fix(KONFLUX-3663): format PipelineRun files and upload SAST results #26
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Format PipelineRun files with yq for consistent indentation and format Signed-off-by: ccronca <[email protected]>
Configure the SAST task to upload SARIF results to quay.io for long-term storage Signed-off-by: ccronca <[email protected]>
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This update configures the SAST task to upload SARIF results to quay.io for long-term storage
Please note that this PR was automatically generated and may include unrelated changes due to automatic YAML formatting performed by
yqThe YAML files will be indented using 2 spaces, if the YAML file uses indentationless list the automation will try to keep this format
The PR contains two separate commits:
Separating these changes into two commits simplifies the review process. The first commit focuses on indentation and formatting, while the second commit contains the semantic changes
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