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Added Blackduck security scanning to the release pipeline with a new boolean parameter do_blackduck to control execution. The implementation follows the existing NGCI Blackduck scan pattern from .ci/matrix_job.yaml.
Major changes:
- Added
do_blackduckboolean parameter inrelease_jjb.yaml(defaults to true) - Added
blackduckcontainer definition usingharbor.mellanox.com/toolbox/blackduck_post_scan:latest - Implemented new Blackduck step in release pipeline with NGCIBlackDuckScan module
- Added container selector to Release step to explicitly run on RHEL 8.6
- Configured source code scanning of
srcdirectory with report artifact attachment
Critical issue:
- Blackduck API token is hardcoded in
SPRING_APPLICATION_JSONenvironment variable (line 70), creating a security vulnerability by exposing credentials in source control
Confidence Score: 1/5
- Critical security vulnerability with hardcoded API token must be resolved before merge
- Score reflects the presence of a hardcoded Blackduck API token in source code (line 70 of release_matrix_job.yaml). While the PR successfully integrates Blackduck scanning and follows existing patterns, exposing credentials in version control is a critical security issue that requires immediate remediation. The functionality itself appears correct, but the security risk prevents safe merging.
- .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml requires immediate attention to remove hardcoded API token
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
| Filename | Score | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| .ci/pipeline/release_jjb.yaml | 5/5 | Added boolean parameter to control Blackduck execution, no issues |
| .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml | 1/5 | Added Blackduck scan step with hardcoded API token in environment variable, critical security issue |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Jenkins
participant ReleaseJob as Release Job (release_matrix_job.yaml)
participant RHEL as RHEL 8.6 Container
participant BD as Blackduck Container
participant BDServer as Blackduck Server
User->>Jenkins: Trigger release with do_blackduck=true
Jenkins->>ReleaseJob: Start release pipeline
ReleaseJob->>RHEL: Build-dpcp step
RHEL->>RHEL: Clone and build libdpcp
ReleaseJob->>RHEL: Release step
RHEL->>RHEL: Execute .ci/do_release.sh
RHEL->>ReleaseJob: Archive build artifacts
alt do_blackduck enabled
ReleaseJob->>BD: Start Blackduck step
BD->>BD: Load SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON with hardcoded token
BD->>BDServer: NGCIBlackDuckScan of src directory
BDServer->>BD: Scan results
BD->>ReleaseJob: Attach Blackduck report artifact
end
ReleaseJob->>Jenkins: Pipeline complete
Jenkins->>User: Send notification email
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Greptile Overview
Greptile Summary
Adds Blackduck security scanning to the release pipeline with proper credential management.
Key Changes:
- Added
do_blackduckboolean parameter to control scan execution - Integrated Jenkins credentials (
blackduck_api_token) instead of hardcoding tokens - Added Blackduck container to
runs_on_dockersconfiguration - Created new Blackduck scan step using
NGCIBlackDuckScanmodule to scansrc/directory - Added explicit
containerSelectorto Release step for RHEL8.6 container
Implementation Details:
The Blackduck integration correctly uses the credentials mechanism ($BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN environment variable) rather than hardcoding API tokens like the existing .ci/matrix_job.yaml:391 pattern. This is a security improvement over the legacy approach.
Confidence Score: 4/5
- Safe to merge with minor consideration for containerSelector addition
- Implementation correctly uses Jenkins credentials for security. The Blackduck step mirrors the existing pattern in
.ci/matrix_job.yaml(lines 372-391) but improves security by using environment variables instead of hardcoded tokens. AddedcontainerSelectorto Release step ensures proper container targeting. Minimal risk as the step is optional viado_blackduckparameter. - No files require special attention
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
| Filename | Score | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| .ci/pipeline/release_jjb.yaml | 5/5 | Added do_blackduck boolean parameter to control Blackduck execution |
| .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml | 4/5 | Added Blackduck scanning step with credentials integration and containerSelector for Release step |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant Jenkins
participant GitHub
participant K8s as Kubernetes Pod
participant RHEL as RHEL8.6 Container
participant BD as Blackduck Container
participant BDS as Blackduck Server
participant Release as Release Storage
Jenkins->>GitHub: Checkout code (release_tag)
Jenkins->>K8s: Create build pod
K8s->>RHEL: Start RHEL8.6 container
RHEL->>GitHub: Clone libdpcp dependency
RHEL->>RHEL: Build dpcp library
RHEL->>RHEL: Build release packages (.ci/do_release.sh)
RHEL->>Release: Publish packages (if do_release=true)
RHEL->>Jenkins: Archive artifacts (RPMs, logs)
alt do_blackduck=true
K8s->>BD: Start Blackduck container
Jenkins->>BD: Inject BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN from credentials
BD->>BD: Scan src/ directory
BD->>BDS: Upload scan results (with API token)
BDS->>BD: Return analysis report
BD->>Jenkins: Attach Blackduck report artifact
end
Jenkins->>Jenkins: Send email notification (if configured)
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Greptile Overview
Greptile Summary
Integrates Blackduck security scanning into the release pipeline with proper credentials management. The implementation follows secure practices by using Jenkins credentials binding instead of hardcoded tokens.
