feat: spdxkit — one home for SPDX license behavior - #8
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Adds the spdxkit leaf subpackage (plan 1.2, ADR-0038): the six
panic-guarded expression functions relocated in semantics from the
CLI's internal/licenseexpr (the underlying parser panics on inputs
like '(((', and license strings are untrusted everywhere, so the
guards travel with the code); classification-by-validation as the one
way a raw value becomes an identifier, expression, or free text
(ADR-0035, now enforceable at write time); deprecated-identifier
canonicalization backed by the audited replacement map relocated from
the CLI's SBOM codec — the upstream list marks deprecation and folds
case, but does not encode replacements, so the bomly map remains the
sole replacement authority, with a triage test that fails when a new
upstream deprecation is neither mapped nor deliberately passed
through; and deterministic LicenseRef minting with extracted-text
pairing for bomly-cli issue #410.
matcherkit.NormalizeLicenseSet now classifies on write: Value keeps
the raw string verbatim, SPDXExpression is set only for values that
actually are SPDX (canonicalized), and free text such as
'non-standard' no longer masquerades as an expression — the exact
field-versus-shape confusion ADR-0035 removed from export, now removed
from the write path plugins share. Plugin-visible value change; needs
a v0.5.0 release-note callout.
The import-boundary guard gains the go-spdx clause with no allowlist:
no package outside spdxkit may reach the panicking parser. One new
direct dependency (github.com/github/go-spdx/v2), zero new indirects.
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR centralizes SPDX parsing and changes LicenseRef identity and license metadata behavior. Untrusted compound inputs can still trigger more parsing and allocation work than the stated limits imply, and whitespace variants can share a LicenseRef while retaining different original text. The change is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up on these bounded risks. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Structured parts can carry the same renderer-unstable bytes as raw strings, so Build's single-pass rendering is now stabilized through the shared fixed-point core before it is returned — Parse and Build both iterate renderOnce, and parts that will not stabilize are rejected rather than given an identity that canonicalizes to a different key later. New FuzzBuild target asserts the fixed-point property over structured inputs, seeded with the hostile namespace from the committed Parse crasher. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…alization
License values are bounded before the SPDX parser in production, not
just in the fuzz harness: oversized members are invalid without
consulting the parser (ValidateAll still checks the remaining members
so the invalid list stays exact), and Identifier, Satisfies, Extract,
and everything built on them inherit the bound. CanonicalExpression
now rewrites only input that validates as an SPDX expression, so free
text that happens to contain a deprecated identifier ('use GPL-2.0
here') is never corrupted — which also exposed that one of this PR's
own test rows (WITH followed by a license, not an exception) was
invalid SPDX and now correctly passes through.
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…ion tokens
The blanket '+' rejection in Identifier — a faithful port of the CLI
original — wrongly rejected deprecated list entries such as GPL-2.0+,
contradicting Classify's contract and this PR's own replacement map.
The charset check now rejects only true compound markers (whitespace,
parens); a plus-suffixed value that is not a list entry (MIT+,
GPL-2.0-only+) is still rejected by the lookups themselves.
CanonicalExpression resolves tokens through Replacement instead of a
direct map index, so case variants a validated expression can carry
('gpl-2.0 OR MIT') canonicalize like standalone identifiers do.
