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check_result.go
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// Copyright 2020 OpenSSF Scorecard Authors
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
// You may obtain a copy of the License at
//
// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
//
// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
// limitations under the License.
// Package checker includes structs and functions used for running a check.
package checker
import (
"errors"
"fmt"
"math"
"strings"
"github.com/ossf/scorecard/v5/config"
sce "github.com/ossf/scorecard/v5/errors"
"github.com/ossf/scorecard/v5/finding"
)
type (
// DetailType is the type of details.
DetailType int
)
const (
// MaxResultScore is the best score that can be given by a check.
MaxResultScore = 10
// MinResultScore is the worst score that can be given by a check.
MinResultScore = 0
// InconclusiveResultScore is returned when no reliable information can be retrieved by a check.
InconclusiveResultScore = -1
// OffsetDefault is used if we can't determine the offset, for example when referencing a file but not a
// specific location in the file.
OffsetDefault = uint(1)
)
const (
// DetailInfo is info-level log.
DetailInfo DetailType = iota
// DetailWarn is warned log.
DetailWarn
// DetailDebug is debug log.
DetailDebug
)
// errSuccessTotal indicates a runtime error because number of success cases should
// be smaller than the total cases to create a proportional score.
var errSuccessTotal = errors.New("unexpected number of success is higher than total")
// CheckResult captures result from a check run.
//
//nolint:govet
type CheckResult struct {
Name string
Version int
Error error
Score int
Reason string
Details []CheckDetail
// Findings from the check's probes.
Findings []finding.Finding
}
// CheckDetail contains information for each detail.
type CheckDetail struct {
Msg LogMessage
Type DetailType // Any of DetailWarn, DetailInfo, DetailDebug.
}
// LogMessage is a structure that encapsulates detail's information.
// This allows updating the definition easily.
//
//nolint:govet
type LogMessage struct {
// Structured results.
Finding *finding.Finding
// Non-structured results.
Text string // A short string explaining why the detail was recorded/logged.
Path string // Fullpath to the file.
Type finding.FileType // Type of file.
Offset uint // Offset in the file of Path (line for source/text files).
EndOffset uint // End of offset in the file, e.g. if the command spans multiple lines.
Snippet string // Snippet of code
Remediation *finding.Remediation // Remediation information, if any.
}
// ProportionalScoreWeighted is a structure that contains
// the fields to calculate weighted proportional scores.
type ProportionalScoreWeighted struct {
Success int
Total int
Weight int
}
// CreateProportionalScore creates a proportional score.
func CreateProportionalScore(success, total int) int {
if total == 0 {
return 0
}
return min(MaxResultScore*success/total, MaxResultScore)
}
// CreateProportionalScoreWeighted creates the proportional score
// between multiple successes over the total, but some proportions
// are worth more.
func CreateProportionalScoreWeighted(scores ...ProportionalScoreWeighted) (int, error) {
var ws, wt int
allWeightsZero := true
noScoreGroups := true
for _, score := range scores {
if score.Success > score.Total {
return InconclusiveResultScore, fmt.Errorf("%w: %d, %d", errSuccessTotal, score.Success, score.Total)
}
if score.Total == 0 {
continue // Group with 0 total, does not count for score
}
noScoreGroups = false
if score.Weight != 0 {
allWeightsZero = false
}
// Group with zero weight, adds nothing to the score
ws += score.Success * score.Weight
wt += score.Total * score.Weight
}
if noScoreGroups {
return InconclusiveResultScore, nil
}
// If has score groups but no groups matter to the score, result in max score
if allWeightsZero {
return MaxResultScore, nil
}
return min(MaxResultScore*ws/wt, MaxResultScore), nil
}
// AggregateScores adds up all scores
// and normalizes the result.
