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It all boils down that the source being used by implementation is 036 * "trusted" by user or not. 037 * 038 * @since 1.9.0 039 */ 040public interface TrustedChecksumsSource { 041 /** 042 * May return the trusted checksums (for given artifact) from trusted source, or {@code null} if not enabled. 043 * Enabled trusted checksum source SHOULD return non-null (empty map) result, when it has no data for given 044 * artifact. Empty map means in this case "no information", but how that case is interpreted depends on consumer 045 * for trusted checksums. 046 * 047 * @param session The repository system session, never {@code null}. 048 * @param artifact The artifact we want checksums for, never {@code null}. 049 * @param artifactRepository The origin repository: local, workspace, remote repository, never {@code null}. 050 * @param checksumAlgorithmFactories The checksum algorithms that are expected, never {@code null}. 051 * @return Map of expected checksums, or {@code null} if not enabled. 052 */ 053 Map<String, String> getTrustedArtifactChecksums( 054 RepositorySystemSession session, 055 Artifact artifact, 056 ArtifactRepository artifactRepository, 057 List<ChecksumAlgorithmFactory> checksumAlgorithmFactories); 058 059 /** 060 * May return the trusted checksums (for given metadata) from trusted source, or {@code null} if not enabled 061 * or the implementation does not cover metadata. Semantics are the same as for 062 * {@link #getTrustedArtifactChecksums(RepositorySystemSession, Artifact, ArtifactRepository, List)}, but 063 * covering metadata: metadata like {@code maven-metadata.xml} influences resolution decisions (for example 064 * version range selection), so trusted sources able to attest metadata should expose that here. 065 * <p> 066 * The default implementation returns {@code null} ("not enabled for metadata"), preserving the behavior of 067 * implementations written before this method existed. 068 * 069 * @param session The repository system session, never {@code null}. 070 * @param metadata The metadata we want checksums for, never {@code null}. 071 * @param artifactRepository The origin repository: local, workspace, remote repository, never {@code null}. 072 * @param checksumAlgorithmFactories The checksum algorithms that are expected, never {@code null}. 073 * @return Map of expected checksums, or {@code null}. 074 * @since 2.0.23 075 */ 076 default Map<String, String> getTrustedMetadataChecksums( 077 RepositorySystemSession session, 078 Metadata metadata, 079 ArtifactRepository artifactRepository, 080 List<ChecksumAlgorithmFactory> checksumAlgorithmFactories) { 081 return null; 082 } 083 084 /** 085 * A writer that is able to write/add trusted checksums to this implementation. 086 */ 087 interface Writer { 088 /** 089 * Performs whatever implementation requires to "set" (write/add/append) given map of trusted checksums. 090 * The passed in list of checksum algorithm factories and the map must have equal size and mapping must 091 * contain all algorithm names in list. 092 */ 093 void addTrustedArtifactChecksums( 094 Artifact artifact, 095 ArtifactRepository artifactRepository, 096 List<ChecksumAlgorithmFactory> checksumAlgorithmFactories, 097 Map<String, String> trustedArtifactChecksums) 098 throws IOException; 099 100 /** 101 * Performs whatever implementation requires to "set" (write/add/append) given map of trusted checksums, 102 * for given metadata. Semantics are the same as for 103 * {@link #addTrustedArtifactChecksums(Artifact, ArtifactRepository, List, Map)}, but covering metadata. 104 * <p> 105 * The default implementation records nothing, preserving the behavior of implementations written before 106 * this method existed. 107 * 108 * @since 2.0.23 109 */ 110 default void addTrustedMetadataChecksums( 111 Metadata metadata, 112 ArtifactRepository artifactRepository, 113 List<ChecksumAlgorithmFactory> checksumAlgorithmFactories, 114 Map<String, String> trustedMetadataChecksums) 115 throws IOException { 116 // no-op: implementations written before this method existed record artifact checksums only 117 } 118 } 119 120 /** 121 * Some trusted checksums sources may implement this optional method: ability to write/add checksums to them. 122 * If source does not support this feature, method should return {@code null}. 123 */ 124 Writer getTrustedArtifactChecksumsWriter(RepositorySystemSession session); 125}