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- Around line 29-30: Update the raw-value documentation near NormalizeLicenseSet
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In `@spdxkit/licenseref.go`:
- Line 35: Update the LicenseRef identity generation in the function containing
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Batches are bounded as aggregates, not only per member: ValidateAll caps member count and the total bytes reaching one parser invocation (a million small MITs is still one unbounded parse), reporting an unchecked remainder wholly invalid the way a parser panic does, while keeping the exact invalid list for individually oversized members. Satisfies applies the same count and total bounds to its allowed set. Non-panic parser errors from Satisfies and Extract are wrapped with operation context per the error convention, keeping the cause chain. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The minted LicenseRef keeps 128 bits of the SHA-256 (matching the ADR-0036 content-address width) instead of 64 — distinct texts sharing an SPDX identity stops being a plausible birthday event — and the comment says collision-resistant, which is what hashing provides. NormalizeLicenseSet's doc states Value preserves the input after whitespace trimming, which is what the code does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…d separator A validated SPDX expression may use tabs or newlines between tokens; the tokenizer split only on spaces and parens, so a deprecated identifier in a tab-separated expression escaped replacement and NormalizeLicenseSet could publish a deprecated SPDXExpression. All whitespace the parser accepts is now a token boundary, with the original separator bytes preserved in the output; tab case pinned. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The case-variant row promised two reviews ago had silently missed the test map when gofmt shifted its formatting; it lands now. Probing the parser showed it accepts only spaces between tokens — tab- and newline-separated expressions fail validation — so a tab-separated value passes through the validity gate untouched and can never publish as an SPDXExpression; that behavior is pinned, with the widened tokenizer kept as defense in depth should the parser ever loosen. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…merge contract The exported payload now documents what the guidance file requires of every new model field: Text is authoritative, RefID is derived, the validation gate is minting itself (exposed as Valid for values a consumer did not mint), and the merge class is union keyed by RefID — a reference contradicting its Text is not a conflict to resolve, it is re-derived from Text. Tamper and hand-authored cases pinned by test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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An expression-valued replacement can be invalid in context: a deprecated with-exception entry as the left operand of WITH rewrites into two consecutive exception applications. CanonicalExpression now validates its rewrite and discards one that no longer parses in favor of the valid original — a canonicalizer must never trade a valid expression for an invalid one. The Codex composition case is pinned. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ndependent ones CanonicalExpression applies all replacements at once when the result validates; when a context-sensitive replacement makes the full rewrite invalid, a per-token fallback accepts each replacement individually and only while the whole expression keeps validating — starting from the valid original with every accepted step re-validated, so the result is valid by construction. The mixed case (a standalone GPL-2.0 alongside a nested with-exception WITH) folds the independent token and keeps the context-sensitive one, pinned by test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bound canonicalization before tokenization and replace the quadratic per-token fallback with a fixed-pass strategy that preserves every safe replacement. Recognize compact SPDX operator forms so composition preserves precedence and deprecated identifiers still canonicalize when operators omit whitespace. Cap recursive parser structure and Satisfies expansion work, and stream LicenseRef whitespace normalization into SHA-256 to avoid input-proportional intermediate allocations.
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Use go-spdx normalized rendering and semantic operations instead of maintaining a parallel tokenizer, renderer, and expansion estimator. Retain only Bomly-specific deprecated-license policy and conservative resource guards around the dependency boundary. Document the upstream-first adapter rule for all kit packages in AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md, requiring verified gaps and focused safety or policy code before custom implementations.
Reject over-count, oversized-member, and over-total batches before structural scanning. Apply the same preflight to Satisfies allow-lists and cover aggregate-byte rejection.
