Implemented End-2-End test for the gitleaks scanner (closes #273)#336
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Implemented End-2-End test for the gitleaks scanner (closes #273)#336
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Add a simple e2e test for the gitleaks scanner (closes #273)
This PR adds a integration test for the gitleaks scanner. It only scans commit ec0fe17 in this repository that introduced a dummy finding.
Along the way I add a
.nvmrcfile to ensure a consistent nodejs version and downgrade a lockfile that was already on version 2 (npm 7).Checklist
npm testruns for the whole project.