Introduce a new configuration variable, BASH_EXEC_IGNORE_LIBRARIES. If
set to true, the behaviour of bash-exec is modified: if a shell file has
a file extension and no shebang line, it is ignored, i.e., allowed to be
non-executable. This allows files that are only every sourced from other
shell files, acting as libraries and not executables, to have no
executable bit set without failing the bash-exec linter.
Terrascan runs initialization anyway when scanning files, so there's no
point in running it at build time. Also, this works around a Terrascan
bug that caused it to fail its initialization if $HOME/.terrascan
directory is not present. This happens on GitHub Actions because it
configures a $HOME directory that is different from ours.
textlint was expensive to run because we added every file in the list of
files to lint to FILE_ARRAY_NATURAL_LANGUAGE. In #5041, we mitigated
this issue but lost the ability to run textlint on changed files only.
Given that textlint ignore files for which it doesn't have a plugin
installed, and that we don't currently install additional plugins
besides the default ones to lint markdown files and text files, we let
textlint run on these files only, so we can have the feature to lint
only changed files with this linter as well, back.
Recent versions of dart analyzer don't support the --options
configuration option anymore, so we cannot pass an arbitrary
configuration file. This commit removes the default dart analyzer
configuration file as well, because it's not needed anymore.
- Run jscpd, gitleaks, textlint against the entire workspace instead of
running them over single files, one by one.
- Implement a warning function for deprecated variables.
- Deprecate the VALIDATE_JSCPD_ALL_CODEBASE variable.
- Remove duplicate configuration files when they are the same as the
ones we provide in TEMPLATES.
- Add a missing tests for ansible-lint.
- Move ANSIBLE_DIRECTORY configuration when running tests in
buildFileList, where similar configs are.
- Simplify ansible-lint test cases to include only what's necessary, and
not an entire set of roles, playbooks, and inventory.
- Write instructions about major upgrades in the upgrade guide.
- Add support to run Checkov against infrastructure as code descriptors
that are in a given (configurable) directory. Defaults to lint the
whole workspace.
- Establish a baseline for our own codebase so we don't have to fix
issues right away with this change.
* Lint Go projects by directory
* Search for Go modules
* Fix test path
* Add test cases and fix command
* Change workdir
* Add a warning about false positives
* fatal instead of warn
* Move tests to the test directory
* Close group on fatal
* Don't fail in test mode
