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Aug 23, 2025 · Information Security

Why an Empty ‘vulnerabilities’ Array Means Your GitLab SAST Scan Passed

The article explains GitLab SAST’s standardized JSON report format, walks through the meaning of the scan metadata and the vulnerabilities array, and shows that an empty vulnerabilities list together with a success status simply indicates a clean, successful static analysis run.

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Why an Empty ‘vulnerabilities’ Array Means Your GitLab SAST Scan Passed
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