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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
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The facts hold up. I verified the security rule mappings against OWASP Top 10 2025 and existing rule tables, confirmed Mako removal across the entire documentation set, and verified that all eight changed pages return 200.
Requesting changes on three style and task-orientation points, left as suggestions you can accept in one click.
Documentation flow and task orientation
Make documentation user centric and focus on the tasks the user performs rather than keeping the information generic. Documentation flows from discovery and onboarding, through implementation and adoption, to troubleshooting and expansion:
- In
go.md, the draft states that Snyk Code readsgo.modso data flow across packages is analyzed. Shifting this to the user's task — configuring package imports to trace data flow across packages in their Project — clarifies why the file matters during implementation. - In
javascript/README.mdandtypescript.md, framingtsconfig.jsonandjsconfig.jsonaround module resolution and path alias tracing gives the reader an immediate action item for adoption.
Alignment across docs and upcoming releases
I checked factual alignment across the repository for the changes in this pull request:
- Mako deprecation: Verified that
discover-snyk/supported-languages/supported-languages-list/python/README.mdanddiscover-snyk/supported-languages/technical-specifications-and-guidance.mdwere the only two pages referencing Mako. Removing Mako from both files leaves no orphaned references. - Security rule additions: Verified that CWE-915 in
java-rules.mdand CWE-918 inruby-rules.mdmatch the taxonomy in sibling rule pages (ruby-rules.mdfor CWE-915 andjava-rules.mdfor CWE-918). - Release impact on other pages: This pull request targets the October 26, 2026 Snyk Code release. When the release goes live, update
discover-snyk/whats-new.mdto add an October 2026 section summarizing the new framework coverage, security rules, and import resolution features.
Style fixes (folded into the suggestions)
- Use active voice and capitalize Snyk-defined noun Project ·
discover-snyk/supported-languages/supported-languages-list/go.md:52 - Focus on user task and capitalize Project ·
discover-snyk/supported-languages/supported-languages-list/javascript/README.md:111 - Focus on user task and align with JavaScript phrasing ·
discover-snyk/supported-languages/supported-languages-list/typescript.md:45
One thing to confirm
rules.csv. Confirm that the placement matches the generated CSV order before merging.
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This is reviewed and approved. Please let me know when do you need ut merged so I can act on it: merge from public until 10:00 am UK time, or move it under the internal repo. Thanks.
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Closing as work will continue on the PR opened in the internal repo. details in the jira |


Problem
The October 26, 2026 Snyk Code release changes what is covered, and a reader cannot find that in the docs. A customer checking whether Spring Data MongoDB, DynamoDB, Commons FileUpload, Bootbox or d3 is supported gets an out-of-date list. Java mass assignment and Ruby SSRF findings appear with no matching rule row. Mako is listed as a supported template engine but is not in this release. Nothing says that Go and TypeScript imports now resolve through
go.modandtsconfig.json.Solution
One commit per idea:
Notes
rule_docs/rules.csvorder. Check placement against the generated CSV before merging.🤖 Generated with Claude Code