Sonatype GitHub Actions

This integration provides a set of GitHub Actions for interacting with different Sonatype products directly within your GitHub workflows.

The Sonatype GitHub Actions integration is available on the GitHub Marketplace.

Release Notes

Compatibility

Sonatype Evaluate Action

An action for evaluations against a Sonatype Lifecycle instance in GitHub workflows. It sets up Sonatype CLI and runs it to execute the evaluation. This convenient composite action enables developers to start running Lifecycle evaluations quickly.

Internally, it uses 3 actions with some predefined parameters: Setup Java (which makes Java available for GitHub runners by selecting an appropriate version for the Sonatype CLI) and the following 2 actions which you can configure for more fine-grained control:

Sonatype CLI Setup Action

An action for setting up Sonatype CLI as a tool that is available for GitHub runners and subsequent actions. The action downloads and configures the requested version of the Sonatype CLI. Note that this is a prerequisite for the Run Sonatype CLI action provided in this action set.

Usage Example - Sonatype CLI Setup Action

name: Sonatype Workflow
on: push
jobs:
  sonatype-cli:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - name: Setup Sonatype CLI
        uses: sonatype/actions/setup-iq-cli@v1
        with:
          iq-cli-version: 1.179.0-01

Parameters - Sonatype CLI Setup Action

Parameter	Required/Optional	Description
`iq-cli-version`	Either this or `iq-cli-download-url` is required.	Sonatype CLI version to be used. It could be a full version (e.g. 1.179.0-01), a short version (e.g. 179) or latest.
`iq-cli-download-url`	Either this or `iq-cli-version` is required.	URL from where the Sonatype CLI JAR file will be downloaded.

Sonatype CLI Run Action

An action for running Sonatype CLI in GitHub workflows.

This action (i.e. sonatype/actions/run-iq-cli) needs to have Sonatype CLI and a JDK properly configured to be able to work.
Setup Sonatype CLI action is provided in this action set.
Sonatype CLI versions 174 and older require Java 8 or 11 to run. For Sonatype CLI release 175 and above, we recommend using Java 17, which will be the minimum supported Java version for releases 180+.

Usage Example - Sonatype CLI Run Action

name: Sonatype Workflow
on: push
jobs:
  sonatype-cli:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      # Some steps are omitted...
      # Make Sonatype CLI available to GitHub runners
      - name: Setup Sonatype CLI
        uses: sonatype/actions/setup-iq-cli@v1
        with:
          iq-cli-version: 1.179.0-01

      # Sonatype CLI requires Java to run
      - name: Set up JDK 17
        uses: actions/setup-java@v3
        with:
          distribution: 'temurin'
          java-version: '17'

      # Run Sonatype CLI
      - name: Run Sonatype CLI
        uses: sonatype/actions/run-iq-cli@v1
        with:
          iq-server-url: https://your.lifecycle.server
          username: ${{ secrets.LIFECYCLE_USERNAME }}
          password: ${{ secrets.LIFECYCLE_PASSWORD }}
          application-id: lifecycle-app
          scan-targets: target/*.jar

Parameters - Sonatype CLI Run Action

Parameter	Required/Optional	Description
`iq-server-url`	Required	Lifecycle (IQ Server) URL.
`username`	Required	The username to authenticate with Lifecycle (IQ Server).
`password`	Required	The password to authenticate with Lifecycle (IQ Server).
`application-id`	Required	Lifecycle (IQ Server) application ID. When Automatic Applications is enabled and the application ID has not yet been used, a new application will be created with the given ID.
`organization-id`	Optional	The ID for the Lifecycle organization to which the application belongs. When automatic application creation is enabled and the application does not exist, it will be created under the organization having the provided organization ID. See Automatic application creation with the CLI for more details.
`scan-targets`	Required	Space-separated list of paths to specific files, directories, or docker images. Apache Ant-styled patterns are allowed. See supported file formats in Analysis.
`stage`	Optional	Specify the development lifecycle stage for the analysis. Defaults to the `build` stage.
`result-file`	Optional	If set, the analysis output (in JSON format) will be uploaded as a run artifact with the specified name.
`module-exclude`	Optional	Specify module files to ignore via Apache Ant-styled patterns .
`fail-on-policy-warnings`	Optional	Causes a failure of the evaluation if any warnings are encountered. Default: `false`.
`ignore-system-errors`	Optional	Ignore system errors (e.g. IO, Network, server, etc.) to avoid unintentional build failures. Default: `false`
`ignore-scanning-errors`	Optional	Ignore scanning errors (e.g. invalid files, inaccessible files, etc). It is useful when the code base contains invalid files for testing purposes. Scanning these files may cause unintentional build failures. Default: `false`.
`debug`	Optional	Enables debug logging for troubleshooting. Use with caution as this log may expose sensitive information. Default: `false`.
`keep-scan-file`	Optional	Retains and uploads the scan file as an action artifact. Default: `false`.
`proxy`	Optional	Specify a proxy to use when connecting to Lifecycle (IQ Server). This property is set using the format host[:port], otherwise, the CLI uses the default HTTP proxy set with the JVM.
`proxy-user`	Optional	Specify proxy credentials in the following format: `username:password`.
`include-sha-256`	Optional	If set, SHA256 checksums are included in the scan file. Default: `false`.
`exclude-maven-dependency-management`	Optional	Enable this parameter to limit analysis to the projects dependencies section of a pom file while excluding the components under the dependencyManagement section. Default: `false`.
`sarif_file`	Optional	Generates a SARIF file with a specified name containing all identified vulnerabilities. The SARIF file extension must be .sarif or .json. The generated file will be uploaded as an action artifact.

