[CI][Security] ROCM-26563: enforce HTTPS verification in PSDB trigger#3086
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… workflow Remove PYTHONHTTPSVERIFY=0 from the cancel_previous_build.py and jenkins_api.py docker exec invocations in PSDB-amd-staging.yml. This flag globally disabled Python TLS certificate verification for all outbound HTTPS in those processes (Jenkins API and GitHub API calls), exposing credentials (CI_JENKINS_TOKEN, GITHUB_PAT) to man-in-the-middle attacks. As the current Jenkins endpoint presents a valid, publicly-trusted DigiCert certificate, so verification can be safely enforced.
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Fix for the issue "ROCM-26563 — PSDB Jenkins trigger: HTTPS verification disabled"
End-to-end flow: A PR to amd-staging runs the GitHub Actions workflow PSDB-amd-staging.yml on a self-hosted runner. It pulls an internal Docker image (JENKINS_TRIGGER_DOCKER_IMAGE) and runs two Python scripts inside it — cancel_previous_build.py and jenkins_api.py — which call the Jenkins server and the GitHub API to cancel stale builds and trigger the PSDB pipeline.
Issue: Both scripts were launched with PYTHONHTTPSVERIFY=0, which globally disables TLS certificate verification. This left the Jenkins and GitHub calls open to man-in-the-middle attacks and credential interception (CI_JENKINS_TOKEN, GitHub PAT). The flag is unnecessary — Jenkins presents a valid public DigiCert certificate.