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fix(validators): distinguish a missing package from a missing version on PyPI/NPM (#1411)
Fixes#553.
The PyPI and npm validators fetch the version-specific metadata endpoint
(`/pypi/{name}/{version}/json` and the npm equivalent) and report any
non-200 as `<pkg> not found`. That endpoint 404s for two different
reasons though: the package doesn't exist, or it exists and only the
*version* is missing (e.g. a release that hasn't propagated yet). So a
valid package reads as gone:
```diff
- PyPI package 'requests' not found (status: 404)
+ PyPI package 'requests' exists, but version '99.99.99' was not found (status: 404). A newly published release can take a moment to appear on PyPI. Wait and retry, or publish version '99.99.99' before registering it
```
On a version 404 it probes the package-level endpoint
(`/pypi/{name}/json`, `/{name}`) with a `HEAD` to tell the two apart,
and reports 429/5xx as transient rather than "not found". `HEAD` so it
reads a status without pulling the whole packument. The probe carries
its own 3s deadline: it only refines the error message, so a hung probe
must not stretch the validator past the ~10s-per-registry budget the
publish path assumes. Same probe-and-classify shape as the existing
cargo validator.
The fetch is split into `validatePyPIPackage` / `validateNPMPackage`
behind `export_test.go` so the branches are testable with `httptest`,
the same seam cargo uses.
### Testing
- [x] hermetic `httptest` for the status matrix (version-missing,
package-missing, 5xx, 429, inconclusive probe, positive path, scoped
npm); the mocks pin the expected method per endpoint (`GET` fetch,
`HEAD` probe)
- [x] hermetic deadline test: a hung probe is cut off at ~3s and
reported as inconclusive, not "not found"
- [x] existing live package tests still pass, now also hitting the HEAD
probe; on a live 429/5xx they now `t.Skip` as inconclusive instead of
flaking (deliberate: CI runs these against the real registries with no
short-mode gating)
- [x] `gofmt` / `go vet` / `golangci-lint` clean
Out of scope: auto-retry for the propagation race, and SSRF
redirect-pinning parity for the pypi/npm clients (pre-existing, shared
with nuget).
returnfmt.Errorf("NPM package '%s' exists, but version '%s' was not found (status: 404). A newly published release can take a moment to appear on the registry. Wait and retry, or publish version '%s' before registering it", pkg.Identifier, pkg.Version, pkg.Version)
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casenpmPackageMissing:
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returnfmt.Errorf("NPM package '%s' not found (status: 404)", pkg.Identifier)
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casenpmPackageTransient:
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returnfmt.Errorf("NPM could not confirm package '%s' version '%s' (version status: 404, package check inconclusive). Likely transient, retry later", pkg.Identifier, pkg.Version)
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casenpmPackageUnknown:
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// Probe returned an unclassifiable status, so fall through to the
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// best-effort message below.
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}
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returnfmt.Errorf("NPM package '%s' version '%s' not found (status: 404)", pkg.Identifier, pkg.Version)
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}
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// probeNPMPackage checks whether a package exists on the NPM registry regardless
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// of version, with a HEAD request to the package-level endpoint (/{name}). Only
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// the status code is used, so HEAD avoids downloading the (large) packument.
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