I'm testing out the anti-malware scan using the ubuntu-latest Azure pipeline image and finding that the error message says this is unsupported on Linux. Over in https://github.com/microsoft/security-devops-azdevops/pull/26, @sukhans mentioned that Linux should be working with all of the tools now, is that in fact the case or are some tools still unsupported? If the anti-malware scan is supported, are the pre-requisite steps required to get this functioning properly and could you please share them?
##[error]ConfigurationPathNotFoundException: A configuration file could not be found for: antimalware-linux. This is often due to attempting to use a tool on a platform where it is not yet supported.
##[error]MSDO CLI exited with an error exit code: 1
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Apologies on the lack of clarity for this. Anti-Malware as a tool, was added at a later point and is currently available only for Windows. We do not have an ETA for a Linux version of it.
I'm testing out the anti-malware scan using the
ubuntu-latest
Azure pipeline image and finding that the error message says this is unsupported on Linux. Over in https://github.com/microsoft/security-devops-azdevops/pull/26, @sukhans mentioned that Linux should be working with all of the tools now, is that in fact the case or are some tools still unsupported? If the anti-malware scan is supported, are the pre-requisite steps required to get this functioning properly and could you please share them?