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custom user-agent string for attestation API reqs - #2320
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| // This file exists as a CommonJS module to read the version from package.json. | ||
| // In an ESM package, using `require()` directly in .ts files requires disabling | ||
| // ESLint rules and doesn't work reliably across all Node.js versions. | ||
| // By keeping this as a .cjs file, we can use require() naturally and export | ||
| // the version for the ESM modules to import. | ||
| const packageJson = require('../package.json') | ||
| module.exports = {version: packageJson.version} |
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I picked-up this trick from the @actions/cache package -- allows us to read the version string from the package.json
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Pull request overview
This PR updates @actions/attest to consistently derive its package version at runtime and to send a more informative User-Agent on attestation API requests, including an optional sanitized ACTIONS_ORCHESTRATION_ID suffix (matching the pattern introduced in #2229).
Changes:
- Add a CommonJS
package-version.cjshelper to readpackage.jsonversion from an ESM package. - Add a custom User-Agent header for the attestations API request, optionally appending
actions_orchestration_id/<sanitized-id>. - Update the package build script to copy
package-version.cjsintolib/for publishing/runtime.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| packages/attest/src/store.ts | Adds custom User-Agent construction and attaches it to the attestation request headers. |
| packages/attest/src/package-version.cjs | Introduces a CJS helper to export the package version for ESM TS imports. |
| packages/attest/package.json | Ensures package-version.cjs is copied into lib/ during build. |
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packages/attest/src/store.ts:67
- The new user-agent behavior (base
@actions/attest-<version>, optional orchestration-id suffix, and sanitization) isn’t covered by tests in this package. Adding assertions in the existingwriteAttestationtests to verify the sent user-agent (with and withoutACTIONS_ORCHESTRATION_ID) would prevent regressions.
const getUserAgent = async (): Promise<string> => {
const baseUserAgent = `@actions/attest-${version}`
const orchId = process.env['ACTIONS_ORCHESTRATION_ID']
if (orchId) {
// Sanitize the orchestration ID to ensure it contains only valid characters
// Valid characters: 0-9, a-z, _, -, .
const sanitizedId = orchId.replace(/[^a-z0-9_.-]/gi, '_')
return `${baseUserAgent} actions_orchestration_id/${sanitizedId}`
}
return baseUserAgent
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Signed-off-by: Brian DeHamer <bdehamer@github.com>
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This pull request updates the
@actions/attestpackage to improve how the package version is accessed and to enhance the user agent string sent with requests to the attestation API.Follows the pattern for including the
ACTIONS_ORCHESTRATION_IDvalue in the user agent string introduced in #2229