Bump codacy/codacy-analysis-cli-action from 1.1.0 to 4.4.0

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Bumps codacy/codacy-analysis-cli-action from 1.1.0 to 4.4.0.

Release notes

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Update cli and tool versions

Update versions of:

• staticheck
• gosec
• codacy-analysis-cli

Move tools to artifact

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Add max-tool-memory flag

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Introduce new versioning scheme

Now the versions will be published in the form of v4, v4.1 and v4.1.0.

Allow running Codacy Standalone tools

This release adds support for running Gosec, Clang-tidy, and many more standalone tools from the action.

Skip Uncommitted Changes

It's now possible to skip uncommitted changes using the flag --skip-uncommitted-files-check

Parallel mode runs now tools in parallel

Parallel mode was not working as intended. Now it spawns multiple Docker instances based on the parallelism level

Fix using the correct commit SHA on pull requests

Actions triggered on pull requests now send the reports for the correct commit SHA

Fix staticcheck flow that could change go.mod files

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Fix standalone tools

Fixes scenario where gosec does not run leading to failure in the next standalone tools.

Add support for account API tokens

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Fix SARIF output for tools that returns 0 startLine

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Bump CLI version used in action

• Bump to CLI version to 5.1.4.
• Now, when exporting issues to SARIF it no longer downgrades issues' severities for security patterns.

Commits

• 33d4559 feat: build for release
• 43db50b feat: build for release
• 5cc54a7 feat: build for release
• d43127f feat: build for release
• 8abcaf1 feat: build for release
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