// Each score contributes equally.
func AggregateScores(scores ...int) int {
n := float64(len(scores))
r := 0
for _, s := range scores {
r += s
}
return int(math.Floor(float64(r) / n))
}
// AggregateScoresWithWeight adds up all scores
// and normalizes the result.
func AggregateScoresWithWeight(scores map[int]int) int {
r := 0
ws := 0
for s, w := range scores {
r += s * w
ws += w
}
return int(math.Floor(float64(r) / float64(ws)))
}
// NormalizeReason - placeholder function if we want to update range of scores.
func NormalizeReason(reason string, score int) string {
return fmt.Sprintf("%v -- score normalized to %d", reason, score)
}
// CreateResultWithScore is used when
// the check runs without runtime errors, and we want to assign a
// specific score. The score must be between [MinResultScore] and [MaxResultScore].
// Callers who want [InconclusiveResultScore] must use [CreateInconclusiveResult] instead.
//
// Passing an invalid score results in a runtime error result as if created by [CreateRuntimeErrorResult].
func CreateResultWithScore(name, reason string, score int) CheckResult {
if score < MinResultScore || score > MaxResultScore {
err := sce.CreateInternal(sce.ErrScorecardInternal, fmt.Sprintf("invalid score (%d), please report this", score))
return CreateRuntimeErrorResult(name, err)
}
return CheckResult{
Name: name,
Version: 2,
Error: nil,
Score: score,
Reason: reason,
}
}
// CreateProportionalScoreResult is used when
// the check runs without runtime errors and we assign a
// proportional score. This may be used if a check contains
// multiple tests, and we want to assign a score proportional
// the number of tests that succeeded.
func CreateProportionalScoreResult(name, reason string, b, t int) CheckResult {
score := CreateProportionalScore(b, t)
reason = NormalizeReason(reason, score)
return CreateResultWithScore(name, reason, score)
}
// CreateMaxScoreResult is used when
// the check runs without runtime errors and we can assign a
// maximum score to the result.
func CreateMaxScoreResult(name, reason string) CheckResult {
return CreateResultWithScore(name, reason, MaxResultScore)
}
// CreateMinScoreResult is used when
// the check runs without runtime errors and we can assign a
// minimum score to the result.
func CreateMinScoreResult(name, reason string) CheckResult {
return CreateResultWithScore(name, reason, MinResultScore)
}
// CreateInconclusiveResult is used when
// the check runs without runtime errors, but we don't
// have enough evidence to set a score.
func CreateInconclusiveResult(name, reason string) CheckResult {
return CheckResult{
Name: name,
Version: 2,
Score: InconclusiveResultScore,
Reason: reason,
}
}
// CreateRuntimeErrorResult is used when the check fails to run because of a runtime error.
func CreateRuntimeErrorResult(name string, e error) CheckResult {
return CheckResult{
Name: name,
Version: 2,
Error: e,
Score: InconclusiveResultScore,
Reason: e.Error(), // Note: message already accessible by caller through `Error`.
}
}
// LogFinding logs the given finding at the given level.
func LogFinding(dl DetailLogger, f *finding.Finding, level DetailType) {
lm := LogMessage{Finding: f}
switch level {
case DetailDebug:
dl.Debug(&lm)
case DetailInfo:
dl.Info(&lm)
case DetailWarn:
dl.Warn(&lm)
}
}
// Annotations returns the applicable annotations for a given configuration.
// Any annotations on checks with a maximum score are assumed to be out of
// date and skipped.
func (check *CheckResult) Annotations(c config.Config) []string {
// If check has a maximum score, then there it doesn't make sense anymore to reason the check
// This may happen if the check score was once low but then the problem was fixed on Scorecard side
// or on the maintainers side
if check.Score == MaxResultScore {
return nil
}
// Collect all annotation reasons for this check
var reasons []string
// For all annotations
for _, annotation := range c.Annotations {
for _, checkName := range annotation.Checks {
// If check is in this annotation
if strings.EqualFold(checkName, check.Name) {
// Get all the reasons for this annotation
for _, reasonGroup := range annotation.Reasons {
reasons = append(reasons, reasonGroup.Reason.Doc())
}
}
}
}
return reasons
}