Key Changes:
- Added
do_blackduckparameter to control scan execution inrelease_jjb.yaml - Configured credentials binding for
BLACKDUCK_API_TOKENusing Jenkins secret - Added Blackduck scan step using
NGCIBlackDuckScanmodule with proper container isolation - Scans
srcdirectory and attaches report artifacts to build - Properly restricts Release step to RHEL 8.6 container
Security Note:
This PR correctly uses Jenkins credentials binding (credentialsId: 'blackduck_api_token') to inject the API token securely, which is an improvement over the hardcoded token pattern found in .ci/matrix_job.yaml:391
Confidence Score: 4/5
- Safe to merge with minimal risk - properly configured CI integration
- Configuration follows Jenkins best practices for credentials management and mirrors existing Blackduck setup. Minor concern: containerSelector addition to Release step was unmentioned in PR description but appears intentional for build isolation
- No files require special attention - both changes are straightforward CI configuration
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
| Filename | Score | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| .ci/pipeline/release_jjb.yaml | 5/5 | Added do_blackduck boolean parameter to control Blackduck scanning in release pipeline |
| .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml | 4/5 | Added Blackduck scan step with proper credentials binding and container configuration |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant Jenkins as Jenkins Controller
participant Job as Release Job
participant RHEL as RHEL 8.6 Container
participant BD as Blackduck Container
participant Creds as Jenkins Credentials
participant BDS as Blackduck Server
Jenkins->>Job: Trigger release job with do_blackduck=true
Job->>Creds: Request blackduck_api_token credential
Creds->>Job: Inject BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN env var
Job->>RHEL: Run Build-dpcp step
RHEL->>Job: Build complete
Job->>RHEL: Run Release step
RHEL->>Job: Release artifacts created
alt do_blackduck enabled
Job->>BD: Start Blackduck scan step
BD->>BD: Use BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN from env
BD->>BDS: Connect to https://blackduck.mellanox.com/
BDS->>BD: Authenticate with API token
BD->>BD: Scan src directory
BD->>BDS: Upload scan results
BDS->>BD: Return report
BD->>Job: Attach Blackduck report artifact
end
Job->>Jenkins: Complete with artifacts
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Greptile Overview
Greptile Summary
This PR adds Blackduck security scanning to the release pipeline, addressing a significant security improvement by replacing the hardcoded API token pattern with proper credential management.
Key Changes
- release_jjb.yaml: Added
do_blackduckboolean parameter (default: true) to control Blackduck scanning - release_matrix_job.yaml:
- Added
blackduck_api_tokencredential binding to securely injectBLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN - Added
blackduckcontainer fromharbor.mellanox.com/toolbox/blackduck_post_scan:latest - Added new "Blackduck" step using NGCIBlackDuckScan module to scan the
src/directory - Configured to attach scan reports as build artifacts
- Added
Security Improvement
This change mirrors the existing Blackduck setup in .ci/matrix_job.yaml but properly uses Jenkins credentials instead of hardcoded tokens. This is a positive security enhancement that should also be applied to .ci/matrix_job.yaml:391 where the hardcoded token still exists.
Critical Issue
Line 73 contains a JSON syntax error where ${BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN} is not quoted within the JSON string, which will cause the Blackduck scan to fail with invalid JSON.
Confidence Score: 2/5
- This PR cannot be merged safely due to a critical JSON syntax error that will cause the Blackduck scan to fail.
- The implementation correctly addresses a security concern by using credentials instead of hardcoded tokens, and the overall architecture is sound. However, the missing quotes around
${BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN}in the JSON string on line 73 creates invalid JSON that will cause runtime failure. Once this syntax error is fixed, the PR would be safe to merge. release_matrix_job.yamlrequires immediate attention - line 73 must be corrected before merge.
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
| Filename | Score | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| .ci/pipeline/release_jjb.yaml | 5/5 | Adds do_blackduck boolean parameter to enable/disable Blackduck scanning. Clean addition with no issues. |
| .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml | 2/5 | Adds Blackduck scanning step with credential-based authentication (fixing hardcoded token issue). Contains JSON syntax error in line 73 where ${BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN} lacks required quotes. |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant J as Jenkins Job
participant P as Pipeline
participant R as RHEL 8.6 Container
participant B as Blackduck Container
participant BD as Blackduck Server
J->>P: Trigger release job with parameters
Note over J,P: do_blackduck=true (default)<br/>release_tag, sha1, revision
P->>P: Load credentials
Note over P: BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN from<br/>Jenkins credential store
P->>R: Step 1: Build-dpcp
R->>R: Clone & build libdpcp
P->>R: Step 2: Release
R->>R: Execute .ci/do_release.sh
R->>P: Archive RPM packages & logs
alt do_blackduck enabled
P->>B: Step 3: Blackduck scan
Note over B: NGCIBlackDuckScan module
B->>B: Scan src/ directory
Note over B: projectName: libxlio<br/>projectVersion: ${sha1}<br/>scanMode: source
B->>BD: Submit scan results
Note over B,BD: SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON with<br/>blackduck.url and api.token
BD->>B: Return scan report
B->>P: Attach report artifact
end
P->>J: Complete with artifacts
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Greptile Overview
Greptile Summary
Adds Blackduck security scanning to the release pipeline, similar to the existing implementation in .ci/matrix_job.yaml. The change introduces a do_blackduck parameter to control execution and configures the NGCIBlackDuckScan step to scan source code.
