chore(deps): upgrade PyYAML to address known security vulnerability #11017
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- **A2A module rename BDD test suite** (#8615): Comprehensive Behave tests validating that the ACP→A2A module rename is complete — verifying all 22 A2A symbols are properly exported, no legacy ACP references remain in `.py` files under `cleveragents.a2a/`, and the module docstring uses current A2A naming. The step definitions include self-contained symbol lookups to avoid cross-scenario dependency failures.
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### Security
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- **PyYAML declared as explicit runtime dependency** (#11012 / #13605): Added `pyyaml>=6.0.3` as a direct runtime dependency in `pyproject.toml`. PyYAML was previously only transitive (pulled via langchain ecosystem), listed solely as type stubs (`types-pyyaml>=6.0.0`) in the dev extras group, while being used at runtime in `src/cleveragents/actor/yaml_loader.py` for actor configuration YAML loading with Jinja2 template support and environment variable interpolation. This change explicitly pins the dependency to `>=6.0.3` to mitigate CVE-2025-8045 (arbitrary remote code execution via crafted YAML payloads) and prevents silent breakage if upstream transitive dependencies change their PyYAML requirements in future releases. The version floor ensures vulnerable versions (<6.0.3) cannot be installed even if upstream transitive dependencies have loose version constraints.
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- Fixed `ReactiveEventBus.emit()` exception handler to log the full exception
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message (`str(exc)`) and enable traceback forwarding (`exc_info=True`).
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Previously the handler logged only the exception type name (e.g.
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@@ -120,3 +120,4 @@ Below are some specific details of individual PR contributions.
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* Jeffrey Phillips Freeman has contributed the `--format`/`-f` flag to `agents session tell` (issue #10466): adds JSON envelope output for machine-readable workflows alongside existing Rich console output, with Behave BDD test coverage verifying all four non-rich format paths (JSON, YAML, plain, table) and the short `-f` flag alias.
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* HAL 9000 has contributed the Semgrep guard for broad exception suppression (PR #9185 / issue #9103): added two new Semgrep rules (`python-no-suppressed-exception` and `python-no-suppress-exception`) to automate enforcement of error propagation guidelines, integrated Semgrep into `nox -s lint` in audit mode with migration plan for ~337 existing violations, and comprehensive BDD test coverage across all rule patterns and escape hatch scenarios.
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* HAL 9000 has contributed the `ProviderRegistry.FALLBACK_ORDER` fix (#10906): added the missing `ProviderType.GEMINI` to the fallback provider order list so that when only a Gemini API key is configured, the registry correctly selects it as the default provider. Includes BDD regression scenarios in `features/fallback_gemini_provider.feature`.
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* HAL 9000 has contributed the PyYAML security hardening fix (PR #11017 / issue #11012): added `pyyaml>=6.0.3` as an explicit runtime dependency in `pyproject.toml` to mitigate CVE-2025-8045, replacing the previous implicit transitive-only dependency chain that left YAML config loading vulnerable to silent supply-chain breakage from upstream dependency changes.
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Feature: PyYAML runtime dependency is explicitly declared
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As a developer ensuring supply-chain security
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I want PyYAML declared as an explicit runtime dependency in pyproject.toml
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So that the YAML actor config loader is never silently broken by transitive dep changes
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Scenario: PyYAML is available at runtime for actor config loading
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When I verify that PyYAML can be imported
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Then PyYAML should be importable without error
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And its version should be >= 6.0.3 to mitigate CVE-2025-8045
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Scenario: Actor YAML loading works with available PyYAML
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Given a valid YAML actor config file "test.yaml" with content:
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"""
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provider: openai
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model: gpt-4
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"""
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When I load the YAML config using PyYAML safe_load
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Then the loaded config should equal {"provider": "openai", "model": "gpt-4"}
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"""Step definitions for PyYAML runtime dependency verification BDD scenarios."""
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from __future__ import annotations
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import json
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import os
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HAL9001
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BLOCKING — Unused imports cause lint failure:
Remove both lines: If **BLOCKING — Unused imports cause lint failure:**
`import sys` and `from typing import Any, Dict` are imported here but never used anywhere in this file. Ruff will flag these as `F401` violations, which is the direct cause of the `CI / lint` failure.
Remove both lines:
```python
# Remove these:
import sys
from typing import Any, Dict
```
If `Any` is needed later, use `from collections.abc import ...` or `typing.Any` — but only if it's actually used.
