chore(deps): bump semgrep from 1.113.0 to 1.131.0

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Bumps semgrep from 1.113.0 to 1.131.0.

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Release v1.131.0

1.131.0 - 2025-07-30

Fixed

• Semgrep diff scans can now query the app for which merge base to use. This fixes the issue where some diff scans on shallow clones would use the wrong merge base, and do a diff scan on commits not in a PR. (better-merge-base)
• Fix a possibility that an empty file be created in place of a missing input file. This bug had been introduced with Semgrep 1.115.0. (dont-create-missing-input-files)
• When processing a target with debug logging enabled, we now only log the target path rather than the entire internal structure representation. This allows for more succinct log files and no longer introduces mid-entry newlines, which can break log-parsing tooling. (gh-4315)
• Language server: Fixed a bug which broke the Sign in command (saf-2151)
• CiScanComplete.dependencies is now populated with parsed dependencies (sc-2468)
• Print error details when a SemgrepError exception is raised and causes semgrep to fail. (silent-semgrep-error)

Release v1.130.0

1.130.0 - 2025-07-23

Fixed

• Fix the Python parser to correctly handle and parse valid structural dictionary patterns. (gh-11100)

Also includes changes from the canceled 1.129.0 release

Added

• A warning is now printed for each exclude or include pattern found in rules that is considered ambiguous (paths.exclude, paths.include).

  Currently, a pattern that contains a middle slash such as src/*.c is considered floating or unanchored by our implementation. In order to be compliant with Gitignore and Semgrepignore, src/*.c should be treated as anchored. Since many programmers are unaware of this subtlety in the Gitignore specification, Semgrep now prints a warning asking the user to lift the ambiguity. A user will now be asked to change their pattern src/*.c into either /src/*.c (anchored) or **/src/*.c (floating). This clarifies the expected behavior for readers of Semgrep rules and will avoid problems when Semgrep rules adopt the Gitignore/Semgrepignore behavior. (rule-paths-middle-slash-patterns)

• Secrets: Validation for AWS credentials which failed due to possibly transient reasons is now retried (3 attempts max). (scrt-917)

Fixed

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Changelog

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1.131.0 - 2025-07-30

Fixed

• Semgrep diff scans can now query the app for which merge base to use. This fixes the issue where some diff scans on shallow clones would use the wrong merge base, and do a diff scan on commits not in a PR. (better-merge-base)
• Fix a possibility that an empty file be created in place of a missing input file. This bug had been introduced with Semgrep 1.115.0. (dont-create-missing-input-files)
• When processing a target with debug logging enabled, we now only log the target path rather than the entire internal structure representation. This allows for more succinct log files and no longer introduces mid-entry newlines, which can break log-parsing tooling. (gh-4315)
• Language server: Fixed a bug which broke the Sign in command (saf-2151)
• CiScanComplete.dependencies is now populated with parsed dependencies (sc-2468)
• Print error details when a SemgrepError exception is raised and causes semgrep to fail. (silent-semgrep-error)

1.130.0 - 2025-07-23

Fixed

• Fix the Python parser to correctly handle and parse valid structural dictionary patterns. (gh-11100)

(CANCELED) 1.129.0 - 2025-07-17

Added

• A warning is now printed for each exclude or include pattern found in rules that is considered ambiguous (paths.exclude, paths.include).

  Currently, a pattern that contains a middle slash such as src/*.c is considered floating or unanchored by our implementation. In order to be compliant with Gitignore and Semgrepignore, src/*.c should be treated as anchored. Since many programmers are unaware of this subtlety in the Gitignore specification, Semgrep now prints a warning asking the user to lift the ambiguity. A user will now be asked to change their pattern src/*.c into either /src/*.c (anchored) or **/src/*.c (floating). This clarifies the expected behavior for readers of Semgrep rules and will avoid problems when Semgrep rules adopt the Gitignore/Semgrepignore behavior. (rule-paths-middle-slash-patterns)

• Secrets: Validation for AWS credentials which failed due to possibly transient reasons is now retried (3 attempts max). (scrt-917)

Fixed

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Commits

• 47fbfd8 chore: release version 1.131.0
• ea1aa51semgrep/semgrep-proprietary#4364
• e310926 perf: use git reset for diff scans when repo is clean (semgrep/semgrep-propri...
• ff30572 Don't create an empty file when opening a missing file for reading (semgrep/s...
• bd89690semgrep/semgrep-proprietary#4350
• 7213b68 fix(commons): Arg.parse_argv should be recallable (semgrep/semgrep-proprietar...
• be7b0c6semgrep/semgrep-proprietary#4354
• df93561semgrep/semgrep-proprietary#4272
• e325f48 chore: bump interfaces for merge base atd field (semgrep/semgrep-proprietary#...
• 04afda4 chore: remove OSS/languages/\<lang>/orig_spec directories (semgrep/semgrep-p...
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