package opam-audit
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Audit your opam switch for known security issues
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
opam-audit-0.0.1.tbz
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doc/README.html
opam audit
The opam-audit command line utility keeps a local copy of the OCaml security advisory database and checks whether any package in the active opam switch has a known security advisory.
When a vulnerable package is found, opam-audit reports the affected package together with the corresponding security advisory. It exits with an error (exit code = 124) if any vulnerability is detected, making it suitable for use in CI.
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