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Add codeql code security and quality scan #5579
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When should we dismiss or address the warnings?
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This can run on any fork, right?
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yes, i think so. Every PR going into develop
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it also doesn't require any secrets or other things, so I don't expect any issues
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Regarding warnings: I just closed a few more warnings. If we figure out if we need to do something about the I think we can easily get the remaining warnings closed next week. |
📚 Context
This PR adds Github CodeQL which adds static code security and quality scans. This will run automatically on all of our PRs.
See the scan results here: https://github.com/streamlit/streamlit/security/code-scanning?query=pr%3A5579+is%3Aopen+
What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Closes #3217
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