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24.8 Scan files for secrets in _upload_file_to_s3 #701
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There's a common false positive A few possible solutions
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Exclude tests:
Scan all plain text S3 uploads for strings that may reference secrets and for secrets found in the environment.
Upon finding such a fail, an error is raised and the workflow should abort.
Currently, I log the line number of the offending string, but since the full log might not be uploaded, would more context be desired?
Do we want to add scanning inside tgz/rpm/deb packages?