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Purpose
Purpose of this pull request is to integrate the CVE maven plugin for eagle to check security vulnerabilities in dependencies during build time. This will help to detect publicly disclosed vulnerabilities contained within eagle's dependencies (and the dependencies of all child modules).
Usage
This plugin configuration is attached to the
mvn verify
phase. Therefore, this will run automatically when we perform amvn clean verify
. Once themvn
process is completed, the plugin will create adependency-check-report.html
report intarget/
dir with the detect vulnerabilities.In case if you need to skip this plugin, use
owasp.check.skip=true
property (i.emvn clean verify -Dowasp.check.skip=true
).Remarks
Be sure to do all of the following to help us incorporate your contribution
quickly and easily:
[EAGLE-<Jira issue #>] Description of pull request
mvn clean verify
. (Even better, enableTravis-CI on your fork and ensure the whole test matrix passes).
<Jira issue #>
in the title with the actual Jira issuenumber, if there is one.
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