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fix: clarify CODEOWNERS comment to match org standard - #135
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The CODEOWNERS file already had the correct owner (`* @petry-projects/org-leads`), satisfying the codeowners-org-leads-not-first compliance check. The compliance audit issue #130 was a false positive — the audit script received 404 API responses for all three candidate paths and treated the concatenated JSON error bodies as file content, triggering the check incorrectly. This commit improves the comment block to explicitly document all three rules from codeowners-standard.md (org-leads first, additional teams allowed, individuals forbidden), making future audits and reviewers less likely to misread the intent. Co-authored-by: Don Petry <don-petry@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview
Updates the .github/CODEOWNERS header comment to more explicitly document the organization’s CODEOWNERS standard, reducing the chance of future compliance-audit or reviewer confusion while leaving the actual ownership rule unchanged.
Changes:
- Replaced the prior brief header comment with a clearer reference to the org standard (
codeowners-standard.md). - Documented the key rules:
@petry-projects/org-leadsmust be listed first on each owner line, additional teams may follow, and individual users are not allowed.
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
Risk: MEDIUM
Reviewed commit: dd027e55048b2f66c989c4c23bc2f77951173054
Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
Confirms triage's low-risk classification. This is a security-improving, config-only PR: it adds a SHA-pinned gitleaks secret-scan job, a comprehensive .gitignore secrets baseline (391 lines, verbatim from the petry-projects org standard), and registers gitleaks as a required status check in the code-quality ruleset. The prior audit (cycle 1 on SHA 4ff2f9c) approved the same content set with MEDIUM risk; the new HEAD is a merge commit bringing main forward, with no further substantive changes.
Linked issue analysis
Closes #68 (push-protection compliance). The PR substantively addresses the three code-side compliance gaps (secret_scan_ci_job_present, gitignore_secrets_block, ruleset required-check coverage). The remaining security_and_analysis_unavailable finding is correctly scoped out of code: it requires an admin API call documented in the PR body.
Findings
Info
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.github/workflows/ci.yml:54—continue-on-error: trueon the gitleaks job is still present from the original bootstrapping window. The CI run on this HEAD shows the gitleaks job passed (Secret scan (gitleaks): SUCCESS), so the GITLEAKS_LICENSE org secret has clearly been provisioned and the flag is now dormant in practice. It should be removed in a follow-up so the required status check actually enforces; this is also the open CodeRabbit comment. Not a blocker — current state introduces no security gap because the underlying check succeeds. - [info] Action SHA pins remain valid (verified in prior audit):
actions/checkout@de0fac2…= v6.0.2,gitleaks/gitleaks-action@ff98106…= v2.3.9. - [info] Workflow permissions are minimal (
contents: read,security-events: write); triggers arepush/pull_request(nopull_request_target); no expression-injection vectors. Org-secret exposure is limited toGITLEAKS_LICENSEon the gitleaks step. - [info]
.gitignorestructure correctly orders negations after their broad patterns; encrypted variants (*.enc.yaml,*.sops.yaml, etc.) are explicitly re-allowed; no over-broad directory ignores.
CI status
All required checks green on HEAD dd027e55: Lint ✓, Format ✓, Secret scan (gitleaks) ✓, SonarCloud ✓ (Quality Gate passed, 0 new issues / 0 security hotspots), AgentShield ✓, CodeQL ✓, dependency-audit ✓, claude-code ✓. mergeStateStatus is BLOCKED only because the org-leads team review is still requested.
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Summary
.github/CODEOWNERSfile already contained the compliant owner line (* @petry-projects/org-leads) added in chore: update dependabot-rebase-reusable SHA (fix update-branch + mergeable) #127CODEOWNERS,.github/CODEOWNERS,docs/CODEOWNERS) and treated the concatenated JSON error bodies as file content, incorrectly triggering thecodeowners-org-leads-not-firstcheckcodeowners-standard.md, making future audits and human reviewers less likely to question the file's intentChanges
.github/CODEOWNERSto explicitly document:@petry-projects/org-leadsmust be the FIRST owner on every lineThe owner rule itself (
* @petry-projects/org-leads) is unchanged and was already compliant.Closes #130
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