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  • Documentation
    • Added changelog entry announcing OSV-Scanner integration, with link to its docs and note that it requires an osv-scanner.toml configuration.
    • Introduced a dedicated OSV-Scanner documentation page covering overview, configuration, and resources.
    • Updated the Supported Tools list to include OSV-Scanner and reflected it in the tools overview.
    • Enhanced navigation to surface the new OSV-Scanner page under Reference > Supported tools.

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Adds OSV-Scanner documentation and references: a new tool page, sidebar entry, tools list update, and a changelog note. No code, API, or signature changes. Documentation states CodeRabbit runs OSV-Scanner only when an osv-scanner.toml file is present.

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Changelog update
docs/changelog.md
Adds August 14, 2025 entry announcing OSV-Scanner integration and notes requirement for osv-scanner.toml and docs ___location.
Tools listing & navigation
docs/tools/list.md, sidebars.ts
Updates tools table to include OSV-Scanner and adds link reference; updates sidebar to include tools/osv-scanner in Supported tools.
New tool documentation
docs/tools/osv-scanner.md
Introduces OSV-Scanner doc page with front matter, ProPlanNotice MDX snippet, configuration details (osv-scanner.toml), and external links.

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I hopped through docs with gentle cheer,
A scanner joins our toolkit here.
With TOML trails and links that gleam,
I nibble notes in markdown streams.
New sidebar paths, a tidy scene—
OSV squeaks in, crisp and clean. 🐇✨

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Title Check ⚠️ Warning The title is too vague and does not clearly describe the addition of OSV-Scanner documentation and integration. Revise the pull request title to specifically reflect the changes, for example: "docs: add OSV-Scanner integration and documentation updates".
Description Check ⚠️ Warning The pull request description is empty and lacks context, details, and rationale for the changes. Provide a detailed description summarizing the changes (changelog entry, tool listing, documentation page, sidebar update), the purpose of adding OSV-Scanner, and any configuration or testing steps; also consider adding a pull request template to standardize descriptions.
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
docs/changelog.md (1)

8-15: Changelog entry reads well; consider noting plan availability if applicable

The entry clearly states the requirement for osv-scanner.toml and links to the docs. If OSV-Scanner is plan-gated (the tool page shows a Pro plan notice), consider adding a brief “Availability: Pro plan” note here for consistency.

docs/tools/osv-scanner.md (1)

15-23: Deduplicate the configuration requirement and strengthen the section

Lines 17 and 21 repeat the same requirement. Consolidate into the note and optionally add a quickstart to make this actionable.

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 ## Configuration
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-OSV-Scanner requires an `osv-scanner.toml` configuration file to run.
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 :::note
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-CodeRabbit will only run OSV-Scanner if your repository contains an `osv-scanner.toml` configuration file.
+OSV-Scanner runs only when your repository contains an `osv-scanner.toml` configuration file. See the official docs (linked below) for configuration options and examples.
 :::
 
+### Quickstart
+1. Add an `osv-scanner.toml` file to your repository and configure it per your needs.
+2. Commit and open a pull request; CodeRabbit will detect the config and run OSV-Scanner.
+3. Review any reported findings directly in your PR.
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sidebars.ts (1)

205-205: OSV-Scanner added to sidebar correctly

Path and ordering look consistent with existing tool entries. No issues.

docs/tools/list.md (2)

12-54: OSV-Scanner correctly added to Tools table

  • Appears in the “All” row with the right link label and category context.
  • Placement aligns with alphabetical ordering near adjacent tools.

LGTM.


91-91: Reference link for OSV-Scanner added correctly

Reference target matches the new tool page path. All good.

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