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NIST keeps a regularly updated list of SAST tool examples (not recommendations) here. As of August 20, 2021, the only tool that lists Powershell as a supported language is Atlassian's Static Reviewer:

Provides security checks in compliance with OWASP, CWE, CVE, CVSS, MISRA, CERT. Available as a module for Software Composition Analysis (SCA) to find vulnerabilities in open source and third party libraries

Personally, I just use the PSScriptAnalyzer module with Microsoft's InjectionHunter ruleset. These days, you can add them to VSCode's powershell plugin rules.

Very nice UI, nicely done :)

On closer review, you had code to set $combobox1.add_SelectedIndexChanged more than once, effectively removing the eventhandler I suggested in my previous answer. There was also a function that was in your code but not used at all, a ComboList helper. I trimmed your code down here and it now works fine.

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Here's your issue. You are correctly setting up an event handler to trigger when a user changes the selected item in a combobox.

In Azure DevOps, we usually use Publish Test Results task to publish test results to Azure Pipelines. We can use the test runner of your choice that supports the results format you require. Supported results formats include CTest, JUnit (including PHPUnit), NUnit 2, NUnit 3, Visual Studio Test (TRX), and xUnit 2.

Trying out your code on my own I had to resolve two issues:

• From the webview2 nuget package (for reference I used the WebView2 nuget 1.0.781-prerelease package) I copied the winforms and core DLL from the net45 folder and I copied the x64 webview2loader.dll all into the wv2 folder. You need to ensure the webview2loader.dll of the appropriate CPU architecture is copied next to the core dll.
• The default WebView2 user data folder is in the folder containing the host executable. In this case the host executable is powershell and the containing folder isn't writable by normal processes. So you need to change the user data folder which you can do via the CoreWebView2CreationProperties UserDataFolder property before the WebView2 is initialized.

I have the modified code below. Additional work is required to resize and close the WebView2 and resolve other issues.

The Resources are created yet the Deployment operation fails because there is a problem in caclulating the output variable.

Most likely it is because of the way you are trying to access the Service Principal Id of the App Service. The '/providers/Microsoft.ManagedIdentity/Identities/default' part.

You probably want something like this:

Edit:

Install-module should be Install-Module. Moreover,by restoring the PSRespository back to default your problem is hopefully resolved :)

PSSA complains because the Mandatory flag applies to the user - the user must specify arguments for all parameters marked Mandatory in a parameter set - and since the user is already required to supply arguments, it makes no sense to default values, PowerShell will never use them.

The local variables corresponding to the switch parameters in the parameter sets NOT chosen will default to a $null-like value, equivalent to $false anyway:

You shouldn't be running a while loop from inside your checkbox event handler.

As soon as your form checks if the checkbox is checked, it'll freeze the form as it's on a single thread, and that thread is stuck in a while loop.

The CheckedChanged handler should only really be used if you want something to run once when the checkbox changes state.

Functionality you want to run continuously based on the state of the checkbox could be done using a timer.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.windows.forms.timer?redirectedfrom=MSDN&view=netcore-3.1

You could setup a timer like this:

Unlike an AssignmentStatementAst, which has a Left and Right(-hand) value property, the ParameterAst has a Name and DefaultValue property, so you'll want to use Name in your predicate block: