Add 'gas' for security problems scanning#830
Add 'gas' for security problems scanning#830yurishkuro merged 2 commits intojaegertracing:masterfrom jpkrohling:455-Add-Go-AST
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| bytes, err := ioutil.ReadFile(strategiesFile) | ||
| bytes, err := ioutil.ReadFile(strategiesFile) /* nolint #nosec , this comes from an admin, not user */ |
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why does this require linter directives?
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The theory behind it is that strategiesFile can be manipulated by an end user, so that a file like /etc/shadow could be read. I tracked all instances of this case (G304, IIRC) and they all come from the CLI, meaning that they are set by an admin, and not by an end user.
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what's the reason to separate this from the main make lint target? Does it run much slower?
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Interesting, I thought make lint wasn't being used on purpose, because it fails with:
$ make lint
go vet ./cmd/... ./model/... ./pkg/... ./plugin/... ./crossdock/... ./storage/... .
cmd/query/app/static_handler_test.go:121: possible formatting directive in Error call
exit status 1
make: *** [Makefile:114: lint] Error 1
This failure does not show up in Travis though. I just changed this PR to fix the lint failure above and to get make lint to also call the target gas
Signed-off-by: Juraci Paixão Kröhling <juraci@kroehling.de>
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| go get github.com/GoASTScanner/gas/cmd/gas/... |
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I am still not clear why we need the extra makefile targets instead of rolling it up into the main install and lint (extra targets increase noise / entropy)
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install is quite clean, doing only a glide install. It does delegate the installation of the dependent tool (glide) to a separate target, so, there's a precedent :-)
About gas getting called directly from lint, I guess it's a matter of taste. When working on fixing the warnings provided by gas, I find it easier to run it in isolation as make gas.
* master: (38 commits) Preparing release 1.5.0 (jaegertracing#847) Add bounds to memory storage (jaegertracing#845) Add metric for debug traces (jaegertracing#796) Change metrics naming scheme (jaegertracing#776) Bump gocql version (jaegertracing#829) Remove ParentSpanID from domain model (jaegertracing#831) Make gas run quiet (jaegertracing#838) Revert "Make gas run quite" Revert "Install gas from install-ci" Install gas from install-ci Make gas run quite Add 'gas' for security problems scanning (jaegertracing#830) Add ability to adjust static sampling probabilities per operation (jaegertracing#827) Support log-level flag on agent (jaegertracing#828) Remove unused function (jaegertracing#822) Add healthcheck to standalone (jaegertracing#784) Do not use KeyValue fields directly and use KeyValues as decorator only (jaegertracing#810) Add ContaAzul to the adopters list (jaegertracing#806) Add ISSUE_TEMPLATE and PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE (jaegertracing#805) Upgrade to go 1.10 (jaegertracing#792) ... # Conflicts: # cmd/agent/app/builder.go # cmd/collector/main.go # cmd/query/main.go # cmd/standalone/main.go
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Signed-off-by: Juraci Paixão Kröhling juraci@kroehling.de
Which problem is this PR solving?
static_analysis_common_vulnerabilitiesandstatic_analysis_fixedfrom the CII Best PracticesShort description of the changes
make gasgasthat those are OKgasOthers
gometalinterand activate onlygas, but got a different output, so, I think it might make sense to cherry-pick the linters and configure them individuallymake linttarget, but doesn't seem to be used anywhere. And returns quite a bunch of messages :) So, I'm naming the env varLINT, but ignoringmake lintfor now. Hopefully, we'll use it later.