fix: none custom policies severity issues should be filtered out before sending them to registry #3606
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What does this PR do?
Related to this Tier 3 Zendesk ticket where if you tried to send to
/iac-share-results
endpoint issues with custom policies set toNONE
in the Snyk UI, you were getting an error using the--report
in the CLI. Whereas, without the--report
flag, everything works fine.Behind the user experience, the problem is that we got a weird bug where registry send back to the CLI a 400 introduced in this PR and we're now throwing an error back to the client due to a change of errors handling introduced here.
This PR is simply filtering
NONE
custom policies severity issues prior to sending them through the/iac-share-results
endpoint.How should this be manually tested?
Create a simple terraform file like this one:
And then run this first command to check that it works fine without any custom policies:
Go into Snyk UI and change one policies to NONE:
And rerun the above command, it should send only the other issues and not the one you changed in the UI.
What are the relevant tickets?
Zendesk ticket