RTECO-1782: let the native client publish, and keep credentials off disk - #552
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Three changes to the NuGet/dotnet FlexPack command, all narrowing what jf does on the user's behalf. Let the native client perform the upload. FlexPack's contract is that the native tool does the work and jf observes it, but push was intercepted and sent through the Artifactory upload service instead. The comment justifying that cited a 401 from 'dotnet nuget push' against a V3 index.json. That 401 is specific to credentials carried IN the source URL, where the service-index fetch goes out unauthenticated; supplying them through the config file avoids it entirely. Verified against Artifactory with nuget.exe 6.6.2 and dotnet SDK 10.0.302: both push successfully. The bypass and its seven now-unreachable helpers are removed. Pass credentials in the environment rather than writing them to disk. The temp nuget.config no longer carries a <packageSourceCredentials> block; the native client reads NuGetPackageSourceCredentials_<source> from its environment instead. This removes the persistence risk - a signal that skips cleanup can no longer strand a token in a file - while keeping the secret out of argv, which is world-readable via ps. It is not secrecy: the value is still visible to same-user processes, and the code says so rather than overclaiming. The config now also carries defaultPushSource, so the push finds its target without jf appending -Source/--source to the user's command line. Keeping the target in configuration rather than argv means the native client is invoked exactly as the user wrote it, and avoids branching on per-toolchain flag spelling. Stamp vcs/ci properties on pushed artifacts. Push recorded only build.name, build.number and build.timestamp, so an artifact knew which build produced it but not which commit, branch or pipeline run. Routing through civcs.MergeWithUserProps - the helper Terraform and the other FlexPack managers already use - closes that gap. It is a no-op outside a repository or when the properties are disabled. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The JWT-shaped string in TestCredentialEnvEntry is a fixture asserting that an access token reaches the credential entry unaltered, not a credential. Annotated rather than obscured, so the test still shows the exact shape it is checking. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Credential injection appended the flag to the end of the argument list:
c.args = append(c.args, configFlag, tmpFile.Name())
The dotnet CLI forwards everything after a bare -- to MSBuild, so for
jf dotnet restore App.sln -- --verbosity minimal
the injected flag landed on the wrong side of the separator and reached
MSBuild own parser, which rejected it:
MSBUILD : error MSB1001: Unknown switch.
Switch: --configfile
The flag belongs to the dotnet command itself, so insertBeforeSeparator now
places it ahead of the first --, and appends at the end when there is none.
Only the first separator is meaningful; anything past it is the user payload and
is left untouched. The input slice is copied rather than spliced in place, since
the caller restores c.args from a saved reference on cleanup.
Found by the new dotnet integration suite on its first CI run.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Native NuGet push and pack behavior has changed, but API-key-only pushes may lack a usable source and some pack outputs may be missing from build-info. Resolve these cases before merge to avoid failed publishing or incomplete artifact metadata. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant NuGetCommand
participant TemporaryConfig
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participant Artifactory
NuGetCommand->>TemporaryConfig: create source and default push settings
NuGetCommand->>NativeClient: pass config path and credential environment
NativeClient->>Artifactory: restore or push packages
NativeClient-->>NuGetCommand: return command result
NuGetCommand->>NuGetCommand: collect pack artifacts from target directories
NuGetCommand->>TemporaryConfig: remove temporary state and restore credential state
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…O-1782 work Both were pinned to commits predating this change set, so CI was exercising the old behaviour: the artifactory pin still wrote <packageSourceCredentials> into the temp nuget.config, and carried neither insertBeforeSeparator (the --configfile vs "--" separator fix) nor the NuGetPackageSourceCredentials_<source> environment channel; the build-info-go pin lacked the externally-resolved dependency warning. build-info-go b325d34 -> c457602 (jfrog/build-info-go#424) jfrog-cli-artifactory 4c19791 -> 151d331 (jfrog/jfrog-cli-artifactory#552) Both branches live in their own repositories, so these resolve without a replace directive. Re-pin to the merge commits once those two PRs land.
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In `@artifactory/commands/nuget/command.go`:
- Line 145: Update the conditional around isRestoreCommand and
pushViaNativeClient to detect HTTP package sources before credentialed
native-client pushes, rejecting them or requiring an HTTPS Artifactory URL;
preserve credentialed operation only for HTTPS sources.