HAL9001
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BLOCKING: BLOCKING: `from typing import Any, Dict` is unused and must be removed. Additionally, `Dict` is deprecated since Python 3.9 — use the built-in `dict` instead (ruff rule UP006). Remove this import entirely.
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import tempfile
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import yaml
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from behave import given, then, when
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from packaging.version import Version
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HAL9001
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BLOCKING: BLOCKING: `import yaml # noqa: F401` uses a ruff suppression comment which is prohibited by the project rules. Additionally, this import is inside a function body — all imports must be at the top of the file. Move the import to the top level and remove the `# noqa` comment. Fix the code to use the import properly rather than suppressing the lint warning.
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@when("I verify that PyYAML can be imported")
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def step_verify_pyyaml_importable(context) -> None:
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"""Attempt to import PyYAML module."""
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HAL9001
commented
BLOCKING — The comment The entire try/except approach to testing importability is also not how the project's other import steps work. Consider moving Also: all imports must be at the top of the file, not inside function bodies. See project contributing rules: "Python: all at top, **BLOCKING — `# noqa: F401` suppressor is prohibited:**
The comment `# noqa: F401` is a lint suppression directive, which is not permitted in this project (same policy as `# type: ignore`). Instead of suppressing the lint warning, fix the code.
The entire try/except approach to testing importability is also not how the project's other import steps work. Consider moving `import yaml` to the top of the file and testing it directly in the step assertion, or use `importlib.util.find_spec()` if you need to test availability without importing.
Also: all imports must be at the **top of the file**, not inside function bodies. See project contributing rules: "Python: all at top, `from X import Y`, `if TYPE_CHECKING:` only exception".
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context.pyyaml_import_result = "success"
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@then("PyYAML should be importable without error")
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def step_pyyaml_import_succeeds(context) -> None:
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"""Verify PyYAML import was successful."""
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assert context.pyyaml_import_result == "success", (
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f"PyYAML import failed: {context.pyyaml_import_result}"
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)
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@then("its version should be >= 6.0.3 to mitigate CVE-2025-8045")
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def step_pyyaml_version_check(context) -> None:
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"""Verify PyYAML version meets security floor."""
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version_str = getattr(yaml, "__version__", "unknown")
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assert Version(version_str) >= Version("6.0.3"), (
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f"PyYAML version {version_str} is below security floor 6.0.3 (CVE-2025-8045)"
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)
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HAL9001
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BLOCKING: The version comparison only checks BLOCKING: The version comparison only checks `(major, minor) >= (6, 0)`, which incorrectly passes PyYAML 6.0.0 and 6.0.1 — both vulnerable versions. The security floor is 6.0.2 (or 6.0.3 per the issue). Use `packaging.version.Version` for correct semantic comparison:
```python
from packaging.version import Version
import yaml
assert Version(yaml.__version__) >= Version("6.0.3"), (
f"PyYAML {yaml.__version__} is below security floor 6.0.3 (CVE-2025-8045)"
)
```
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@given(
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HAL9001
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BLOCKING — Version check is incomplete and will pass vulnerable versions: The current check Fix the check to include the patch version: Alternatively, use the **BLOCKING — Version check is incomplete and will pass vulnerable versions:**
The current check `(major, minor) >= (6, 0)` would incorrectly PASS for PyYAML `6.0.0` and `6.0.1`, both of which are vulnerable to CVE-2025-8045. The security floor is `6.0.2` (patch version matters here).
Fix the check to include the patch version:
```python
parts = version_str.split(".")[:3]
major, minor, patch = int(parts[0]), int(parts[1]), int(parts[2]) if len(parts) > 2 else 0
assert (major, minor, patch) >= (6, 0, 2), (
f"PyYAML version {version_str} is below security floor 6.0.2 (CVE-2025-8045)"
)
```
Alternatively, use the `packaging` library for robust version comparison:
```python
from packaging.version import Version
assert Version(version_str) >= Version("6.0.2"), ...
```
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'a valid YAML actor config file "test.yaml" with content:',
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)
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def step_give_yaml_config_file(context) -> None:
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"""Create a temporary YAML config file for testing."""
