs); the Steps setting itself never changes.
What changes (5 files):
.buildkite/pipeline.yml becomes the thin uploader (render + caps-lint + upload)
.buildkite/wave-ci.json is new: the 4 steps (same keys/labels/scripts/timeouts), governance-enforce keeps NODE_AUTH_TOKEN, pin a96f425
.buildkite/wave-ci.sh is new: the fixed shim, mode 100755, unedited
scripts/lib/common.sh absorbs the old top-level env (CI=true, NPM_CONFIG_AUDIT/FUND/UPDATE_NOTIFIER=false) since the template emits no env
render with the pinned wave-ci code: exit 0; governance-enforce routes to fpc-isolated-secrets, the other 3 stay fpc-isolated; labels/timeouts/keys byte-identical to the live steps
rendered YAML caps-lint: 0 errors 0 warnings
pin a96f425 is newest image-proven (wave-pricing build 38 render step passed on it 2026-10-21), NOT the manifest default f33e7af (3 weeks stale; pin move rides the companion wave-ci PR)
Known diffs vs the live steps (all intended): governance-enforce moves to the secrets queue; retry modernizes exit-255 to signal agent_stop; manual-retry defaults made explicit.
Blockers to green (tracked, not in this PR): ci-smoke TSV row cli/governance-enforce/NODE_AUTH_TOKEN + host install (companion PR); build 1 showed all 4 steps failing exit 1 in ~2s on finemanpc-s02, which smells environmental (see my comment on #93) - the first build of this branch will confirm or deny.
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Updated the CI pipeline to render and upload its steps from a shared configuration. The configured checks include unit tests, package-install smoke tests, and offline license checks.
Standardized CI settings, including the Node.js version and npm notification and audit options.
Documentation
Clarified how pipeline steps are configured and which checks are currently parked.
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Generate CLI Buildkite checks from a pinned wave-ci template
What Changed
Buildkite now renders its pipeline from the pinned wave-ci template, keeping the unit, smoke, and license checks.
The governance-enforce check is no longer run for the public CLI repository, where its required secret is unavailable.
Buildkite jobs now use Node 22 to match the version expected by the checks.
Impact
✅ Fewer Node-version failures in Buildkite ✅ Unit, smoke, and license checks remain active ✅ No blocked governance-enforce job in public-repository builds
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The Buildkite pipeline now runs a Wave CI uploader through a new shim. A manifest defines the pipeline and three extra steps. The shim validates the pinned revision, verifies a supplied checkout in Buildkite, or fetches it for local runs, then invokes its dispatcher. Shared CI environment settings and documentation also changed.
Changes: Wave CI migration
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Summary
Define Wave CI steps and environment .buildkite/wave-ci.json, .buildkite/scripts/lib/common.sh, .buildkite/README.md
The manifest defines three extra steps for unit checks, package smoke tests, and offline license checks. Shared shell configuration exports CI and npm settings. The README describes the rendering workflow and the parked governance target.
Validate the pinned Wave CI checkout .buildkite/wave-ci.sh
The shim validates the manifest’s pinned revision and checks a supplied checkout’s path, revision, ownership, permissions, clean state, and dispatcher file.
Resolve and run the Wave CI dispatcher .buildkite/wave-ci.sh
With WAVE_CI_DIR set, the shim verifies and runs that checkout. Outside Buildkite, it can fetch the pinned revision before running the dispatcher.
Wire the Buildkite uploader .buildkite/pipeline.yml
The pipeline replaces its previous steps with one uploader step that runs the shim with WAVE_JOB_ACTION set to upload.
sequenceDiagram
participant Buildkite
participant Shim as wave-ci.sh
participant Manifest as wave-ci.json
participant Checkout as Wave CI checkout
participant Dispatcher as Step dispatcher
Buildkite->>Shim: Run uploader command
Shim->>Manifest: Read and validate wave_ci revision
alt WAVE_CI_DIR is set
Shim->>Checkout: Verify supplied checkout
else Outside Buildkite with no WAVE_CI_DIR
Shim->>Checkout: Fetch pinned revision
end
Shim->>Dispatcher: Run with repository root
Dispatcher-->>Shim: Return exit status
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Possibly related issues
wave-av/wave-ci issue 212: This pull request migrates the CLI pipeline from hand-written Buildkite YAML to a Wave CI manifest, shim, and uploader flow.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review a0922
This moves the Buildkite pipeline to a rendered, pinned Wave CI flow. The only confirmed issue is that a developer running the shim locally with Git repository variables exported could have the local fetch act on their own repository. CI runs are not affected. This is a small fix that can be made before or after merge.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to a0922
The migration includes strong pin and checkout validation and refuses missing CI provisioning rather than fetching a fallback. Remaining risk is concentrated in unverified external dispatcher behavior and a local bootstrap path that can modify the wrong Git repository when repository-selection variables are inherited.
