How should I address security requirements or vulnerabilities related to locked, non-editable components or metadata settings in my package?
Answer
If a security requirement necessitates a change to a locked, non-editable component or metadata setting in your package:
1. **Create a New Component**: Create a new component or metadata component with the desired security settings. For example, if the `isExposed` setting cannot be changed, create a new component with `isExposed` set to the correct value.
2. **Replace References**: Replace all references to the old component with references to the new one throughout your package.
3. **Remove or Deprecate**: Deprecate or remove the old component to ensure it is no longer accessible once the transition is complete.
4. **Ensure Proper Configuration**: Ensure the new component is properly configured to meet security standards, such as setting appropriate visibility and access controls.
5. **Submit for Review**: Submit the updated package for review to ensure the vulnerability is resolved while adhering to packaging constraints.
This approach ensures vulnerabilities are resolved while working within the limitations of packaged components. If you need further guidance, consider raising a support case or consulting the appropriate documentation for detailed procedures.
How should I address security requirements or vulnerabilities related to locked, non-editable components or metadata settings in my package?
Recommended Answer Update
If a security requirement necessitates a change to a locked, non-editable component or metadata setting in your package:
1. **Create a New Component**: Create a new component or metadata component with the desired security settings. For example, if the `isExposed` setting cannot be changed, create a new component with `isExposed` set to the correct value.
2. **Replace References**: Replace all references to the old component with references to the new one throughout your package.
3. **Remove or Deprecate**: Deprecate or remove the old component to ensure it's no longer accessible once the transition is complete.
4. **Ensure Proper Configuration**: Ensure the new component is properly configured to meet security standards, such as setting appropriate visibility and access controls.
5. **Submit for Review**: Submit the updated package for review to ensure the vulnerability is resolved while adhering to packaging constraints.
This approach ensures vulnerabilities are resolved while working within the limitations of packaged components. If you need further guidance, consider raising a support case or consulting the appropriate documentation for detailed procedures.
Reasoning
The FAQ content is already well-structured and accurate. No content appears outdated based on the available security rules. The language is clear and follows the conversational tone guidelines. The step-by-step approach is logical and actionable. I selected the AvoidLmcIsExposedTrue rule because the FAQ specifically mentions the `isExposed` setting as an example of a locked component setting that cannot be changed, which directly relates to this security rule that flags Lightning Message Channel components with isExposed="true" as a security concern. The FAQ's example of creating a new component with the correct `isExposed` value directly addresses the type of security vulnerability this rule is designed to detect.