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Nightly OWASP scan is broken #24
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While at it, upgraded version from v1.0.1 to v1.0.2
It is not only the nightly scan, but the regular scan as well, see here. What is curious is the fact that the pipeline triggered there worked flawlessly before. So it is unlikely that it is something on our end. Let's wait and see if it fixes itself. |
Looking closer at the output of the OWAS check, we see that an OWASP violation was found. It seems like the report plugin is unable to generate a report in this case. |
While at it, upgraded version from v1.0.1 to v1.0.2
Raised turing85/publish-report#13 to resolve the issue. |
- switched to publish-report for nightly build, using feature branch to test fix. Also updated turing85/publish-report from v1.0.2 to v1.0.3 - updated owasp-dependency-check.xml to: - remove outdated suppressions, and - added suppresion for jackson vulnerability; we acknowledge the vulnerability, but cannot do anything about this right now.
- switched to publish-report for nightly build, using feature branch to test fix. Also updated turing85/publish-report from v1.0.2 to v1.0.3 - updated owasp-dependency-check.xml to: - remove outdated suppressions, and - added suppresion for jackson vulnerability; we acknowledge the vulnerability, but cannot do anything about this right now.
See, e.g. this pipleine run.
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