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ci: remove the disabled, redundant Semgrep workflow - #53
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Removes
.github/workflows/semgrep.yml.Why
It has not run in over a year. GitHub auto-disabled it
(
state: disabled_inactivity); the last run was July 2025.Semgrep already covers this repo. The Semgrep GitHub App is installed at the
org level and posts the
semgrep-cloud-platform/scancheck on pull requests here— including on the PRs currently open. Deleting this workflow removes no
coverage; the App-based scan is the preferred path.
Rather than bring a disabled, redundant workflow up to current standards, this
removes it.
Validation
disabled_inactivityand the last-run dates via the Actions API.semgrep-cloud-platform/scancheck is present and passing onopen PRs in this repo, so App coverage is live rather than assumed.