fix: gracefully handle broken symlinks when using --all-projects #1326
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…ll break existing find-files.ts tests)
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Cherry-picked here #1329 |
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What does this PR do?
Fixes an edge case when using "snyk test --all-projects" in a project that contains a broken symlink. (Currently it fails catastrophically.)
Where should the reviewer start?
Small change to src/lib/find-files.ts
How should this be manually tested?
$ ln -s /path-that-does-not-exist broken-symlink
$ node dist/cli/index.js test --all-projects
Any background context you want to provide?
Closing and cherry-picked here: #1329