Bump dtolnay/rust-toolchain from 7b1c307e0dcbda6122208f10795a713336a9b35a to 315e265cd78dad1e1dcf3a5074f6d6c47029d5aa

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Bumps dtolnay/rust-toolchain from 7b1c307e0dcbda6122208f10795a713336a9b35a to 315e265cd78dad1e1dcf3a5074f6d6c47029d5aa.

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• 315e265 Merge pull request #129 from dtolnay/defaultfail
• 2d6236e Ignore 'rustup default' failure
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DryRun Security Summary

The provided code changes update the Rust toolchain version used in the GitHub Actions workflows responsible for building, testing, and publishing the Bulwark project, which can indirectly improve the overall security of the application, and the use of Clippy, a Rust linter, in the CI/CD pipeline can help catch common security-related coding patterns and vulnerabilities.

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Summary:

The provided code changes are related to GitHub Actions workflows responsible for building, testing, and publishing the Bulwark project. The key changes include updating the Rust toolchain version used in the workflows and ensuring the proper installation and usage of the toolchain.

From an application security perspective, these changes do not directly introduce any significant security vulnerabilities. The updates to the Rust toolchain version are likely to address bug fixes, performance improvements, or compatibility changes, which can indirectly improve the overall security of the application.

However, it's important to review the changes to ensure that the updated Rust toolchain version does not introduce any known security vulnerabilities. Additionally, the use of Clippy, a Rust linter, in the CI/CD pipeline can help catch common security-related coding patterns and vulnerabilities, contributing to the overall security of the application.

The workflows also handle sensitive information, such as the CARGO_REGISTRY_TOKEN used for publishing the Bulwark crates to the Crates.io registry. It's crucial to ensure that these credentials are properly secured and managed to prevent unauthorized access or misuse.

Files Changed:

1. .github/workflows/publish-release.yml:

   • The Rust toolchain version used in the workflow has been updated from 7b1c307e0dcbda6122208f10795a713336a9b35a to 315e265cd78dad1e1dcf3a5074f6d6c47029d5aa.
   • The workflow is responsible for building and uploading the Bulwark binaries as part of the release process, which is a standard and expected functionality.

2. .github/workflows/rust.yml:

   • The Rust toolchain version has been updated in various jobs, including the formatting check, linting, documentation build, and test suite.
   • The test suite includes running Envoy, a critical component for the application's security and performance, across different versions.
   • The use of Clippy, a Rust linter, can help catch common security-related coding patterns and vulnerabilities.

3. .github/workflows/publish-crate.yml:

   • The Rust toolchain version has been updated from 7b1c307e0dcbda6122208f10795a713336a9b35a to 315e265cd78dad1e1dcf3a5074f6d6c47029d5aa.
   • The workflow is responsible for publishing the Bulwark workspace of crates to the Crates.io registry.
   • The CARGO_REGISTRY_TOKEN environment variable is used to authenticate the publication, and this sensitive credential should be properly secured and managed.

Code Analysis

We ran 9 analyzers against 3 files and 0 analyzers had findings. 9 analyzers had no findings.

Riskiness

🟢 Risk threshold not exceeded.

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