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35 changes: 35 additions & 0 deletions .circleci/config.yml
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export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"
PYTHONPATH="$CIRCLE_WORKING_DIRECTORY/src" python3 -m pytest --version
echo "βœ… Test framework ready"
# Safety scan job - security vulnerability scanning
safety-scan:
executor: python-simple
steps:
- checkout
- run:
name: Install Safety CLI
command: |
python3 -m pip install --upgrade pip
python3 -m pip install safety==3.2.8
- run:
name: Run Safety scan with constraints (fail on high/critical)
command: |
# Pre-configure safety to avoid interactive prompts
# Safety will use .safety-project.ini if it exists
if [ -f .safety-policy.yml ]; then
echo "βœ… Using .safety-policy.yml for vulnerability control"
fi

# Run safety scan - will fail on high/critical vulnerabilities based on policy
safety scan --continue-on-error || {
EXIT_CODE=$?
if [ $EXIT_CODE -eq 64 ]; then
echo "❌ High/Critical vulnerabilities found - failing CI"
exit 1
elif [ $EXIT_CODE -ne 0 ]; then
echo "⚠️ Safety scan completed with warnings"
fi
}

echo "βœ… Safety scan passed - no high/critical vulnerabilities"

docker-build:
docker:
- image: cimg/base:stable
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- code-quality:
requires:
- basic-setup
- safety-scan:
requires:
- basic-setup
- unit-tests:
requires:
- basic-setup
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107 changes: 107 additions & 0 deletions .safety-policy.yml
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# Safety Policy Configuration for SAMO-DL
# This policy controls how Safety CLI handles vulnerability scanning in CI/CD
# Version: Safety v3.x compatible

version: "3.0"

# Project metadata
project:
name: "SAMO-DL"
description: "Deep Learning project with security-first approach"

# Scanning configuration
scanning:
# Fail the scan based on vulnerability severity
# Exit code 64 is returned when vulnerabilities exceed threshold
fail_scan_with_exit_code: 64

# Severity levels to fail on (Safety v3 format)
# Options: critical, high, medium, low, unknown
fail_on_severity_levels:
- critical
- high

# Continue scanning even if vulnerabilities are found
# This ensures we get a complete report
continue_on_vulnerability_error: true

# Vulnerability handling
vulnerabilities:
# Ignore specific vulnerabilities by ID if needed
# Format: vulnerability ID with optional expiry date
ignore:
# Example (uncomment to use):
# - vulnerability_id: "51457" # numpy vulnerability
# reason: "False positive - not applicable to our use case"
# expires: "2025-12-31"

# Ignore entire packages if needed (use with caution)
ignore_packages: []
# Example:
# - package_name: "some-package"
# reason: "Development only dependency"

# Environment-specific settings
environments:
production:
# Stricter settings for production
fail_on_severity_levels:
- critical
- high
continue_on_vulnerability_error: false

development:
# More lenient for development
fail_on_severity_levels:
- critical
continue_on_vulnerability_error: true

ci:
# CI/CD specific settings (default)
fail_on_severity_levels:
- critical
- high
continue_on_vulnerability_error: true

# Reporting configuration
reporting:
# Output format for reports
format: "json"

# Include detailed information
detailed: true

# Show only vulnerabilities (hide safe packages)
only_vulnerabilities: false

# Include remediation advice
include_remediation: true

# Auto-fix configuration (use with caution)
auto_fix:
# Do not auto-fix in CI - require manual review
enabled: false

# If enabled, only fix these severity levels
fix_severity_levels:
- critical

# Audit trail
audit:
# Log all scans for compliance
enabled: true

# Include timestamp in reports
include_timestamp: true

# Include scanner version
include_scanner_version: true

# Custom rules (optional)
custom_rules: []
# Example:
# - rule_id: "CUSTOM-001"
# description: "Ensure all ML packages are from trusted sources"
# severity: "high"
# pattern: "torch|tensorflow|transformers"
# action: "warn"
40 changes: 40 additions & 0 deletions .safety-project.ini
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# Safety Project Configuration
# This file pre-configures Safety CLI to prevent interactive prompts in CI environments

[project]
# Project name - prevents the "Enter a name for this codebase" prompt
name = samo-dl

# Project ID - optional but helps with consistency
id = samo-dl-project

# Organization - optional
organization = SAMO

[scan]
# Default scan targets
targets =
requirements.txt
dependencies/requirements.txt
dependencies/requirements-api.txt
dependencies/requirements-dev.txt
dependencies/requirements-ml.txt
dependencies/requirements_production.txt
dependencies/requirements_secure.txt
dependencies/requirements_unified.txt

# Skip interactive prompts
interactive = false

# Continue on error to get full report
continue_on_error = true

[policy]
# Reference to policy file for vulnerability severity control
policy_file = .safety-policy.yml

[output]
# Output format for CI
format = screen
# Detailed output for debugging
detailed = true
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