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Incremental CodeQL analysis reduces scan times during Pull Requests [GA] #1113

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glider-bot opened this issue Mar 20, 2025 · 0 comments
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CodeQL is the static analysis engine that powers GitHub’s code scanning capabilities. In Pull Requests, it can pinpoint potential vulnerabilities and deliver detailed insights alongside automated remediation suggestions through Copilot Autofix. With this update, CodeQL queries focus exclusively on newly introduced code rather than rescanning the entire codebase, streamlining the analysis process.

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Developers receive faster feedback during Pull Requests, reducing the time needed to identify and fix emerging vulnerabilities. This speed enhancement maintains the same quality of results on the Pull Requests page while accelerating the remediation process, enabling teams to secure their code more efficiently without compromising on thoroughness.

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@glider-bot glider-bot moved this to Q2 2025 – Apr-Jun in GitHub Public Roadmap Mar 20, 2025
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