Lint our GitHub Actions workflows with zizmor #1222
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zizmor is a new tool to lint GitHub Actions workflows. For the most part our workflows are pretty low risk since we don't give it a bunch of credentials, but we can avoid issues in the future by locking them down now. The only issue that needed fixing was setting persist-credentials: false for actions/checkout, which we do everywhere except in the workflows that need to push. While zizmor is written in Rust, it is also shipped as a prebuilt binary via PyPI, so we can set it as a poetry dependency and run it as part of our normal lint CI. Refs <freedomofpress/securedrop-tooling#18>.
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zizmor is a new tool to lint GitHub Actions workflows. For the most part our workflows are pretty low risk since we don't give it a bunch of credentials, but we can avoid issues in the future by locking them down now.
The only issue that needed fixing was setting persist-credentials: false for actions/checkout, which we do everywhere except in the workflows that need to push.
While zizmor is written in Rust, it is also shipped as a prebuilt binary via PyPI, so we can set it as a poetry dependency and run it as part of our normal lint CI.
Refs freedomofpress/securedrop-tooling#18.
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