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ci: scan for secrets, session links and local paths with gitleaks - #9
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A privacy workflow checks tracked files, the pull request's commit messages and its title and description. Squash merges now take the pull request title and description.
Same script as Fanout: --message <file> checks a commit message, for use as a local commit-msg hook.
CI: one gitleaks rules file in place of the custom script. .gitleaks.toml extends gitleaks's default secret rules with private AI session links and local workstation paths. A Leaks workflow scans files, and on pull requests also the title, description and commit messages. Lefthook runs the same rules on staged changes and commit messages.
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.gitleaks.tomladds two rules to gitleaks's default secret rules: private AI session links and local workstation home paths. To catch something new, add a rule there.A Leaks workflow scans the files, and on pull requests also the title, description and commit messages. Editing the description reruns it. Lefthook runs the same rules on staged changes and on each commit message; run
lefthook installwith gitleaks installed.Squash merges use the pull request title and description, so branch commit messages no longer reach
main.