Simplified the Docker Scout configuration logic by removing unnecessary checks and utilizing Docker's standard auth configuration. Updated environment variable usage and volume mounts to streamline the setup process for scanning containers.
This update introduces a fallback mechanism for Docker Scout login when DockerHub credentials are unavailable, ensuring the workflow does not fail. It also replaces direct Docker config usage with temporary caching to improve flexibility and reduce dependency on runner environment setups.
Set `continue-on-error: true` for Docker Scout steps to ensure workflows proceed even if scans fail. Updated volume paths and environment variables for Docker config and credentials to improve scanning compatibility.
Replaced the use of Docker Hub secrets with a mounted local docker configuration file for authentication. Added a check to ensure the login config exists before running scans, preventing unnecessary failures. This change enhances flexibility and aligns with local environment setups.
This update ensures Docker Scout scans use Docker Hub authentication. If the required credentials are absent, the scans are skipped with a corresponding message. This improves security and prevents unnecessary scan failures.
Replaced Trivy output format from table to JSON for better processing. Added a summary step to parse and count severities using a Python script. Integrated Docker Scout scans for both backend and frontend, and updated uploaded artifacts to include the new JSON and Scout scan outputs.
This commit introduces a GitHub Actions workflow to scan for CVEs in backend and frontend container images. It uses Trivy for scanning and uploads the reports as artifacts, providing better visibility into vulnerabilities in development builds.
