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fluidasserts: init at 20.1.22554 #77787
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pkgs/development/python-modules/fluidasserts/overlays/mixpanel.nix
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thanks for the review, we made some nice changes to the package thanks to it
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diff LGTM
commits LGTM
[5 built, 65 copied (276.3 MiB), 30.5 MiB DL]
https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/77787
2 package built:
fluidasserts python37Packages.mixpanel
test/test_cloud_aws_cloudformation_rds.py \ | ||
test/test_cloud_aws_cloudformation_s3.py \ | ||
test/test_cloud_aws_cloudformation_secretsmanager.py \ | ||
test/test_format_apk.py \ |
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you could use bash expansion to make this not so repetitive:
test/test_format_apk.py \ | |
test/test_format_{apk,file,jks,jwt,pdf,pkcs12,string}.py \ |
example:
$ echo test/test_format_{apk,file,jks,jwt,pdf,pkcs12,string}.py
test/test_format_apk.py test/test_format_file.py test/test_format_jks.py test/test_format_jwt.py test/test_format_pdf.py test/test_format_pkcs12.py test/test_format_string.py
@GrahamcOfBorg build fluidasserts python37Packages.mixpanel |
darwin failure unrelated |
Motivation for this change
It's a pretty nice framework that you can use to build 'exploits' (scripts) to verify if previous vulnerabilities found in your systems are still open or closed, the complexity of such scripts is up to the developer, and that's what make it so powerful
It can be used as CLI tool too, to run the exploits, or with predefined (basic) tests like --http or --aws
We use it actively every day and therefore we would like to get it directly from nixpkgs
It's open source https://fluidattacks.com/asserts/
Things done
sandbox
innix.conf
on non-NixOS linux)nix-shell -p nixpkgs-review --run "nixpkgs-review wip"
./result/bin/
)nix path-info -S
before and after)nix-linter
nix-review