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🟢 Scan Complete: 2 Issue(s)
🟢 Validation Complete: Any Issues detected were validated by one of our engineers. None were determined to require immediate action.
Here's how the code changes were interpreted and info about the tools used for scanning.
📖 Summary of Changes
The project has been updated from version 2.3.2-rc.2 to the final release version 2.3.2. This change involves removing the release candidate suffix across multiple configuration and source files, including the manifest, changelog, package.json, and version tracking files. The modifications appear to be consistent version updates without additional code changes.| File | Summary |
|---|---|
| .release-please-manifest.json | The version number changed from "2.3.2-rc.2" to "2.3.2", removing the release candidate (rc) suffix and indicating a final release version. |
| CHANGELOG.md | The changelog now includes a new version 2.3.2, which was previously not present. The main change is the addition of the 2.3.2 version header and associated changelog entries. |
| package.json | The version number changed from "2.3.2-rc.2" to "2.3.2", removing the release candidate (-rc.2) suffix, indicating a final release version. |
| packages/mcp-server/package.json | The version number changed from "2.3.2-rc.2" to "2.3.2", removing the release candidate suffix while keeping all other package configuration details identical. |
| packages/mcp-server/src/server.ts | The version number in the newMcpServer function was changed from '2.3.2-rc.2' to '2.3.2', removing the release candidate suffix. No other changes were observed in the file. |
| src/version.ts | The version string was updated from '2.3.2-rc.2' to '2.3.2', removing the release candidate suffix. |
ℹ️ Issues Detected
NOTE: These may not require action!
Below are unvalidated results from the Analysis Tools that ran during the latest scan for transparency. We investigate each of these for accuracy and relevance before surfacing them as a potential problem.
How will I know if something is a problem?
When validation completes, any concerns that warrant attention prior to merge will be posted as inline comments. These will show up in 2 ways:
- Expert review (most cases): Issues will be posted by experts who manually reviewed and validated them. These are real HackerOne engineers (not bots) reviewing through an integrated IDE-like tool. You can communicate with them like any other reviewer. They'll stay assigned and get notified with commit & comment updates.
- Automatically: In cases where our validation checks have highest confidence the problem is legitimate and urgent. These will include a description of contextual reasoning why & actionable next steps.
| File & Line | Issue |
|---|---|
CHANGELOG.md Line 3 |
No security issues found in the changes. This is a changelog file documenting version history and changes, which doesn't contain executable code or sensitive information. |
packages/mcp-server/src/server.ts Line 37 |
The version number has been updated from '2.3.2-rc.2' to '2.3.2'. This is not a security vulnerability. |
🧰 Analysis tools
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🟢 Scan Complete: 2 Issue(s)
🟠 Validation Complete: One or more Issues looked potentially actionable, so this was escalated to our network of engineers for manual review. Once this is complete you'll see an update posted.
Here's how the code changes were interpreted and info about the tools used for scanning.
📖 Summary of Changes
The project has been updated from version 2.3.2-rc.2 to the final release version 2.3.2. This change involves removing the release candidate suffix across multiple configuration and source files, including the manifest, changelog, package.json, and version tracking files. The modifications appear to be consistent version updates without additional code changes.| File | Summary |
|---|---|
| .release-please-manifest.json | The version number changed from "2.3.2-rc.2" to "2.3.2", removing the release candidate (rc) suffix and indicating a final release version. |
| CHANGELOG.md | The changelog now includes a new version 2.3.2, which was previously not present. The main change is the addition of the 2.3.2 version header and associated changelog entries. |
| package.json | The version number changed from "2.3.2-rc.2" to "2.3.2", removing the release candidate (-rc.2) suffix, indicating a final release version. |
| packages/mcp-server/package.json | The version number changed from "2.3.2-rc.2" to "2.3.2", removing the release candidate suffix while keeping all other package configuration details identical. |
| packages/mcp-server/src/server.ts | The version number in the newMcpServer function was changed from '2.3.2-rc.2' to '2.3.2', removing the release candidate suffix. No other changes were observed in the file. |
| src/version.ts | The version string was updated from '2.3.2-rc.2' to '2.3.2', removing the release candidate suffix. |
ℹ️ Issues Detected
NOTE: These may not require action!
Below are unvalidated results from the Analysis Tools that ran during the latest scan for transparency. We investigate each of these for accuracy and relevance before surfacing them as a potential problem.
How will I know if something is a problem?
When validation completes, any concerns that warrant attention prior to merge will be posted as inline comments. These will show up in 2 ways:
- Expert review (most cases): Issues will be posted by experts who manually reviewed and validated them. These are real HackerOne engineers (not bots) reviewing through an integrated IDE-like tool. You can communicate with them like any other reviewer. They'll stay assigned and get notified with commit & comment updates.
- Automatically: In cases where our validation checks have highest confidence the problem is legitimate and urgent. These will include a description of contextual reasoning why & actionable next steps.
| File & Line | Issue |
|---|---|
CHANGELOG.md Line 3 |
No security issues found in the changes. This is a changelog file documenting version history and changes, which doesn't contain executable code or sensitive information. |
packages/mcp-server/src/server.ts Line 37 |
The version number has been updated from '2.3.2-rc.2' to '2.3.2'. This is not a security vulnerability. |
🧰 Analysis tools
- [ ✅ ] [HackerOne AI Code Analysis](https://www.pullrequest.com/blog/harnessing-ai-to-pinpoint-security-hotspots-in-code-review-a-deep-dive/) - [ ✅ ] [HackerOne AI Code Validation](https://www.hackerone.com/blog/ai-triage-code-validation-security) - [ ✅ ] [semgrep](https://semgrep.dev?&utm_source=hackerone&utm_campaign=pullrequest) - [ ✅ ] rubocop⏱️ Latest scan covered changes up to commit 51f28aa (latest)
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