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Currently cs_scanimage.py only provide a detailed report of relevant Vulnerabilities. The information in stdout is not intuitive or immediately meaningful to the user. A user generally will want to quickly see the counts of high, critical, low Vulnerabilities. When we use the tool in a CI/CD system we are forced to consume and parse the resultant JSON file and provide a summary. Users outside of the system will not have that luxury without distributing a wrapper to perform this trivial function. It would be good to have the count of Vulnerabilities returned from the script to stdout in a human readable form that is also easily to programmatically parse such as yaml, json, or toml.
It's a priority 3 for us.
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Currently cs_scanimage.py only provide a detailed report of relevant Vulnerabilities. The information in stdout is not intuitive or immediately meaningful to the user. A user generally will want to quickly see the counts of high, critical, low Vulnerabilities. When we use the tool in a CI/CD system we are forced to consume and parse the resultant JSON file and provide a summary. Users outside of the system will not have that luxury without distributing a wrapper to perform this trivial function. It would be good to have the count of Vulnerabilities returned from the script to stdout in a human readable form that is also easily to programmatically parse such as yaml, json, or toml.
It's a priority 3 for us.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: