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4 changes: 4 additions & 0 deletions .Jules/palette.md
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## 2026-06-30 - Added Emojis to CLI Output Messages
**Learning:** Adding subtle emojis to informative CLI output headers (like "Created/updated files" and "Next steps") provides clearer visual cues for developers scanning long CLI output.
**Action:** Always include relevant emojis in summary output text to make success and informational messages more visually distinguishable from routine command logs.

## 2024-07-01 - Add emojis to CLI messages for better DX
**Learning:** Adding subtle emojis to informational headers (e.g., '✨ Created', '🚀 This workflow runs') provides clearer visual cues and makes success/informational messages more distinguishable from routine logs, significantly improving the Developer Experience (DX) in terminal outputs.
**Action:** Consistently use emojis in CLI outputs to enhance readability and structure, making it easier for users to quickly scan and understand the information presented.
18 changes: 9 additions & 9 deletions scanner/cli/appguardrail.py
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Expand Up @@ -1224,7 +1224,7 @@ def cmd_scan(args):
sys.exit(1)

if scan_arg.is_symlink():
print(f"Skipping symlink path: {scan_arg}")
print(f"⏭️ Skipping symlink path: {scan_arg}")
return 0

print(f"\n🔍 AppGuardrail scanning: {scan_path}\n")
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workflow_file.write_text(MONITOR_WORKFLOW)

print("\n✅ AppGuardrail monitor workflow installed!\n")
print(f"Created/updated: {workflow_file.relative_to(project_root)}")
print(f"✨ Created/updated: {workflow_file.relative_to(project_root)}")
print()
print(
"This workflow runs `appguardrail scan .` on pull requests, pushes, and manual dispatches."
"🚀 This workflow runs `appguardrail scan .` on pull requests, pushes, and manual dispatches."
)
return 0

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)
hook_scan_command = f"appguardrail scan{scan_flags} ."
print(
f"This will run '{hook_scan_command}' before every commit and block commits if vulnerabilities are found."
f"🛡️ This will run '{hook_scan_command}' before every commit and block commits if vulnerabilities are found."
)
if run_codegraph:
print("CodeGraph mode is enabled for this hook.")
print("🧭 CodeGraph mode is enabled for this hook.")
return 0


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if process.returncode not in {0, 1}:
detail = (process.stderr or process.stdout).strip().splitlines()
raise RuntimeError("Bandit scan failed" + (f": {detail[-1]}" if detail else "."))
raise RuntimeError(
"Bandit scan failed" + (f": {detail[-1]}" if detail else ".")
)

try:
report = json.loads(process.stdout or "{}")
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for item in report.get("results") or []:
extra = item.get("extra") or {}
start = item.get("start") or {}
path = _sanitize_terminal_output(
_trivy_target(item.get("path", ""), base_path)
)
path = _sanitize_terminal_output(_trivy_target(item.get("path", ""), base_path))
check_id = item.get("check_id") or "semgrep"
findings.append(
_build_finding(
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