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I'd like to be able to specify a finding level and suppress output of anything lower than that (e.g. hide everything "Low" and "Medium", only showing the "Critical" and "High" findings).
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At the moment the --fail-on kind of does this, as in the process only returns non-zero status codes if things above the level are found. Does this not suffice? The general idea was a combination of --fail-on and #23 should give you your desired result
Yep - I use the --fail-on for my pre-commit hook, but I usually wind up with a handful of critical/high results and a tidal wave of lows. I thought about just using #23, but there are a lot of additional patterns I'm working with. I plan on sharing those in response to #25 as well.
I'd like to be able to specify a finding level and suppress output of anything lower than that (e.g. hide everything "Low" and "Medium", only showing the "Critical" and "High" findings).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: