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Reject repeated SHA-256 digests in DockerImageName - #12155
DockerImageName.parse() currently accepts an image reference with two @sha256: delimiters and silently drops the second digest. This can turn a malformed reference into a different, valid image reference.
Split the digest suffix once and reject empty or repeated digest segments before constructing the parsed name. Valid digest-only and tag-plus-digest references continue to use the existing versioning paths.
The regression exercises both untagged and tagged references with a second digest delimiter, with and without a value after that delimiter. The unmodified parser silently accepts repeated digests. All 47 DockerImageNameTest cases pass with the fix, and the core Checkstyle and Spotless checks pass.
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Bug Fixes
SHA-256 image names containing the same digest more than once are now rejected, both with and without a tag. These malformed references fail validation instead of being treated as valid image names.
Valid SHA-256 image names continue to be accepted, and any supplied tag is retained during parsing.
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SHA-256 image name parsing now rejects split results with an incorrect number of parts or an empty digest. Parameterized tests cover repeated digests in names with and without a tag.
Parsing validates the SHA-256 split result and rejects an empty digest. Parameterized tests assert that parsing rejects repeated digests, with and without a tag.
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The description states the problem (DockerImageName.parse() accepts two @sha256: delimiters and silently drops the second digest), the fix (split the digest suffix once and reject empty or repeated digest segments), and the regression test coverage (untagged and tagged references, with and without a value after the second delimiter). It also reports the test results and the Checkstyle and Spotless checks. It does not follow the repository template's headings or mention the new-module, dependency-upgrade, or checkstyle/spotless run notes in a structured way, but the template's core requirement is a brief description of the changes and their context, which is met. The test count differs from the objectives (47 in the description vs 46 in the objectives), which is a minor inconsistency rather than a missing item.
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Cover the trailing repeated @sha256: delimiter in the rejection test.
The repeated-digest test only uses inputs whose second digest is non-empty. The split call in DockerImageName uses a positive limit of 3, which keeps a trailing empty segment. That empty segment causes the length check to reject inputs such as myname@sha256:<digest>@sha256:. Without the positive limit, the trailing empty segment is dropped. The input then splits into two elements with a non-empty digest and parses without error. No current assertion in this test fails in that case.
Add tagged and untagged trailing-delimiter assertions to guard this path.
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Review comment at
@core/src/test/java/org/testcontainers/utility/DockerImageNameTest.java around
lines 67 - 70:
Add untagged and tagged assertions for repeated digests ending with an empty
second digest in rejectsRepeatedDigestWhenParsing. Verify both inputs ending in
“@sha256:” are rejected with IllegalArgumentException, alongside the existing
non-empty repeated-digest cases.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
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Review comments at
@core/src/test/java/org/testcontainers/utility/DockerImageNameTest.java:
- Around line 67-70: Add untagged and tagged assertions for repeated digests
ending with an empty second digest in rejectsRepeatedDigestWhenParsing. Verify
both inputs ending in “@sha256:” are rejected with IllegalArgumentException,
alongside the existing non-empty repeated-digest cases.
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DockerImageName.parse()currently accepts an image reference with two@sha256:delimiters and silently drops the second digest. This can turn a malformed reference into a different, valid image reference.Split the digest suffix once and reject empty or repeated digest segments before constructing the parsed name. Valid digest-only and tag-plus-digest references continue to use the existing versioning paths.
The regression exercises both untagged and tagged references with a second digest delimiter, with and without a value after that delimiter. The unmodified parser silently accepts repeated digests. All 47
DockerImageNameTestcases pass with the fix, and the core Checkstyle and Spotless checks pass.Summary by CodeRabbit