• The scan before the review listed no files: its author check reports that every holder it found (Aqua Security) is named in debian/copyright and that it scanned all 2662 files.
• Read in full: debian/changelog, debian/control, debian/copyright, debian/rules, debian/gbp.conf, debian/salsa-ci.yml, debian/source/format (3.0 (quilt)), debian/upstream/metadata; the uploaded debian.tar.xz contains exactly these and no patch series.
• Tree-wide grep (gitignore off) for Copyright, (C), ©, SPDX-License-Identifier, Licensed under, All rights reserved, Permission is hereby granted, GNU General Public, Apache License, Mozilla Public, public domain found notices only in LICENSE and debian/copyright; the only other hits were the word "AUTHORS" in the Expat text. A separate search for creativecommons, by-nc, non-commercial, NoDerivatives and proprietary found nothing.
• LICENSE is MIT ("Copyright (c) 2024 Aqua Security"); debian/copyright gives the same holder for Files: * with short name Expat and reproduces the text, which is required since it is not in /usr/share/common-licenses. Files: debian/* (2026 Juan Manuel Méndez Rey, Expat) is later than Files: *, so it correctly overrides it for the packaging.
• No binaries, archives, images, fonts or PDFs in the tree: a search for those extensions found none. The only non-textual-looking files are test fixtures: examples/terraform-plan/tfplan.json (a rendered plan whose main.tf and .terraform.lock.hcl are beside it) and examples/cloudformation/template.json.
• avd_docs/ is generated documentation with its generator present: Makefile has docs: fmt-examples → go run ./cmd/avd_generator, and the per-check *.yaml example files it renders are in checks/ (e.g. checks/cloud/aws/apigateway/enable_cache.yaml next to enable_cache.rego).
• lib/sh/ holds only sh_test.rego and that is correct: sh.parse_commands is a Go-registered OPA builtin (internal/rego/parse_commands.go, name sh.parse_commands, registered in pkg/rego/builtins.go), not a data.lib.sh module; checks/docker/missing_apk_no_cache.rego and lib/docker/docker.rego call it without any import.
• checks/kubernetes/outdated_api.rego carries a committed recommendedVersions table refreshed by make update-outdated-api-data (a sed over a documented URL); it is plain source and is not regenerated at build time, so nothing is missing from the package to modify it.
• Checked debhelper's behaviour rather than guessing: in the installed dh-go golang.pm, DH_GOLANG_EXCLUDES is applied by get_targets() to both go install and go test, and to install because DH_GOLANG_EXCLUDES_ALL defaults to true from compat 12, so cmd/, integration/ and internal/examples are neither built, tested nor shipped; dh skips override_dh_auto_test at compat 13+ under nocheck, so that override needs no nocheck check.
• Dependencies that are used by the code that is built and tested exist in the archive: dh-go 1.69, golang-any 1.27, golang-github-open-policy-agent-opa-dev, golang-github-hashicorp-hcl-v2-dev, golang-github-samber-lo-dev, golang-golang-x-text-dev, golang-gopkg-yaml.v3-dev, golang-mvdan-sh-dev, golang-github-stretchr-testify-dev, golang-github-xeipuuv-gojsonschema-dev; dpkg-build-api (= 1) is provided by dpkg-dev 1.23.11; golang-any (Go 1.27) satisfies go 1.26.2 in go.mod. The <!nocheck> test-only deps are the ones compiled by go test, and autodep8's pkg-go test template installs @ and @builddeps@, so they are present when the autopkgtest runs.
• Standards-Version: 4.7.4 matches Policy 4.7.4.1 on the reviewing system; version 2.2.0+git20261012.ac85645-1, distribution unstable, an initial release closing an ITP, are all consistent with debian/changelog.
• uscan found upstream releases with debian/watch; a newer upstream version is available (upstream 2.2.0+git20261026.f9099b7, packaged 2.2.0+git20261012.ac85645), which is not a fault of the package.

• golang-github-owenrumney-squealer-dev is not in the reviewing system's package lists and is not among the binaries of the NEW uploads: internal/rego/squealer.go imports github.com/owenrumney/squealer/pkg/squealer unconditionally and the package is in Build-Depends, so if it really has not been uploaded yet the build cannot resolve it. The lists can be days old, and the maintainer's own clean build would have caught this.
• Debian's golang-github-open-policy-agent-opa-dev is 1.4.2+ds1, described as a "stripped down library", while go.mod asks for OPA v1.21.0; the source imports opa/v1/loader, opa/v1/topdown/builtins and opa.RegisterBuiltin1, and debian/rules removes pkg/rego/builtins_test.go because opa.ResultValue is absent. I could not check what the stripped Debian package actually contains, so whether the remaining imports all resolve there is unconfirmed (the maintainer built the package, so presumably they do).
• The descriptions in the checks (e.g. checks/cloud/aws/accessanalyzer/enable_access_analyzer.rego) and the control names/descriptions in pkg/compliance/*.yaml follow AWS/Azure/Google documentation and CIS/NSA benchmark wording; whether any is a substantial verbatim copy whose source terms require attribution could not be checked without network access. The package carries no third-party licence text and no related_resources entry points at anything non-free.
• checks/kubernetes/configmap_with_sensitive.rego:28 says "some patterns are taken from https://github.com/americanexpress/earlybird/..." and debian/copyright names only Aqua Security. The nine regexps are short and generic (username/email/IBAN/SHA1/MD5 forms), and EarlyBird's licence could not be checked here, so whether this needs a copyright stanza or is de minimis is a judgement call I could not settle.

None.