Updated supply-chain-pr.yml to run on main/develop/feature branches
Injected required API key into crowdsec startup test to prevent config panic
Hardened test script to handle missing tools (pgrep) and optional LAPI runtime
Ensures consistent security validation in both CI and local dev environments
After migrating base image from Alpine to Debian Trixie (PR #550),
integration test scripts were using wget-style options with curl
that don't work correctly on Debian.
Changed curl -q -O- (wget syntax) to curl -sf (proper curl):
waf_integration.sh
cerberus_integration.sh
rate_limit_integration.sh
crowdsec_startup_test.sh
install-go-1.25.5.sh
Also added future phase to plan for Playwright security test helpers
to prevent ACL deadlock issues during E2E testing.
Refs: #550
- Updated WafConfig.tsx to correct regex for common bad bots.
- Modified cerberus_integration.sh to use curl instead of wget for backend readiness check.
- Changed coraza_integration.sh to utilize curl for checking httpbin backend status.
- Updated crowdsec_startup_test.sh to use curl for LAPI health check.
- Replaced wget with curl in install-go-1.25.5.sh for downloading Go.
- Modified rate_limit_integration.sh to use curl for backend readiness check.
- Updated waf_integration.sh to replace wget with curl for checking httpbin backend status.
- Created 19 AI-discoverable skills in .github/skills/ for GitHub Copilot
- Updated 13 VS Code tasks to use skill-runner.sh
- Added validation and helper infrastructure scripts
- Maintained backward compatibility with deprecation notices
- All tests pass with 85%+ coverage, zero security issues
Benefits:
- Skills are auto-discovered by GitHub Copilot
- Consistent execution interface across all tools
- Self-documenting with comprehensive SKILL.md files
- Progressive disclosure reduces context usage
- CI/CD workflows can use standardized skill-runner
Closes: (add issue number if applicable)
BREAKING CHANGE: None - backward compatible with 1 release cycle deprecation period
- Updated LiveLogViewer to support a new security mode, allowing for the display of security logs.
- Implemented mock functions for connecting to security logs in tests.
- Added tests for rendering, filtering, and displaying security log entries, including blocked requests and source filtering.
- Modified Security page to utilize the new security mode in LiveLogViewer.
- Updated Security page tests to reflect changes in log viewer and ensure proper rendering of security-related components.
- Introduced a new script for CrowdSec startup testing, ensuring proper configuration and parser installation.
- Added pre-flight checks in the CrowdSec integration script to verify successful startup and configuration.
