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python-setup: Don't allow Poetry to make venv in project #1419

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@RasmusWL RasmusWL commented Dec 6, 2022

As highlighted in the code comments, Projects that specify in-project = true in their poetry.toml would get the venv created inside the repo directory, which would cause CodeQL to consider it as user-written code. We don't want this to happen.

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  • Confirm the readme has been updated if necessary.
  • Confirm the changelog has been updated if necessary.

I have not updated changelog or readme since I thought this was a small enough change, but let me know if you think that woudl be needed.

I mostly verified this works on my local machine, but did add a sample `poetry.toml` to the tests, so it can be verified from looking at the logs 🤷
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I don't think we need to update the README for this change 😄

As for the CHANGELOG — do we expect the change to affect many users? If the venv was previously considered user-written code, and now isn't, it shouldn't affect any user's results (unless the venv itself had alerts), right?

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RasmusWL commented Dec 6, 2022

As for the CHANGELOG — do we expect the change to affect many users?

Many? that's not my expectation, but it's a gut feeling and not based on hard data.

If the venv was previously considered user-written code, and now isn't, it shouldn't affect any user's results (unless the venv itself had alerts), right?

spot on. I think there's a fair chance there would have been spurious alerts found within the in-project venv though.

Altogether, I have time defending not making adding anything to the changelog, so let me just do that 👍

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Thanks for updating!

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## [UNRELEASED]

- Add a step that tries to upload a SARIF file for the workflow run when that workflow run fails. This will help better surface failed code scanning workflow runs. [#1393](https://github.com/github/codeql-action/pull/1393)
- Python automatic dependency installation will no longer consider dependecy code installed in venv as user-written, for projects using Poetry that specify `virtualenvs.in-project = true` in their `poetry.toml`. [#1419](https://github.com/github/codeql-action/pull/1419).
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- Python automatic dependency installation will no longer consider dependecy code installed in venv as user-written, for projects using Poetry that specify `virtualenvs.in-project = true` in their `poetry.toml`. [#1419](https://github.com/github/codeql-action/pull/1419).
- Python automatic dependency installation will no longer consider dependency code installed in `venv` as user-written, for projects using Poetry that specify `virtualenvs.in-project = true` in their `poetry.toml`. [#1419](https://github.com/github/codeql-action/pull/1419).

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