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The provided code changes focus on ensuring the integrity and trustworthiness of the distributed software artifacts for the "Jans" application through the use of secure practices, such as generating SHA-256 checksums and handling nightly builds separately from official releases, while also addressing potential security concerns in the GitHub Actions workflow responsible for building and deploying the project's documentation.
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**Summary:** The provided code changes cover three different files related to the packaging and deployment process of the "Jans" application. The changes demonstrate a focus on ensuring the integrity and trustworthiness of the distributed software artifacts through the use of secure practices, such as generating SHA-256 checksums and handling nightly builds separately from official releases. The first two changes involve shell scripts that generate checksums for RPM packages, with the scripts being tailored for different Linux distributions (SUSE 15 and EL8). These scripts exhibit good security practices, including the use of a consistent naming convention for the checksum files, robust version handling, and secure checksum generation using the `sha256sum` command. The third change involves a GitHub Actions workflow that is responsible for building and deploying the documentation for the Janssen Project. While the changes are primarily focused on updating version numbers and managing the deployment process, there are a few potential security concerns that should be addressed, such as ensuring proper sanitization of user input to prevent command injection vulnerabilities. Overall, the code changes demonstrate a strong emphasis on security and integrity in the packaging and deployment processes, which is a crucial aspect of maintaining a secure and trustworthy application. **Files Changed:** 1. `automation/packaging/rpm/suse15/checksum.sh`: - This shell script generates SHA-256 checksums for RPM packages, handling both standard version numbers and "nightly" builds. - The script uses a consistent file naming convention and follows good security practices for checksum generation. 2. `automation/packaging/rpm/el8/checksum.sh`: - This shell script is similar to the SUSE 15 version, generating SHA-256 checksums for RPM packages on the EL8 platform. - The script also handles nightly builds and follows a consistent naming convention for the checksum files. 3. `.github/workflows/build-docs.yml`: - This is a GitHub Actions workflow that is responsible for building and deploying the documentation for the Janssen Project. - The changes focus on updating version numbers in the documentation files and managing the deployment of the documentation to the GitHub Pages site. - While the changes are primarily focused on the deployment process, there are a few potential security concerns related to the use of user input in commands like `egrep`, `sed`, `gh`, and `git`.
Code Analysis
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Riskiness
:green_circle: Risk threshold not exceeded.
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Target issue
closes #10243
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docs:to indicate documentation changes or if the below checklist is not selected.Closes #10257,