feat(iac): scan Infrastructure-as-Code files for misconfigurations#47
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Adds IaC scanning so the LSP can flag misconfigurations, not just image vulnerabilities. This is the biggest feature the VSCode extension had that the LSP lacked, and a prerequisite for the LSP becoming the extension's core engine.
The scanner runs
sysdig-cli-scanner --iacover a single file (via a "Scan IaC file" code lens on Compose/K8s manifests) or the whole workspace recursively (sysdig-lsp.execute-iac-scanwith no argument), and publishes findings as per-file diagnostics.Diagnostics are now source-tagged (
sysdig-iacvssysdig-vuln) so IaC and image-scan results have independent lifecycles on the same document: each scan replaces only its own findings, and document edits clear line-anchored vulnerability diagnostics while preserving IaC ones. Command execution was moved off the server lock so a long recursive scan no longer stalls unrelated editor requests.Also fixes the Neovim config examples in the README, which named the wrong environment variable (
SYSDIG_API_TOKENinstead ofSECURE_API_TOKEN), and documents the token fallback across all editors.Bumps to 0.9.0.