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.
DORA says CI tests should return in minutes. A practical time budget for security checks in CI, and what to move out of the main path when they run long.
Ask what the build job could read, how third party steps were referenced, which tokens it held and what logs remain. A CI focused postmortem question list.
Pick a distinct, descriptive, lowercase name, avoid near-duplicates and trademarks, and consider a scope. What npm's guidelines say and how to self-check.
Partitioned cookies keep a separate cookie jar per top-level site, so embeds keep state without cross-site tracking. See the syntax, rules and use cases.
Use cherry-pick with the x option to stamp the source commit in the message, and add a note when a conflict stops Git from doing it. Keep the trail.
A conflicted cherry-pick does not mean the fix is wrong. Resolve it, re-test the old branch, and decide when a rewrite beats a forced merge.
A docs pull request can add links, scripts and sample code readers will run. A short reviewer checklist for hosts, secrets, installs, versions, defaults.
JAR and DLL files referenced by path have no coordinates in a manifest, so manifest scanners often miss them. How to find and inventory them.
Annotations suit many small line notes tied to a check. Comments suit a few conversations. Know the GitHub limits before choosing where findings appear.
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