Output - Sonatype CLI Run Action

Parameter	Description
`scan-id`	Scan id result of the run operation. It can be used to access the Lifecycle report of related artifacts.
`report-url`	Link to navigate directly to the analysis report in Lifecycle (IQ Server).
`sarif-file`	Name of the generated SARIF file containing all found vulnerabilities, if configured.

Usage Example - Sonatype Evaluate Action

name: Sonatype Workflow
on: push
jobs:
  sonatype-cli:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      # some steps are omitted...
      # Check out your code
      - name: Checkout
        id: checkout
        uses: actions/checkout@v4
      # Perform an evaluation
      - name: Run evaluate  action
        id: evaluate
        uses: sonatype/actions/evaluate@v1
        with:
          iq-server-url: https://your.lifecycle.server
          username: ${{ secrets.LIFECYCLE_USERNAME }}
          password: ${{ secrets.LIFECYCLE_PASSWORD }}
          application-id: lifecycle-app
          scan-targets: package.json
      # Print out the results
      - name: Log evaluate action output
        run: echo "${{ steps.evaluate.outputs.scan-id }} ${{ steps.evaluate.outputs.report-url }}"

Parameters - Sonatype Evaluate Action

Parameter	Required/Optional	Description
`iq-server-url`	Required	Lifecycle (IQ Server) URL.
`username`	Required	The username to authenticate with Lifecycle (IQ Server).
`password`	Required	The password to authenticate with Lifecycle (IQ Server).
`application-id`	Required	Lifecycle (IQ Server) application ID. When Automatic Applications is enabled and the application ID has not yet been used, a new application will be created with the given ID.
`organization-id`	Optional	The ID for the Lifecycle organization to which the application belongs. When automatic application creation is enabled and the application does not exist, it will be created under the organization having the provided organization ID. See Automatic application creation with the CLI for more details.
`scan-targets`	Required	Space-separated list of paths to specific files, directories, or docker images. Apache Ant-styled patterns are allowed. See supported file formats in Analysis.
`stage`	Optional	Specify the development lifecycle stage for the analysis. Defaults to the `build` stage.
`result-file`	Optional	If set, the analysis output (in JSON format) will be uploaded as a run artifact with the specified name.
`module-exclude`	Optional	Specify module files to ignore via Apache Ant-styled patterns .
`fail-on-policy-warnings`	Optional	Causes a failure of the evaluation if any warnings are encountered. Default: `false`.
`ignore-system-errors`	Optional	Ignore system errors (e.g. IO, Network, server, etc.) to avoid unintentional build failures. Default: `false`
`ignore-scanning-errors`	Optional	Ignore scanning errors (e.g. invalid files, inaccessible files, etc). It is useful when the code base contains invalid files for testing purposes. Scanning these files may cause unintentional build failures. Default: `false`.
`debug`	Optional	Enables debug logging for troubleshooting. Use with caution as this log may expose sensitive information. Default: `false`.
`keep-scan-file`	Optional	Retains and uploads the scan file as an action artifact. Default: `false`.
`proxy`	Optional	Specify a proxy to use when connecting to Lifecycle (IQ Server). This property is set using the format host[:port], otherwise, the CLI uses the default HTTP proxy set with the JVM.
`proxy-user`	Optional	Specify proxy credentials in the following format: `username:password`.
`include-sha-256`	Optional	If set, SHA256 checksums are included in the scan file. Default: `false`.
`exclude-maven-dependency-management`	Optional	Enable this parameter to limit analysis to the projects dependencies section of a pom file while excluding the components under the dependencyManagement section. Default: `false`.
`sarif_file`	Optional	Generates a SARIF file with a specified name containing all identified vulnerabilities. The SARIF file extension must be .sarif or .json. The generated file will be uploaded as an action artifact.
`upload-sarif-file`	Optional	Enable this parameter to generate or use the generated `sarif-file` to update the "Code scanning" section under the GitHub repository's Security tab. Default: `false`. If `sarif-file` is not defined, the generated file will be named `result.sarif` by default, and it will be uploaded as an action artifact. GitHub Advanced Security is available for GitHub Enterprise and public repositories.

