When analyzing a large project, there are certain checkers which are very noisy producing ~10 000 reports.
Then to get rid off the noisy checkers, there is a need to list the number of reports per checker and switch off the most noisy checkers. There is no convenient way in the CodeChecker command line to query the number of findings per checker. The parse command prints this, but in case of a 100 000 reports the parse time is above 15 minutes, which is far too long. One would expect such statistics to be printed in less than 5 seconds.
When analyzing a large project, there are certain checkers which are very noisy producing ~10 000 reports.
Then to get rid off the noisy checkers, there is a need to list the number of reports per checker and switch off the most noisy checkers. There is no convenient way in the CodeChecker command line to query the number of findings per checker. The parse command prints this, but in case of a 100 000 reports the parse time is above 15 minutes, which is far too long. One would expect such statistics to be printed in less than 5 seconds.