When compiling the app, ignore the files specified in the ignore file. The default ignore file is .compile_app.ignore.
I was hoping that I would be able to ignore files that should not be packaged using that file, and thus not trigger the following error in static tests
{
"product_name_on_files": {
"description": "The product name exists on every file bundled with the app",
"message": "There are some files that do not refer to the app's name",
"success": false,
"verbose": [
"File `tasks.py` should refer to one of (RFAfP, recordedfuture, recorded future for splunk soar, Recorded Future App for Phantom) in some way"
]
}
},
If that file indeed doesn't package ignored files I believe this should also be reflected in the static tests.
In the documentation there is the following line. https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/SOAR/current/DevelopApps/Tutorial#Compile_and_install_the_app
I was hoping that I would be able to ignore files that should not be packaged using that file, and thus not trigger the following error in static tests
If that file indeed doesn't package ignored files I believe this should also be reflected in the static tests.
cc @bb-splunk @kczernik-splunk @ivellios
(related to https://github.com/splunk-soar-connectors/recordedfuture/pull/34)