Closed rotemreiss closed 7 months ago
I've created a ticket that would cover this. You can track it here: https://github.com/projectdiscovery/nuclei/issues/3429
Closing this since this feature is now available for use.
@dogancanbakir I tried using this on my repo and setting update-existing to true under github, it still seems to create a new issue for every existing issue, here is my reporting config:
allow-list:
severity: info, low, high, critical, medium
# GitHub contains configuration options for GitHub issue tracker
github:
# issue-label is the label of the created issue type
issue-label: security
# update-existing is the boolean which tells if the existing, opened issue should be updated or new one should be created
update-existing: true
# duplicate-issue-check flag to enable duplicate tracking issue check.
duplicate-issue-check: true
# username of the github accont being used
username: user
# token is the token for GitLab account
token: test-token
# project-name is the name/id of the project(repository)
project-name: "1234"
@monizb, Can you create a new issue on http://github.com/projectdiscovery/nuclei ? Thanks!
I'm using the action with custom templates and the option to report findings as GitHub issues. The issue is that every time my workflow runs (e.g., on push) new issues on the same findings are being created. Is it possible to not open new issues if an issue already exists? If not, this should only be used on releaae, or what is the optimal trigger for such a workflow?