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ci(codeql): scan the workflow files also - #206
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The CodeQL caller scans the Rust code (`language: rust`). The workflow files of this repository (29 files) had no CodeQL scan. gitbot-fleet scans its workflow files with `language: actions`. A second job, `analyze-actions`, calls the same reusable workflow at the same pinned commit with `language: actions`. The called workflow takes 1 language for each call, and it gives each call its own result category (`/language:<name>`), so the 2 jobs do not write to the same category. The job starts only when the Actions settings of this repository permit reusable workflows from `metadatastician/standards`, as the other callers. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0136P7ZmiFSCoB3UR9Kk56rK
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Depends on: #203
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This pull request is stacked on #203. Its base is the branch of #203, so the diff shows only this change. Merge #203 first.
After #203, the CodeQL caller scans the Rust code. The 29 workflow files of this repository have no CodeQL scan. gitbot-fleet scans its workflow files with
language: actions. This pull request adds the same scan here.Changes
.github/workflows/codeql.yml: a second job,analyze-actions. It calls the same reusable workflow as the jobanalyze, at the same pinned commit (740c9d7), withlanguage: actionsand the same permissions.The called workflow takes 1 language for each call. Its header shows this form for more than 1 language: 1 job for each language.
Testing
yqreads the file: 2 jobs,analyzewithrustandanalyze-actionswithactions, each with the sameuses:value.740c9d7passes the language tolanguages:and sets the result category to/language:<name>. So the 2 jobs do not write to the same category.Not verified:
metadatastician/standards. The first scan can show findings in the workflow files.Generated by Claude Code