fix: Renaming test project manifest files to avoid security scanning

Why: To prevent deprecated/vulnerable library dependencies in
sample projects from being flagged during security scanning,
as these sample projects are not intended for production use
but needed to run integration tests.

How: Renaming all manifest files
(e.g., pom.xml, package.json, requirements.txt, Gemfile)
to a placeholder name (_PLACEHOLDER) and renaming them back with
the correct name during the integration test setup.

Test.ps1

@@ -9,6 +9,18 @@ if($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0) {
     throw "*ERROR**: failed to initialize Python Virtual Environment"
 }
 
+# Rename all project manifests to correct format.
+# This is done to avoid security scanning them for deprecated/vulnerable library dependencies
+# These sample projects are not intended to be used in production, but are used for testing
+Rename-Item -Path "./sample-projects/dotnet-samples/sample_csproj_PLACEHOLDER" -NewName "sample.csproj"
+Rename-Item -Path "./sample-projects/go-samples/compatible/go_mod_PLACEHOLDER" -NewName "go.mod"
+Rename-Item -Path "./sample-projects/go-samples/incompatible/go_mod_PLACEHOLDER" -NewName "go.mod"
+Rename-Item -Path "./sample-projects/java-samples/pom_xml_PLACEHOLDER" -NewName "pom.xml"
+Rename-Item -Path "./sample-projects/node-samples/package_json_PLACEHOLDER" -NewName "package.json"
+Rename-Item -Path "./sample-projects/python-samples/compatible/requirements_txt_PLACEHOLDER" -NewName "requirements.txt"
+Rename-Item -Path "./sample-projects/python-samples/incompatible/requirements_txt_PLACEHOLDER" -NewName "requirements.txt"
+Rename-Item -Path "./sample-projects/ruby-samples/Gemfile_PLACEHOLDER" -NewName "Gemfile"
+
 Write-Host "🔬 Running unit tests"
 .\Unit-Test.ps1
 if($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0) {

test.sh

@@ -9,6 +9,18 @@ if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
     echo "**ERROR**: failed to initialize Python Virtual Environment" && exit 1
 fi
 
+# Rename all project manifests to correct format.
+# This is done to avoid security scanning them for deprecated/vulnerable library dependancies
+# These sample projects are not intended to be used in production, but are used for testing
+mv ./sample-projects/dotnet-samples/sample_csproj_PLACEHOLDER ./sample-projects/dotnet-samples/sample.csproj
+mv ./sample-projects/go-samples/compatible/go_mod_PLACEHOLDER ./sample-projects/go-samples/compatible/go.mod
+mv ./sample-projects/go-samples/incompatible/go_mod_PLACEHOLDER ./sample-projects/go-samples/incompatible/go.mod
+mv ./sample-projects/java-samples/pom_xml_PLACEHOLDER ./sample-projects/java-samples/pom.xml
+mv ./sample-projects/node-samples/package_json_PLACEHOLDER ./sample-projects/node-samples/package.json
+mv ./sample-projects/python-samples/compatible/requirements_txt_PLACEHOLDER ./sample-projects/python-samples/compatible/requirements.txt
+mv ./sample-projects/python-samples/incompatible/requirements_txt_PLACEHOLDER ./sample-projects/python-samples/incompatible/requirements.txt
+mv ./sample-projects/ruby-samples/Gemfile_PLACEHOLDER ./sample-projects/ruby-samples/Gemfile
+
 # run unit tests
 echo "🔬 Running unit tests"
 ./unit-test.sh