- Line 742: Update the source-override check in Run to treat only
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The defaultPushSource setting in a nuget.config file specifies the default target for NuGet push operations, allowing you to omit the source parameter (-Source or -s) when executing the push command [1][2][3]. Key details regarding this configuration: Configuration Setup: You can define this setting in a nuget.config file within the configuration/config section [1][2]. An example configuration is: Behavior and Precedence: 1. When defaultPushSource is configured, the --source/-s parameter becomes optional for push commands [3][4]. 2. If defaultPushSource is not defined, the --source parameter is mandatory (starting from NuGet 3.4.2) [3][4]. 3. NuGet loads configuration from a hierarchy of files (e.g., global files in %AppData%\NuGet\ or $HOME/.nuget/NuGet/ followed by local project-level files). Settings in local files override those in global files [2][3]. 4. Administrators can use this setting in a NuGetDefaults.Config file to prevent accidental publication of internal packages to the public nuget.org feed [2]. API Key Handling: Even when using a defaultPushSource, an API key is typically still required if the target server mandates authentication [5]. You can provide the API key using the --api-key/-k command-line argument, or by pre-configuring the key for the specific source using the nuget setapikey command, which stores the key securely in your local NuGet configuration [5]. Top results: [1], [2], [3], [4]
Citations:
- 1: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/reference/nuget-config-file
- 2: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/consume-packages/configuring-nuget-behavior
- 3: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/dotnet-nuget-push
- 4: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/reference/cli-reference/cli-ref-push
- 5: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/reference/nuget-exe-cli-reference
Inject defaultPushSource for credential-only pushes.
hasNativeAuthOverride treats --api-key, --symbol-api-key, and --symbol-source as source overrides. Run then skips injectCredentialsViaTempConfig, although it still invokes the native push. Without --source and without defaultPushSource in the NuGet configuration, NuGet has no package source and the push fails instead of targeting repoDeploy. Treat only -Source/--source as source overrides. Inject the configured source when it is absent, while preserving the user’s API-key and symbol options.
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In `@artifactory/commands/nuget/command.go` at line 742, Update the
source-override check in Run to treat only -Source/--source as source overrides;
API-key, symbol API-key, and symbol-source options must still allow
injectCredentialsViaTempConfig to add defaultPushSource when no source is
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appendSiblingSymbolPackages lost its only production caller when the Artifactory upload bypass was deleted, and the equivalent logic now lives in build-info-go's CollectPushArtifacts. The two copies had already diverged - the build-info-go one skips .symbols.nupkg, this one would have manufactured Foo.1.0.0.symbols.snupkg - so the next person to fix sibling behaviour had even odds of editing the copy nothing runs, with the tests passing either way. Deleted with its test. collectAndStampPushArtifacts took a resolvedPaths parameter that its single caller always passed nil, making the branch that used it unreachable and its doc comment a reference to a deleted function. Removed; c.args is now passed directly, which is also what the collector needs, since -NoSymbols / --no-symbols decides whether a sibling .snupkg is recorded and pre-resolved paths carry no flags. auth.go exported three entry points onto one primitive, two of them with no callers at all: SourceURLWithCredentials built the URL-embedded-credentials -Source value this change set deliberately abandoned, and NuGetExeV2SourceDetails described a push path that no longer chooses V2. Both documented an architecture that has been replaced, which is the most likely thing to mislead the next reader. Kept only the live V3 accessor, with its comment corrected to cover push as well as restore. stampBuildProperties' doc still claimed .snupkg is stored at symbolpackage/<id>.<version>.nupkg - the exact assumption build-info-go corrected in this same change set. It consumes artifact.Path and needs no layout knowledge, so the claim is gone rather than updated. insertBeforeSeparator now cross-references rubyAppendToolArgs, which solves the identical problem for gem; they are a candidate for one shared helper.
A user-supplied config file was silently overridden. jf appended its own
-ConfigFile/--configfile regardless, which is not additive: the dotnet CLI rejects
the duplicate outright ("Option '--configfile' expects a single argument but 2 were
provided"), so --repo-resolve together with a user --configfile failed every time,
and nuget.exe honours only the last, discarding the user's sources and any
packageSourceCredentials they declared for their other private feeds. jf now detects
the flag in both the space and inline-equals spellings, steps aside, and says which
file is being used and why - matching how an explicit -Source/-ApiKey already
suppresses injection.
An unconfigured server was treated as configured. GetSpecificConfig returns an empty
non-nil ServerDetails with a nil error when nothing is set up, so the 'serverDetails
!= nil' gate passed and an empty URL produced the relative source
"api/nuget/v3/<repo>/index.json", which NuGet reports as a missing LOCAL folder
(NU1301) without ever naming the real problem. Requesting a repository without a
usable server is now an explicit error naming the remedy.
