docs(codex): point GitLab readers to maintained guidance - #3031
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Looks good to me! Thanks for adding this to the archived Cookbook!
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The older GitLab cookbook still uses the deprecated
--full-autoflag and includes result handling that can convert invalid output to an empty findings array or continue after a nonzero Codex exit. Readers can also confuse its general code-quality/SAST-interpretation workflows with the dedicated Codex Security scanner.This PR adds a source-visible note at the top of the existing article. It identifies the outdated flag and result-handling risk, links current non-interactive Codex guidance, and directs Codex Security scanning/remediation users to the maintained GitLab CI/CD guide introduced in openai/developers-website#2564.
The original examples remain unchanged. This is a scoped warning and routing correction, not a tested rewrite of the pipeline, a new archive designation, or a claim that the two workflows are interchangeable.
Johannes Bauer's review is requested on the distinction between general Codex interpretation of existing SAST findings and the dedicated Security workflow, and whether the maintained guide is the right destination for these readers.
Validation: repository Docs Editor review; verified current
--full-autodeprecation and the dedicated GitLab guide; all added links resolve; exact comparison confirms all prior article text and code are preserved;git diff --checkpassed. No executable content changed and no CI pipeline or model call was run. Registry and author changes are not applicable.Pre-merge
docs-editorreview rerun August 31 on7e16f3186a386ce2d452a69bf41ad139c96d29e2: reviewed the notice in the full article context using the repository skill and style guide. No edits or new P0/P1 findings in the notice. Both added links return HTTP 200; the current non-interactive guide confirms the deprecated compatibility flag. Exact comparison confirms the entire original article and all four code fences remain unchanged, both image targets exist in the reviewed Git tree, andgit diff --checkpasses. The legacy flag and failure/empty-output risks remain in the old examples and are explicitly documented above and in the note; this is not a validation or modernization of that pipeline. No notebook, registry, author, or executable changes.