Retained concerns
Low · reliability · inferred: The new local bootstrap inherits Git repository-selection state during init, fetch, and checkout. With inherited GIT_DIR or GIT_WORK_TREE, these operations can target an existing repository rather than the disposable checkout. The subsequent SHA check cannot undo earlier writes, and cleanup removes only the temporary directory. This violates local state ownership and recovery boundaries; it requires inherited local configuration and does not affect the guarded Buildkite fetch path.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The directly evidenced exposure is this repository's CI execution and the invoking user's local Git state. The head introduces no explicit secret request or privileged queue selection. Cross-repository, host, or secret-authority expansion cannot be established without the external dispatcher and image policies.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The shim treats the repository manifest as structured input, parses it under a cleared environment, and rejects non-full-SHA pins. In-job checkout validation checks path identity, root ownership, write permissions, matching SHA and HEAD, cleanliness, and a non-symlink dispatcher. Verification Git commands clear inherited environment and disable hooks and fsmonitor. These controls validate the supplied checkout, not the external dispatcher's semantics or the image helper's authority.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
inferred — Local invocations use separate temporary directories and an EXIT cleanup trap, supporting ordinary repetition, concurrency, and failure cleanup. This isolation does not contain writes redirected by inherited Git repository selectors, and hard termination can leave temporary data. In-job validation failures stop execution without mutating or deleting the supplied checkout.
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Pivot note: this PR now carries 3 secretless steps only. cli is PUBLIC: no job-secrets row is possible (policy) and NODE_AUTH_TOKEN is retired fleet-wide, so governance-enforce is parked in code (script + README row stay as the documented target) pending the public-repo path. The node-22 fix and thin uploader are unchanged. Local proof re-run on the 3-step file: render exit 0, all fpc-isolated, caps-lint 0/0.
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Suggestion: Declaring this secret does not install the agent environment hook; until that host setup is active, governance-enforce exits before scanning because _BK_NPM_TOKEN is empty.
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**Comment:***Incomplete Implementation: Declaring this secret does not install the agent environment hook; until that host setup is active, `governance-enforce` exits before scanning because `_BK_NPM_TOKEN` is empty.
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if [[ $in_job == 1 && -z "${WAVE_CI_DIR:-}" ]]; then
printf 'wave-ci.sh: refusing: WAVE_CI_DIR is not set; inside a Buildkite job wave-ci comes only from the image (post-checkout hook), never from a fetch\n' >&2
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Suggestion: This guard makes the sole Buildkite uploader exit 2 when the image hook is absent; the required host install is still pending, so no rendered pipeline can be uploaded.
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**Comment:***Incomplete Implementation: This guard makes the sole Buildkite uploader exit 2 when the image hook is absent; the required host install is still pending, so no rendered pipeline can be uploaded.
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The PR needs attention before merging: Buildkite cannot upload the pipeline unless its image provides WAVE_CI_DIR and WAVE_CI_SHA, which this script requires.
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Actionable comments posted: 1
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- Line 107: Clear inherited Git repository-selection environment variables
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Isolate Git variables before the local fetch.
If a developer invokes this shim with GIT_DIR and GIT_WORK_TREE exported, the local Git commands can target the existing repository instead of $dest. The fetch or detached checkout can then change that repository or fail. Clear inherited repository variables before git init and the subsequent local Git commands. Git documents that these variables select the repository and worktree even when -C is used. (git-scm.com)
Based on learnings, clear inherited Git repository variables when invoking Git against a different checkout.
