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A focused human will currently do better than automated tools, but actually getting a human to focus on this sort of thing is rare. Most projects I'm familiar w
by rurp 4y ago
A focused human will currently do better than automated tools, but actually getting a human to focus on this sort of thing is rare. Most projects I'm familiar with use a multitude of dependencies and only do cursory verification of changes at best.
An automated tool to check all depency changes for suspicious code and flag that to a human could be valuable. Whether or not that could be done in a way where wading through the false positives is worth it, I'm not sure, but it's a reasonable idea.