Add composer audit --ignore-severity option
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The failing phpstan check appears to be related a recent push to the bleeding edge rules, not directly caused by the changes in this PR. A fix for this is in a separate PR: Fix deprecated ParametersAcceptorSelector::selectSingle #12136 |
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This PR adds an
--ignore-severityoption tocomposer audit, allowing the user to ignore specified severity levels.The
--ignore-severityoption can be passed multiple times, to ignore multiple levels (e.g.composer audit --ignore-severity=low --ignore-severity=medium). Ignored packages are still reported as ignored, similar to when using the ignore list.The PR also includes minor code style fixes to the modified files, from
php-cs-fixerusing the provided config.Example output screenshot: