fix: scans not ignoring definitions from trivyignores input #477
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For a more in-depth explanation, read this issue: aquasecurity/trivy#9331 |
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Pr addresses the following issue: #436 |
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Files passed into the
trivyignoresinput with.yamlwork as expected but all other extensions do not work.aquasecurity/trivy-actionplaces the contents of all ignore files passed in thetrivyignoresinput into a file calledtrivyignoreswhich is then passed to the actually trivy binary as an env variable.Since this unexpected behavior is occurring in the trivy binary, this pr is simply adding a work around.