Open djdta opened 3 years ago
Hey @djdta - this sounds a little intrusive on the part of tfsec. We'd have to dig into the .git
folder to get the org and repo details. Then assuming there is a GITHUB_TOKEN
on the environment of the executing machine we can create an issue on your behalf. I don't think that is something I would welcome a command-line tool doing.
One option you could consider, assuming you use GitHub Actions is to make use of the tfsec-pr-commenter-action which will comment on PRs when it sees issues (specifically created within the PRs commits)
Another possible option, the VSCode TFSEC Plugin could be updated to have a check generated from the explorer view of identified issues? Does that sound like something that would work for you?
@owenrumney Thanks for your reply.
For the cli i understand this will not be possible, but for the vs code plugin I think it would be a great feature to have.
djdta
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The one thing that tfsec does not have is the ability to raise security issues on the repo once they have been found.
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When a security check has found some issue, I would like to right-click on that issue and create an issue on the repo
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Nope.
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