Custom Policies aren't showing in the Azure DevOps Test Results

[DerekTheBrave]

Describe the issue
I've been writing some Custom Policies, and I've tried both yaml and Python. These are scanning Terraform AKS clusters, there's not a huge amount of code being scanned. However the built-in scans are showing up in the results, not the custom ones.

Examples
Here's an example of one of them: -

int.py

from .kubernetes_no_privilege_escalation_check import KubernetesNoPrivilegeEscalationCheck

`from checkov.common.models.enums import CheckCategories, CheckResult
from checkov.kubernetes.checks.resource.base_container_check import BaseK8sContainerCheck

class KubernetesNoPrivilegeEscalationCheck(BaseK8sContainerCheck):
def init(self):
name = "Ensure Kubernetes containers do not allow privilege escalation"
id = "CUSTOM_K8S_6"
supported_resources = [
"kubernetes_pod",
"kubernetes_deployment",
"kubernetes_stateful_set",
"kubernetes_daemonset",
"kubernetes_replica_set"
]
categories = [CheckCategories.KUBERNETES]
super().init(name=name, id=id, categories=categories, supported_entities=supported_resources)

def scan_container_conf(self, conf, metadata):
    if "spec" in conf:
        containers = conf["spec"].get("containers", [])
        for container in containers:
            security_context = container.get("securityContext", {})
            if security_context.get("allowPrivilegeEscalation", True):
                return CheckResult.FAILED
        return CheckResult.PASSED
    return CheckResult.PASSED

scanner = KubernetesNoPrivilegeEscalationCheck()`

Version (please complete the following information):

• Checkov Version v3.2.256

Additional context
I'm downloading them in the azure devops pipeline, and I've been checking they're all there. Originally there was a syntax error which failed the scan, I fixed that, and it all runs clean but the custom policies aren't in the Tests - Pass, Fail, not impacted, etc.

Any ideas?

[bo156]

@DerekTheBrave can you provide info on how did you run your scan?
If you are adding a custom policy in a specific location, please remember to use --external-checks-dir to support it.