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Add report subcommand, change scan subcommand options #239
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csv would be an interesting option for us |
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Add report subcommand, change scan options. #239
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In the current implementation, Vuls scan and reporting at once.
If an error occurred while reporting, following reporting method will be ignored.
If you want to send a report again, you have to re-scan.
So, I'm planning to add report subcommand.
The scan subcommand always writes JSON files under results-dir.
The report subcommand reads JSON files, and then
Options are shown below.
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