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- add live-smoke, upstream-drift, and docksec workflows - fix the example app for guard-core 4.2: response-body scan for the return_pattern demo, Docker client networks in the whitelist, custom check on the guard request protocol, FlaskGuardResponse export and use
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- Line 81: Revert the CI-only test setup change on the pytest command; keep
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Flask adapter, re-exports guard-core APIs from `flaskapi_guard/__init__.py`, or
changes Flask-specific extension orchestration.
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| IPINFO_TOKEN='${{ secrets.IPINFO_TOKEN }}' REDIS_URL='redis://localhost:6379' REDIS_PREFIX='test:flaskapi_guard:' uv run pytest -v --cov=flaskapi_guard | ||
| IPINFO_TOKEN='${{ secrets.IPINFO_TOKEN || 'test_token' }}' REDIS_URL='redis://localhost:6379' REDIS_PREFIX='test:flaskapi_guard:' uv run pytest -v --cov=flaskapi_guard --cov-fail-under=100 |
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Keep this CI-only change within the repository boundary.
This line changes CI test setup only. It does not update the Flask adapter, re-export guard-core API, or change Flask-specific extension orchestration. Revert it unless an approved scope exception applies.
As per coding guidelines, “This repo should only change when” the Flask adapter needs updates, guard-core exports need re-exporting from flaskapi_guard/__init__.py, or Flask-specific extension orchestration changes.
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Write SARIF to the container-mounted workspace.
OWASP/DockSec is a Docker container action. GitHub mounts the runner workspace at /github/workspace inside that container. The ${{ github.workspace }} value names the runner path instead, so the SARIF report will not appear in docksec-results for the upload step. Set output_dir to /github/workspace/docksec-results. (github.com)
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Treat SHA pinning as an optional repository-wide hardening refactor. Multiple workflows use actions/checkout@v7 and actions/setup-python@v7, and no SHA-pinning requirement appears in the inspected repository guidance. Apply pinning consistently across workflows if the project adopts that policy.
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Run pytest without syncing the environment.
uv run checks and syncs .venv before it starts pytest. That sync can replace the guard-core wheel installed at Line 60 with the resolved project dependency. The job can then pass without testing guard-core@master. Use uv run --no-sync after the wheel installation, or run .venv/bin/python -m pytest directly. (docs.astral.sh)
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Remove the overlapping whitelist entry.
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Remove the overlapping range
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Aligns flaskapi-guard with the guard-core/fastapi-guard baseline. Two small alignments plus the workflow set the other adapters already carry:
|| 'test_token'fork fallback to IPINFO_TOKEN in ci.yml, matching the guard-core convention from 4d3c35e4 (fork PRs have no access to the repo secret, so the bare reference fails on forks), and wires--cov-fail-under=100(verified locally: 231 tests, 100% statement and branch coverage).FlaskGuardRequest/FlaskGuardResponsere-exported from the adapters module, and the example app is fixed to use the guard request/response protocol (query_params,client_host,FlaskGuardResponse) plus the Docker client networks in the whitelist andbehavior_scan_response_body.Summary by CodeRabbit
FlaskGuardRequestandFlaskGuardResponseare now available from the package’s top-level imports.no-issueare exempt.