fix-review

To verify git commits address security audit findings without introducing bugs, perform a differential analysis against audit reports. This process checks fix branches to confirm vulnerabilities are resolved while scanning changes for common anti-patterns indicating new regressions.

Yes, you can validate specific security findings like TOB-XXX against your fix branch. The differential analysis checks targeted findings by comparing git commits from the main branch against the remediation branch using the provided security report.

For security audit remediation review, supported report formats include PDF, Markdown, JSON, and HTML. The analysis reads these files to cross-reference identified vulnerabilities with the code changes implemented in your git commits.

Git commit verification works for post-audit remediation by analyzing changes between branches. It compares commits from the base branch to the fix branch, confirming security findings are addressed and ensuring no new vulnerabilities are created in the process.

Bug introduction detection works by scanning code changes for common anti-patterns during vulnerability remediation. It performs differential analysis on git commits to identify new vulnerabilities or regressions introduced while attempting to resolve original security findings.

To start checking fix branches against security reports, you need git installed and optionally tools for reading various report formats like PDF, MD, JSON, or HTML. Web fetching tools may also be utilized to access external documentation during the differential analysis.