Released: 2026-07-31
auth.github_app (a client ID and a private key by path or env). The firewall discovers the App installation from the repository URL, then mints and refreshes short-lived installation tokens automatically. api_base_url supports GitHub Enterprise Server./packages/<name>) is a signed protobuf payload that the client cryptographically verifies, so unlike PyPI/NuGet/Maven, denied or vulnerable versions can’t be filtered out of it (any change to the payload breaks the signature and hex_core rejects the response outright); enforcement is instead a per-tarball allow/deny check on download.otel: block whose schema matches Varnish Supervisor’s, so the same config works standalone or integrated. otel.metrics.exporter selects otlp (push) or prometheus (scrape). Standalone stands up its own OTel SDK. Integrated reuses Supervisor’s MeterProvider, where firewall metrics appear under instrumentation scope artifact-firewall.otel.tracing (off until enabled with an endpoint). Per request the firewall emits an HTTP server span, a firewall.proxy span, a firewall.transform_manifest span, and an upstream client span. The admin /api/eval endpoint emits a firewall.evaluate span with the rule decision. Inbound W3C traceparent headers are honored and propagated upstream. Standalone stands up its own TracerProvider. Integrated reuses Supervisor’s.audit_log_output: otel to export the audit log through the OTel logs pipeline (configured under otel.logs) instead of JSON. Each entry becomes an OTel log record under its own scope artifact-firewall/audit (fields as attributes, severity by action), correlated with the request trace. Standalone stands up its own LoggerProvider. Integrated reuses Supervisor’s.log_output: otel to export process logs through the OTel logs pipeline under scope artifact-firewall/log. This tees to stderr (startup logs are never lost) and also exports to OTel. log_output is now honored generally (stdout by default, stderr, or a file path), having previously been ignored. File-based process logs are closed on shutdown and reopened on SIGHUP for external rotation, matching the audit log.otel.metrics instead of the top-level metrics_address. otel.metrics.exporter selects otlp (default, push) or prometheus (scrape endpoint at prometheus_host:prometheus_port, default localhost:9464). In integrated mode the firewall reuses Supervisor’s metrics pipeline.metrics_address: ":9090" takes two settings: an endpoint or exporter: prometheus, since metrics are no longer exported by default, and prometheus_host: "0.0.0.0", since the scrape endpoint now binds loopback only.audit_log_output/log_output set to otel without otel.logs.metrics_address config field is deprecated and inert: it still parses (logging a warning) but has no effect. Configure metrics under otel.metrics..pom of every candidate version while resolving version conflicts, including versions it then discards, so returning 403 for a denied .pom failed the whole resolve. .pom files (and Gradle’s .module) now stream through unchanged, and a deny is enforced on the artifact itself whatever its packaging type, so a build that pins a denied version still gets a 403.auth.token_env is no longer passed to git subprocesses, where the token was readable through /proc/<pid>/environ and by anything git spawned (credential helpers from a system gitconfig, pagers, filters). The token still reaches the remote as an HTTP header.