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hotfix: 1.1298.2 #941
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* chore: update snyk_trust description * fix: ignore trust if trusted
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Summary of Changes
Hello @ShawkyZ, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request merges a hotfix back to the main branch, focusing on improving the robustness of the Snyk integration. It introduces a safeguard to prevent unnecessary trust operations for folders that are already trusted and clarifies the usage descriptions for certain Snyk tools.
Highlights
- Snyk Trust Handling Improvement: The
snyk_trust
tool's handler (snykTrustHandler
) now includes a check to determine if a given folder is already trusted. Ifm.folderTrust.IsFolderTrusted(folderPath)
returns true, the tool will log an informational message and return a result indicating that the folder is already trusted, thereby preventing redundant trust operations. - Snyk Tool Description Updates: The
snyk_tools.json
file has been updated to refine the descriptions for two Snyk tools:snyk_sca_scan
andsnyk_trust
. Thesnyk_sca_scan
description's 'How to use' section was simplified, and thesnyk_trust
description now includes a warning to only run the tool if instructed.
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Code Review
This pull request merges a hotfix that improves the snyk_trust
tool. It now avoids asking for trust for already trusted folders and updates tool descriptions in the configuration. The code changes are correct. I've added one suggestion to improve logging by using a structured format, which will enhance observability.
@@ -218,6 +218,12 @@ func (m *McpLLMBinding) snykTrustHandler(invocationCtx workflow.InvocationContex | |||
return nil, fmt.Errorf("empty path given to tool %s", toolDef.Name) | |||
} | |||
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if m.folderTrust.IsFolderTrusted(folderPath) { | |||
msg := fmt.Sprintf("Folder '%s' is already trusted", folderPath) | |||
logger.Info().Msg(msg) |
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To improve observability and align with best practices seen elsewhere in the codebase, it's better to use structured logging. By logging folderPath
as a separate field, the logs become more easily searchable and parsable.
logger.Info().Msg(msg) | |
logger.Info().Str("folderPath", folderPath).Msg("Folder is already trusted") |
Description
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Checklist
make generate
)make lint-fix
)