Fix: [AEA-0000] - Always run valid trivy scans even if a previous scan failed, so that all vulnerabilities are identified at once. Shorten feedback cycle for vulnerabilities across multiple scans.#78
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…all vulnerabilities are identified at once. Shorten feedback cycle for vulnerabilities across multiple scans.
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Always run required trivy vulnerability scans for all that apply, even if the previous scan has identified vulnerabilities and has failed. This shortens the feedback cycle for vulnerabilities across multiple scan types.