Output - Sonatype Evaluate Action

Parameter	Description
`scan-id`	Scan id result of the run operation. It can be used to access the Lifecycle report of related artifacts.
`report-url`	Link to navigate directly to the analysis report in Lifecycle (IQ Server).
`sarif-file`	Name of the generated SARIF file containing all found vulnerabilities, if configured.

Fetch SBOM Action

An action for retrieving an SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) file associated with a previous Lifecycle evaluation. It supports both the CycloneDX and SPDX standards.

Usage Example - Fetch SBOM Action

name: Sonatype Workflow
on: push
jobs:
  sonatype-cli:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      # Some steps are omitted...
      # Evaluate Sonatype CLI
      - name: Evaluate Sonatype CLI
        id: evaluate
        uses: sonatype/actions/evaluate@v1
        with:
          iq-server-url: https://your.lifecycle.server
          username: ${{ secrets.LIFECYCLE_USERNAME }}
          password: ${{ secrets.LIFECYCLE_PASSWORD }}
          application-id: lifecycle-app
          scan-targets: target/*.jar
      # Fetch the SBOM file associated with the previous Sonatype CLI run
      - name: Fetch SBOM
        uses: sonatype/actions/fetch-sbom@v1
        if: ( success() || failure() ) && steps.evaluate.outputs.scan-id
        with:
          iq-server-url: https://your.lifecycle.server
          username: ${{ secrets.LIFECYCLE_USERNAME }}
          password: ${{ secrets.LIFECYCLE_PASSWORD }}
          application-id: lifecycle-app
          scan-id: ${{ steps.evaluate.outputs.scan-id }}
          sbom-standard: cyclonedx
          sbom-version: 1.5
          artifact-name: my-sbom

Parameters - Fetch SBOM Action

Parameter	Required/Optional	Description
`iq-server-url`	Required	Lifecycle (IQ Server) URL.
`username`	Required	The username to authenticate with Lifecycle (IQ Server).
`password`	Required	The password to authenticate with Lifecycle (IQ Server).
`application-id`	Required	Lifecycle (IQ Server) application ID.
`scan-id`	Required	The scan ID to fetch the report.
`sbom-standard`	Required	The SBOM standard: `spdx` or `cyclonedx`.
`sbom-format`	Optional	The output file format: `json` or `xml`. Default: `json`.
`sbom-version`	Optional	The version of the SBOM standard. Available CycloneDX versions: `1.2`, `1.3`, `1.4`, `1.5`, `1.6`. Default version for CycloneDX is `1.6`. Available SPDX versions: `2.3`
`artifact-name`	Optional	The name of the artifact to be uploaded. Default: `sbom-document`.
`push-dependency-graph`	Optional	If set, the dependency information from the fetched SBOM will be available in GitHub Insights Dependency Graph. Default: `false`.
`token`	Optional	GitHub Personal Access Token (PAT). Defaults to the PAT provided by the actions runner.

Usage Example - Sonatype GitHub Actions

Here's a typical usage example that evaluates an npm project against a Sonatype Lifecycle instance and retrieves the associated SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) file:

name: Sonatype Workflow
on: push
jobs:
  sonatype-cli:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      # Check out your code
      - name: Checkout
        id: checkout
        uses: actions/checkout@v4
      # Perform an evaluation 
      - name: Run evaluate action
        id: evaluate
        uses: sonatype/actions/evaluate@v1
        with:
          iq-server-url: https://your.lifecycle.server
          username: ${{ secrets.LIFECYCLE_USERNAME }}
          password: ${{ secrets.LIFECYCLE_PASSWORD }}
          application-id: lifecycle-app
          scan-targets: package.json package-lock.json
      # Fetch the SBOM file associated with the evaluation
      - name: Fetch SBOM
        uses: sonatype/actions/fetch-sbom@v1
        if: ( success() || failure() ) && steps.evaluate.outputs.scan-id 
        with:
          iq-server-url: https://your.lifecycle.server
          username: ${{ secrets.LIFECYCLE_USERNAME }}
          password: ${{ secrets.LIFECYCLE_PASSWORD }}
          application-id: lifecycle-app
          scan-id: ${{ steps.evaluate.outputs.scan-id }}
          sbom-standard: cyclonedx
          sbom-version: 1.5
          sbom-format: json
          artifact-name: lifecycle-app-sbom.json