ci: informational dependency security scan#26
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Add a "Security scan" job that audits dependencies on every push/PR: - pip-audit against requirements.txt (Python) - npm audit for the frontend, reporting production deps separately from dev/build tooling The job is informational only — every step uses continue-on-error, so it never fails CI (matching the project's Codecov philosophy). Findings appear in the job logs to keep known vulnerabilities visible. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Adds a
Security scanjob to CI that audits dependencies on every push/PR, surfacing known vulnerabilities for a tool that runs arbitrary scripts with auth.pip-auditagainstrequirements.txt(Python deps).npm auditfor the frontend — production deps reported separately from dev/build tooling.Failure policy
Informational only. Every step uses
continue-on-error, so the job never fails CI — matching the project's Codecov philosophy (codecov.ymlis informational). Findings appear in the job logs/annotations to keep known vulnerabilities visible without blocking PRs.Current findings (at time of writing)
dompurifymoderate (a Dependabot bump to 3.4.11 is already merged — should clear on the run).undicihigh (transitive via test tooling, not shipped to production).Notes for reviewer
needs), so it doesn't slow the critical path.pip-audit --requirement requirements.txtresolves the~=version ranges locally ("No known vulnerabilities found").🤖 Generated with Claude Code