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Using depscan with other tools creates a comment on merge request on gitlab. But using only depscan module does not create the comment on merge request on gitlab as depscan has no finding file/ sarif files & hence it passes through should_annotate function. I've tried to fix this issue which is also mentioned in https://github.com/ShiftLeftSecurity/sast-scan/issues/357
@adarshshetty1 Thank you for this PR! Did you get a chance to test this? Could you share any screenshot or public repo since I don't have time to test this personally?
Using depscan with other tools creates a comment on merge request on gitlab. But using only depscan module does not create the comment on merge request on gitlab as depscan has no finding file/ sarif files & hence it passes through should_annotate function. I've tried to fix this issue which is also mentioned in https://github.com/ShiftLeftSecurity/sast-scan/issues/357