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Convert to a composite action #10
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I don't know enough to approve this. How can we test it?
Convert the current docker container based action into a composite action. A composite action no longer requires a Dockerfile or entrypoint script. The actual action YAML now parameterizes the key selected arguments of Bandit into official inputs into the action. The output of the code scan is to generate a JSON file using Bandit's SARIF format. This can be uploaded and rendered nicely into GitHub's ecosystem as a "Code Scanning" application. https://docs.github.com/en/actions/creating-actions/creating-a-composite-action Signed-off-by: Eric Brown <[email protected]>
You can copy-and-paste this example action workflow: As long as you have some vulnerable code in your repo, the results will appear in the Security -> Code scanning tab. For example: |
I totally missed this one, sorry about that. Taking a look now! |
How do you see this working with #6 , I guess that's no longer needed now (which I am totally fine with)? |
Any further thoughts on this one before merging? |
Convert the current docker container based action into a composite action. A composite action no longer requires a Dockerfile or entrypoint script.
The actual action YAML now parameterizes the key selected arguments of Bandit into official inputs into the action.
The output of the code scan is to generate a JSON file using Bandit's SARIF format. This can be uploaded and rendered nicely into GitHub's ecosystem as a "Code Scanning" application.
https://docs.github.com/en/actions/creating-actions/creating-a-composite-action