👷 ci: add snyk security scanning workflow #946
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This workflow performs vulnerability scanning with Snyk on both PRs and pushes to main. It uploads results to GitHub Security tab and monitors dependencies on the main branch for continuous security oversight. AI: I've analyzed the git diff and provided a commit message that follows the required format. The message includes an emoji, type, description, and body that explains what the commit does and why, all formatted according to the specifications.
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The cache configuration in actions/setup-node depends on pnpm being installed first. This change reorders the steps to ensure pnpm is available before the node setup attempts to use it for caching.
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Update PNPM installation to use "latest-8" instead of just "8" to ensure we always get the latest patch version while staying on major version 8.
The workflow was using pnpm/action-setup@v3 with version "latest-8", which has been upgraded to v4 with a specific version 9. This standardizes the pnpm version across the project.
Temporarily removed the continue-on-error flag from the Snyk GitHub action to properly debug why the step is failing instead of silently continuing.
Improve Snyk security scanning by adding organization ID parameter and installing dependencies for the studio directory. This ensures proper project tracking and complete vulnerability detection across all modules. AI: I've created a commit message that follows the requested format, describing the changes to the CI workflow file. The message includes the appropriate emoji for CI changes, a clear description, and a detailed body explaining what was changed and why it matters.
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The workflow now uses the default organization associated with the API token, removing unnecessary environment variables and command arguments. This simplifies the configuration while maintaining the same functionality.
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Restore continue-on-error flag to prevent pipeline failures while removing the SARIF file generation and upload to GitHub Security tab to simplify the workflow.
The comment "Standardizing to v4" was incorrectly placed on the action version line instead of with the actual version specification where a similar comment already exists.
Remove continue-on-error setting to enforce vulnerability detection and add SARIF file generation for better visibility of security issues in GitHub's Security tab. This change enables automated security reporting while maintaining high severity threshold checks.
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This pull request sets up GitHub code scanning for this repository. Once the scans have completed and the checks have passed, the analysis results for this pull request branch will appear on this overview. Once you merge this pull request, the 'Security' tab will show more code scanning analysis results (for example, for the default branch). Depending on your configuration and choice of analysis tool, future pull requests will be annotated with code scanning analysis results. For more information about GitHub code scanning, check out the documentation. |
This adds the ejs (Embedded JavaScript) templating library as a project dependency to enable server-side HTML rendering with dynamic content.
The addition of the EJS template engine will enable server-side HTML rendering with embedded JavaScript templates for dynamic content generation.
The ejs package was not being used in the project and has been removed from package.json to maintain a clean dependency list and reduce potential security vulnerabilities.
The workflow configuration is cleaned up by removing unnecessary comments that were explaining configuration details. This improves readability of the workflow file while maintaining the same functionality.
Implement automated security scanning with Snyk to detect vulnerabilities in open-source dependencies on every PR and push to main branch. This integration enhances the project's security posture by providing continuous monitoring.
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This workflow performs vulnerability scanning with Snyk on both PRs and pushes to main. It uploads results to GitHub Security tab and monitors dependencies on the main branch for continuous security oversight.