feat: reuse Github issues instead of creating a new one every time for the same finding #4201
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dogancanbakir
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…r the same finding Currently the issue reporter on github creates a new issue every time a finding is encountered. This commit changes this behavior and instead keeps one issue per all encounters of a particular finding, where finding is considered a unique title.
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Currently the issue reporter on github creates a new issue every time a finding is encountered. This commit changes this behavior and instead keeps one issue per all encounters of a particular finding, where finding is considered a unique title.
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