The microsoft-go repo doesn't complain about lacking a Javascript scan. I think this is probably because the js is in the Go submodule, and the infra that detects what languages to expect scans for can't look at the content of the submodule.
However, microsoft-go-mirror does complain about lacking js scans. No submodule there.
The microsoft-go repo doesn't complain about lacking a Javascript scan. I think this is probably because the js is in the Go submodule, and the infra that detects what languages to expect scans for can't look at the content of the submodule.
However, microsoft-go-mirror does complain about lacking js scans. No submodule there.
Test run: https://dev.azure.com/dnceng/internal/_build/results?buildId=2464566&view=results Made https://codeql.microsoft.com/job/cd91c8a1-580d-4947-9325-8c7157d00c8a