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Update codeql.yml #204

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Update codeql.yml #204

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@zubri zubri commented Sep 18, 2024

temporal change to force scan on specific branch

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    • Updated the pull request trigger configuration to include a specific branch for enhanced monitoring of code security reports.

temporal change to force scan on specific branch
@zubri zubri merged commit a83296c into main Sep 18, 2024
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The changes involve an update to the pull_request trigger configuration in the .github/workflows/codeql.yml file. The configuration now includes a specific branch, "CU-86b14j4e0_SRU2024_check-code-security-reports-at-GitHub-for-all-repos", in addition to the existing patterns "main", "CU-", and "SRU". This adjustment allows the workflow to respond to pull requests from this particular branch, enhancing the specificity of the branch triggers.

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.github/workflows/codeql.yml Added pull_request branch trigger for CU-86b14j4e0_SRU2024_check-code-security-reports-at-GitHub-for-all-repos

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    User->>GitHub: Create pull request from CU-86b14j4e0_SRU2024_check-code-security-reports-at-GitHub-for-all-repos
    GitHub->>Workflow: Trigger workflow for pull request
    Workflow-->>GitHub: Execute code analysis

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@zubri zubri deleted the zubri-patch-1 branch September 18, 2024 18:32
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