Change rule severity and other metadata by forking rules
Change rule severity and other metadata by forking rules
Change rule severity and other metadata by forking rules
Learn how to implement rule patterns that include the targeted language's reserved words.
Understand how rule severity is determined.
Semgrep's generic pattern matching mode can match comments in code files.
You can approximate this behavior by matching an entire file, but excluding the desired content from the match.
Ellipsis metavariables can help with matching multiple word tokens.
Learn how to use Semgrep's experimental pattern syntax to search code for a specific code pattern.
Learn the rule and file performance principles to abide by when scanning repositories to optimize scan times.
Learn how to run all available rules on your repository.
Use the Semgrep rule schema in VS Code to help make rule writing easier.
This may be occurring because rule coverage has increased.
Change the default mode for a ruleset.