[#3144] Uploaded security audit findings to GitHub code scanning as SARIF.

[AlexSkrypnyk]

Closes #3144

Summary

.github/workflows/audit.yml now writes every security check's findings as SARIF and uploads them to the repository's Security → Code scanning tab under four categories - composer-audit, npm-audit, npm-audit-theme and gitleaks - so a project has an inventory of what is currently open with per-finding history and dismissal rather than only a sequence of passing and failing builds. Gitleaks emits SARIF itself; neither composer audit nor npm audit has a SARIF formatter, so a new vortex-convert-audit-sarif script in the drevops/vortex-tooling package converts both, selected by an explicit format argument.

Two things were wrong before this. Findings lived only in the job log, so there was no way to see what was open, when an advisory first appeared, or to dismiss a false positive without committing an ignore-id entry. Separately, the Gitleaks step was scanning nothing at all: docker run --rm -v "${PWD}":/repo resolves the bind mount against the runner host, which has no path matching the audit job's container: workspace, so run 35290464607 on main logged scanned ~0 bytes (0) in 820µs and no leaks found for every commit.

After merge the audit job files a code scanning analysis under each of the four categories - verified on this branch's run - and attaches every report to the run as the security-findings artifact, and Gitleaks scans the real workspace - 2.92 MB on this branch's run against ~0 bytes on main. The gate is unchanged: the four audit steps still decide the workflow result, and every reporting step carries continue-on-error: true, so a missing code scanning entitlement, a fork pull request with a read-only token, or a converter failure cannot change it. This does not touch CircleCI, which has no code scanning destination.

Before / After

BEFORE
  composer audit ─┐
  npm audit      ─┼─► exit code ─► fails the job on findings
  gitleaks*      ─┘                     │
                                        ▼
                                   job log  ◄── the only place a finding exists
  * scanned an empty directory: the bind mount resolved
    against the runner host, not the job container

AFTER
  composer audit ─┐   (one run each, piped through tee)
  npm audit  x2  ─┼─► exit code ─► fails the job on findings   (unchanged gate)
  gitleaks       ─┘                     │
                                        ▼
                            job log + .logs/audit/*.json
                                        │
                       continue-on-error │ true
                                        ▼
        vortex-convert-audit-sarif  /  gitleaks --report-format sarif
                                        │
                                        ├─► upload-sarif ─► Security → Code scanning
                                        │     composer-audit / npm-audit /
                                        │     npm-audit-theme / gitleaks
                                        └─► security-findings artifact

  Nothing below the job log can feed back into the exit code above it.

What changed

• .github/workflows/audit.yml: each audit runs once with its JSON format and pipes through tee, so the report reaches both the log and .logs/audit/. The job gains a conversion and an upload-sarif step per scanner, an artifact upload, a dedicated step that creates .logs/audit/, and security-events: write plus actions: read permissions. Every added step is continue-on-error: true.
• .vortex/tooling/src/vortex-convert-audit-sarif (new): converts a composer audit or npm audit JSON report into SARIF 2.1.0, taking the report path, format and lock file as arguments. Composer advisories map to error for critical and high and warning otherwise; abandoned packages are reported at note level; dependency policy matches - including Composer's built-in malware policy, active by default - at error level. npm findings are split out of each package's via array, identified by their GHSA advisory and carrying npm's own CVSS score. Every finding is located at the affected package's line in the lock file and carries a partialFingerprints entry derived from the rule and package, so alerts track across runs instead of colliding on a shared line. Composer advisories already dismissed through ignore-id are left out, so the inventory holds the same set of findings the audit fails on.
• .vortex/tooling/tests/unit/convert-audit-sarif.bats (new): 17 tests covering both formats, the severity mappings including a null severity and npm's CVSS fallback, the helpUri fallback order, abandoned packages, dependency policy matches, skipped ignored and malformed entries, lock-file line resolution for both lock formats, and the CLI failure modes.
• .vortex/tooling/composer.json: registers the new script as a package binary so scripts/vortex-tooling.sh links it into vendor/bin.

