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October 8, 2026 06:28
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Keep in mind that there will be CodeQL security advisories here. It's just for testing purposes
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Why audit three ways, not one
The workflow runs the audit from three angles, to separate what we tested from what users get from our full dev surface:
npm cipackage-lock.jsonpins — the reproducible tree we build & test against.npm install,--skip-dev@ui5/cliinstall gives users today. The one that matters most.npm installGoal: catch advisories that reach users (or our build) before Dependabot does, and know which bucket each finding sits in so we can prioritize. Each variant runs independently (
fail-fast: false), so one failing never hides the others.