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Add the terraform type proposed in purl-spec#889 - #66
Adds terraform as a local type, following the definition proposed in package-url/purl-spec#889, the way bsd follows purl-spec#496.
Without it MakePURLString("terraform", "hashicorp/random", "3.6.0") escapes the slash: pkg:terraform/hashicorp%2Frandom@3.6.0. git-pkgs/proxy#688 (a Terraform provider mirror) builds its PURLs with purl.New to get around that; with this change it can use the shared helpers.
Changes
types.json: terraform with namespace_requirement: required and default_registry: https://registry.terraform.io, from the draft definition.
splitNamespace splits a Terraform address without its hostname at its last slash:
module hashicorp/consul/aws → pkg:terraform/hashicorp/consul/aws, which is how the existing parse tests already read it (namespace hashicorp/consul, name aws)
a name without a namespace, with a leading slash or with an empty segment returns "", since the type requires a namespace
Names keep their case, as the draft marks them case-sensitive.
spec_test.go lists the local type allowance, and the README describes it next to bsd.
The draft's module example (pkg:terraform/terraform-aws-modules/vpc@6.0.1) leaves the target system out. This change doesn't decide that; it only keeps the module form the parser already accepts.
Tests
TestBuildPURLString and TestBuildPURLStringMatchesMakePURL cover a provider, a module, case, the default registry being dropped, another registry kept as repository_url, and the rejected names. TestIsKnownType, TestDefaultRegistry and TestNamespaceRequirement include the type. The new split was mutation-checked.
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New Features
Added support for Terraform provider and module package URLs, including namespace parsing and validation.
Set https://registry.terraform.io as the default registry, with support for alternate registries such as OpenTofu.
A local type allowance like bsd, so MakePURL splits Terraform addresses
into a namespace and name instead of escaping the slash:
hashicorp/random becomes pkg:terraform/hashicorp/random. A module
address namespace/name/system splits at its last slash, as the existing
parse tests read pkg:terraform/hashicorp/consul/aws. Names keep their
case, and registry.terraform.io is the default registry.
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Walkthrough
The PURL type metadata now includes Terraform providers and modules. Terraform addresses split at the final slash when building PURLs. Tests and documentation cover the type, registry behavior, and address handling.
Changes: Terraform PURL support
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Summary
Terraform type metadata ecosystem.go, types.json, types_test.go, spec_test.go, README.md
The type metadata and tests recognize Terraform, set https://registry.terraform.io as its default registry, and require a namespace. The documentation describes provider and module mappings.
Address parsing and PURL output makepurl.go, makepurl_test.go
Terraform identifiers split at the final slash. Tests cover provider and module PURLs, case preservation, default and OpenTofu registry handling, invalid addresses, and matching BuildPURLString and MakePURL output.
This adds Terraform PURL support with required namespace validation and default registry handling. The earlier edge case with malformed slash-only addresses is fixed and covered by tests, and no merge-blocking risk remains.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 3b451
The change is confined to package identifier construction and metadata, without adding network access or privileges. Risk is concentrated in compatibility: Terraform identifiers previously produced by the shared helpers will change, and malformed names will now be rejected.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The directly affected security-relevant output is Terraform package identity returned to callers. The reviewed construction path adds no network, filesystem, credential, or authorization operation. Any effect on downstream identity stores or policy decisions depends on consumers outside this checkout and remains unverified.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Registry suppression is identifier canonicalization, not registry authentication. The unchanged comparator matches the default hostname or its subdomains and does not distinguish URL schemes, ports, or paths. Adding Terraform metadata activates that existing behavior for Terraform; alternative hostnames retain a repository_url qualifier.
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- Line 279: Update the namespace validation guard used by BuildPURLString to
reject leading slashes and empty address segments before normalization, so
inputs such as //random and hashicorp//random fail instead of producing a PURL;
add regression cases for both inputs.
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//random would split into namespace / and name random, and the namespace
normalizes to empty, so the PURL lost its required namespace. A leading
slash or an empty segment anywhere now rejects the address.
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Adds
terraformas a local type, following the definition proposed in package-url/purl-spec#889, the waybsdfollows purl-spec#496.Without it
MakePURLString("terraform", "hashicorp/random", "3.6.0")escapes the slash:pkg:terraform/hashicorp%2Frandom@3.6.0. git-pkgs/proxy#688 (a Terraform provider mirror) builds its PURLs withpurl.Newto get around that; with this change it can use the shared helpers.Changes
types.json:terraformwithnamespace_requirement: requiredanddefault_registry: https://registry.terraform.io, from the draft definition.splitNamespacesplits a Terraform address without its hostname at its last slash:hashicorp/random→pkg:terraform/hashicorp/randomhashicorp/consul/aws→pkg:terraform/hashicorp/consul/aws, which is how the existing parse tests already read it (namespacehashicorp/consul, nameaws)"", since the type requires a namespacespec_test.golists the local type allowance, and the README describes it next tobsd.The draft's module example (
pkg:terraform/terraform-aws-modules/vpc@6.0.1) leaves the target system out. This change doesn't decide that; it only keeps the module form the parser already accepts.Tests
TestBuildPURLStringandTestBuildPURLStringMatchesMakePURLcover a provider, a module, case, the default registry being dropped, another registry kept asrepository_url, and the rejected names.TestIsKnownType,TestDefaultRegistryandTestNamespaceRequirementinclude the type. The new split was mutation-checked.Summary by CodeRabbit
https://registry.terraform.ioas the default registry, with support for alternate registries such as OpenTofu.