Semgrep v1.168.0

v1.168.0

Release v1.168.0

Added 1
  • Add an experimental --x-dependency-paths flag to scan and ci that includes the full dependency path(s) for transitive supply-chain findings in --json and --sarif output
Changed 4
  • Malicious supply chain rules are now labeled "Malicious" instead of "Basic" in the scan analysis summary table
  • semgrep-core no longer depends on libpcre 8.x; libpcre2 10.x is now the sole regex engine
  • Aliengrep (generic mode) now uses the maintained libpcre2 10.x regular-expression library instead of the deprecated libpcre 8.x
  • The metavariable-regex and metavariable-comparison (re.match()) runtimes now use the maintained libpcre2 10.x library instead of the deprecated libpcre 8.x
1.168.0 - 2026-06-24
### Added
  • Added an experimental --x-dependency-paths flag to scan and ci that includes the full dependency path(s) for transitive supply-chain findings in --json and --sarif output. (SC-3547)
### Changed
  • Malicious supply chain rules are now labeled "Malicious" instead of "Basic" in the scan analysis summary table. (SC-3504)
### Infra/Release Changes
  • semgrep-core no longer depends on libpcre 8.x; libpcre2 10.x is now the sole regex engine. (drop-libpcre)
  • Aliengrep (generic mode) now uses the maintained libpcre2 10.x regular-expression library instead of the deprecated libpcre 8.x. Matching behavior is unchanged. (aliengrep-pcre2)
  • The metavariable-regex and metavariable-comparison (re.match()) runtimes now use the maintained libpcre2 10.x library instead of the deprecated libpcre 8.x. Matching behavior is unchanged. (eval-generic-pcre2)
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