Appinspect is generating failures for Splunklib 1.7.4

[cschmidt0121]

Describe the bug
Running Appinspect in precert mode with cloud tags enabled on an app containing splunklib results in a failure for lack of support for v2 API. This seems likely an issue with appinspect's check but I'm opening an issue here to try and get visibility on it.

To Reproduce

1. Grab an app that has splunklib.py in it
2. splunk-appinspect inspect ./<the app>.spl --mode precert --included-tags cloud

Expected behavior
No failed checks, since this is a Splunk module, or an update to splunklib.

Logs or Screenshots

            FAILURE: Some 'search/*' endpoints has been deprecated in Splunk
            9.0.1 and replaced by new v2 APIs.They might be removed entirely in
            a future release. An alternative could be found at
            https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/9.0.1/RESTREF/RESTsearch#Semantic_API_versioning
            File: lib/splunklib/client.py Line Number: 578

Splunk (please complete the following information):
N/A

SDK (please complete the following information):

• Version: 1.7.4
• Language Runtime Version: 3.11
• OS: Mac OS 13.6

Additional context
N/A

[aciesielczyk-splunk]

Good morning,
Could you provide AppInspect CLI version?
Could you also try to submit the same app via AppInspect API and let us know whether this behaviour still occurs?
Thanks

[sanjay900]

I can confirm i am seeing this behaviour with Splunklib 2.0.0 and the AppInspect API as well.

[max-ipinfo]

@aciesielczyk-splunk @szymonjas @maszyk99 This is still an issue with Splunklib 2.1.0.

How can we ignore this failure message? Splunkbase report after uploading a new app version says "Failures will block the Cloud Vetting. They must be fixed"

[max-ipinfo]

Thanks to @bigboynaruto's insight in #594, I was able to bypass the error:
#594 (comment)

TL;DR make sure that you have the exact copy of splunklib in your Splunk application, without linting/formatting of that code, otherwise AppInspect may complain.

[aciesielczyk-splunk]

Yes, that's right