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when formatting the output of `snyk code test`
Avishagp
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strassl-snyk
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This was referenced Mar 5, 2024
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Tests written and linted ℹ︎
Note: There is no code change, only a change to the template (and there appears to be no existing testing of the templating)
Commits are squashed and tidy and are suitable to become release notes
What this does
This adds a line to the formatting of the output of
snyk-code-testwhich contains the information they'll need to add an inline suppression via pseudocomment.Notes for the reviewer
Run locally by piping the output of
snyk code test --jsonthrough itMore information
This will allow users to know what they would need to add for an inline suppression
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