Key changes:
- Added
do_blackduckboolean parameter inrelease_jjb.yamlto enable/disable scanning - Configured Jenkins credentials to inject
BLACKDUCK_API_TOKENsecurely (avoiding hardcoded token like in.ci/matrix_job.yaml:391) - Added Blackduck container and scan step to analyze
src/directory - Configured step to run on blackduck tool container after release build completes
Critical issue:
- Variable reference error in SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON (line 74): references
$tokeninstead of${BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN}, may cause authentication failure
Confidence Score: 2/5
- PR has a critical variable reference bug that will likely cause Blackduck authentication to fail
- Score reflects the variable reference mismatch in SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON which references
$token(args parameter) instead of the injected credential${BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN}. This will likely cause runtime failure when the Blackduck step attempts authentication. The overall approach is sound and improves security over the hardcoded token pattern, but the implementation error needs correction before merge. .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yamlrequires attention for the variable reference fix on line 74
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
| Filename | Score | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml | 2/5 | Added Blackduck scanning step with credentials and configuration. Contains variable reference issue in SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON and missing quotes around token value |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Jenkins
participant ReleaseJob
participant RHEL86Container
participant BlackDuckContainer
participant BlackDuckServer
participant CredStore as Jenkins Credentials
User->>Jenkins: Trigger release job with do_blackduck=true
Jenkins->>ReleaseJob: Load release_matrix_job.yaml config
ReleaseJob->>CredStore: Request blackduck_api_token credential
CredStore->>ReleaseJob: Inject BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN variable
ReleaseJob->>RHEL86Container: Start Build-dpcp step
RHEL86Container->>RHEL86Container: Clone and build libdpcp
ReleaseJob->>RHEL86Container: Start Release step
RHEL86Container->>RHEL86Container: Execute .ci/do_release.sh
RHEL86Container->>ReleaseJob: Archive artifacts (rpm packages, logs)
alt do_blackduck enabled
ReleaseJob->>BlackDuckContainer: Start Blackduck step
BlackDuckContainer->>BlackDuckContainer: Configure SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON with token
BlackDuckContainer->>BlackDuckServer: Execute NGCIBlackDuckScan on src/
BlackDuckServer->>BlackDuckServer: Analyze source code for vulnerabilities
BlackDuckServer->>BlackDuckContainer: Return scan results
BlackDuckContainer->>ReleaseJob: Attach BlackDuck report artifact
end
ReleaseJob->>Jenkins: Complete release pipeline
Jenkins->>User: Send notification email with results
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Greptile Overview
Greptile Summary
Adds Blackduck source code scanning to the release job pipeline, mirroring the existing implementation from .ci/matrix_job.yaml.
Key changes:
- Added
do_blackduckboolean parameter to control scan execution (.ci/pipeline/release_jjb.yaml:38-41) - Added blackduck container to
runs_on_dockerslist (.ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml:34) - Implemented new Blackduck scan step using NGCIBlackDuckScan module (
.ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml:52-69) - Configured to scan
srcdirectory with source mode analysis - Reports attached as Jenkins artifacts
Critical Issue: The implementation hardcodes the Blackduck API token directly in SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON (line 69), which is a serious security vulnerability. This token is now permanently exposed in git history and accessible to anyone with repository read access. Commit af2121d previously attempted to migrate tokens to Jenkins credentials to address this exact security issue, but this PR reintroduces the vulnerability by copying the insecure pattern from .ci/matrix_job.yaml:391 (which also still has the hardcoded token).
Confidence Score: 0/5
- This PR introduces a critical security vulnerability by hardcoding API credentials in source code.
- Score reflects the critical security issue of hardcoded API token in
.ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml:69. The token is permanently exposed in git history and violates security best practices. While the functional implementation appears correct, this security vulnerability must be resolved before merging. .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yamlrequires immediate attention - the hardcoded API token on line 69 must be replaced with Jenkins credentials.
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
| Filename | Score | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| .ci/pipeline/release_jjb.yaml | 5/5 | Added do_blackduck boolean parameter to enable/disable Blackduck scanning. Clean implementation with no issues. |
| .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml | 0/5 | Added Blackduck scanning step with hardcoded API token directly in source code. Critical security vulnerability - token is exposed in git history. |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant Jenkins
participant ReleaseJob as Release Job
participant RHEL as RHEL 8.6 Container
participant BD as Blackduck Container
participant BDServer as Blackduck Server
Jenkins->>ReleaseJob: Trigger with do_blackduck=true
ReleaseJob->>RHEL: Build-dpcp step
RHEL->>RHEL: Clone and build libdpcp
ReleaseJob->>RHEL: Release step
RHEL->>RHEL: Execute .ci/do_release.sh
RHEL->>ReleaseJob: Archive artifacts (build_pkg.log, RPMs)
alt do_blackduck enabled
ReleaseJob->>BD: Start Blackduck step
Note over BD: Uses harbor.mellanox.com/toolbox/blackduck_post_scan:latest
BD->>BD: Set SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON with hardcoded token
BD->>BD: Run NGCIBlackDuckScan
Note over BD: projectName: libxlio<br/>scanMode: source<br/>projectSrcPath: src
BD->>BDServer: Authenticate with API token
BD->>BDServer: Upload source scan results
BDServer->>BD: Return scan results
BD->>ReleaseJob: Attach BlackDuck report artifact
end
ReleaseJob->>Jenkins: Complete with artifacts
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Greptile Overview
Greptile Summary
Adds BlackDuck security scanning to the release pipeline, making it configurable via a new do_blackduck parameter.
Key Changes:
- Adds
do_blackduckboolean parameter torelease_jjb.yamlto control scanning - Introduces new Blackduck step in
release_matrix_job.yamlusing NGCIBlackDuckScan action - Configures scanning for
srcdirectory with source code analysis mode - Uses blackduck container from harbor.mellanox.com toolbox
Issues Found:
- Hardcoded API token in SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON (matches existing pattern in
.ci/matrix_job.yaml:391) - Trailing tab character in credential ID string
- Unused credential definition (
BLACKDUCK_GERRIT_CREDENTIALS)
Confidence Score: 3/5
- PR can merge but has a critical security issue (hardcoded token) that mirrors existing codebase pattern
- Score reflects the presence of a hardcoded API token which is a security vulnerability, though it matches the existing pattern in the main CI job. The syntax error (trailing tab) is minor but should be fixed. The implementation is otherwise straightforward and consistent with the existing Blackduck integration.
