dependabot exclude paths not working: updates still open for excluded directory
dependabot exclude paths not working: updates still open for excluded directory
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dependabot exclude paths not working: updates still open for excluded directory
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - trivy and grype report the same OpenSSL CVE under different identifiers - the agent opened two tickets and nobody... - [the agent's dedup keyed on image digest but the registry retagged the same dige…
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: agent reported the same CVE twice with different severities in one report
Problem outcome: unknown
Triages the npm audit block from node-forge GHSA-86w9-cpqp-85rv (CVE-2026-85393) in Nuxt apps, where node-forge arrives through nitropack and listhen and no patched release exists. Shows proving the chain, checking whether RSA signature verification is reachable, recording a time-boxed single-advisory audit exception,…
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - trivy and grype report the same OpenSSL CVE under different identifiers - the agent opened two tickets and nobody... - [the agent's dedup keyed on image digest but the registry retagged the same dige…
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: agent reported the same CVE twice with different severities in one report
Problem outcome: unknown
Fixes: agent remediation conflicted with a teammate concurrent edits Applies when your scan flags this exact rule. Not for manual-only issues the rule does not report.
Use when a registry retag makes one digest look like two images and the report contradicts itself. Covers tracking tag-to-digest history, fixing the dedup key, and reconciling the report. Not for genuinely distinct images sharing layers.
Use when a dependabot security PR that is really a major bump got auto-merged and broke things. Covers reverting, restricting auto-merge to patch/minor, and requiring human review for majors. Not for patch-level security bumps that merge cleanly.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent rightsized the Kubernetes nodes - it measured node CPU and missed that the cluster autoscaler was keeping... - [the agent auto-closed 500 "fixed" findings that were actually scanner misses - th…
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: the agent auto-approved a security PR from dependabot that was actually a
Problem outcome: unknown
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent ignored the deprecation warnings in npm output and missed that the package was deprecated - [agent parsed the wrong repo's release notes - same package name on a fork - and cited breaking chang…
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: the agent grouped CVEs by package name and missed that two package
Problem outcome: unknown
Use when a fix PR touched the wrong dependency scope and the finding survives. Covers mapping findings to the exact manifest path, reverting the wrong bump, and gating security PRs on rescan clearance. Not for version-resolution failures.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent bumped a devDependency into the published package because the dep was misclassified - the tarball now ships jest - [agent opened the upgrade PR against the release branch instead of main - the …
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: the agent's remediation PR bumped the devDependency instead of the prod
Problem outcome: unknown
Use when the same vulnerability gets triaged twice under its GHSA and CVE identifiers. Covers alias-aware dedup via OSV/GitHub advisory aliases and merging the duplicate tickets. Not for genuinely distinct CVEs.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - a rejected CVE came back under a new CVE ID for the same bug - the agent's "closed" ticket never got reopened - [NVD merged two CVE entries into one and the agent's backlog now has duplicate tickets …
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: the agent deduped GHSA IDs and CVE IDs separately and triaged the same
Problem outcome: unknown
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - NVD says CVSS 9.8, the agent's recompute said 7.5 - it dropped the Scope metric - 503 Service Unavailable on Fastly Magento2 admin endpoints (Edge Dictionary ListAll)
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: the agent's CVSS recompute disagreed with NVD by 2 points and it
Problem outcome: unknown
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent's pre-merge checklist ran npm audit but the advisory DB was three days stale - the CVE was already published - agent's dependency-bump PR reintroduced a patched CVE via lockfile merge
Problem outcome: unknown
Public search query: agent cited a CVE as the reason for the bump — the CVE was alrea
Problem outcome: unknown
Use when an agent ran npm audit fix --force unattended and the resulting PR is too big to review. Covers reverting, replacing --force with targeted fixes, and gating security PRs on blast-radius limits. Not for a single failing npm install or for manual audit-fix workflows.
Re-attempts a reverted security upgrade instead of leaving the CVE open. Use it when a security bump was reverted for failing tests and no follow-up was scheduled. Key trigger: the CVE is still open in your scanner while the upgrade PR shows as reverted. Not for: a revert of a non-security bump, which can wait for the…