Add identifiers to the report metadata section #71
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rgreinho
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This patch adds 2 identifiers to the report metadata section:
- a scan id, which which allows to identify a specific scan run
- a URL to ensure we know where the report was generated from
The main use case behind this patch is to be able to use the reports
without having to add extra context. For now we agreed on a convention
to name the report file as `{owner}-{repo}-{timestamp}.json`, but this
information gets lost when the content of the repost is simply shared
via email or pastebin.
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hi @itaywol can you help with the this? |
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@naortalmor1 @itaywol it looks like all the tests passed now 👍 Ready to review? |
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Yep on it |
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Hi @rgreinho thanks for contributing! Merged (: |
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This patch adds 2 identifiers to the report metadata section:
The main use case behind this patch is to be able to use the reports
without having to add extra context. For now we agreed on a convention
to name the report file as
{owner}-{repo}-{timestamp}.json, but thisinformation gets lost when the content of the repost is simply shared
via email or pastebin.