Add Bomly Guard to Security - #877
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Correction — I've moved this from the loose list at the top of Static Analysis into Static Analysis → Security, where it belongs. It reviews dependency changes on a PR rather than analysing source, so it sits better next to Snyk Test Action and the Dependabot/vulnerability entries. Sorry for the noise; the diff is one line either way. |
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Adding bomly-guard, an Apache-2.0 composite action I maintain.
It installs the Bomly CLI and runs
bomly diffagainst the pull request's merge base, then writes the dependency and policy delta to the job summary — optionally also as a PR comment or a SARIF upload. The point is reviewing what a dependency change actually pulls in, at the moment of review.Appended to the end of Static Analysis → Security, alongside the other dependency and vulnerability actions there. One line, no bold, per contributing.md.
(I first placed this in the loose list at the top of Static Analysis, which was wrong — it does dependency review, not source analysis. Corrected.)
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