Found while fixing #5408 (stale CodeQL badge in README.md). Out of that
card's file surface (README.md only), so filed separately rather than
fixed there.
Measured
CONTRIBUTING.md line ~391, under #### Security Scans:
- **CodeQL**: Scans for security vulnerabilities in code
- **Dependency Scanning**: Checks for known vulnerabilities in dependencies
Same underlying fact #5408 established: GET /repos/objectstack-ai/objectui/actions/workflows returns 31 registered
workflows, four dynamic/* entries (Copilot swe-agent, Copilot PR reviewer,
Dependabot, Claude agent), and no dynamic/github-code-scanning/codeql — the
entry CodeQL "default setup" registers when enabled. CodeQL was never set up
in this repository. This line in CONTRIBUTING.md describes a scan that does
not run.
The repo is not unscanned — .github/workflows/secret-scan.yml ("Secret
Scanning") is registered and active, which is presumably what "Dependency
Scanning" / secret coverage should actually be described as here — but this
line's specific CodeQL claim is false.
Suggested fix
Remove or correct the CodeQL line under #### Security Scans, mirroring the
#5408 ruling: whether the repo should adopt CodeQL is a separate,
maintainer-floor decision and should not be back-derived from this doc while
fixing it.
Scope
CONTRIBUTING.md only, that one line/section.
Found while fixing #5408 (stale CodeQL badge in
README.md). Out of thatcard's file surface (
README.mdonly), so filed separately rather thanfixed there.
Measured
CONTRIBUTING.mdline ~391, under#### Security Scans:Same underlying fact #5408 established:
GET /repos/objectstack-ai/objectui/actions/workflowsreturns 31 registeredworkflows, four
dynamic/*entries (Copilot swe-agent, Copilot PR reviewer,Dependabot, Claude agent), and no
dynamic/github-code-scanning/codeql— theentry CodeQL "default setup" registers when enabled. CodeQL was never set up
in this repository. This line in
CONTRIBUTING.mddescribes a scan that doesnot run.
The repo is not unscanned —
.github/workflows/secret-scan.yml("SecretScanning") is registered and active, which is presumably what "Dependency
Scanning" / secret coverage should actually be described as here — but this
line's specific CodeQL claim is false.
Suggested fix
Remove or correct the CodeQL line under
#### Security Scans, mirroring the#5408 ruling: whether the repo should adopt CodeQL is a separate,
maintainer-floor decision and should not be back-derived from this doc while
fixing it.
Scope
CONTRIBUTING.mdonly, that one line/section.