- .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml needs attention for credential ID syntax fix and to address the hardcoded token (though this is a codebase-wide pattern)
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
| Filename | Score | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| .ci/pipeline/release_jjb.yaml | 5/5 | Adds do_blackduck boolean parameter to control BlackDuck scanning - straightforward configuration change with no issues |
| .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml | 2/5 | Adds BlackDuck scanning step with hardcoded API token and trailing tab in credential ID. Token is a critical security issue; credential definition appears unused |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Jenkins
participant ReleaseJob
participant RHEL8Container
participant BlackduckContainer
participant BlackduckServer
User->>Jenkins: Trigger release job with release_tag
Jenkins->>ReleaseJob: Load release_matrix_job.yaml config
Jenkins->>ReleaseJob: Check do_blackduck parameter
ReleaseJob->>RHEL8Container: Start Build-dpcp step
RHEL8Container->>RHEL8Container: Clone and build libdpcp
ReleaseJob->>RHEL8Container: Start Release step
RHEL8Container->>RHEL8Container: Execute .ci/do_release.sh
RHEL8Container->>ReleaseJob: Archive RPM artifacts
alt do_blackduck == true
ReleaseJob->>BlackduckContainer: Start Blackduck step
BlackduckContainer->>BlackduckContainer: NGCIBlackDuckScan action
BlackduckContainer->>BlackduckServer: Scan src/ directory
Note over BlackduckContainer,BlackduckServer: Uses hardcoded API token
BlackduckServer->>BlackduckContainer: Return scan results
BlackduckContainer->>ReleaseJob: Attach BlackDuck report
end
ReleaseJob->>User: Send notification email with results
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Greptile Overview
Greptile Summary
Adds Blackduck security scanning to the release pipeline with a configurable boolean parameter to enable/disable the scan.
- Adds
do_blackduckparameter (default: true) to control scan execution - Introduces new Blackduck scan step using NGCIBlackDuckScan module
- Configures scan to analyze
srcdirectory and attach results as artifacts - Critical Issue: Hardcoded Blackduck API token in
release_matrix_job.yaml:72exposes credentials in repository history - Syntax Issue: Trailing tab character in credential ID
swx-jenkins2-svc-gerrit-password\ton line 17 - Configuration Issue:
BLACKDUCK_GERRIT_CREDENTIALScredential is defined but never referenced in the Blackduck step - Undocumented Change: Added
containerSelectorto Release step (lines 49-50) restricting it to rhel8.6 container
Confidence Score: 1/5
- This PR has critical security vulnerabilities and must not be merged in its current state
- The hardcoded Blackduck API token on line 72 is a critical security vulnerability that exposes credentials in the repository history. Additionally, there's a syntax error with a trailing tab in the credential ID and an unused credential definition. These issues must be resolved before merging.
.ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yamlrequires immediate attention to remove hardcoded credentials and fix syntax errors
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
| Filename | Score | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| .ci/pipeline/release_jjb.yaml | 5/5 | Adds do_blackduck boolean parameter to control Blackduck scan execution |
| .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml | 1/5 | Adds Blackduck scan step with hardcoded API token (critical security issue), trailing tab in credential ID, and unused credential definition |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant J as Jenkins Job
participant R as RHEL8.6 Container
participant B as Blackduck Container
participant BD as Blackduck Server
J->>J: Read do_blackduck parameter (default: true)
J->>R: Start Release step
R->>R: Run .ci/do_release.sh
R->>R: Archive build artifacts
R->>J: Release complete
alt do_blackduck == true
J->>B: Start Blackduck step
B->>B: Load BLACKDUCK_GERRIT_CREDENTIALS
B->>B: Set SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON with hardcoded token
B->>BD: NGCIBlackDuckScan(projectName, projectVersion)
B->>BD: Scan src directory
BD->>BD: Perform security scan
BD->>B: Return scan results
B->>J: Attach report artifact
else do_blackduck == false
J->>J: Skip Blackduck step
end
J->>J: Send notification email
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Greptile Overview
Greptile Summary
This PR adds BlackDuck security scanning to the release pipeline by introducing a do_blackduck parameter in the JJB configuration and a new BlackDuck scan step in the release matrix job.
Key Changes:
- Added boolean parameter
do_blackduck(default: true) to control BlackDuck execution - Configured new BlackDuck scan step using NGCIBlackDuckScan module for source code scanning
- Added
blackduckDocker container fromharbor.mellanox.com/toolbox/blackduck_post_scan:latest - Defined unused credential
BLACKDUCK_GERRIT_CREDENTIALSin credentials section
Critical Security Issue:
The BlackDuck API token is hardcoded directly in SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON on line 72, exposing it in the repository history. This mirrors the existing pattern in .ci/matrix_job.yaml:391 where the same token appears. Historical commits show this has been an ongoing issue - commit af2121d attempted to move tokens to Jenkins credentials (blackduck_api_token), but later changes reverted to hardcoded tokens. The proper approach would be to use Jenkins credential injection instead of embedding secrets in source code.
