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Every change would introduce the possibility of a vulnerability being added to the system and one would need to run the LLM scan across the entire code base. It
by sandeepkd 6mo ago
Every change would introduce the possibility of a vulnerability being added to the system and one would need to run the LLM scan across the entire code base. It gets very costly in a environment where you are doing regular commits. Companies like Github already provide scanning tools for static analysis and the cost is already high for them.
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- pianopatrick 6mo agoMight lead to a move away from continuous delivery back towards batched releases.