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A parsing error during automated security checks typically means the parser crashed on a specific piece of syntax or file format it doesn't recognize yet. A few steps to narrow this down:

  • Identify the trigger: Check the recent commit logs to see if new syntax (like a newer language feature, framework update, or dynamic code pattern) was introduced right before the failures started.
  • Update the runner/parser: If you host or configure the scanner runner, check if updating to the latest plugin/engine version resolves the syntax incompatibility.
  • Isolate the file: Try temporarily ignoring/excluding the specific file mentioned in the failure logs to confirm whether the rest of the sca…

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