Compliant Policies Arguments Validation #5168
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Shellyber
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demisto_sdk/commands/validate/validators/BA_validators/BA129_missing_compliant_policies.py
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Description
Adds a new ignorable validation (BA129) that ensures commands/scripts declare the appropriate compliantpolicies when using arguments associated with specific compliance standards (defined in compliant_policies.json).
Key Logic:
Checks if command arguments match any known policy arguments.
Verifies that the compliantpolicies field contains the required policy name.
Multi-Policy Support: If an argument is associated with multiple policies (e.g., "Soft" and "Hard" remediation), the validation passes if at least one of them is present.