Open calicoder77 opened 1 year ago
Hello, actually the usage of the --remove
is limited to below,
(you may not see the same help text in the tool, we just updated)
[Option(
"remove",
Separator = ';',
HelpText =
"Optionally present data, expressed as a semicolon-delimited list (escape semicolon with backslash in Unix-like OS), " +
"that should be not be persisted to or which should be removed from the log file. Valid values include Hashes, TextFiles, " +
"BinaryFiles, EnvironmentVariables, RegionSnippets, ContextRegionSnippets, Guids, VersionControlDetails, and NondeterministicProperties.")]
e.g. if you have Hashes
in the semicolon-delimited list, I would expect below removed
"hashes": {
"md5": "6AE56F109CB2FC5A3FAB039C21CB9298",
"sha-1": "ADA174BDF6654D85507ADAA80F333F9EBDE1F221",
"sha-256": "D9933BFE1FF014C5AD2C6F84465ADD174DEE31326737B29B5DD26ACA701E0948"
}
Good day, I currently have a SARIF 1.0 file which includes warnings, errors and empty results. I see that the suppress mode allows removal of results. I've tried using the
--remove "results: []" command-line argument but keep getting an error
Option remove is defined with a bad format. Is there a way to do this? If there is I can open a request to have the
multitool` doc example add how to do it as I'm sure I'm not the only one that needs this feature.Thanks