Pull request scan or nightly scan: do you need both?
Yes, for most teams. A pull request scan checks what changed, a scheduled scan checks what the world learned since. Here is how to split the work.
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Yes, for most teams. A pull request scan checks what changed, a scheduled scan checks what the world learned since. Here is how to split the work.
A short pull request prompt that catches new third-party SDKs and API calls at review time and links each to its inventory row.
A short how-to for reading publish times, deprecation flags, advisories and Scorecard results for a package from the public deps.dev API with curl.
pubspec.lock records the exact versions pub resolved from the ranges in pubspec.yaml. How caret ranges, overrides and content hashes affect what you scan.
The CycloneDX Maven plugin attaches the SBOM with a cyclonedx classifier so it deploys beside the jar. How it works and when to turn it off.
A client is confidential if it can keep a credential secret, public if not. Browser and mobile apps are public. How to register each and what changes.
Before an AI-built prototype ships, remove unused dependencies, dead routes, debug flags, sample credentials and leftover files. Use this cleanup list.
Use repository rulesets on release and hotfix branch name patterns to require review and checks, and limit who can bypass them, even in an emergency.
A small set of fixed inputs run on every prompt change catches regressions before release. What belongs in it, how to grade it and what it cannot prove.
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