NV-4412 Retire the SARIF-to-GitLab converter for nightvision export gitlab#4
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…itlab The CLI now emits GitLab DAST reports natively (`nightvision export gitlab`), which fixes the defects this converter had: it labeled DAST findings as SAST and used the unstable rule id as the vulnerability id, so GitLab could not dedup across pipelines. Replace the converter body with a deprecation stub that errors with the migration command, so any pipeline still fetching this canonical script fails loudly with a pointer rather than silently producing a mislabeled report. The Azure DevOps converter is left in place: `export` does not yet cover Azure. Coordinated with the demo pipeline switch and the docs/skills repoint; all land together with the CLI release that ships `export gitlab`.
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The CLI now emits GitLab DAST reports natively (
nightvision export gitlab), which fixes the defects this converter had: it labeled DAST findings as SAST and used the unstable rule id as the vulnerability id, so GitLab could not dedup across pipelines. Replace the converter body with a deprecation stub that errors with the migration command, so any pipeline still fetching this canonical script fails loudly with a pointer rather than silently producing a mislabeled report.The Azure DevOps converter is left in place:
exportdoes not yet cover Azure.Coordinated with the demo pipeline switch and the docs/skills repoint; all land together with the CLI release that ships
export gitlab.