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[cr-test] Accept BLAKE3 template identities before enabling producers - #1448
Accept BLAKE3 in the existing algorithm-prefixed template identity. Verify decoded rootfs output before publication, using the declared algorithm for imports, refresh and recovery. Update path validation, cache discovery, API reference schemas, template smoke/benchmark consumers and CLI displays. New registrations still produce SHA-256; compressed transport and base-snapshot checksums remain SHA-256.
Deploy this reader release across control-plane services, workers, builders and clients before merging the producer PR. No database migration or protobuf field is needed. Once BLAKE3 releases exist, dual readers are the binary rollback floor. The three new pinned crates use explicit cargo-vet exemptions; these are not cryptographic audits.
Validation after rebase: 265 template-manager tests, 20 sandbox CLI tests and 33 API contract tests passed on the combined stack. Both digest formats cover retained-build refresh and display. The BLAKE3 display regression failed before the fix. Before rebase, the stack also passed 9,793 unprivileged Linux workspace tests, workspace doctests, feature checks, clippy, cargo-vet, cargo-deny and the architecture guard. Privileged tests remain for CI.
Accept BLAKE3 in the existing algorithm-prefixed template identity. Verify decoded rootfs output before publication, using the declared algorithm for imports, refresh and recovery. Update path validation, cache discovery, API reference schemas, template smoke/benchmark consumers and CLI displays. New registrations still produce SHA-256; compressed transport and base-snapshot checksums remain SHA-256.
Deploy this reader release across control-plane services, workers, builders and clients before merging the producer PR. No database migration or protobuf field is needed. Once BLAKE3 releases exist, dual readers are the binary rollback floor. The three new pinned crates use explicit cargo-vet exemptions; these are not cryptographic audits.
Validation after rebase: 265 template-manager tests, 20 sandbox CLI tests and 33 API contract tests passed on the combined stack. Both digest formats cover retained-build refresh and display. The BLAKE3 display regression failed before the fix. Before rebase, the stack also passed 9,793 unprivileged Linux workspace tests, workspace doctests, feature checks, clippy, cargo-vet, cargo-deny and the architecture guard. Privileged tests remain for CI.
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Walkthrough
The change adds BLAKE3 as a supported template digest alongside SHA-256. Digest parsing, schema validation, rootfs hashing, imports, materialization, and startup recovery now handle algorithm-prefixed digests. Node inventory, command-line displays, smoke checks, and template-cache handling also recognize BLAKE3. SHA-256 remains explicit for compressed transport checksums and other checksums noted in the documentation.
Possibly related PRs
perplexityai/SPACE#1075: Changes template-cache directory identity and parsing in node inventory and rootfs paths.
perplexityai/SPACE#1219: Adds resolver tests for bare, SHA-256, and BLAKE3 hashes, including template-manager lookup.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 0c93d
BLAKE3 acceptance changes a shared template identity rule. Validate the dual-reader rollout before merging; no confirmed recovery or smoke failure remains.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 0c93d
The inspected paths retain strict digest validation and algorithm-selected verification without demonstrating a new authorization bypass. New registrations remain SHA-256. BLAKE3 production must wait for compatible readers, and publishing BLAKE3 releases establishes a minimum rollback version. Partial recovery and deployment evidence prevents treating the change as risk-free.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The relevant failure scope is a template release and the cached copies consumed by its users and nodes. A generic template can affect multiple organizations, while organization-specific access remains subject to visibility checks. A digest identifies content; it does not itself grant tenant access.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Sandbox release resolution performs a visibility/organization gate before lookup and documents repeated authorization predicates at read time. The pull consumer also checks the returned authorized organization, template name, runtime and requested content identity before accepting the release response.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Pulls coalesce by template and resolved hash, run independently of a waiting caller's cancellation, and release their in-flight ownership on completion or drop. Failed installs retain an asynchronous privileged-cleanup path with a local fallback; cleanup failure can leave partial files, so this is not a universal atomicity guarantee.
observed — Two recovery trust shortcuts predate this PR: startup recovery does not rehash bytes when a matching row exists, and on-demand disk recovery can normalize and register a complete artifact set without rehashing it. These remain assumptions about prior verification and protected cache contents, not newly established PR vulnerabilities.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Consider requiring a content recheck or durable verification record before on-demand disk recovery adopts an interrupted artifact set, especially for uncompressed-only pulls. This would strengthen an existing recovery assumption rather than remediate a demonstrated regression from adding BLAKE3.
