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A Rego package named `hasura.svchl`. Rego is a language for writing rules that software can check.
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A Rego package named `hasura.svchl`. Rego is a language for writing rules that software can check.
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A rule that separates AVIF image generation from ordinary image compression. AVIF is an image format designed to store images in smaller files.
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A rule requiring `.n-minify-image.tsv` in the scanned directory to be committed to Git. The file records the source data used for SHA-1 checks and lifetime-savings calculations.
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A Rego policy package for Kubernetes base Kustomize configurations. Rego is a language used to describe rules for checking configuration.
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A Rego policy package for Kubernetes base manifests. Rego is a language used to describe rules for checking configuration.
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An editor rule for logging settings in Dremio and ZooKeeper. It covers logger overrides in logback.xml, a file used to configure Java application logging.
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A set of editor checks for Gateway API routes and health-check policies. The Gateway API is a Kubernetes standard for describing how network traffic reaches services.
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A set of editor checks for the ConfigMap used by a Hasura deployment. A ConfigMap is a Kubernetes object that stores configuration values.
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A Rego policy package for checking Hasura HTTPRoute resources. Rego is a language used to describe rules for configuration and access checks.
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A set of editor checks for Kubernetes horizontal pod autoscalers, disruption budgets, and Kustomize overrides. These resources control scaling and how many service copies may be unavailable during changes.
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Guidance for running kubeconform and kubescape against Kubernetes configuration directories. These are command-line tools for checking Kubernetes files and security-related settings.
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A set of editor checks for Kustomize configuration. Kustomize is a Kubernetes tool that builds environment-specific files from shared base files and overlays.
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A set of editor checks for Kubernetes manifest files. A manifest is a YAML file that describes a resource to create or run in Kubernetes.
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A coding rule for checking Kubernetes NetworkPolicy resources and creating ingress rules for HTTPRoute traffic from GCLB and Envoy.
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A Rego package named `k8s.svchlyaml`. Rego is a language for writing policy checks.
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A Rego package named `k8s.svcyaml`. Rego is a language for writing policy checks.
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A rule for moving proxy sections from an Nginx `default.conf.template` file into a Kubernetes HTTPRoute resource. An HTTPRoute describes how web requests are sent to services.
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A rule for the structure of an Nginx configuration template, related `.ini` files, Docker image setup, compressed static files, and replacing environment variables in templates.
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A Rego package named `nginxdefaulttpl.vscodesettings`. Rego is a language for writing policy checks.
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A rule for writing placeholder credentials in example files and test fixtures as `sample-secret` instead of using an unmarked secret value.
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A rule for using TruffleHog as a globally installed command-line tool. TruffleHog scans code and files for exposed secrets.
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A configuration rule for `cargo-mutants`, a Rust tool that checks tests by making small code changes and seeing whether tests catch them.
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A testing rule for Tauri applications that use an LLM, such as an agent, tool-calling system, or chat. Tauri is a framework for desktop apps, and the rule keeps agent logic in a separate Rust workspace package from the app shell.
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A rule for finding the correct Rust `target` build directory when a Tauri project belongs to a larger Cargo workspace. A workspace is a group of related Rust packages managed together.
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