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gitlab-yarn-audit

v1.0.1

Published

Show yarn audit results in the GitLab dependency scanning results

Downloads

934

Readme

GitLab Yarn Audit

Expose yarn audit results as GitLab dependency scanning artifacts

Installation

yarn add -WD gitlab-yarn-audit

Usage

Configure the following GitLab job.

dependency scanning:
  image: node:10-alpine
  allow_failure: true
  script:
    - yarn --frozen-lockfile
    - yarn gitlab-yarn-audit
  artifacts:
    reports:
      dependency_scanning: gl-dependency-scanning.json

Of course the image to use should be adjusted to your needs. This will automagically run yarn audit under the hood, and show the results in the GitLab dependency scanning section of the security report.

The tool will exit with the status code of yarn audit. This will be non-zero when a vulnerable dependency is found. Because new vulnerabilities may be reported at any moment, is is recommended to set the allow_failure option to true. This prevents pipelines for unrelated changes from failing.