Architecture check

SAP-samples/cap-service-integration-codejam

mainRule-based: the same commit always gets the same result

0 errors, 15 warnings

No critical or high-risk findings. 9 worth a look.

15 warnings in the paths between 12 routes and 6 tables.

Every file was read, but 2 places in them could not be parsed — listed under the findings.

Findings

15

0 errors15 warningsDetails

Routes

12

12 with findingsGraph

Tables

6

Data models read

Rules run

19/19

7/7 source files read

Findings by route

12 of 12 routes flagged · 19/19 rules ran

  • Errors
  • Warnings
  • No findings
Each column is one route, in the order it is declaredRoute names unlock with a free account

15 findings

9 medium6 low

15 findings, each with the route, the table it reaches, the file and line, and the fix. Free with an account.

2 places could not be parsed, so any route or table declared there is missing from this report:

  • incidents/app/fiori.cds — entity acme.incmgt.Incidents_urgency produced no elements
  • incidents/app/fiori.cds — entity acme.incmgt.Incidents_status produced no elements

What this is

Wyro reads the repository’s routes and data models and checks the paths between them: whether a route can reach a table without passing a guard, whether a datastore holding personal data is exposed to a public read, whether an endpoint that issues credentials requires the credentials it issues.

It is rule-based, not a model. The same commit produces the same result every time, and it does not guess at business rules it cannot see. A rule with nothing to look at is reported as not having run — never as a pass.

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