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Thanks to suggestions from @ruppde , I realized that it would be a nice default to fallback and search for the samples in the folder with the currently opened file.
I am currently not sure how to implement this, since I believe that we can't just use ., because it might not work in every scenario.
But we might be able to extract this information from currently opened Document.
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Good idea to use the folder of the .yar because of the vscode structure, you might have different . directories.
The perfect solution would be, to use something like https://github.com/mruffalo/hash-db and regularly create a database of hashes and filepaths, which could then be used. Would allow to keep the rules separated from the samples.
Thanks to suggestions from @ruppde , I realized that it would be a nice default to fallback and search for the samples in the folder with the currently opened file.
I am currently not sure how to implement this, since I believe that we can't just use
.
, because it might not work in every scenario.But we might be able to extract this information from currently opened
Document
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: