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Let snyk run on dev dependencies #503
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Splits the GH Action out to run snyk test and upload SARIF file to code scanning and then run snyk monitor if on `main`. We can now test dev dependencies by pruning repeated subdependencies. This was failing prior to this due to too many vulnerable paths.
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What does this change?
Splits the GH Action out to run snyk test and upload SARIF file to code
scanning and then run snyk monitor if on
main. We can now test devdependencies by pruning repeated subdependencies. This was failing prior
to this due to too many vulnerable paths.
Why?
Code scanning info on
mainand checksdevDependencies