Empty credentials were still exported. With no user and no password the entry became
"Username=;Password=", which NuGet sends as an empty Basic header instead of omitting
authentication, so an anonymous repository that worked before could start rejecting
requests - a regression against the legacy path, whose config writer makes the same
distinction. The variable is now set only when a credential exists.
'jf dotnet add package' cannot take a config file. It restores, so it sat in the
restore family and received --configfile, an option 'dotnet add package' does not
have (verified against SDK 10.0.302: it offers -s/--source instead), making the
sub-command this change set newly documents unusable with a resolve repository.
Injection is now skipped for it with a warning that names the working alternative;
nuget.exe's own 'add' does accept -ConfigFile and is unaffected.
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artifactory/commands/nuget/command.go (1)
153-153: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueGate the config-file warning on subcommands that would inject.
The injection branch on Line 166 applies only to restore-family subcommands and native pushes. This warning branch has no such condition. For
packor a passthrough subcommand with a repository configured, the user sees "no credentials are injected for repository ..." although injection never applies to those subcommands. Add the same subcommand condition so the warning appears only when injection was actually suppressed.♻️ Proposed change
- if repo != "" && hasUserConfigFile(c.args) { + injectionApplies := isRestoreCommand(c.subCommand) || pushViaNativeClient + if repo != "" && injectionApplies && hasUserConfigFile(c.args) {Then reuse
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In `@artifactory/commands/nuget/command.go`:
- Line 153: Update the warning branch around repo and hasUserConfigFile to also
require the same injection-applicability condition used by the injection logic,
so pack and passthrough subcommands do not emit the warning. Define or reuse
injectionApplies consistently, including in the injection branch near line 166,
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…h perform pack and publish restore implicitly unless --no-restore is passed, but neither was in the injection set, so --repo-resolve was parsed, stripped from argv and then silently dropped: the implicit restore resolved from whatever sources the user's own configuration named - typically nuget.org - with no curation, no audit trail and no warning, while the help text told users these sub-commands route through Artifactory. Both accept --configfile and it does steer that restore (verified against SDK 10.0.302: a config naming an unreachable source makes each of pack, publish and build fail inside NuGet.targets), so performsRestore now covers them. Injecting for a command that turns out not to restore is harmless - the config file is simply unused. Separately, a pack whose target lives below the working directory collected nothing. Without --output each project writes to its own bin/<Configuration>, and only an explicit --output was ever added to the snapshot set, so 'jf dotnet pack src/Lib/Lib.csproj' - or any .sln whose projects sit in sub-directories - produced packages outside every snapshotted directory. CollectPackedArtifacts returned nothing, build-info was persisted with no modules, and the command reported success: a silent loss of the artifact record. packTargetDirs now adds the directory of each positional project, solution or nuspec target, and of a directory target.
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In `@artifactory/commands/nuget/command.go`:
- Line 198: The pack flow currently preserves target directories only for the
pre-command snapshot, so collectPackArtifacts and CollectPackedArtifacts miss
packages produced there when no output directory is specified. Update the
artifact-collection path to retain and pass the target directories added by
packTargetDirs alongside packOutputDir, and add an end-to-end regression test
covering pack src/Lib/Lib.csproj without --output and verifying the package is
collected into build-info.
- Line 758: Update the argument-processing logic around skipNext so value-less
options such as --no-restore and --no-build do not consume the following target
argument. Only set skipNext for known options that require values, and handle
value-less options before nested project targets so targets remain included in
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| // projects sit in sub-directories - none of that is under <workingDir>/bin, so nothing | ||
| // would be collected and build-info would be persisted with no modules at all, while the | ||
| // command still reported success. Snapshot the target's own directory too. | ||
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Pass target directories to artifact collection.
Line 198 adds target directories only to the pre-command snapshot. collectPackArtifacts later receives only packOutputDir, so it does not pass these directories to CollectPackedArtifacts. For pack src/Lib/Lib.csproj without --output, packages in src/Lib/bin/... are not collected and build-info has no module. Preserve the target directories and pass them to artifact collection. Add an end-to-end regression test.
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In `@artifactory/commands/nuget/command.go` at line 198, The pack flow currently
preserves target directories only for the pre-command snapshot, so
collectPackArtifacts and CollectPackedArtifacts miss packages produced there
when no output directory is specified. Update the artifact-collection path to
retain and pass the target directories added by packTargetDirs alongside
packOutputDir, and add an end-to-end regression test covering pack
src/Lib/Lib.csproj without --output and verifying the package is collected into
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| if strings.HasPrefix(arg, "-") { | ||
| if !strings.Contains(arg, "=") { | ||
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Do not consume a target after a value-less option.
