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Bug: Node.js Commands Fail in Java Maven Project
The pipeline is configured for Node.js, including installing Node.js and running npm install and npm run build. This is a Java Maven project, so these Node.js commands will fail without a package.json file, breaking the pipeline.
Bug: Snyk Command Fails Due to Undefined Environment Variable
The snyk code test command references the SNYK_ORG_ID environment variable, but it's not defined in the workflow. This results in an empty --org parameter, which may cause the Snyk command to fail or use incorrect organization settings.
Bug: Snyk JSON Output Mismatch Causes Incorrect Vulnerability Counts
The jq parsing for the security summary expects SARIF JSON, but the Snyk action's --json-file-output produces Snyk's native JSON format. This mismatch results in incorrect (likely zero) vulnerability counts in the job summary.
Bug: Undefined Environment Variable Causes Snyk Command Failure
The snyk code test command references SNYK_ORG_ID via ${{ env.SNYK_ORG_ID }}, but this variable is not defined in the workflow. This results in an empty value for the --org parameter, which may cause the Snyk command to fail or operate incorrectly.
Bug: Incorrect Build Configuration for Java Project
The pipeline is configured for Node.js, running npm install and npm run build. This is a Java Maven project, so these npm commands will fail due to the absence of a package.json file.
Bug: Docker Push Fails with Unsupported Platform Flag
The docker push command was updated to include the --platform flag. This flag is not supported by docker push, causing the image push to fail.
Additional Locations (1)
Bug: Incorrect Pipeline Configuration for Java Project
The Azure pipeline is configured for Node.js, installing Node.js and running npm install and npm run build. This project is actually Java Maven, so these npm commands will fail due to the lack of a package.json file or Node.js dependencies.
Bug: Snyk Command Fails Due to Undefined Environment Variable
The snyk code test command references SNYK_ORG_ID for its --org parameter, but this environment variable isn't defined in the workflow. This results in an empty organization ID being passed, which may cause the Snyk command to fail or behave unexpectedly.
Bug: Redundant Method in Test Code
The wibble method duplicates the remove method's functionality, both finding and removing a Todo entity. This looks like unintended test code or a copy-paste error, especially given the method name and the PR title "Test".
Bug: Snyk Code Test Fails Due to Missing Org ID
The snyk code test step references the SNYK_ORG_ID environment variable for its --org parameter, but this variable is not defined in the workflow. This causes the Snyk command to receive an empty organization ID, which may lead to unexpected behavior or failures.
Bug: Invalid Platform Flag in Docker Push
The docker push command includes the --platform linux/arm64 flag. This flag is only valid for docker build, causing the push operation to fail with an "unknown flag" error.
Additional Locations (1)
Bug: Missing SNYK_ORG_ID Causes Command Failure
The snyk code test command references the SNYK_ORG_ID environment variable, which is not defined in the workflow's env section. This causes the --org parameter to receive an empty value, potentially leading to unexpected behavior or command failure.
Bug: Incorrect CI Configuration for Java Project
The azure-pipelines.yml is configured for a Node.js project, including Node.js tooling and npm commands. This project is actually a Java Maven project, so the Node.js-specific steps will fail since there's no package.json.
Bug: Pipeline Mismatch: Node.js Config for Java Project
The Azure pipeline is configured for a Node.js project, but this repository contains a Java Maven project. The npm install and npm run build steps will fail because the project lacks package.json files and Node.js dependencies.
Bug: Snyk Code Test Missing Organization ID
The snyk code test command references SNYK_ORG_ID, but this environment variable is not defined in the workflow's env section. Only SNYK_TOKEN is present, resulting in an empty organization ID being passed to Snyk and potentially unexpected command behavior.
Bug: Pipeline Configuration Mismatch Causes Failure
The Azure pipeline is configured for Node.js commands (npm install, npm run build) but the project is Java/Maven. This mismatch will cause the pipeline to fail due to the absence of package.json files and Node.js dependencies.
Bug: Undefined SNYK_ORG_ID Causes Snyk Command Issues
The snyk code test command references SNYK_ORG_ID for its --org parameter, but this environment variable is not defined in the workflow. This results in an empty value being passed, which may cause the Snyk command to fail or behave unexpectedly.
Bug: Snyk Code Test Fails Due to Missing Org ID
The Snyk Code test step uses ${{ env.SNYK_ORG_ID }} for the --org parameter, but this environment variable is not defined in the workflow. This results in an empty value, which may cause the Snyk command to fail or use an unintended organization.
Bug: Redundant Method with Placeholder Name
The new wibble method duplicates the functionality of the remove method, sharing an identical implementation. The name "wibble" suggests this might be placeholder or test code that was accidentally committed.
Additional Locations (1)