fix(secret): ignore .dist-info directories during secret scanning #8646
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DmitriyLewen
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Description
According to Python packaging standards,
.dist-infodirectories contain only metadata files such as version, license, and entry points. These directories are typically placed alongside installed packages insite-packages.Since Trivy's secret scanner does not need to scan these metadata files, doing so can lead to false positives. Therefore, we can safely exclude
.dist-infodirectories using a built-in allow rule.Reference:
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.dist-info/directories from secret scanningMustCompilepattern used for other excluded pathsRelated Links
builtin-allow-rules.goFixes
Fixes #8212
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