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Release v1.30.0

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16 months ago

1.30.0 - 2023-06-28

Added

  • feat(rule syntax): Support metavariable-type field for Kotlin, Go, Scala

    metavariable-type field is now supported for Kotlin, Go and Scala. (gh-8147)

  • feat(rule syntax): Support metavariable-type field for csharp, typescript, php, rust

    metavariable-type field is now supported for csharp, typescript, php, rust. (gh-8164)

  • Pattern syntax: You may now introduce metavariables from parts of regular
    expressions using pattern-regex, by using regular expression with
    named capturing groups (see https://www.regular-expressions.info/named.html)

    Now, such capture group metavariables must be explicitly named.
    So for instance, the pattern:

    pattern-regex: "foo-(?P<X>.*)"
    

    binds what is matched by the capture group to the metavariable $X,
    which can be used as normal.

    pattern-regex patterns with capture groups, such
    as

    pattern-regex: "(.*)"
    

    will still introduce metavariables of the form $1, $2, etc, but this
    should be considered deprecated behavior, and that functionality will be
    taken away in a future release. Named capturing groups should be primarily
    used, instead. (pa-2765)

  • Rule syntax: Errors during rule parsing are now better. For instance,
    parsing will now complain if you miss a hyphen in a list of patterns,
    or if you try to give a string to patterns or pattern-either. (pa-2877)

  • JS/TS: Now, patterns of records with ellipses, like:

    { $X: ... }
    

    properly match to records of anonymous functions, like:

    {
      func: () => { return 1; }
    }
    ``` (pa-2878)
    
    
    

Changed

  • engine: Removed matching cache optimization which had been previously disabled by
    default in 1.22.0 (we got no reports of any performance regression during this time). (cleanup-1)

Fixed

  • Language server no longer crashes when a user is logged in and opens a non git repo folder (pa-2886)
  • It is not required anymore to have semgrep (and pysemgrep) in the PATH. (pa-2895)

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