What is a NuGet audit source and do I need one?
A NuGet audit source supplies the vulnerability list used by restore. You need one if nuget.org is not a package source. Here is how to set it up.
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A NuGet audit source supplies the vulnerability list used by restore. You need one if nuget.org is not a package source. Here is how to set it up.
A SNAPSHOT marks work in progress, so the same version can change over time. Why that breaks repeatable builds and how to release a fixed version instead.
A lockfile maintenance PR refreshes resolved versions inside your existing ranges without editing the manifest. Merge it like a batch of updates.
A golden pipeline is one centrally owned build and deploy template that every service calls. Here is what to put in it and what to leave to teams.
A dependency update bot checks manifests for newer versions and opens pull requests. Here is what it reads, what it changes and what it cannot judge.
A Dependabot alert means a dependency in your repo matches a reviewed advisory. When alerts fire, what they show, their limits, and what to do first.
An image is a manifest, a config and stacked layers identified by digest. Layers explain scan results, image size, leaked files and where to fix a finding.
A CSR is the signed request you send a CA to get a certificate. It carries your public key and names, never the private key. How to make and check one.
Every MSIX package must be signed and carries a block map of hashes for each 64 KB block. What that proves, what it does not and how to use it.
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