chore(security): bootstrap deny.toml#46
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This pull request introduces a deny.toml configuration file to manage dependency graphs, security advisories, licenses, and source registries. The feedback suggests strengthening the security posture by changing the policy for yanked crates and unknown registries or git sources from 'warn' to 'deny' to prevent the accidental inclusion of compromised or untrusted code.
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| version = 2 | ||
| yanked = "warn" |
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| unknown-registry = "warn" | ||
| unknown-git = "warn" |
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To strengthen supply chain security, it is recommended to deny unknown registries and git sources. This configuration forces explicit approval of trusted external sources, reducing the risk of dependency confusion or malicious code injection.
| unknown-registry = "warn" | |
| unknown-git = "warn" | |
| unknown-registry = "deny" | |
| unknown-git = "deny" |
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Sequence DiagramThis PR adds a cargo deny configuration so CI can run full-feature dependency checks, enforcing advisory, license, version, and source policies for Rust crates. sequenceDiagram
participant Developer
participant CI
participant CargoDeny
participant Registry
Developer->>CI: Push Rust code changes
CI->>CargoDeny: Run dependency check with deny config
CargoDeny->>Registry: Fetch crate advisories and metadata
CargoDeny->>CargoDeny: Apply advisories license bans and sources rules
CargoDeny-->>CI: Report warnings and failures
CI-->>Developer: Show dependency policy results
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User description
Bootstraps deny.toml for cargo-deny advisories check.
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Low Risk
Low risk because it only introduces a
cargo-denypolicy config and does not change runtime code; potential impact is limited to CI/build failures if dependencies violate the new rules.Overview
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cargo-denyby adding adeny.tomlpolicy that enables all-features scanning and sets rules for advisories (warn on yanked), licenses (allowlist), bans (deny wildcards; warn on multiple versions), and sources (warn on unknown registries/git; allow crates.io).Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 8ba4dba. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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Add dependency policy checks for Rust packages
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✅ Earlier dependency warnings✅ Clearer license compliance checks✅ Fewer risky dependency updates🔄 Retrigger CodeAnt AI Review
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