Filter by null or empty CVE IDs in the API #522
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With this commit, there is now the possibility to filter, at the API level, for null or empty CVE IDs. To do this, one may use the query parameter cve_id__isempty and set it to 1 (show only flaws with null or empty CVE IDs) or 0 (show flaws with CVE IDs that are neither null nor empty). The change has been done in a way that it could be reused by other nullable string fields in the future, if needed. Closes OSIDB-2625.
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With this commit, there is now the possibility to filter, at the API level, for null or empty CVE IDs.
To do this, one may use the query parameter cve_id__isempty and set it to 1 (show only flaws with null or empty CVE IDs) or 0 (show flaws with CVE IDs that are neither null nor empty).
The change has been done in a way that it could be reused by other nullable string fields in the future, if needed.
Closes OSIDB-2625.