Confidence Score: 2/5
- This PR has a critical security vulnerability with the hardcoded API token but is functionally sound
- Score of 2 reflects that while the BlackDuck integration is functionally correct and follows the existing pattern in the codebase, the hardcoded API token in line 72 represents a serious security risk. The token is permanently exposed in git history and accessible to anyone with repository read access. This same vulnerability exists in
.ci/matrix_job.yaml:391, indicating a systemic security issue rather than an isolated mistake. The PR should not be merged until the token is moved to Jenkins credentials. .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yamlrequires immediate attention to replace the hardcoded API token with Jenkins credential injection before merging
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
| Filename | Score | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| .ci/pipeline/release_jjb.yaml | 5/5 | Added do_blackduck boolean parameter to control BlackDuck execution - straightforward and safe addition |
| .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml | 1/5 | Added BlackDuck scan step with hardcoded API token in source code - critical security vulnerability exposing credentials in repository history |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Jenkins
participant ReleaseJob
participant RHEL86Container
participant BlackduckContainer
participant BlackduckServer
User->>Jenkins: Trigger release job with do_blackduck=true
Jenkins->>ReleaseJob: Load release_matrix_job.yaml config
ReleaseJob->>Jenkins: Inject BLACKDUCK_GERRIT_CREDENTIALS (unused)
ReleaseJob->>RHEL86Container: Execute Build-dpcp step
RHEL86Container->>ReleaseJob: Build complete
ReleaseJob->>RHEL86Container: Execute Release step
RHEL86Container->>RHEL86Container: Run .ci/do_release.sh
RHEL86Container->>ReleaseJob: Archive build artifacts
alt do_blackduck enabled
ReleaseJob->>BlackduckContainer: Execute Blackduck step
BlackduckContainer->>BlackduckContainer: Set SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON with hardcoded token
BlackduckContainer->>BlackduckServer: NGCIBlackDuckScan (source scan)
Note over BlackduckContainer,BlackduckServer: credentialsId: swx-jenkins3-svc_git-nbu_token
BlackduckServer->>BlackduckContainer: Scan results
BlackduckContainer->>ReleaseJob: Attach BlackDuck report
end
ReleaseJob->>User: Send email notification with build status
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Greptile Overview
Greptile Summary
This PR adds Blackduck security scanning to the release pipeline. The implementation mirrors the existing Blackduck configuration from .ci/matrix_job.yaml:372-391, ensuring consistency across CI/CD pipelines.
Key changes:
- Added
do_blackduckboolean parameter inrelease_jjb.yamlto allow toggling the scan (defaults to true) - Added Blackduck container definition (
blackduck_post_scan:latest) to available containers - Added new Blackduck step that scans the
srcdirectory and attaches the report as a build artifact - Added explicit container selector to Release step to specify RHEL8.6 container
Pattern consistency: The Blackduck configuration uses the same hardcoded API token pattern as the existing CI pipeline (.ci/matrix_job.yaml:391). While this represents a pre-existing security practice in the codebase, it's worth noting for future refactoring to use Jenkins credentials instead.
Confidence Score: 4/5
- This PR is safe to merge with minimal risk - it replicates a proven pattern from the existing CI pipeline
- The implementation directly mirrors the working Blackduck configuration from
.ci/matrix_job.yaml, reducing risk of errors. Score reduced by 1 point due to the hardcoded API token pattern (though this is pre-existing in the codebase, not introduced by this PR). The changes are isolated to CI configuration with clear enable/disable controls. - No files require special attention - both configuration files follow established patterns
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
| Filename | Score | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| .ci/pipeline/release_jjb.yaml | 5/5 | Added do_blackduck boolean parameter to control Blackduck scanning in release job |
| .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml | 4/5 | Added Blackduck scan step with hardcoded API token mirroring existing CI pipeline pattern, added container selector to Release step |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Jenkins
participant RHEL8.6 as RHEL8.6 Container
participant BD as Blackduck Container
participant BDS as Blackduck Server
User->>Jenkins: Trigger release job with do_blackduck=true
Jenkins->>RHEL8.6: Execute Build-dpcp step
RHEL8.6->>RHEL8.6: Clone & build libdpcp
Jenkins->>RHEL8.6: Execute Release step
RHEL8.6->>RHEL8.6: Run .ci/do_release.sh
RHEL8.6->>Jenkins: Archive artifacts (logs, RPMs)
alt do_blackduck is enabled
Jenkins->>BD: Execute Blackduck step
BD->>BD: Load NGCIBlackDuckScan module
BD->>BDS: Scan src directory
Note over BD,BDS: Using hardcoded API token<br/>in SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON
BDS->>BD: Return scan results
BD->>Jenkins: Attach BlackDuck report artifact
end
Jenkins->>User: Send notification email with results
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Greptile Summary
Adds Blackduck security scanning to the release pipeline as a configurable step.
Key Changes:
- Adds
do_blackduckparameter to control scan execution (default: true) - Integrates Blackduck container and NGCIBlackDuckScan action
- Scans
src/directory for security vulnerabilities - Generates and attaches Blackduck reports as build artifacts
Security Concern:
- Hardcoded Blackduck API token in
SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON(line 72) mirrors existing pattern in.ci/matrix_job.yaml:391, but represents a security vulnerability as the token is committed to version control
Configuration Note:
- Credential
BLACKDUCK_GERRIT_CREDENTIALSdefined but unused (thecredentialsIdparameter directly references the credential ID string instead)
Confidence Score: 3/5
- PR introduces security scanning capability but contains a critical security vulnerability with hardcoded API token
- Score reflects the trade-off between functionality (properly configured Blackduck integration matching existing patterns) and security (hardcoded API token in version control). While the implementation correctly mirrors
.ci/matrix_job.yaml:391, this pattern itself is a security anti-pattern that should be addressed .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yamlrequires attention for the hardcoded API token on line 72
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
| Filename | Score | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| .ci/pipeline/release_jjb.yaml | 5/5 | Adds boolean parameter do_blackduck to control Blackduck execution - straightforward and safe change |
| .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml | 3/5 | Adds Blackduck scanning step with hardcoded API token in SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON (security concern), unused credential variable, but mirrors existing pattern from .ci/matrix_job.yaml:391 |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant Jenkins
participant ReleaseJob as Release Job
participant RHEL as RHEL8.6 Container
participant BD as Blackduck Container
participant BDS as Blackduck Server
Jenkins->>ReleaseJob: Trigger release with parameters
Note over ReleaseJob: do_blackduck=true (default)
ReleaseJob->>RHEL: Build-dpcp step
RHEL->>RHEL: Clone & build libdpcp
ReleaseJob->>RHEL: Release step
RHEL->>RHEL: Execute .ci/do_release.sh
RHEL->>ReleaseJob: Archive artifacts (logs, RPMs)
alt do_blackduck enabled
ReleaseJob->>BD: Blackduck step (NGCIBlackDuckScan)
Note over BD: Load credentials<br/>swx-jenkins3-svc_git-nbu_token
Note over BD: SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON<br/>with hardcoded API token
BD->>BD: Scan src/ directory
BD->>BDS: Upload scan results
Note over BD,BDS: projectName: libxlio<br/>projectVersion: ${sha1}
BDS-->>BD: Scan complete
BD->>ReleaseJob: Attach report artifact
end
ReleaseJob->>Jenkins: Send email notification
Note over Jenkins: Report build status to<br/>notification_email
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Greptile Summary
Adds Blackduck security scanning to the release pipeline by introducing a new do_blackduck parameter and Blackduck step. The configuration mirrors the existing pattern from .ci/matrix_job.yaml:391.
