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sec: regenerate .secrets.baseline to clear detect-secrets CI failure - #424
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…s-baseline-3 # Conflicts: # .gitleaks-baseline.json # .secrets.baseline
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Thanks @raaidrushdy for fixing the failing workflow.
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Summary
Regenerates
.secrets.baselineto audit one new finding, clearing thedetect-secretsCI check that's been failing onmainsince #420 was merged.Type of Change
Affected Components
(This PR touches only
.secrets.baselineat the repo root.)Motivation
The new CI-enforced
detect-secretscheck (#420) has been failing on every push tomainsince the merge because of one unaudited finding: an example password insecurity/reports/README_report_service.mddocumentation (not a real secret).Testing Done
Ran
detect-secrets scan --baseline .secrets.baseline, which surfaced the one new finding. Audited it withdetect-secrets audit .secrets.baselineand confirmed it's a documentation example password, not a real secret, markedis_secret: false. Verified withdetect-secrets audit .secrets.baselinereporting "Nothing to audit!" and confirmed the file is valid JSON.Security Considerations
No new security exposure; this only updates metadata used by a secret-scanning tool.
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N/A - no UI impact.