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fix(cfn-guard): canonicalize creates invalid json [DO NOT MERGE / REVIEW RUNNING AGAINST CI] #540
The issue appears to be with paths. I encountered something similar in the TS lib but massaged the data in there as I assumed it was an issue with those changes and not guard itself.
Description of changes:
Use an OSString instead of a canonicalized PathBuf converted to a string. It generated invalid characters for JSON and SARIF.
Issue #, if available: 536
The issue appears to be with paths. I encountered something similar in the TS lib but massaged the data in there as I assumed it was an issue with those changes and not guard itself.
Description of changes:
Use an OSString instead of a canonicalized PathBuf converted to a string. It generated invalid characters for JSON and SARIF.
https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/81045#issuecomment-761076607
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