Use python instead of sed/wc during audit #120
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Looks great to me 🚢 , thanks so much for making this @killuazhu! :D
I'll make a new release with this change tomorrow, if that's okay 👍
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* Update audit code to read files using python instead of sed/wc to align end of line character handling.
If audit is performed on a file with non-posix end of line characters then it would incorrectly extract
the line range from the file and miscalculate the index of the line the secret is on. This would result
in an error during the audit "Secret not found on line....".
The root cause of this issue was due to audit using "sed" and "wc" to extract line ranges from the file and
count total lines. When these tools encountered non-posix end of line characters they would calcaulate
different lines then via python which uses universal or cross platform end of line characters.
To ensure that it would calculate the same lines as the scan the audit code has been updated to use
python to read the original file and extract the specified lines.
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Update audit code to read files using python instead of sed/wc to align the end of line character handling.
If the audit is performed on a file with non-posix end of line characters then it would incorrectly extract the line range from the file and miscalculate the index of the line the secret is on. This would result in an error during the audit "Secret not found on line....".
The root cause of this issue was due to audit using "sed" and "wc" to extract line ranges from the file and count total lines. When these tools encountered the non-posix end of line characters they would calculate different lines then via python which uses a universal or cross-platform end of line characters.
To ensure that it would calculate the same lines as the scan the audit code has been updated to use python to read the original file and extract the specified lines.
CC @jribm