feat: add workflow js-dependency-audit.yaml#168
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Looks good to me (as in "I think this mitigation/enhancement doesn't add new problems") 😆
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This PR adds a reusable workflow to audit JavaScript/TypeScript dependencies for security vulnerabilities in pull requests. It will comment into the PR, focussing on changes in vulnerabilities.
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jszipwith a known vulnerability.Note: both test PRs have been crafted to trigger the workflow. The happa one would normally not have triggered, as it didn't modify dependencies.
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