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CodeQL 2.26.3 Enhances GitHub Actions and JavaScript Modeling
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Why it matters
- →Enhances security scanning accuracy for GitHub Actions and JavaScript projects.
- →Introduces new flow models for Vue's Composition API, aiding in vulnerability detection.
- →Automatically deployed to GitHub users, ensuring widespread access to improvements.
GitHub has released CodeQL 2.26.3, enhancing its static analysis capabilities for GitHub Actions and JavaScript. This update improves the accuracy of several GitHub Actions queries and adds new modeling for JavaScript, TypeScript, and Vue sources. Key changes include the recognition of untrusted data in GitHub Actions and the introduction of flow models for Vue's Composition API. These improvements aim to help developers better identify security issues in their code. The update is automatically deployed to GitHub code scanning users, with future inclusion in GitHub Enterprise Server releases.
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- 1Claude Code v2.1.129 Release
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- 2CodeQL 2.25.5 Enhances Query Accuracy
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- 3Claude Code v2.1.219 Update Released
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- 4CodeQL 2.26.4 Enhances Security Detection
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