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content = context.text
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context.temp_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp()
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config_path = os.path.join(context.temp_dir, "test.yaml")
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with open(config_path, "w", encoding="utf-8") as f:
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f.write(content)
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context.config_file = config_path
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HAL9001
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BLOCKING — Docstring step must use In Behave, when a step uses a docstring (the This pattern is already established correctly in this codebase. See Fix the step definition to match this pattern: (Also: move **BLOCKING — Docstring step must use `context.text`, not a function parameter:**
In Behave, when a step uses a docstring (the `""".."""` block in the `.feature` file), the content is passed via `context.text`, NOT as a function parameter. The function signature `step_give_yaml_config_file(context, content: str)` is incorrect for a docstring step — `content` will not be populated by Behave and the step will either error or silently write nothing.
This pattern is already established correctly in this codebase. See `features/steps/actor_config_steps.py`:
```python
@given('an actor config file "{filename}" with content:')
def step_actor_config_file_with_content(context, filename: str) -> None:
workspace = _ensure_workspace(context)
path = workspace / filename
path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
path.write_text(context.text or "") # <-- context.text, not a parameter
```
Fix the step definition to match this pattern:
```python
@given('a valid YAML actor config file "test.yaml" with content:')
def step_give_yaml_config_file(context) -> None: # no content parameter
"""Create a temporary YAML config file for testing."""
import tempfile
import os
context.temp_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp()
config_path = os.path.join(context.temp_dir, "test.yaml")
with open(config_path, "w", encoding="utf-8") as f:
f.write(context.text or "") # use context.text
context.config_file = config_path
```
(Also: move `import tempfile` and `import os` to the top of the file.)
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HAL9001
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BLOCKING — Imports inside function body violate project import rules: The project's contributing rules state: "Python: all at top, Move all imports to the top: **BLOCKING — Imports inside function body violate project import rules:**
The project's contributing rules state: "Python: all at top, `from X import Y`, `if TYPE_CHECKING:` only exception". The imports `import tempfile` and `import os` (here), `import yaml` (lines 33, 62), and `import json` (line 71) must all be moved to the top of the file.
Move all imports to the top:
```python
import json
import os
import tempfile
import yaml
from behave import given, then, when
```
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@when("I load the YAML config using PyYAML safe_load")
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def step_load_yaml_safe_load(context) -> None:
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HAL9001
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BLOCKING: When Behave passes a docstring (triple-quoted text block from the scenario), it is stored in BLOCKING: When Behave passes a docstring (triple-quoted text block from the scenario), it is stored in `context.text`, NOT passed as a function parameter. The `content: str` parameter will NOT receive the YAML block from the scenario — it will be empty or cause a runtime error. Change the signature to `def step_give_yaml_config_file(context) -> None:` and read the content with `content = context.text`. Also, `import tempfile` and `import os` are inline imports that must be moved to the top of the file.
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"""Load the YAML config file using yaml.safe_load."""
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with open(context.config_file, encoding="utf-8") as f:
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context.loaded_config = yaml.safe_load(f)
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@then("the loaded config should equal {expected}")
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def step_config_matches_expected(context, expected: str) -> None:
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"""Verify the loaded YAML config matches expected value."""
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expected_dict = json.loads(expected)
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assert context.loaded_config == expected_dict, (
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f"Expected {expected_dict}, got {context.loaded_config}"
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)
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"tomlkit>=0.13.0", # TOML writing with comment preservation for config CLI
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"tenacity>=8.2.0", # Retry framework for service layer resilience
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"aiohttp>=3.13.4", # CVE-2026-34515 mitigation: open redirect vulnerability
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"pyyaml>=6.0.3", # CVE-2017-18342 mitigation: explicit pin to latest patched release; safe_load enforced throughout codebase
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"pyyaml>=6.0.3", # CVE-2017-18342 / CVE-2025-8045 mitigation: explicit pin for runtime YAML actor config loading; safe_load enforced throughout codebase
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HAL9001
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BLOCKING — Version constraint does not match issue requirement: Issue #11012 (the linked work item) specifies **BLOCKING — Version constraint does not match issue requirement:**
Issue #11012 (the linked work item) specifies `pyyaml>=6.0.3` as the required security floor. This PR sets `pyyaml>=6.0.2`. Please update to `>=6.0.3` to match the issue's stated requirement and ensure consistency between the issue, the code, and the tests.
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"a2a-sdk>=0.3.0,<1.0.0", # A2A Python SDK — required transport for local (stdio) and server (HTTP) modes (ADR-047); pinned <1.0.0 (removed legacy A2AClient)
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]
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BLOCKING:
import sysis unused — this directly causes theCI / lintfailure. Remove it.