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@r2c-argo r2c-argo bot commented Nov 25, 2025

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kurt-r2c and others added 5 commits September 23, 2025 15:09
* fix for CODE-9032

* add test
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This updates aws-cloudfront-insecure-tls rule
to account for the addition of aws cloudfront
support for TLSv1.2_2025 and TLSv1.3_2025
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Semgrep found 2 hashtbl-find-outside-try findings:

'Hashtbl.find' raises the 'Not_found' exception. Handle the exception or use 'Hashtbl.find_opt' instead. If you have proof that the key exists in the table, use 'assert false' as the exception handler to demonstrate awareness of the issue. If your code uses the syntax 'match Hashtbl.find ... with exception Not_found -> ...', it's fine and we apologize for not detecting it. Consider using 'Hashtbl.find_opt' to please Semgrep and stay safe.

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