bdsca-analysis-config-file 0.1.6

Tools and CLI for handling BDSCA analysis configuration file(s).

bdsca-analysis-config-file

Utilities and CLI to validate and work with BDSCA analysis configuration files (YAML).

This tool supports:

• Validating config files with friendly error output
• Adding missing components to a project BOM
• Overwriting component versions in the BOM
• Triaging vulnerabilities (by CVE or BDSA), including filters by vendor and SHA

It also supports dry-run mode to preview changes, and paginated search when resolving components by name/version.

CLI usage

All commands are available via the bdsca-config CLI.

Show version

bdsca-config --version

Validate a YAML configuration file

bdsca-config validate <config.yaml> [--output yaml|json|summary] [--target]

• Validates the file and prints errors in a table if invalid.
• --output pretty-prints the file in YAML, JSON, or a concise summary.
• --target prints the effective change target (project info).

Add missing components to BOM

bdsca-config add-components <config.yaml> --base-url <BLACKDUCK_URL> --api-token <TOKEN> [--insecure] [--verbosity info|debug] [--dryrun]

• Adds missing components from componentAdditions to each target project.
• Each componentAdditions entry can identify a component by:
  • purl
  • name (with optional version and vendor)

Examples:

componentAdditions:
  - component:
      purl: pkg:maven/org.apache.commons/commons-lang3@3.12.0
  - component:
      name: commons-io
      version: "2.13.0"
      vendor: maven

Remediate vulnerabilities

bdsca-config remediate <config.yaml> --base-url <BLACKDUCK_URL> --api-token <TOKEN> [--insecure] [--verbosity info|debug] [--dryrun]

• Validates the file and performs remediation using Black Duck.
• vulnerabilityTriages can identify a component by any of:
  • purl
  • name + version
  • sha (file/component SHA)
• Each triage uses either cve or bdsa, plus a resolution and optional comment.
• --dryrun previews changes without making updates.

Example excerpt:

vulnerabilityTriages:
  - component:
      name: lodash
      version: "4.17.21"
      vendor: npmjs
    triages:
      - cve: CVE-2020-8203
        resolution: NOT_AFFECTED
        comment: Affected code not used
  - component:
      sha: 5e884898da28047151d0e56f8dc6292773603d0d
    triages:
      - bdsa: BDSA-2024-1234
        resolution: PATCHED
        comment: Fixed by upstream

Overwrite component version

bdsca-config overwrite <config.yaml> --base-url <BLACKDUCK_URL> --api-token <TOKEN> [--insecure] [--verbosity info|debug] [--dryrun]

• Reads the overrides section and updates matching BOM components.
• A component can be identified by purl OR by name (with optional version and vendor).
• Set newVersion to the desired component version.
• --dryrun previews without making changes.

Example excerpt:

overrides:
  - component:
      name: Apache Commons IO
      version: "2.2"
      vendor: maven
    newVersion: "2.3"
  - component:
      purl: pkg:npm/semver@5.7.2
    newVersion: "5.7.1"

Notes:

• The vendor should match the origin name in Black Duck (e.g., maven, npmjs).
• The tool resolves component versions and origins; for name-based lookups it paginates results when necessary.

Module usage

You can also run commands via Python module execution:

python -m bdsca_analysis_config_file --version
python -m bdsca_analysis_config_file validate examples/example.yaml

Configuration reference

High-level structure:

specVersion: "1"
changeTarget:
  - project: { name: <string>, version: <string> }
componentAdditions: []
overrides: []
vulnerabilityTriages: []

Targets (one or more projects):

changeTarget:
  - project:
      name: example-project
      version: "1.0"
  - project:
      name: another-project
      version: "main"

Component additions:

componentAdditions:
  - component:
      purl: pkg:pypi/sample@1.0.0
  - component:
      name: sample-lib
      version: "2.0.0"
      vendor: maven

Overrides:

overrides:
  - component:
      name: example-component
      vendor: ExampleVendor
      version: "1.0.0"
    newVersion: "1.0.1"

Vulnerability triages:

vulnerabilityTriages:
  - component:
      purl: pkg:maven/org.example/foo@1.2.3
    triages:
      - cve: CVE-2024-0001
        resolution: PATCHED
        comment: fixed upstream
  - component:
      name: lib-a
      version: "1.2.3"
      vendor: vendor-a
    triages:
      - bdsa: BDSA-2024-1111
        resolution: IGNORED
        comment: Not in our threat model
  - component:
      sha: 0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567
    triages:
      - cve: CVE-2023-9999
        resolution: MITIGATED
        comment: Mitigated by sandboxing

See examples/example_all.yaml for a comprehensive sample covering all flows.

Output examples

Single project summary:

bdsca-config validate examples/example.yaml --output summary --target
...
target: project name='example-project' version='1.0'

Multiple projects summary:

bdsca-config validate examples/example2.yaml --output summary --target
...
target:
  - project name='HippotechOrg/sampleapp' version='main'
  - project name='HippotechOrg/anotherapp' version='1.2.3'

Features

• Modern src/ layout with pyproject.toml
• CLI with validate, add-components, remediate, overwrite
• Tests via pytest; lint via ruff/black; typing via mypy
• Dry-run support for safe previews
• Pagination when searching components by name/version

Quickstart

Install in editable mode and run tests:

python -m venv .venv
.venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1
pip install -U pip
pip install -e .[dev]
pytest

Installation

Local build and install:

python -m build
pip install dist/bdsca_analysis_config_file-<version>-py3-none-any.whl

Replace <version> with the actual version (e.g., 0.1.2).

From PyPI or TestPyPI:

pip install bdsca-analysis-config-file

or

pip install --index-url https://test.pypi.org/simple/ --extra-index-url https://pypi.org/simple bdsca-analysis-config-file

Release documentation

See the dedicated guide in docs/release.md for release workflow and options.

Dry-run mode

• Use the --dryrun flag with remediate or overwrite to preview changes.
• The CLI prints current values alongside the new values that would be applied.
• No PUT requests are sent in dry-run mode.

License

MIT © Jouni Lehto