Key Changes:
- Added
do_blackduckboolean parameter (defaults to true) in release job configuration - Introduced Blackduck docker container to
runs_on_dockers - Added Blackduck scanning step that scans the
srcdirectory and generates reports - Added
containerSelectorto Release step to explicitly run on rhel8.6
Critical Issues:
- Hardcoded Blackduck API token in line 69 exposes credentials in repository history (same token exists in
.ci/matrix_job.yaml:391) - This creates a security vulnerability as the token is accessible to anyone with read access to the repository
Confidence Score: 1/5
- This PR contains a critical security vulnerability that must be addressed before merging
- While the Blackduck integration follows existing patterns and the CI configuration changes are straightforward, the hardcoded API token in line 69 represents a critical security issue. This exposes credentials in the repository history and violates security best practices, even though it mirrors the existing vulnerability in
.ci/matrix_job.yaml:391 .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yamlrequires immediate attention due to hardcoded API credentials
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
| Filename | Score | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| .ci/pipeline/release_jjb.yaml | 5/5 | Added do_blackduck boolean parameter to control Blackduck execution - straightforward configuration change |
| .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml | 1/5 | Added Blackduck step with hardcoded API token (critical security issue), plus added container selector to Release step |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant Jenkins
participant ReleaseJob as Release Job
participant RHEL as RHEL 8.6 Container
participant BD as Blackduck Container
participant BDS as Blackduck Server
Jenkins->>ReleaseJob: Trigger release with parameters
Note over ReleaseJob: Parameters: release_tag, do_blackduck=true
ReleaseJob->>RHEL: Clone libdpcp repository
RHEL->>RHEL: Build and install dpcp
ReleaseJob->>RHEL: Execute Release step
RHEL->>RHEL: Run .ci/do_release.sh
RHEL->>ReleaseJob: Archive build logs and RPM packages
alt do_blackduck == true
ReleaseJob->>BD: Execute Blackduck step
Note over BD: Uses hardcoded API token
BD->>BD: Scan src directory
BD->>BDS: Upload scan results to blackduck.mellanox.com
BDS->>BD: Return scan report
BD->>ReleaseJob: Attach Blackduck report artifact
end
ReleaseJob->>Jenkins: Send email notification with build status
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Greptile Overview
Greptile Summary
Adds Blackduck security scanning to the release CI pipeline with a new do_blackduck toggle parameter and scan step using NGCIBlackDuckScan.
Major Issues Found:
- Critical Security Vulnerability: Hardcoded base64-encoded Blackduck API token exposed in
.ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml:73- token is permanently visible in git history to anyone with repository access - Missing Infrastructure: No
credentials:section to inject theblackduck_api_tokencredential (pattern exists in.ci/matrix_job.yaml:28) - Configuration Mismatch: Step references git credentials (
swx-jenkins3-svc_git-nbu_token) but requires API token credentials
Recommended Fix Pattern:
The existing .ci/matrix_job.yaml shows the correct approach: define credentials in a credentials: section, inject as environment variable BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN, then reference via ${BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN} in the JSON config.
Confidence Score: 0/5
- This PR is NOT safe to merge - contains critical security vulnerability that exposes API credentials
- Score of 0 reflects the hardcoded API token in line 73 which creates an immediate security risk. The base64-encoded token (decodes to UUID format) is permanently exposed in git history. The existing codebase shows the correct pattern in
.ci/matrix_job.yamlusing Jenkins credentials injection, but this PR implements a completely different insecure approach. .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yamlrequires immediate attention - must add credentials section and remove hardcoded token before merge
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
| Filename | Score | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| .ci/pipeline/release_jjb.yaml | 5/5 | Added boolean parameter do_blackduck to control Blackduck scan execution - clean change with no issues |
| .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml | 0/5 | Added Blackduck scan step with hardcoded API token (critical security issue), missing credentials injection section, and unclear git credentials usage |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Jenkins
participant ReleaseJob
participant RHEL8Container
participant BlackduckContainer
participant BlackduckServer
User->>Jenkins: Trigger Release Job
Jenkins->>Jenkins: Load release_jjb.yaml parameters
Note over Jenkins: do_blackduck=true (default)
Jenkins->>ReleaseJob: Start LIBXLIO-release
ReleaseJob->>ReleaseJob: Check credentials section
Note over ReleaseJob: WARNING: No credentials defined
ReleaseJob->>RHEL8Container: Execute Build-dpcp step
RHEL8Container->>RHEL8Container: Clone & build libdpcp
RHEL8Container-->>ReleaseJob: Build complete
ReleaseJob->>RHEL8Container: Execute Release step
RHEL8Container->>RHEL8Container: Run .ci/do_release.sh
RHEL8Container-->>ReleaseJob: Archive artifacts
alt do_blackduck enabled
ReleaseJob->>BlackduckContainer: Execute Blackduck step
Note over BlackduckContainer: Use NGCIBlackDuckScan
BlackduckContainer->>BlackduckContainer: Load SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON
Note over BlackduckContainer: CRITICAL: Hardcoded API token!