Defects fixed

• The Gitleaks step now runs docker run --rm --volumes-from "${HOSTNAME}" -w "${PWD}" so the scanner inherits the audit job container's own mounts instead of bind-mounting a host path that does not exist. Without this the Gitleaks SARIF upload would have been permanently empty, because the scan had nothing to scan.
• .gitleaks.toml adds .logs/ to the allowlisted generated paths alongside .artifacts/ and .data/, so the scanner does not report its own SARIF output, and a local gitleaks dir . after a Behat run no longer flags the HTML screenshots under .logs/screenshots/.

Dependency constraint

drupal/generated_content is raised to ^2.1.2. Version 2.1.1 type-hints the concrete Drupal\Core\Entity\EntityTypeManager in its service constructor, while drupal/trash 3.1.0 decorates that service with final class TrashEntityTypeManager implements EntityTypeManagerInterface, so the decorator cannot be injected and provisioning aborts with a TypeError wherever both are installed - the Drupal CMS starter. The template does not track composer.lock, so every CI run resolves the newest trash and the failure landed on every branch. Version 2.1.2 type-hints the interface.

Documentation

• continuous-integration/README.mdx gains a Code scanning section under Security audit listing the four categories, stating that nothing in the reporting path decides the build result, and covering the entitlement and fork-pull-request fallback, the security-findings artifact and the deliberate asymmetry with CircleCI.
• development/security/README.mdx points at that section, and dependency-audit.mdx and secret-scanning.mdx each gain Where findings appear and Dismissing a finding, all stating that dismissing an alert records the assessment but does not stop the check failing.
• development/variables.mdx documents the script's four variables; cspell.json adds sarif.

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Walkthrough

The audit workflow converts Composer audit and Gitleaks results to SARIF, uploads them to GitHub Code scanning, and stores reports as an artifact. Scanner failures remain independent from reporting. Documentation and tests cover the new behavior.

Changes

Security findings reporting

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Composer audit SARIF conversion .vortex/tooling/src/vortex-convert-audit-sarif, .vortex/tooling/tests/unit/convert-audit-sarif.bats, .vortex/tooling/composer.json	The utility validates Composer audit input, maps advisory, abandoned-package, and dependency-policy findings to SARIF, resolves lock-file locations, and reports conversion errors. Tests cover conversion, severity, links, locations, malformed input, and failure cases.
GitHub Actions reporting workflow .github/workflows/audit.yml, .gitleaks.toml	The workflow adds permissions, uploads Composer audit and Gitleaks SARIF reports under separate categories, preserves scanner failure behavior, and stores findings as an artifact. Gitleaks excludes .logs/ paths.
Documentation and scanning support .vortex/docs/content/continuous-integration/README.mdx, .vortex/docs/content/development/security/*.mdx, .vortex/docs/content/development/variables.mdx, .vortex/docs/cspell.json	Documentation covers Code scanning locations, dismissal behavior, SARIF configuration, artifact retention, scan requirements, and CircleCI behavior. sarif is added to the spelling dictionary.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant AuditWorkflow
  participant ComposerAudit
  participant VortexConvertAuditSarif
  participant Gitleaks
  participant CodeScanning
  AuditWorkflow->>ComposerAudit: Generate audit JSON
  AuditWorkflow->>VortexConvertAuditSarif: Convert audit JSON to SARIF
  AuditWorkflow->>Gitleaks: Generate Gitleaks SARIF
  AuditWorkflow->>CodeScanning: Upload reports by category
  AuditWorkflow-->>AuditWorkflow: Preserve independent scanner failures

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Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The PR satisfies the coding requirements in [#3144]. .github/workflows/audit.yml emits Composer audit and Gitleaks SARIF, uploads them under composer-audit and gitleaks, and keeps the original a…
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