Lucas-C/pre-commit-hooks-safety
A pre-commit hook to check your Python dependencies against safety-db
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#18 opened by renovate - 0
Poetry-plugin-export will not be installed by default in future poetry versions.
#50 opened by nils-van-zuijlen - 5
Error: No such option: --disable-telemetry Did you mean --disable-optional-telemetry?
#48 opened by AlirezaSoltaniJazi - 1
Hook fails because there are no dev dependency group in our poetry config
#44 opened by nils-van-zuijlen - 1
Add Note for min. Poetry Version
#42 opened by Cielquan - 2
Fails with older poetry versions: NoSuchOptionException: The "--with" option does not exist.
#40 opened by yrro - 1
'extra' poetry dependencies are not checked
#41 opened by yrro - 3
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Outputs a Warning from poetry.
#37 opened by MarximusMaximus - 1
2.3.1 tag
#36 opened by janbaykara - 1
correct ignore option in readme
#39 opened by minyoung90 - 2
Nontype object has no attribute telemetry
#34 opened by itsdkey - 3
I am getting `safety_check: error: Unsupported mix of pyproject.toml & requirements files found` starting in 1.3.0
#32 opened by masasin - 6
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[Feature Request] Add always_run option
#27 opened by BoyanYK - 0
PermissionError: [WinError 32] The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process
#23 opened by Cielquan - 0
README add name key in Alternative local hook
#22 opened by Ruslan-Skira - 3
update hardcoded path to poetry executable
#20 opened by Cielquan - 1
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Crashes Despite Poetry Being In Use
#14 opened by Kurt-von-Laven - 2
add hooks for safety for other languages too?
#13 opened by Niccolum - 3
Exception when run in pre-commit ci
#12 opened by ibLeDy - 4
Check dependencies defined in pyproject.toml
#11 opened by justinmayer - 3
Path to requirements.txt doesn't resolve
#10 opened by mmaz2301 - 3
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Safety results different where I run it.
#5 opened by kierun - 2
Type error during string interpolation
#4 opened by ChristopherGSB - 2
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Fails with import error
#2 opened by Dunedan - 0
pkg_resources.parse_requirements raise a "RequirementParseError: Invalid requirement, parse error" when there are URLs in requirements.txt
#1 opened by Lucas-C