#55: Add GPG_PRIVATE_KEY secret pass-through and remove committed GPG keys - #327
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Adds GPG_PRIVATE_KEY to the maven-build and maven-publish-to-nexus1 job secrets, and removes the leaked .github/keys/mosipgpgkey_*.gpg files from tracking. Adds a .gitignore excluding .github/keys/. Ref: mosip/mosip-labs#55 Signed-off-by: Chetan Kumar Hirematha <chetankumar.h.239@gmail.com>
WalkthroughThe push workflow now supports ChangesGPG migration workflow
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Mergeability Score: 🔴 Critical · up to This change gives reusable workflows access to the GPG signing key while their references remain mutable, so an upstream workflow change could compromise release signing. Merge should be blocked until both workflow references use reviewed immutable commit SHAs. Poem
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In @.gitignore:
- Line 1: The repository history contains an exposed private GPG key under
.github/keys/. Revoke and rotate the compromised key, replace the
GPG_PRIVATE_KEY secret with the new key, and remove the sensitive directory from
all Git history using the project’s approved history-rewrite process.
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…from publish job maven-build.yml on gpgupdate-masterj21 supports GPG_PRIVATE_KEY, so the build job's ref is repointed there. However maven-publish-to-nexus1.yml (used by this repo's publish job, not the standard maven-publish-to-nexus.yml) has not been updated on any mosip/kattu branch to accept GPG_PRIVATE_KEY yet, so passing it there is invalid per CodeRabbit review on mosip/commons#1845. Dropping it here until kattu fixes maven-publish-to-nexus1.yml; that job still relies on GPG_SECRET only. Signed-off-by: Chetan Kumar Hirematha <chetankumar.h.239@gmail.com>
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In @.github/workflows/push-trigger.yml:
- Line 27: Update the reusable workflow reference in the push-trigger workflow
to pin mosip/kattu’s maven-build.yml to a full immutable commit SHA instead of
the mutable gpgupdate-masterj21 branch, preserving the existing workflow and
secret usage.
Apply the same fix in @.github/workflows/push-trigger.yml at line 36: The second
reusable workflow has the same mutable-reference risk and is covered by the
consolidated remediation.
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Reference PR mosip/imagedecoder#55 only removes the leaked key files from tracking; it does not add a .gitignore entry. Dropping the .github/keys/ ignore rule here to match that pattern. Note per CodeRabbit: this alone does not remediate the exposure - the key must still be treated as compromised, rotated, and purged from history at the org level. Signed-off-by: Chetan Kumar Hirematha <chetankumar.h.239@gmail.com>
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Adds GPG_PRIVATE_KEY to the maven-build and maven-publish-to-nexus1 job secrets, and removes the leaked .github/keys/mosipgpgkey_*.gpg files from tracking. Adds a .gitignore excluding .github/keys/.
Ref: mosip/mosip-labs#55
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