BlackduckContainer->>BlackduckServer: Scan source code (src/)
BlackduckServer-->>BlackduckContainer: Scan results
BlackduckContainer-->>ReleaseJob: Archive report
end
ReleaseJob->>User: Send notification email
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.ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml, line 20-21 (link)logic: Missing
credentials:section to inject Blackduck API token. Add afterenv:section:credentials: - {credentialsId: 'blackduck_api_token', type: 'string', variable: 'BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN'}
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Greptile Overview
Greptile Summary
Adds Blackduck security scanning to the release pipeline with a new do_blackduck toggle parameter and NGCI module integration.
Key Changes:
- Added
do_blackduckboolean parameter in.ci/pipeline/release_jjb.yaml(defaults to true) - Configured
blackduck_api_tokencredential injection - Added
blackducktool container from harbor - Created Blackduck step using NGCIBlackDuckScan module to scan
srcdirectory
Issues Found:
- Critical JSON syntax error: Line 76 has unquoted variable in JSON causing invalid syntax
- Architectural concern: NGCIBlackDuckScan was intentionally removed from main CI pipeline (commit 4e0289f) due to Gerrit credential rotation issues. Using the manual script approach (
.ci/blackduck_source.sh) would be more reliable and consistent with the rest of the codebase
Confidence Score: 2/5
- Critical JSON syntax error will cause runtime failure
- The unquoted variable in JSON (line 76) creates invalid JSON that will fail when parsed. Additionally, the use of NGCIBlackDuckScan contradicts the architectural decision in commit 4e0289f to replace it with a manual script due to reliability issues
- .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml requires immediate attention - JSON syntax fix is mandatory, and architectural approach should be reconsidered
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
| Filename | Score | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| .ci/pipeline/release_jjb.yaml | 5/5 | Added do_blackduck boolean parameter to control Blackduck scanning in release pipeline |
| .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml | 2/5 | Added Blackduck step using NGCIBlackDuckScan module with credential injection, but has JSON syntax error and questionable module choice |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant Jenkins
participant ReleaseJob as Release Job
participant Credentials as Jenkins Credentials
participant BlackduckContainer as Blackduck Container
participant NGCI as NGCI Module
participant BlackduckAPI as Blackduck API
Jenkins->>ReleaseJob: Trigger with do_blackduck=true
ReleaseJob->>Credentials: Request blackduck_api_token
Credentials->>ReleaseJob: Inject BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN
ReleaseJob->>BlackduckContainer: Start blackduck tool container
BlackduckContainer->>NGCI: Execute NGCIBlackDuckScan
NGCI->>NGCI: Parse SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON (FAILS if not valid JSON)
NGCI->>BlackduckAPI: Authenticate and scan src directory
BlackduckAPI->>NGCI: Return scan results
NGCI->>ReleaseJob: Archive report as artifact
ReleaseJob->>Jenkins: Complete with results
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Greptile Overview
Greptile Summary
This PR adds BlackDuck security scanning to the release pipeline, mirroring the existing implementation in the main CI pipeline.
Key changes:
- Added
do_blackduckboolean parameter to control BlackDuck execution in the release job - Configured BlackDuck step in
release_matrix_job.yamlwith proper credentials injection (blackduck_api_token) - Added
xlio_static.bduckDocker container definition for running BlackDuck scans - Added explicit container selectors to existing Build-dpcp and Release steps for clarity
- Updated
.ci/blackduck_source.shwith improved bash variable quoting (cosmetic consistency fix)
The implementation follows the pattern established in commit 4e0289f, which replaced NGCI BlackDuck scanning with a manual script approach to avoid Gerrit token rotation issues. The release pipeline now uses the same reliable script-based method.
Confidence Score: 5/5
- This PR is safe to merge with minimal risk - adds security scanning to release pipeline using proven implementation.
- The changes mirror the existing, proven BlackDuck implementation from the main CI pipeline (
.ci/matrix_job.yaml:510-522). The script-based approach was already validated in commit 4e0289f to resolve token rotation issues. Credentials are properly injected via Jenkins secrets, and the implementation follows established patterns. - No files require special attention
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
| Filename | Score | Overview |
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| .ci/blackduck_source.sh | 5/5 | Improved bash variable quoting consistency - variables now properly quoted with ${} |
| .ci/pipeline/release_jjb.yaml | 5/5 | Added do_blackduck boolean parameter for controlling BlackDuck execution |
| .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml | 5/5 | Added BlackDuck scanning step to release pipeline with proper credentials and container configuration |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Jenkins
participant ReleaseJob as Release Job
participant Docker as Docker Container
participant BlackDuck as BlackDuck Server
User->>Jenkins: Trigger release with do_blackduck=true
Jenkins->>ReleaseJob: Start release_matrix_job.yaml
ReleaseJob->>Jenkins: Inject BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN credential
ReleaseJob->>Docker: Start xlio_static.bduck container
Docker->>Docker: Run .ci/blackduck_source.sh
Docker->>Docker: Validate WORKSPACE and BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN
Docker->>Docker: Create SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON with token
Docker->>Docker: Clone blackduck tools from git-nbu.nvidia.com
Docker->>BlackDuck: Run ./run_bd_scan.sh signature
BlackDuck-->>Docker: Return scan results
Docker->>Docker: Copy logs and PDF report to ${WORKSPACE}/logs/
Docker->>ReleaseJob: Exit with scan status
ReleaseJob->>Jenkins: Archive logs/ artifacts
Jenkins->>User: Display results
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Im not seeing changes to the opensource_jjb.yaml and matrix_job.yaml to remove the current blackduck step from the main CI
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Adds BlackDuck security scanning to the release pipeline by introducing a new optional step that runs signature scanning on released packages, mirroring the existing BlackDuck implementation from the main CI pipeline (.ci/matrix_job.yaml).
