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feat(issue-import-from-scan): attach a scan's candidate patches to new trackers - #1896
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…w trackers When a scan ships candidate patches, import-from-scan now puts them on each tracker it creates, so whoever picks up the fix starts from them instead of digging through the decrypted archive. - attach_archive lists each finding's patches/<n>.patch files, in numeric order, as `patches` (`[]` when none). - New `render-patch-comment` command writes the tracker comment: a short untested-and-private warning, then one collapsed <details> block per candidate, titled by the patch's own header line and fenced as diff with a fence longer than any backtick run inside it. @-tokens in the titles are code-wrapped so they notify nobody. Bodies stay under GitHub's comment limit by splitting across several comments; a single patch too large for one comment is refused rather than cut. Each body starts with the `scan-patches` skill-comment marker, so sync's pre-flight reads it as skill-authored, not as human activity. - Step F posts the comment after the operator confirms; the patches are quoted only, never applied or run, and never copied into a public PR. - The scan-format contract gains the optional `patches` field. Generated-by: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NyQq9UPScpux59zQR38WWD
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…the patch comment The scan's target and commit come from the disclosure email. A value holding a backtick would close the code span and let the email inject Markdown or an @-mention into the tracker comment, so a value that is not a plain ref is left out of the intro. Generated-by: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NyQq9UPScpux59zQR38WWD
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Some scans ship candidate fixes alongside their findings, for example the
patches/<n>.patchfiles in a decrypted findings archive. Until nowsecurity-issue-import-from-scanlinked only each finding's write-up. Whoever picked up a new tracker had to go back into the archive to find the patches.This change puts them on the tracker:
attach_archivelists each finding's candidate patches in numeric order aspatches([]when none). It only lists them, never runs anything.render-patch-commentcommand writes the tracker comment. It starts with a short warning that the patches are untested and private, then has one collapsed<details>block per candidate. Each block is titled by the patch's own header line and fenced asdiff, with a fence longer than any backtick run inside the patch.@tokens in the titles are wrapped in backticks so they notify nobody.patchesfield.Tests cover ordering, folded rendering, fence escaping, splitting, the oversize error, and the refusal when no archive was linked.
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