Aurelien Gateau
Aurelien Gateau
## GitGuardian Shield Version - 1.12.0 ## Command executed `ggshield secret scan pre-receive` ## Describe the bug When ggshield is used in pre-receive mode, ggshield cache should be skipped as...
## GitGuardian Shield Version - 1.12.0 ## Describe the bug When scanning a new branch, ggshield pre-push hook is not able to detect the branch start and resort to scanning...
## The problem Automatically generating release notes from git logs does not produce a useful document for end users. ## Not so good solutions One solution is to write the...
## The problem When pushing commits to the `main` branch, the CI used to update the `gitguardian/ggshield:latest` Docker image with the content of `main`. The `scanning-released` job would then scan...
## Description The Files class currently has an [extra_headers](https://github.com/GitGuardian/ggshield/blob/18a72e5c85ba6364c0fed9387ddd19456bb2ad9d/ggshield/scan/scannable.py#L116) property whose job is to add the `GGShield-Version` and `GGShield-Command-Path` HTTP headers. This property should not be part of the Files...
There is an issue with our CI setup, which make it run all jobs on Linux:   ## TODO There is quite some work to do here, so it's...
(This is a follow-up for #211) **GitGuardian Shield Version** - [x] I can reproduce this bug in the latest version **Command executed** See #211. `ggshield scan ...` **Describe the bug**...
(this is a follow-up of #211) When scanning with `--verbose` it would be useful, when possible, to provide more details on the progress of the scanning process: - `scan path`,...
**GitGuardian Shield Version** - I can reproduce this bug in the latest version **Command executed** ``` ggshield scan path -v foo ``` **Describe the bug** When the command is executed,...
## Description Our test coverage is currently at 93%. This sounds good, but some files actually cheat and make too much use of `# pragma: no cover`. Here is a...