Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
Copy go.mod and go.sum first, run go mod download and go mod verify in their own layer, then build. Faster rebuilds and a tamper check on cached modules.
The trimpath flag removes file system paths from a Go binary, and buildvcs controls version control stamping. Learn what each records and when to use them.
Google says keep the spam rate under 0.10% and never reach 0.30%. See what the number measures, where to read it and what to do when it climbs.
Put .env in the project's .gitignore so everyone is covered, and add a global ignore as a personal backstop. Git's docs say where each rule belongs.
A dedicated bot identity makes every automated change attributable and revocable. Here is how identity, scopes and signed commits fit together.
GitLab push rules reject unsigned commits, secret file names, bad branch names and oversized files at push time. Tiers, scopes and how to roll them out.
A scan job only runs on merge requests if its rules match the merge request event. Learn the setup, the include pitfall, and merged results pipelines.
In a monorepo, set GITHUB_TOKEN permissions per job and start from none. One broad workflow-level setting gives every service's job the same write access.
Start with read-only contents and add one scope per job. How the permissions key works, why unlisted scopes become none, and a build and publish example.
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