1.14.0

Added

• Add GGClient.create_honeytoken_with_context() method
• Export scan schemas in addition to dataclasses for sca

1.13.0

Added

• Added maximum payload size as a property of GGClient

Changed

• Set minimum Python version to >=3.8

1.12.0

Added

• GGClient now obeys rate-limits and can notify callers when hitting one.
• Added the following attributes to IaCVulnerability: url, status, ignored_until, ignore_reason, ignore_comment.
• Added the source_found attribute to IaCScanParameters and IaCDiffScanEntities.

1.11.0

Added

• Added extra_headers to SCA diff scans.

v1.10.0

Added

• Move SCA models from ggshield to py-gitguardian

Fixed

• Remove potential_siblings from ComputeSCAFilesResult
• Fix test_sca_scan_directory to make it more future proof.

1.9.0

Added

• Added the GGClient.iac_diff_scan() method. This allows scanning two directories for IaC vulnerabilities and categorizing incidents as new, unchanged or deleted.

Fixed

• Fixed a bug where py-gitguardian would sometimes increase the length of a document when preparing it to be sent to the secret scan API.

1.8.0

Added

• Added GGClient.create_jwt() method.

• py-gitguardian is now fully type-hinted (#49).

Changed

• All HTTP requests are now logged using Python logger. The log message includes the HTTP method, endpoint, status code and duration.

Fixed

• GGClient.iac_directory_scan() was not correctly sending the files to scan.

1.7.0

Added

• Added GGClient.create_honeytoken() method.

• Added GGClient.read_metadata() to read metadata from the server. The metadata is then used by further secret scan calls and is available in a new GGClient.secret_scan_preferences attribute.

1.6.0

Added

• The PolicyBreak class now includes the URL of the policy break if the dashboard already knows about it.

1.5.1

Fixed

• Python dependencies were not correctly defined: py-gitguardian was using marshmallow-dataclass and click without depending on them. The package now explicitly depends on marshmallow-dataclass and does not use click anymore (#43).