ci: add CI workflow to run plugin against itself#267
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## What Added a CI workflow and supporting script that builds the plugin, downloads the latest privateer release, and runs the plugin against the ossf/pvtr-github-repo-scanner repository to validate OSPS baseline Level 1 controls. ## Why The project had no integration-level CI to verify the plugin works end-to-end against a real GitHub repository. This mirrors the CI pattern used by the privateer project itself, giving confidence that changes don't break the plugin's evaluation capabilities. ## Notes - The workflow uses `secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN` with only `contents: read` — if OSPS controls query endpoints beyond basic repo content (branch protection, security advisories, Dependabot), additional permissions or a PAT may be needed. - The ci.sh script downloads the latest privateer release at runtime; a breaking change in privateer could cause CI failures unrelated to this repo's code. - The `tmp/` directory was added to .gitignore to support local runs of ci.sh. Signed-off-by: jmeridth <jmeridth@gmail.com>
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TLDR I need this to feel comfortable when we merge PRs
What
Added a CI workflow and supporting script that builds the plugin, downloads the latest privateer release, and runs the plugin against the ossf/pvtr-github-repo-scanner repository to validate OSPS baseline Level 1 controls.
Why
The project had no integration-level CI to verify the plugin works end-to-end against a real GitHub repository. This mirrors the CI pattern used by the privateer project itself, giving confidence that changes don't break the plugin's evaluation capabilities.
Notes
secrets.GITHUB_TOKENwith onlycontents: read— if OSPS controls query endpoints beyond basic repo content (branch protection, security advisories, Dependabot), additional permissions or a PAT may be needed.tmp/directory was added to .gitignore to support local runs of ci.sh.