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@github-actions github-actions released this 30 Sep 14:21
· 9 commits to main since this release
v2026.41
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Fixed

  • The report no longer ends with a traceback. Rich wraps sys.stdout in a
    FileProxy while a spinner runs and restores the stream without flushing it, so
    a partial line sat in that buffer until the proxy was garbage-collected — often
    during interpreter shutdown, where the message is
    ImportError: sys.meta_path is None. It appeared after a completed analysis, on
    a terminal only, and looked like the software failing at the worst possible
    moment. All eight spinners now flush both streams before they stop.

  • One pull request per CodeQL upgrade, not four. The four codeql-action
    steps are pinned to a commit here, and Dependabot treats each path as its own
    dependency: on 2026-09-29 it opened #18, #19, #21 and #22 for the same
    4.38.1 → 4.38.2 bump, and every one failed with "Loaded a configuration file for
    version '4.38.1', but running version '4.38.2'" — each moved one step and left
    three behind, while CodeQL requires them to match. All four are on 4.38.2 now,
    and a groups entry keeps them moving together. mailradar was the only Radar
    exposed: the other four track the moving @v4 tag, which hides the skew.

Added

  • A CI gate that refuses. Every other security workflow reports: snyk.yml
    carries continue-on-error, CodeQL and Docker Scout upload SARIF, and
    SonarCloud decides its quality gate after the job has already succeeded. On
    2026-09-29 all of them were green while ten high-severity alerts were open.
    security-posture.yml reads what they published and fails when a blocking
    finding has nobody's name against it; SECURITY-EXCEPTIONS.toml records the
    accepted ones, each with a reason and a review date. sonarcloud.yml now waits
    for its own quality gate, without which a red gate is a green job.

Changed

  • The prose is in English throughout. The quoted law stays in Italian, because
    that is the language it is read in.