ci: add SBOM generation and secscan run to publish workflow#80
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tonyandrewmeyer wants to merge 7 commits intocanonical:mainfrom
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ci: add SBOM generation and secscan run to publish workflow#80tonyandrewmeyer wants to merge 7 commits intocanonical:mainfrom
tonyandrewmeyer wants to merge 7 commits intocanonical:mainfrom
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…he contents will already match gitignore rules.
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I think I'd rather do this a slightly different way. Closing for now, and it's scheduled to happen in later SSDLC work anyway. |
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At the conclusion of the publishing workflow, use the secscan tool to generate an SBOM and run a security scan, and store those results with the workflow.
Although there's only a single artefact to run against, the workflow uses the sbomber tool to simplify the process and keep it consistent with other Charm Tech projects.
The secscan tool can only be run in the Canonical network, so the workflow is set to use a hosted runner. This prevents testing the workflow in my fork, but it is very similar to the one in canonical/operator that works.
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