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The PR description does not follow the required template. It is missing a ## Summary section, a ## Validation section, a ## Severity and risk section with severity and risk, and an `AI assistanc…
Add the four required items with real content: a ## Summary section describing the merge result; a ## Validation section naming checks and results or stating CI on this head; a ## Severity and risk section stating severity and risk;…
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The title uses the bracketed tag "[cr-test]" as a prefix, which is not an area name. It also states a summary that does not match the required form: the summary opens with the capitalized acronym BLAK…
Rewrite the title to match the required form. Start with the lowercase area the change touches, followed by a colon or a bracketed area tag, then a summary that starts with a lowercase word. Remove the "[cr-test]" prefix, which is not an ar…
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Bug Fixes Name A Regression Test
The pull request fixes application behavior under crates/. The Validation section states that the BLAKE3 display regression failed before the fix and passed after it. The changed test `template_hash…
Weakened Safeguards Are Justified
No unsubstantiated safeguard weakening is introduced. Existing tests are parameterized or extended, and their prior assertions remain represented. The three new cargo-vet exemptions in `supply-chain/c…
Public-Safe Content
No public-safety violation is present. The changed content contains only public dependency URLs, digest test data, generic service terms, and documented paths. No credentials, private keys, internal h…
Full details: Bug Fixes Name A Regression Test
Explanation
The pull request fixes application behavior under crates/. The Validation section states that the BLAKE3 display regression failed before the fix and passed after it. The changed test template_hash_display_marks_stale_template_hashes now covers both sha256 and blake3, and additional template-manager tests cover BLAKE3 verification and recovery.
Full details: Weakened Safeguards Are Justified
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No unsubstantiated safeguard weakening is introduced. Existing tests are parameterized or extended, and their prior assertions remain represented. The three new cargo-vet exemptions in supply-chain/config.toml include specific notes at lines 85-88, 174-177, and 287-290; the PR description also identifies the pinned crates and exemption scope. The diff adds no skipped tests, disabled attributes, removed CI checks, or lowered lints.
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No public-safety violation is present. The changed content contains only public dependency URLs, digest test data, generic service terms, and documented paths. No credentials, private keys, internal hostnames or URLs, cloud account identifiers, named clusters, workstation paths, production logs, incident details, or undisclosed vulnerability description appear in the diff, title, or description.
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The PR description does not follow the required template. It is missing a ## Summary section, a ## Validation section, a ## Severity and risk section with severity and risk, and an AI assistance: line with the required value. The description includes validation prose, but it is not under the required ## Validation heading.
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Add the four required items with real content: a ## Summary section describing the merge result; a ## Validation section naming checks and results or stating CI on this head; a ## Severity and risk section stating severity and risk; and an AI assistance: line stating None or identifying the tool and edited sections.
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The title uses the bracketed tag "[cr-test]" as a prefix, which is not an area name. It also states a summary that does not match the required form: the summary opens with the capitalized acronym BLAKE3 instead of a lowercase word, and the title does not start with a lowercase area followed by a colon. The title does describe the main change, which accepts BLAKE3 template identities (PR #1448), so the content is related.
Resolution
Rewrite the title to match the required form. Start with the lowercase area the change touches, followed by a colon or a bracketed area tag, then a summary that starts with a lowercase word. Remove the "[cr-test]" prefix, which is not an area. For example: "template-mgr: accept blake3 template identities before enabling producers". Keep "BLAKE3" capitalization only if it is treated as a code identifier. Otherwise write it as "blake3" in the summary.
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Rewrite the title to match the required form. Start with the lowercase area the
change touches, followed by a colon or a bracketed area tag, then a summary that
starts with a lowercase word. Remove the "[cr-test]" prefix, which is not an
area. For example: "template-mgr: accept blake3 template identities before
enabling producers". Keep "BLAKE3" capitalization only if it is treated as a
code identifier. Otherwise write it as "blake3" in the summary.
- Description Follows The Pr Template:
Add the four required items with real content: a `## Summary` section describing
the merge result; a `## Validation` section naming checks and results or stating
`CI on this head`; a `## Severity and risk` section stating severity and risk;
and an `AI assistance:` line stating `None` or identifying the tool and edited
sections.
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Accept BLAKE3 in the existing algorithm-prefixed template identity. Verify decoded rootfs output before publication, using the declared algorithm for imports, refresh and recovery. Update path validation, cache discovery, API reference schemas, template smoke/benchmark consumers and CLI displays. New registrations still produce SHA-256; compressed transport and base-snapshot checksums remain SHA-256.
Deploy this reader release across control-plane services, workers, builders and clients before merging the producer PR. No database migration or protobuf field is needed. Once BLAKE3 releases exist, dual readers are the binary rollback floor. The three new pinned crates use explicit cargo-vet exemptions; these are not cryptographic audits.
Validation after rebase: 265 template-manager tests, 20 sandbox CLI tests and 33 API contract tests passed on the combined stack. Both digest formats cover retained-build refresh and display. The BLAKE3 display regression failed before the fix. Before rebase, the stack also passed 9,793 unprivileged Linux workspace tests, workspace doctests, feature checks, clippy, cargo-vet, cargo-deny and the architecture guard. Privileged tests remain for CI.
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