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Fix B106 reporting wrong line number on multiline function calls - #1360
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B106 (hardcoded_password_funcarg) reported the line of the function call node rather than the line of the keyword argument containing the hardcoded password. This made it difficult to locate the actual issue in multiline calls, and caused `# nosec` placed on the correct line to be ineffective. Pass the keyword value's lineno to the Issue so the reported location points to the actual hardcoded string, not the call. Fixes PyCQA#1328 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Fixes #1328.
B106 (
hardcoded_password_funcarg) reported the line number of theast.Callnode rather than the line of the specific keyword argument containing the hardcoded password. For multiline function calls, this meant:# nosec B106placed on the correct line (with the password) was ineffective# nosec B106on the reported line (function call) silenced the warning but was misleadingFix
Pass
kw.value.linenoto theIssueconstructor so the reported location points to the actual hardcoded string, not the call.Before
After
Test plan
test_hardcoded_passwordsfunctional test passes (issue counts unchanged)# nosec B106on the keyword line now works correctly🤖 Generated with Claude Code