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A reusable workflow for Code Scanning dispatching to the right tool, based on the programming languages present in the repo.
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…trix Add GHAS on GHES feature matrix
add GHAS on GHES dependency matrix
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GHAS GHES 3.10 Server Matrix
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This workflow is a rough work-in-progress demonstration of using the CodeQL CLI directly within GitHub Actions rather than using the provided codeql-action
initandanalyzeactions. I wrote this workflow for analyzing the ghas-bootcamp repo, with the goal of demonstrating to customers how to integrate the CodeQL CLI into third-party CI/CD tools without using a wrapper. GitHub Actions, in my opinion, is the logical platform for hosting and running an interactive demo of this sort.This specific workflow does not create a database cluster but uses categories for each language analyzed.
I raised this PR to start some discussion around where we can potentially build out a more hands-on ghas-bootcamp style approach to demonstrating various approaches to using the CodeQL CLI in build pipelines.
Relevant resources / other work to reference or consolidate:
https://github.com/advanced-security/gh-codeql-scan
https://github.com/david-wiggs/codeql-anywhere
https://github.com/advanced-security/monorepo-filtering-workaround