Add initial layout or a vscode extension.
Several commands included in the extension, including commands for
- oss-fuzz initialization
- creating new project integrations
- generating coverage reports
- building projects from arbitrary locations in the filesystem
- reproducing crashes easily
- instant CIFuzz integration
- creating fuzzing templates for rapid prototyping
- ...
Many ideas can be put into the vscode extension, for example:
- support some form of e.g. sync with introspector.oss-fuzz.com -- for
example where the plugin will check "has progress been made relative to
what is currently at oss-fuzz". We could extend `helper.py` with some
form of command called "check_progress` which will run a small build
pipeline + coverage and check if the coverage performs better than what
is currently achieved. I think there's more to explore in this space.
- connect to auto-fuzz:
https://github.com/ossf/fuzz-introspector/tree/main/tools/auto-fuzz
- in general improve the extension UI, as currently it's only based on
commands.
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Signed-off-by: David Korczynski <david@adalogics.com>
1. Fix problem where permissions were being changed to root by non-root test (test was doing this by invoking test_all.py within docker).
2. Mark tests as integration tests so that cifuzz_test.py can be run in a reasonable amount of time.
3. Prevent some unittests from polluting source repo.
4. Add .venv to .gitignore
5. Rename test_test_all.py to the correctly formatted name "test_all_test.py"
* style: Clean up the repo
* Bolster the `.gitignore`
* Follow `CONTRIBUTING.md` guidelines and wrap `README.md` to 80
characters and seperate links for readability
* Remove pesky Unicode dash in `CONTRIBUTING.md`
* Remove `.DS_STORE` files
* Rename `#project.yaml#` to something logical and enable stntax
highlighting
* Updates from reviewers
* Greatly reduce `.gitignore` to only macOS `.DS_Store` and Vim
temporary files
* Apply markdown style to `docs/index.md`
* small comma grammatical change
* http -> https
Integrating the first cloud function i implemented which syncs the project list from github and uploads the list to cloud datastore, which will be used by another cloud function to request builds.
Co-authored-by: Kabeer Seth <kabeerseth@google.com>
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