Gitrivy (GitHub Issue + Trivy Action)

This is a GitHub Actions to scan vulnerability using Trivy.
If vulnerabilities are found by Trivy, it creates the following GitHub Issue.

Feature

• Scan vulnerability used by Trivy
• Create or Update GitHub Issue if vulnerabilities found
  • Customize Issue title, label and assignee
  • Issue body is generated by template parameter

Inputs

Parameter	Required	Default Value	Description
token	True	N/A	GitHub Access Token. ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} is recommended.
image	True	N/A	The target image name to scan the vulnerability Specify this parameter or IMAGE_NAME environment variable
trivy_version	False	latest	Trivy version
severity	False	HIGH,CRITICAL	Severities of vulnerabilities (separated by commma)
vuln_type	False	os,library	Scan target are os and / or library (separated by commma)
ignore_unfixed	False	false	Ignore unfixed vulnerabilities Please specify true or false
template	False	N/A	Path to template file This parameter equals trivy --template option By default, it uses src/default.tpl which is based on contrib/html.tpl reference: Report Formats - Trivy
issue_title	False	Security Alert	Issue title
issue_label	False	trivy,vulnerability	Issue label (separated by commma)
issue_assignee	False	N/A	Issue assignee (separated by commma)
fail_on_vulnerabilities	False	false	Whether the action should fail if any vulnerabilities were found.

Outputs

Parameter	Description
html_url	The URL to view the issue
issue_number	The created issue number

Example

Detect your docker image vulnerability everyday at 9:00 (UTC).

name: Vulnerability Scan

on:
  schedule:
    - cron: '0 9 * * *'

jobs:
  scan:
    name: Daily Vulnerability Scan
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - name: Pull docker image
        run: docker pull sample

      - uses: lazy-actions/gitrivy@v3
        with:
          token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
          image: sample