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I thought about having some config which sits with the code (so not in .github dir) which contains a whitelist (or ignorelist) which at least contains
- CVE
Possible also - End date until whitelist is valid (so required a review after x months)
And also i don't now how the CVE's on dependencies work, but i guess CVE's on a dependency can also be updated (added text, change of severity) so it would be nice to link the ignore a certain version of the CVE.
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@LiuVII what do you think about adding a new config option (a list called ignore
?) that is checked against the advisory_ghsa_id
field of the API response? We don't receive CVEs in the API response, hence the fallback to GHSA ids.
If you need help getting a PR started please let me know!
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@AtzeDeVries this sounds like something we could do in a future. What format do you envision to specify the dependencies?
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We'll likely move our config options (licenses and allow/denylist) to an external config file in the upcoming months to make this Action easier to install in big organizations. Will take a look at this when we do the migration.
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Thnx for taking a look at it!
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I don't see how this can be fully utilized without whitelisting really, looks like a must for anything beyond the MVP phase.
Is there some workaround in a meantime at least?
upd: well, maybe the GHA check can't be enforced really without whitelisting is what I mean, the action itself is pretty useful as it is 🙂 but making this check required would be really nice
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