Explore the evolution of Tartufo, a powerful security tool, through its detailed project history.
This article delves into significant updates, from enhanced Python support to critical bug fixes, charting its development from early 2022 to the latest release.
Discover how Tartufo has adapted to changing technological landscapes, ensuring robust security solutions for its users.
Features: * [#433] – Dropped support for deprecated flags rules, b64, hex
and corresponding code around deprecated options. Removed support for old signatures which generated with +/- chars in git diff.
Bug fixes: * [#408] – 3.3.0 container broken
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