Line 758 treats every non-inline option as consuming the next argument. --no-restore and --no-build take no value. Therefore, dotnet pack --no-restore src/Lib/Lib.csproj skips the project target, omits its directory from the snapshot, and can omit its package from build-info. Consume a following argument only for known value-taking options. Add cases for value-less options before nested project targets.
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In `@artifactory/commands/nuget/command.go` at line 758, Update the
argument-processing logic around skipNext so value-less options such as
--no-restore and --no-build do not consume the following target argument. Only
set skipNext for known options that require values, and handle value-less
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The no-separator path returned append(args, extra...), which writes into the caller's backing array whenever it has spare capacity. That contradicts the function's own documented contract - the caller keeps a saved reference to restore c.args from once the command has run - and the existing 'does not mutate the input slice' case could not catch it, because it only exercised the separator branch, which always allocates. Build one fresh slice on both paths, and add a case that fails if the caller's spare capacity is ever written to again.
gocritic's ifElseChain rejected the three-branch chain added for the config-file and non-injectable-subcommand cases. Hoist the shared 'repo != ""' guard into the enclosing condition, where it belonged anyway, and express the remaining three mutually exclusive cases as a switch. No behaviour change.
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What
Three changes to the NuGet/dotnet FlexPack command, all narrowing what jf does on the user's behalf.
1. Let the native client perform the upload
FlexPack's contract is that the native tool does the work and jf observes it — but
pushwas intercepted and routed through the Artifactory upload service instead. The comment justifying that cited a 401 fromdotnet nuget pushagainst a V3index.json.That justification doesn't hold. The 401 is specific to credentials carried in the source URL, where the service-index fetch goes out unauthenticated. Supplying them through a config file avoids it entirely. Tested against Artifactory before changing anything:
dotnetSDK 10.0.302dotnetSDK 10.0.302<packageSourceCredentials>in confignuget.exe6.6.2-Source <v3 index> -ApiKey user:tokennuget.exe6.6.2<packageSourceCredentials>in configBoth clients push fine. The bypass and its seven now-unreachable helpers are removed (−318 lines), and the
if/elsedispatch collapses to "run the native client".A user's own
-Source/-ApiKeystill wins, unchanged.2. Credentials travel in the environment, not on disk
The temp
nuget.configno longer carries a<packageSourceCredentials>block. The native client readsNuGetPackageSourceCredentials_<source>from its environment instead.This removes the persistence risk — a signal that skips cleanup can no longer strand a token in a file — while keeping the secret out of
argv, which is world-readable viaps.It is not secrecy: the value is still readable by same-user processes (
ps -E,/proc/<pid>/environ). The code comment says exactly that rather than overclaiming.The config now also carries
defaultPushSource, so the push finds its target without jf appending-Source/--sourceto the user's command line. Keeping the target in configuration rather than argv means the native client is invoked exactly as the user wrote it, and avoids branching on per-toolchain flag spelling.3. Stamp
vcs.*/ci.*on pushed artifactsPush recorded only
build.name,build.number,build.timestamp— so an artifact knew which build produced it, but not which commit, branch or pipeline run.Routing through
civcs.MergeWithUserProps(the helper Terraform and the other FlexPack managers already use) closes the gap. Verified live:No-op outside a repository or when the properties are disabled.
One ordering trap worth noting
shouldPushViaNativeClient()is computed before credential injection. Injection appends toc.args, andhasNativeAuthOverridetreats a--sourceas a user override — so evaluating afterwards would make jf misread its own flag as user intent. The comment records why.Testing
TestShouldPushViaNativeClient— 5 cases: both toolchains native, user auth override respected, non-push subcommands unaffected, missing server/repo falls throughTestCredentialEnvEntry— format, source-name keying (a mismatch silently 401s), verbatim token passthroughTestTempConfigCarriesNoSecret— writes a real temp config with a known password and asserts the file contains no password, noClearTextPassword, nopackageSourceCredentials, while still declaring the source; then that cleanup removes the file and clears the credentialgofmt,go build ./...,go vet,golangci-lint— clean, includingunusedafter the deletionsjf dotnet nuget pushandjf nuget pushboth upload via their native client with build-info and properties intactTradeoff being accepted
The removed upload-service path provided checksum-optimised deploys (skip transfer when the blob exists), jf's retry logic, and JFrog proxy handling. Native push has none of these — it always uploads the bytes. For large or frequently re-pushed packages that is a real difference, and it is a deliberate choice in favour of not interfering with the native client.
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packandpublishnow apply supported temporary configuration and credentials.nugetordotnetclient by default.Bug Fixes
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