Bump brakeman from 4.3.1 to 5.0.4

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Bumps brakeman from 4.3.1 to 5.0.4.

Release notes

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5.0.2

• Fix Loofah version check

5.0.1

• Support loading slim/smart (#1570)
• Set more line numbers on Sexps (#1579)
• Detect ::Rails.application.configure too (#1584)
• Always ignore slice/only calls for mass assignment
• Don't fail if $HOME/$USER are not defined
• Convert splat array arguments to arguments
• Bundle unreleased RubyParser changes

5.0.0

• Scan (almost) all Ruby files in project
• Revamp CSV report to a CSV list of warnings
• Add Sonarqube report format (Adam England)
• Add check for (more) unsafe method reflection (#1488, #1507, and #1508)
• Add check for potential HTTP verb confusion (#1432)
• Add --[no-]skip-vendor option
• Ignore uuid as a safe attribute
• Ignore Tempfile#path in shell commands
• Ignore development environment
• Collapse __send__ calls
• Set Rails configuration defaults based on load_defaults version
• Update Ruby requirement to version 2.4.0
• Suggest using --force if no Rails application is detected

5.0.0.pre1

• Add check for (more) unsafe method reflection
• Suggest using --force if no Rails application is detected
• Add Sonarqube report format (Adam England)
• Add check for potential HTTP verb confusion
• Add --[no-]skip-vendor option
• Scan (almost) all Ruby files in project
• Add support for Haml 5.2.0

4.10.1

• Declare REXML as a dependency (Ruby 3.0 compatibility)
• Use Sexp#sexp_body instead of Sexp#[..] (Ruby 3.0 compatibility)
• Prevent render loops when template names are absolute paths (#1536)
• Ensure RubyParser is passed file path as a String (#1534)
• Support new Haml 5.2.0 escaping method (#1517)

4.10.0

• Add SARIF report format (Steve Winton)

4.9.1

• Use version from active_record for non-Rails apps (Ulysse Buonomo)
• Check chomped strings for SQL injection (#1509)
• Always set line number for joined arrays (#1499)

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Changelog

Sourced from brakeman's changelog.

5.0.4 - 2021-06-08

(brakeman gem release only)

• Update bundled ruby_parser to include argument forwarding support

5.0.2 - 2021-06-07

• Fix Loofah version check

5.0.1 - 2021-04-27

• Detect ::Rails.application.configure too
• Set more line numbers on Sexps
• Support loading slim/smart
• Don't fail if $HOME/$USER are not defined
• Always ignore slice/only calls for mass assignment
• Convert splat array arguments to arguments

5.0.0 - 2021-01-26

• Ignore uuid as a safe attribute
• Collapse __send__ calls
• Ignore Tempfile#path in shell commands
• Ignore development environment
• Revamp CSV report to a CSV list of warnings
• Set Rails configuration defaults based on load_defaults version
• Add check for (more) unsafe method reflection
• Suggest using --force if no Rails application is detected
• Add Sonarqube report format (Adam England)
• Add check for potential HTTP verb confusion
• Add --[no-]skip-vendor option
• Scan (almost) all Ruby files in project

4.10.1 - 2020-12-24

• Declare REXML as a dependency (Ruby 3.0 compatibility)
• Use Sexp#sexp_body instead of Sexp#[..] (Ruby 3.0 compatibility)
• Prevent render loops when template names are absolute paths
• Ensure RubyParser is passed file path as a String
• Support new Haml 5.2.0 escaping method

5.0.0.pre1 - 2020-11-17

• Add check for (more) unsafe method reflection
• Suggest using --force if no Rails application is detected
• Add Sonarqube report format (Adam England)
• Add check for potential HTTP verb confusion
• Add --[no-]skip-vendor option
• Scan (almost) all Ruby files in project

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