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Introduces `computeLayerAttribution` in `lib/analyzer/layer-attribution.ts` and wires it through the full pipeline. Enabled with `--layer-attribution`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Memory: make orderedLayers optional in ExtractionResult; only populate it when layer-attribution option is enabled, avoiding holding all per-layer file buffers unconditionally - Performance: cache computeLayerAttribution results by AnalysisType so duplicate manager types (APT regular + distroless, RPM BDB + SQLite) share a single expensive layer-parsing pass - Clarity: add JSDoc to buildHistoryInstructions explaining why it differs from getUserInstructionLayersFromConfig (all-layers vs user-layers) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- docker.spec.ts: remove fragile sha256 checksum comparison in the
hello-world round-trip test; Docker's tar format varies across
versions so the normalised checksums no longer match the fixture.
Existence of the output file is still verified.
- docker.spec.ts: change 'someImage' (uppercase → HTTP 400) to a valid
lowercase name so the "image doesn't exist" test exercises the
intended 404 code path ("not found") rather than a name-validation
error.
- plugin.spec.ts: update nginx:1.19.0 manifest layer digests; the
compressed layer blobs were re-published on Docker Hub with different
compression, changing the manifest digests while the image config
(and therefore imageId) remained the same.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Adds the ability to attribute each OS package to the specific image layer that first introduced it, following the same approach as Trivy's `Layer { DiffID, Digest }`. Attribution is opt-in via a new `layer-attribution` plugin option so there is no performance impact on existing callers.
How layer attribution is computed
Docker images are built from an ordered stack of layers. Each layer is a filesystem delta produced by one Dockerfile instruction. When a package manager installs or removes packages, it rewrites its database in full (e.g. `/lib/apk/db/installed`, `/var/lib/dpkg/status`). This property makes diff-based attribution possible: if you parse the package DB from each layer in isolation and compare successive snapshots, you can pinpoint exactly which layer introduced (or removed) each package.
Algorithm (`lib/analyzer/layer-attribution.ts`)
History alignment. The image config's `history` array contains one entry per Dockerfile instruction, some marked `empty_layer: true` (metadata instructions like `ENV`, `LABEL`, `EXPOSE` that produce no filesystem delta). These are filtered out to produce an aligned array where index `i` maps to `rootFsLayers[i]` and its instruction text.
Per-layer parse. For each layer in order, the package DB is read from that layer's file map alone — not the merged view used for the normal scan. Two cases are distinguished:
Set diff. Each DB-writing layer's package set is diffed against the previous one:
A `LayerAttributionEntry` is emitted for any layer with at least one addition or removal. The `pkgLayerMap` records the layer where each `name@version` key first appeared.
Multi-manager support. `computeLayerAttribution` is called once per unique `AnalysisType` (APK, APT, RPM, Chisel). Results are cached by type so duplicate entries — APT regular + APT distroless, RPM BDB + RPM SQLite — share one parse pass and reuse the cached `pkgLayerMap`. Entries from all managers are merged per-layer by `mergeLayerAttributionEntries`.
Package annotation. Each `AnalyzedPackage` is stamped with `layerIndex` and `layerDiffId` by looking up its key in `pkgLayerMap`. These propagate to dep-graph node labels via `lib/dependency-tree/index.ts`.
Fact emission. `lib/response-builder.ts` assembles the entries into a `layerPackageAttribution` fact on the OS scan result.
Output
New fact (`layerPackageAttribution`):
```json
{
"type": "layerPackageAttribution",
"data": [
{
"layerIndex": 0,
"diffID": "sha256:abc...",
"instruction": "FROM ubuntu:22.04",
"packages": ["libc6@2.35-0ubuntu3", "curl@7.81.0"]
},
{
"layerIndex": 2,
"diffID": "sha256:ghi...",
"digest": "sha256:def...",
"instruction": "RUN apt-get install -y nginx",
"packages": ["nginx@1.18.0"],
"removedPackages": ["curl@7.81.0"]
}
]
}
```
New dep-graph node labels (additive alongside existing `dockerLayerId`):
```json
"labels": {
"dockerLayerId": "UnVOIGFwdC1nZXQ...",
"layerDiffId": "sha256:ghi...",
"layerIndex": "2"
}
```
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