Key changes:
- Added
do_blackduckboolean parameter (default:true) to control BlackDuck execution - Configured BlackDuck container (
xlio_static.bduck) and credentials (blackduck_api_token) - Added BlackDuck step that executes
.ci/blackduck_source.shand archives scan logs - Minor style improvements to
.ci/blackduck_source.sh(consistent variable wrapping) - Updated jnlp image to use
nbu-harbor.gtm.nvidia.comregistry - Added explicit container selectors for Build-dpcp and Release steps
Confidence Score: 4/5
- Safe to merge with one minor note about container selector consistency
- Implementation correctly mirrors the proven pattern from
.ci/matrix_job.yaml:510-522. Credentials are properly managed via Jenkins credential injection. The BlackDuck step is optional (controlled bydo_blackduckparameter) and uses the same battle-tested script (.ci/blackduck_source.sh) that replaced the problematic NGCI BlackDuck scan in commit 4e0289f. Minor deduction for adding container selectors to existing steps which wasn't part of the stated PR objective - No files require special attention - all changes follow established patterns
Important Files Changed
File Analysis
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| .ci/blackduck_source.sh | 5/5 | Shell style improvements: consistently wrap variable references in ${} |
| .ci/pipeline/release_jjb.yaml | 5/5 | Added do_blackduck boolean parameter to control BlackDuck execution |
| .ci/pipeline/release_matrix_job.yaml | 4/5 | Added BlackDuck scanning step with credentials and container configuration; mirrors existing pattern from .ci/matrix_job.yaml |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant Jenkins
participant ReleaseJob as Release Job
participant JJB as JJB Config
participant MatrixJob as Matrix Job YAML
participant BuildContainer as RHEL 8.6 Container
participant BDContainer as Blackduck Container
participant BDScript as blackduck_source.sh
participant BDServer as BlackDuck Server
Jenkins->>JJB: Trigger release with params
JJB->>JJB: Check do_blackduck param (default: true)
JJB->>MatrixJob: Load config & inject credentials
MatrixJob->>MatrixJob: Inject BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN credential
MatrixJob->>BuildContainer: Step 1: Build-dpcp
BuildContainer-->>MatrixJob: Complete
MatrixJob->>BuildContainer: Step 2: Release
BuildContainer->>BuildContainer: Run .ci/do_release.sh
BuildContainer-->>MatrixJob: Archive build artifacts
alt do_blackduck is true
MatrixJob->>BDContainer: Step 3: Blackduck
BDContainer->>BDScript: Execute .ci/blackduck_source.sh
BDScript->>BDScript: Validate WORKSPACE & BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN
BDScript->>BDScript: Generate JSON config with token
BDScript->>BDScript: Clone blackduck tools repo
BDScript->>BDServer: Run signature scan (timeout 3600s)
BDServer-->>BDScript: Scan results & PDF report
BDScript->>BDScript: Copy logs & report to WORKSPACE/logs/
BDScript-->>BDContainer: Exit with scan status
BDContainer-->>MatrixJob: Archive logs/
else do_blackduck is false
MatrixJob->>MatrixJob: Skip Blackduck step
end
MatrixJob-->>Jenkins: Complete release pipeline
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Greptile OverviewGreptile SummaryThis PR adds Blackduck security scanning to the release pipeline, mirroring the implementation already present in the regular CI pipeline ( Key changes:
The implementation correctly uses Jenkins credential injection rather than hardcoded tokens, and follows the established pattern from commit 4e0289f which replaced the problematic NGCI module with a manual script approach. Confidence Score: 5/5
Important Files ChangedFile Analysis
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Jenkins
participant ReleaseJob as Release Job
participant RhelContainer as RHEL8.6 Container
participant BduckContainer as Blackduck Container
participant BlackduckServer as Blackduck Server
participant GitRepo as Git Repo (DevOps/Tools/blackduck)
Jenkins->>ReleaseJob: Trigger release with do_blackduck=true
ReleaseJob->>Jenkins: Inject BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN credential
ReleaseJob->>RhelContainer: Build-dpcp step
RhelContainer->>RhelContainer: Clone and build libdpcp
ReleaseJob->>RhelContainer: Release step
RhelContainer->>RhelContainer: Execute .ci/do_release.sh
RhelContainer->>ReleaseJob: Archive RPM packages and logs
alt do_blackduck is enabled
ReleaseJob->>BduckContainer: Blackduck step (with credentials)
BduckContainer->>BduckContainer: Validate BLACKDUCK_API_TOKEN
BduckContainer->>BduckContainer: Create JSON config with jq
BduckContainer->>GitRepo: git clone blackduck tools (SSH)
GitRepo-->>BduckContainer: Blackduck scanning tools
BduckContainer->>BduckContainer: Execute run_bd_scan.sh signature
BduckContainer->>BlackduckServer: Upload scan results (with API token)
BlackduckServer-->>BduckContainer: Scan report and PDF
BduckContainer->>ReleaseJob: Archive logs and PDF report
end
ReleaseJob->>Jenkins: Send email notification
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@galnoam the xlio-tools-ci is a mistake please ignore it |
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