Fix TypeScript to JavaScript mapping in CodeQL analysis #7
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Issue
The extension was incorrectly passing TypeScript files to CodeQL using
typescript-queriesinstead ofjavascript-queries, causing scans to fail. According to CodeQL documentation, TypeScript files should be analyzed using JavaScript queries.Root Cause
When languages were auto-detected from GitHub or manually configured, the original language names (like "typescript") were sometimes used instead of the properly mapped CodeQL language names (like "javascript"). This happened because the language mapping was only applied during initial auto-detection, not consistently throughout the analysis flow.
Fix
Added an additional language mapping step in
runLocalScan()to ensure all languages are consistently mapped to CodeQL languages, regardless of whether they come from:Key Changes
runLocalScan()incodeqlService.tsto always apply language mappingcodeql/javascript-queriesinstead ofcodeql/typescript-queriesBefore
After
Testing
/javascriptinstead of/typescriptrepo-javascript-hash.sarifinstead ofrepo-typescript-hash.sarifFixes #6.
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