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See #318 for reasons for this change.

from bandit.core import utils


BASE_CONFIG = 'bandit.yml'
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This is in disagreement with README file, where name .bandit.yml is used.

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OK, there are two configuration files. One, .bandit is to put command line options. The other, the bandit.yml via -c is for more extensive options.

However this patch is making it even more confusing.

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So this patch will make things even more confusing for users of Bandit. .bandit is intended for command line options so that a user doesn't have to type each time.

The other config via -c is for more extensive options, like customizing the test plugins is a bandit.yml file.

Please don't name them the same, this will make it less obvious the difference between the two.


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This is an unrelated change. Please put in a separate PR.

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I just wanted to make my PR green :P

Per Project Command Line Args
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Projects may include a `.bandit` file that specifies command line arguments
Projects may include a `.bandit.yml` file that specifies command line arguments
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You have .bandit.yml now

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my bad, I will make sure that every file mentions the same config filename

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BASE_CONFIG = 'bandit.yml'
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OK, there are two configuration files. One, .bandit is to put command line options. The other, the bandit.yml via -c is for more extensive options.

However this patch is making it even more confusing.


baseline_command = ['bandit-baseline', '-c', 'bandit.yaml', '-r', '.',
'-p', 'test']
baseline_command = ['bandit-baseline', '-r', '.', '-p', 'test']
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Why is this changed?

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baseline tests should test the basic features - or at least that was my guess, so for for YAML that would be default filename
there are other tests for custom named YAML config files

os.chdir(repo_directory)

with open('bandit.yaml', 'wt') as fd:
with open('bandit.yml', 'wt') as fd:
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Why is this being changed?

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because thats the new default filename and it seems fitting that we should test "default" YAML filename as part of baseline tests
other tests already test of custom provided filename

I will likely change the default filename to .bandit.yml or bandit.yaml (in that add a test case with custom filename) because neither PyCQA or openstack is using bandit.yml - I just took that name from one of the comments from #318 discussion.

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Thank you for the review.

To clear up any .bandit vs YAML config file confusion I will make sure that all .bandit options are being supported by YAML config as well - please see my reasoning (&comment) here: #318 (comment)

I'm still not sure which default filename should be used for YAML, but that is a simple change to make, so it can be done at any time - the combining the two files and simplifing documentation is much more important.

I do not plan on proposing here elimination of INI (or any currently existing command line options), just to make sure users which want to use bandit using a default config file without typing any arguments in the command line can do so, just as it is the case with about any other PyCQA tool.

@rooterkyberian rooterkyberian changed the title use bandit.yml as default config file (resolves #318) [WIP] use bandit.yml as default config file (resolves #318) Mar 1, 2019
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