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Each member normalization is one parser invocation, so Compose now preflights the same member-count and aggregate-byte bounds as ValidateAll and Satisfies. An over-limit batch still composes — the join is string work — but parenthesization falls back to the whitespace heuristic instead of parsing per member, preserving the composition outcome for compound members. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…strings AND/OR occurrences embedded in identifier characters on both sides are idstring content — LicenseRef-OROROR is one atom — so the structural and Satisfies bounds now count only occurrences adjacent to a delimiter, an over-approximation of real operators that can over-count but never under-count and no longer falsely rejects short valid expressions. Compose's over-limit fallback parenthesizes on whitespace or parentheses, so a compact compound operand like (MIT)ORApache-2.0 keeps its grouping instead of rebinding the composed expression; an extra layer around a parenthesized atom stays valid. Both pinned. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…bounds '+' is the or-later suffix and a parser-accepted token boundary in compact form, so a GPL-2.0+ANDGPL-2.0+... chain had every real AND flanked by '+' and an identifier byte and counted as zero operators, bypassing the structural and Satisfies work caps. '+' joins the delimiter set — it cannot appear inside an idstring (letters, digits, '.', '-' only), so LicenseRef content is still never misread as operators. Both directions pinned. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ch bounds Classification is one parser invocation per value, so the last unguarded production path now gates on spdxkit's aggregate limits, exported as BatchWithinBounds for callers that classify per member rather than through the batch APIs. Over the limit nothing is dropped and nothing masquerades: every value keeps its trimmed Value and stays unclassified free text — the ADR-0035 posture when parsing is unaffordable. Pinned by test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Blanks and duplicates are dropped before the aggregate gate runs, so a raw slice padded with repeats cannot cost a small unique set its classification — the bound measures exactly the values the parser will see. Pinned: a 1991-entry padded slice with two unique values still classifies both; the genuinely over-limit distinct-value case stays unclassified free text. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…iter rule The over-limit fallback parenthesizes on whitespace, parentheses, or a delimiter-adjacent operator mention — the same rule the work bounds converged on — instead of growing a second lexical heuristic. That covers the plus-delimited compact form (GPL-2.0+ORApache-2.0), whose missing layer would rebind the package assertion under AND precedence, while over-parenthesizing an atom stays harmless. Pinned alongside the paren-compact case, with the fixture's validity asserted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…nt targets The reviewer's claim that AGPL-1.0-only and the LGPL or-later targets are deprecated traced to stale rows in the triage pass-through list — probing the vendored list shows every plain-identifier replacement target is active (AGPL-1.0-only: active=true, deprecated=false). The stale rows are removed and two guards keep both directions honest: a pass-through entry that is not actually deprecated upstream now fails the triage test, and a new audit asserts every replacement target is an active license (expression targets checked by component: active license plus known exception). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…tion Records Ahmed's standing call from the PR #8 review churn: any hard semantic decision the authoritative dependency can make is delegated to it (go-spdx for SPDX, packageurl-go for PURLs); kits are adapters, not replacement implementations. Hand-written logic is limited to Bomly policy and mappings, dumb resource bounds frozen once pinned, and verified gaps in the dependency — and when review proposes sharpening a heuristic, the answer is delegation, not refinement. Folded together with the concurrent wording so the two guidance files carry one statement of the rule, in sync. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Applies the new delegation convention to the last lexical heuristic: the over-limit fallback parenthesizes every member unconditionally instead of inferring compound-ness from delimiters. Over-wrapping an atom is harmless, a missing layer rebinds the assertion, and a rule with no grammar content has no edge cases left to review. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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spdxkitleaf subpackage:Valid/ValidateAll/Identifier/Compose/Satisfies/Extract), relocated in semantics from the CLI'sinternal/licenseexpr— the underlying parser panics on"(((", license strings are untrusted everywhere, so the guards travel with the code.Classify— classification-by-validation (ADR-0035) as the one way a raw value becomes identifier / expression / free text, with identifier-before-expression precedence pinned.Replacement/CanonicalIdentifier/CanonicalExpression— deprecated-ID canonicalization backed by the audited replacement map relocated from the CLI's SBOM codec. Implementation note that changed the design mid-flight: upstream'sGetDeprecatedMapturns out to be a case-folding map, not a replacement map — it maps"GPL-2.0" → "GPL-2.0"— so the bomly map is the sole replacement authority, and a triage test fails whenever a new upstream deprecation is neither mapped nor deliberately passed through (it caughtNet-SNMPon its first run).MintLicenseRef— deterministicLicenseRef-bomly-<sha256₈ hex>minting with extracted-text pairing, feeding CLI phase 2.4 / issue #410. Whitespace-normalized hash input, original text preserved, SPDX idstring charset enforced by test.matcherkit.NormalizeLicenseSetclassifies on write:Valuestays verbatim,SPDXExpressionis set only for values that are actually SPDX (canonicalized), free text no longer masquerades.Dependencies: exactly one new direct require (
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