feat(minvmd-net): add network policy enforcement hook - #471
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Implement Unit 3 requirements (R3.1, R3.2, R3.3): - Add NetworkPolicy enum with Open and Allowlist variants - Implement check_network_policy() stub (no-op for open policy) - Wire call site in run_foreground() before VM boot - Include doc comment placeholder for future taskspec integration - Add unit tests for policy checking The enforcement hook is currently a no-op (policy default: open). Future work will implement allowlist enforcement once the taskspec network declaration is available. Closes #458
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| /// Currently always returns `Ok(())` (policy default: open). | ||
| /// A future spec will implement allowlist enforcement once the taskspec `network` | ||
| /// declaration is available. | ||
| pub fn check_network_policy(policy: &NetworkPolicy) -> anyhow::Result<()> { |
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MEDIUM · Spec compliance · R3.1
The spec (R3.1) requires the function to return Result<(), PolicyError> where PolicyError is a new typed error variant—either a variant added to crate::error or a dedicated net::PolicyError newtype. The spec is explicit that it "is unused in v1 but must be defined so future callers can match on it."
The implementation returns anyhow::Result<()> and no PolicyError type exists in error.rs or elsewhere in the crate. This has two consequences:
- API break when enforcement lands. Today callers call
.context("network policy check failed")?against ananyhow::Result, which compiles fine. When a future PR implements real enforcement and changes the return toResult<(), PolicyError>, every call site must be updated—a wider blast radius than if the typed error were defined now (even as a stub). - Future callers cannot match on policy errors. The spec's rationale for requiring the typed error is precisely to allow
matching at the call site (e.g., to distinguish "policy denied outbound" from an I/O failure).anyhow::Errorerases that information.
Suggested fix—add a PolicyError newtype in net.rs (or a variant in error.rs) and change the signature:
/// Returned when a network policy check refuses session startup.
///
/// Unused in v1; defined so future callers can match on it.
#[derive(Debug, thiserror::Error)]
#[non_exhaustive]
pub enum PolicyError {
#[error("network policy denied: {reason}")]
Denied { reason: String },
}
pub fn check_network_policy(policy: &NetworkPolicy) -> Result<(), PolicyError> {
match policy {
NetworkPolicy::Open => Ok(()),
NetworkPolicy::Allowlist(_) => Ok(()), // no-op in v1
}
}The call site in run.rs still compiles with .context("network policy check failed")? because PolicyError: std::error::Error and anyhow converts it via From.
sdd-validate findings: implementation boundary — PR #471Boundary resolved: Implementation (changed files: Gate 1 — Proof artifacts re-executed and passingInfo — Deferred to consumer CI Both proof artifacts could not be re-executed locally: the gh-aw container's network firewall blocks the crates.io registry (
The consumer's Tests confirmed present in code:
Gate 2 — Changed files within task scopePass Task Files changed by PR: Both changed files are within scope. No changes outside task scope. No changes to protected paths ( Gate 3 — No real credentials in the diffPass No secrets, tokens, keys, or credentials present in the diff. Warning — R3.1 type deviation:
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Closing unmerged: tracking issue #404 is being abandoned (resuming the spec was the wrong call). No further work on the minvmd gvproxy networking spec. |
Summary
Implements Unit 3 requirements (R3.1, R3.2, R3.3) for the minvmd networking gvproxy specification.
Adds the network policy enforcement hook to
minvmd, establishing the interface for future network allowlist enforcement once the taskspecnetworkdeclaration is available.Changes
NetworkPolicyenum withOpenandAllowlist(Vec<String>)variants incrates/minvmd/src/net.rscheck_network_policy()function that currently always returnsOk(())(policy default: open)run_foreground()before VM boot with doc comment placeholder for future taskspec integrationcheck_network_policy()covering both enum variantsTest plan
cargo test -p minvmd net::tests::check_network_policy_open_is_okpassescargo test -p minvmd net::tests::check_network_policy_allowlist_is_okpassescargo test -p minvmdpasses with all 54 unit tests passingVerification
The enforcement hook is currently a no-op (policy default: open/allow all) as specified. Future work will implement allowlist enforcement once the taskspec network declaration is available (see requirement doc).
Closes #458
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