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refactor: refactor defsec into components #1461

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@simar7 simar7 marked this pull request as ready for review September 22, 2023 00:34
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@simar7 simar7 merged commit 525d6bd into aquasecurity:refactor-defsec Sep 22, 2023
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* refactor(defsec): Remove trivy-policy components

* refactor(defsec): Remove trivy-aws components

* refactor(defsec): Remove trivy-iac components

* refactor: refactor defsec into components (#1461)

* refactor: remove defsec cmd

* fix linter issue

* refactor: restore tf context

* refactor: remove spec package

* refactor: remove rules pkg

* test: remove extrafs dep

* refactor: restore package for rego conversion

* refactor: remove formatters pkg

* chore: run go mod tidy

* chore: remove replacements of unused packages

* remove scripts

* remove setup-opa action

* remove adapter linter

* remove outdated-api-update workflow

* chore: cleanup Makefile and remove unnecessary workflows

* chore: run go mod tidy

* bump go version to 1.20

* bump golangci-lint version

* re-add pkg/scanners/options

* readd test/testutil

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Co-authored-by: Nikita Pivkin <[email protected]>
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