Setting up codescanning for chef-datadog #834
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albertvaka
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Jan 4, 2022
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@albertvaka By default, security queries will be analyzed. We can also scan for code-quality queries. These queries are marked with specific tags and thus they can be grouped with query selectors. |
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As of now code-scanning for Ruby is under Beta-Testing. We hope we they'll add some improvements to the queries in future. You can check the list of security queries that are analyzed from this GitHub action job log: https://github.com/ganeshkumarsv/chef-datadog/runs/4696045050?check_suite_focus=true |
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Static code analysis on chef-datadog using Github's Code Scanning.
This PR has Github workflow configs to trigger the Code Scanning on every PR and on push to main branch. As of now only default security based CodeQL queries are configured. We can gradually add queries for Code Quality later. It is a part of Datadog compliance requirements to regularly perform code-scanning on all the customer installed code. As the repository is small, no security alerts were found during the scan.