build(deps-dev): bump cdk-nag from 2.38.2 to 3.0.1#94
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Bumps [cdk-nag](https://github.com/cdklabs/cdk-nag) from 2.38.2 to 3.0.1. - [Release notes](https://github.com/cdklabs/cdk-nag/releases) - [Commits](cdklabs/cdk-nag@v2.38.2...v3.0.1) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: cdk-nag dependency-version: 3.0.1 dependency-type: direct:development update-type: version-update:semver-major ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com>
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…engine) (#99) cdk-nag v3 rewrites the rule packs from per-stack IAspects onto CDK's native policy validation framework, which changes how packs attach, how suppressions work, and — critically — how failure is signaled. This migration covers all of it; supersedes #94, whose bare version bump cannot compile against the v3 API. Engine: the five packs are now plugins registered once at the App root (attach_nag_packs, called from app.py and every nag-gating test fixture). apply_compliance_aspects stays per stack carrying the project's TemplateConventionChecks Aspect plus cdk-nag's WriteNagSuppressionsToCloudFormationAspect — per stack because Aspects do not cross cdk.Stage boundaries (verified live: an App-level registration silently skipped every Stage-nested stack), which is what keeps the v2-style cdk_nag Metadata audit trail in the templates and snapshots. Suppressions: NagSuppressions is gone; acknowledge_rules in nag_utils adapts this repo's unchanged {id, reason, applies_to} data shape onto Validations.of().acknowledge(). v3 matches granular IAM4/IAM5 findings individually — a bare rule id matches nothing — so every previously blanket wildcard is now enumerated with its exact finding id (singleton IAM4 managed policies, the BucketDeployment handler's seven s3 grants, the RUM cleanup log-group ARN, CodeDeploy and API Gateway CloudWatch roles). Two upstream sharp edges are worked around and documented in place: CDK's acknowledge API rejects ids with more than one '::' while the packs emit exactly such ids for IAM4 (metadata fallback in acknowledge_rules), and raw IAM5 resource finding ids reproduce whichever partition rendering the synth used (both arn:aws: and arn:<AWS::Partition>: forms acknowledged where ARNs embed partitions). Gate integrity: CDK signals validation failure by setting process.exitCode in the NODE process — jsii's throwaway kernel for a Python app — so neither app.synth() nor cdk synth fails natively (verified live: a non-compliant canary synthesized 'successfully' via the CLI). The hard gate is now explicit on both paths: scripts/check_validation_report.py (fails on violations AND on a missing report) runs after synth in make cdk-synth and the CI cdk-check job, and TestNagCompliance parses each shape's validation-report.json in-process, with test_nag_gate_can_fail as the non-vacuousness canary. That CLI checker caught the partition-rendering split during this very migration. The RUM cleanup grant ARN switched from a token-embedding monitor-id prefix to a monitor-name suffix wildcard: the delete call still targets the exact log group, and the literal ARN is what makes the finding id reproducible enough to acknowledge. Docs updated (CLAUDE.md nag sections, nine README passages); snapshots regenerated — the metadata diff is the v3 write-aspect recording acknowledgments subtree-wide.
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Bumps cdk-nag from 2.38.2 to 3.0.1.
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9c2d2cbfix: walk ancestor tree in isAcknowledged and WriteNagSuppressions (#2349)2c0175cfeat!: cdk nag v3 (#2348)e57a96echore(deps): upgrade dev dependencies (#2347)b0428bechore(deps): upgrade dev dependencies (#2346)ff87361chore(deps): upgrade dev dependencies (#2345)624c8ccchore(deps): upgrade dev dependencies (#2343)4bb8a89chore(deps): upgrade dev dependencies (#2342)ac378e7chore(deps): upgrade dev dependencies (#2340)23db1cfchore(deps): upgrade dev dependencies (#2339)