Proposed fix
--- "a/.buildkite/wave-ci.sh"+++ "b/.buildkite/wave-ci.sh"@@ -103,8 +103,10 @@
# ---- local use only (not a Buildkite job): fetch the pinned commit ----------------------------------
work="$(mktemp -d)"
trap 'rm -rf -- "$work"' EXIT
dest="$work/wave-ci"
+unset GIT_DIR GIT_WORK_TREE GIT_COMMON_DIR GIT_INDEX_FILE \+ GIT_OBJECT_DIRECTORY GIT_ALTERNATE_OBJECT_DIRECTORIES GIT_PREFIX
git init -q "$dest"
export GIT_TERMINAL_PROMPT=0
sources=()
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4 issues found and verified against the latest diff
Confidence score: 1/5
.buildkite/wave-ci.sh can exit 2 before rendering or uploading anything if the image-owned WAVE_CI_DIR hook isn’t installed. Install the hook before enabling the uploader.
.buildkite/wave-ci.sh may run a bin symlink outside the pinned checkout. Reject symlinks or validate their resolved targets before dispatching.
Inherited Git repository variables can make .buildkite/wave-ci.sh initialize or modify the caller’s repository instead of the temporary checkout. Clear those variables before initializing it.
.buildkite/wave-ci.sh can fetch from a non-HTTPS source, including when Git’s insteadOf config downgrades the default URL. Restrict network sources to HTTPS and isolate Git config.
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<file name=".buildkite/wave-ci.sh">
<violation number="1" location=".buildkite/wave-ci.sh:28">
P1: Install the image-owned `WAVE_CI_DIR` hook before enabling this uploader; otherwise the sole pipeline step exits 2 and never renders or uploads the steps.</violation>
<violation number="2" location=".buildkite/wave-ci.sh:84">
P2: `verify_wave_ci_dir` does not reject symlinks, so a root-owned `bin` symlink can redirect execution outside the pinned checkout. Reject every symlink (or validate its resolved target) before running the dispatcher; otherwise a writable target can replace the supposedly verified wave-ci script.</violation>
<violation number="3" location=".buildkite/wave-ci.sh:107">
P2: Clear inherited Git repository variables before initializing the temporary checkout; otherwise `git init` and the later fetch or checkout can target or alter the caller's repository.</violation>
<violation number="4" location=".buildkite/wave-ci.sh:118">
P2: Custom agent: **Flag Security Vulnerabilities**
This fetch accepts non-TLS `WAVE_CI_SRC` URLs, and Git's `insteadOf` config can downgrade the default HTTPS URL. Reject non-HTTPS network sources and isolate Git configuration for this fetch.</violation>
</file>
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P1: Install the image-owned WAVE_CI_DIR hook before enabling this uploader; otherwise the sole pipeline step exits 2 and never renders or uploads the steps.
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<comment>Install the image-owned `WAVE_CI_DIR` hook before enabling this uploader; otherwise the sole pipeline step exits 2 and never renders or uploads the steps.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -0,0 +1,133 @@
+
+in_job=0
+if [[ "${BUILDKITE:-}" == true || -n "${BUILDKITE_JOB_ID:-}" ]]; then in_job=1; fi
+if [[ $in_job == 1 && -z "${WAVE_CI_DIR:-}" ]]; then
+ printf 'wave-ci.sh: refusing: WAVE_CI_DIR is not set; inside a Buildkite job wave-ci comes only from the image (post-checkout hook), never from a fetch\n' >&2
+ exit 2
</file context>
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P2: verify_wave_ci_dir does not reject symlinks, so a root-owned bin symlink can redirect execution outside the pinned checkout. Reject every symlink (or validate its resolved target) before running the dispatcher; otherwise a writable target can replace the supposedly verified wave-ci script.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At .buildkite/wave-ci.sh, line 84:
<comment>`verify_wave_ci_dir` does not reject symlinks, so a root-owned `bin` symlink can redirect execution outside the pinned checkout. Reject every symlink (or validate its resolved target) before running the dispatcher; otherwise a writable target can replace the supposedly verified wave-ci script.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -0,0 +1,133 @@
+ [[ "$uid" == "$owner" ]] || refuse_dir "not owned by uid $owner"
+ [[ ! -w "$dir" ]] || refuse_dir "writable by this job"
+ # every entry: owned by the same uid and no write bit for anyone (the root helper's chmod a-w)
+ bad="$(find "$dir" \( ! -uid "$owner" -o \( ! -type l \( -perm -0200 -o -perm -0020 -o -perm -0002 \) \) \) -print -quit 2>/dev/null)" ||
+ refuse_dir "cannot scan it"
+ [[ -z "$bad" ]] || refuse_dir "an entry is writable or not owned by uid $owner"
</file context>
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P2: Clear inherited Git repository variables before initializing the temporary checkout; otherwise git init and the later fetch or checkout can target or alter the caller's repository.
