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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new global.json configuration file to manage SDK settings for the project.
    • Added a <NuGetAuditMode> property to enhance NuGet audit configurations.
  • Documentation

    • Updated the Visual Studio solution to include global.json in the solution items.

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The changes in this pull request include the addition of a new property <NuGetAuditMode> in the Directory.Build.props file, which specifies the mode for NuGet audits. Additionally, a new configuration file named global.json has been introduced, specifying SDK settings such as version, prerelease allowance, and roll-forward policy. The Visual Studio solution file GraphQL.AspNetCore3.sln has been updated to include global.json in the solution items, indicating its inclusion in the project structure.

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File Path Change Summary
Directory.Build.props Added property <NuGetAuditMode> with value direct.
GraphQL.AspNetCore3.sln Added global.json to the "Solution items" project section.
global.json Created new file with SDK settings: version 8.0.400, allowPrerelease false, rollForward policy as latestFeature.

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    Developer->>BuildSystem: Modify Directory.Build.props
    BuildSystem->>SDK: Set NuGetAuditMode to direct
    Developer->>BuildSystem: Add global.json
    BuildSystem->>SDK: Configure SDK settings
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
Directory.Build.props (1)

25-25: Consider documenting the purpose of NuGetAuditMode

The addition of NuGetAuditMode appears to be related to the suppressed NuGet vulnerability warnings (NU1902, NU1903). Consider adding a comment explaining why direct mode was chosen and its relationship with the suppressed warnings.

+    <!-- Only audit direct package dependencies for vulnerabilities -->
     <NuGetAuditMode>direct</NuGetAuditMode>
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Directory.Build.props (2)

25-25: Consider reviewing the global.json changes

While this change to Directory.Build.props looks good, the main PR objective of setting the .NET SDK version appears to be in global.json, which isn't included in the files for review. Consider including that file in the review to ensure the SDK version settings are appropriate.


25-25: Verify impact on vulnerability scanning

The PR title suggests this is about SDK versioning, but this change affects NuGet security scanning. Let's verify the implications:

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Setting NuGetAuditMode to 'direct' is safe and aligned with security best practices

The change is actually improving security scanning by explicitly setting NuGetAuditMode to direct, which is the recommended setting for scanning direct package dependencies. This aligns well with the existing security configuration where NU1902 and NU1903 warnings (which are related to package vulnerability scanning) are already being suppressed in NoWarn. The PR's main focus on SDK versioning (as seen in global.json using SDK 8.0.400) is separate from this security enhancement.

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# Description: Check for any security-related configurations and SDK version settings

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rg -l "NuGetAuditMode|NU1902|NU1903" 

# Check for SDK version settings since that's the PR's main objective
fd -g "global.json"

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# Let's check the content of both files to understand the changes better

# Check Directory.Build.props content
echo "=== Directory.Build.props content ==="
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# Check global.json content
echo -e "\n=== global.json content ==="
cat global.json

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echo -e "\n=== Changes in Directory.Build.props ==="
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Pull Request Test Coverage Report for Build 12079771724

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  • 0 of 0 changed or added relevant lines in 0 files are covered.
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  • Overall coverage decreased (-0.02%) to 92.674%

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Change from base Build 11541273856: -0.02%
Covered Lines: 1933
Relevant Lines: 2039

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Statements: 94.8% ( 1933 / 2039 )
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@Shane32 Shane32 merged commit 72dfdf0 into master Nov 29, 2024
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@Shane32 Shane32 deleted the set_dotnet_sdk branch November 29, 2024 06:06
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