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Problem

We need to document Code Security ignore rules dotfiles (.oneleetignore.json, etc).

Solution

  • Document them here.
  • Add a JSON schema here to enable autocompletion when customers edit these files.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new "Code Security" section in the application.
    • Added a documentation page explaining how to create and use ignore rules for suppressing specific Code Security findings, including supported formats and examples.
  • Documentation

    • Provided detailed guidance on ignore rule formats (JSON, YAML, .gitignore-style) and their usage.
    • Added a JSON schema file to define the structure for Oneleet Code Security ignore rules.

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A new "Code Security" section has been introduced, including navigation metadata, a documentation page describing ignore rule formats, and a JSON schema for ignore rules. Supporting metadata files were added for the new section, with no modifications to existing content outside of adding the new navigation entry.

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Cohort / File(s) Change Summary
Navigation Metadata
pages/_meta.ts
Added "code-security" entry to the exported navigation object.
Section Metadata
pages/code-security/_meta.ts
Introduced an empty metadata file for the new code security section.
Documentation
pages/code-security/ignore-rules.mdx
Added a documentation page describing ignore rule formats (JSON, YAML, .gitignore style) for suppressing Code Security findings.
Schema Definition
public/code-security/oneleetignore.schema.json
Added a JSON schema file defining the structure and requirements for ignore rules in Code Security.

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A burrow of security, neat and new,
Ignore rules now guide what bunnies should do.
JSON or YAML, or .gitignore flair,
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Schema in tow, docs shining bright—
Code Security’s future is looking just right!
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Actionable comments posted: 3

🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
public/code-security/oneleetignore.schema.json (1)

16-48: Tighten the rule-object itself (additionalProperties: false).

To avoid silent acceptance of misspelled keys inside each rule:

       "items": {
         "type": "object",
+        "additionalProperties": false,
pages/_meta.ts (1)

8-8: Minor ordering nit – keep keys alphabetised for easier diffing.

"code-security" should slot between "guides" and "integrations" (or wherever alphabetical order is maintained) to reduce merge conflicts in the future.

pages/code-security/_meta.ts (1)

1-1: Populate _meta to control page ordering / titles.

Leaving the object empty means the directory fallback ordering (alphabetical by filename) will apply.
If you intend “Ignore rules” to appear with a specific title or order, define it here now to avoid a breaking nav change later.

Example:

export default {
  "ignore-rules": "Ignore rules"
};
pages/code-security/ignore-rules.mdx (1)

33-34: Prefer a root-relative $schema URI to avoid hard-coding the domain.

Using an absolute URL ties local / preview builds to production.
Suggest:

-  "$schema": "https://docs.oneleet.com/code-security/oneleetignore.schema.json",
+  "$schema": "/code-security/oneleetignore.schema.json",

VS Code and hosted docs will both resolve this correctly.

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  • pages/_meta.ts (1 hunks)
  • pages/code-security/_meta.ts (1 hunks)
  • pages/code-security/ignore-rules.mdx (1 hunks)
  • public/code-security/oneleetignore.schema.json (1 hunks)
🔇 Additional comments (1)
pages/code-security/ignore-rules.mdx (1)

41-42: Link setting name is outdated in recent VS Code versions.

The setting was renamed to json.schemaDownload.enablejson.schemaDownload.enable.
Double-check and update to avoid confusing readers. (If it’s still correct in your tested version, feel free to ignore.)

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Thanks for the approval. Let's merge when we release the code security updates to prod.

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