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<comment>Clear inherited Git repository variables before initializing the temporary checkout; otherwise `git init` and the later fetch or checkout can target or alter the caller's repository.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -0,0 +1,133 @@
+work="$(mktemp -d)"
+trap 'rm -rf -- "$work"' EXIT
+dest="$work/wave-ci"
+git init -q "$dest"
+
+export GIT_TERMINAL_PROMPT=0
</file context>
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P2: Custom agent: Flag Security Vulnerabilities
This fetch accepts non-TLS WAVE_CI_SRC URLs, and Git's insteadOf config can downgrade the default HTTPS URL. Reject non-HTTPS network sources and isolate Git configuration for this fetch.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At .buildkite/wave-ci.sh, line 118:
<comment>This fetch accepts non-TLS `WAVE_CI_SRC` URLs, and Git's `insteadOf` config can downgrade the default HTTPS URL. Reject non-HTTPS network sources and isolate Git configuration for this fetch.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -0,0 +1,133 @@
+fi
+fetched=0
+for src in "${sources[@]}"; do
+ if git -C "$dest" fetch -q --no-tags --depth 1 "$src" "$pin" 2>/dev/null; then fetched=1; break; fi
+done
+if [[ $fetched != 1 ]]; then
</file context>
🔴 P0.buildkite/wave-ci.sh:59CWE-78 — Potential Command Injection via GIT_TEST_ASSUME_DIFFERENT_OWNER
The WAVE_CI_TEST_GIT_DIFFERENT_OWNER environment variable is directly passed to git command as part of the env array, which could allow for command injection if
🟡 P2.buildkite/pipeline.yml:13 — Missing retry configuration for wave-ci-render step
The new wave-ci-render step is missing the retry configuration that was present in the previous pipeline steps. The original steps had automatic retries for exi
severity: critical · major · minor · info — local review · $0 inference · wave-dispatch · react 👍/👎 to tune
Local verify for merge-then-verify (straw-suhail, 2026-10-31, branch bytes b7c1b64). Branch-green is unachievable for this PR per the merge-then-verify law (.buildkite/ tree differs from main, so no JobSecrets injection and the guard fails closed) — this evidence is the pre-merge proof, post-merge main is the real proof. Checks, all on the exact branch bytes: (1) shellcheck clean on wave-ci.sh + scripts/lib/common.sh; (2) wave-ci.sh byte-identical to canonical wave-ci/repo-kit (sha256 befbe1103bc68164…); (3) wave_ci pin a96f425a resolves to a real wave-ci commit; (4) wave-ci.json valid, all 3 extra_steps scripts exist and are executable; (5) pipeline.yml valid YAML, single fpc-isolated render step. Outstanding: rebase after #93 merges (textually clean, one semantic uploader-role reconcile), then merge + watch post-merge main.
Rebase reconcile pre-analysis (straw-suhail, 2026-10-31): #93's upload.sh is 6 lines — exec buildkite-agent pipeline upload .buildkite/pipeline.yml. It references pipeline.yml by path, and this PR keeps that path (rewritten content, same location), so the rebase needs ZERO edits on either side: rebase, expect no conflicts, re-run the 5 local checks, merge. One post-merge observation item: confirm whatever invokes upload.sh (starter flow) still makes sense against the wave-ci-rendered pipeline — flagged for the post-merge main watch, not a merge blocker.
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Pilot for wave-ci#212: the cli pipeline moves from hand-written YAML to the wave-ci custom template. Merges after #93 (which provides the top-level upload.sh the Steps setting runs); the Steps setting itself never changes.
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Blockers to green (tracked, not in this PR): ci-smoke TSV row cli/governance-enforce/NODE_AUTH_TOKEN + host install (companion PR); build 1 showed all 4 steps failing exit 1 in ~2s on finemanpc-s02, which smells environmental (see my comment on #93) - the first build of this branch will confirm or deny.
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