SECURITY / DESIGN PRINCIPLES

Your build.
Your boundaries.

Source code, signing keys, and release permissions are central to a build service. Here’s the approach proposed for Buildlane.

Separate build environments

Each build should run in an isolated environment with a defined lifecycle. Workspace cleanup and tenant isolation need verification before live projects can use the service. Dependency caches should remain scoped to the appropriate project and trust boundary.

Credentials belong outside source control

Signing certificates, provisioning profiles, and store access credentials should be encrypted at rest and made available only to authorized workflows. Logs should redact sensitive values, and credential access should be auditable.

Untrusted pull requests should not automatically receive signing secrets or production distribution permissions.

Access only what a build needs

Repository connections should request narrow permissions and allow teams to choose which repositories are accessible. Project access, workflow editing, and production release approval should be separate permissions.

Visible retention and deletion

Teams should know how long source workspaces, logs, caches, and artifacts are retained. Retention periods, storage regions, and deletion behavior will need to be documented before launch.

Publishing remains an explicit decision

A successful build should not silently expand access or publish to production. Distribution should use a chosen destination, an authorized credential, and an approval step when the workflow requires one.

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