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This removes the previous "affected_platforms" attribute and switches to the simpler "target_arch" and "target_os" attributes. The new "--target-os" and "--target-arch" command line arguments can be used to filter vulnerabilities by specific targets. By default the tool will match all architectures and operating systems.
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Allow AdvisoryId::new() to parse "RUSTSEC-0000-0000"
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This removes the previous
affected_platformsTOML attribute from advisories and switches to the simplertarget_archandtarget_osattributes.The new
--target-osand--target-archcommand line arguments can be used to filter vulnerabilities by specific targets. By default the tool will match all architectures and operating systems.