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For some options, verify all versions of the repository #15

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craigez opened this issue Jun 13, 2017 · 6 comments · May be fixed by #293
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For some options, verify all versions of the repository #15

craigez opened this issue Jun 13, 2017 · 6 comments · May be fixed by #293

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craigez commented Jun 13, 2017

For example, it might be useful to verify certain file types are not present in ANY branch/version of the repository. Similar with file contents, etc...

I expect this would be optional behavior as it could be very expensive for some repositories.

@craigez craigez changed the title For some file related options, verify all versions of the repository For some options, verify all versions of the repository Jun 13, 2017
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craigez commented Jun 13, 2017

Password checking would also be a check that may want to run in this manner

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Are you thinking on every commit or just every tag/branch? Password checking would need every commit but I'd imagine you wouldn't want this for most rules.

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craigez commented Jun 14, 2017

For the immediate use case I had in mind (binaries) I would ideally want every commit, though at every tag/branch probably finds 99% of the issues.

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I'd be tempted for this to be a separate project. System to run on every commit/branch/release/whatever.

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craigez commented Feb 27, 2018

I've been looking at this in some other contexts using ref-log to easily search all the changes without duplication. I'll bring back whatever we end up doing there for discussion in this forum.

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Better late than never! I opened a PR to hopefully resolve this issue. We have been using this feature for some time now to check for content in a certain file (CNAME), in both the default and the gh-pages branch.

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