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MLE-31921 Scan latest tag in Black Duck - #470

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Currently this pipeline sends dated tags to BlackDuck which are unique and remain under the branch indefinitely. This means that BlackDuck will keep old vulnerabilities under a version/branch until the scan is deleted.

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  • Owner:
  • JIRA_ID as part of branch/PR name

  • Rebase the branch with upstream

  • Squashed all commits into a single commit

  • Added Tests

  • Reviewer:
  • Reviewed Tests

  • Added to Release Wiki/Jira

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Pull request overview

Updates the Jenkins pipeline’s Black Duck trigger to scan a rolling latest-<major> image tag so Black Duck results are updated in-place instead of accumulating per-build/per-version code locations.

Changes:

  • Updated scanWithBlackDuck() to submit ${dockerRegistry}/${latestTag} to the downstream Black Duck job instead of the versioned ${publishImage} tag.
  • Added inline documentation clarifying the intent to scan a rolling tag.

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vitalykorolev merged commit 627c9d7 into develop Aug 16, 2026
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vitalykorolev deleted the MLE-31921_only-scan-latest-tag branch August 16, 2026 16:25
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