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Hello @9rnt ,
I've been trying this cool tool today. Tried the --export option and I have some questions.
--export
It says it will export it to a file, so I ran poro like this:
python poro.py --export RESULT_PORO.json
But the output file looks like the following. You will see, it's not a well formed JSON:
{ 'Public buckets': [ { 'Name': 'my-example-of-public-bucket', 'Rational': 'Public Policy' } ], 'Public API': [], 'Public EC2': [], 'Public ELB': [], 'Public RDS': [], 'Public Redshift clusters': [] }
Is this expected?
If I wanted a JSON, it should have double quotes instead:
{ "Public buckets": [ { "Name": "my-example-of-public-bucket", "Rational": "Public Policy" } ], "Public API": [], "Public EC2": [], "Public ELB": [], "Public RDS": [], "Public Redshift clusters": [] }
Thank you
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Hello @9rnt ,
I've been trying this cool tool today. Tried the
--export
option and I have some questions.It says it will export it to a file, so I ran poro like this:
But the output file looks like the following. You will see, it's not a well formed JSON:
Is this expected?
If I wanted a JSON, it should have double quotes instead:
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: