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From user testing, we heard that it would be nice to only show vulnerable dependencies found, which is similar to how bundler-audit and other tools function.
What feature or behavior is this required for?
This just makes the tool more like other unix tooling, giving only actionable information to someone
How could we solve this issue? (Not knowing is okay!)
It still makes sense to have a mode that outputs the non vulnerable dependencies, I would introduce a flag like --loud where you can get the full output!
In the other tools, we also grouped the dependencies such that it was:
Non Vulnerable Dependencies
....list
Vulnerable Dependencies
....list
SUMMARY TABLE
I think it makes sense to do the same thing here!
Anything else?
Have a blast! Hit me up if you need any questions answered!
From user testing, we heard that it would be nice to only show vulnerable dependencies found, which is similar to how
bundler-audit
and other tools function.This just makes the tool more like other unix tooling, giving only actionable information to someone
It still makes sense to have a mode that outputs the non vulnerable dependencies, I would introduce a flag like
--loud
where you can get the full output!In the other tools, we also grouped the dependencies such that it was:
Non Vulnerable Dependencies
....list
Vulnerable Dependencies
....list
SUMMARY TABLE
I think it makes sense to do the same thing here!
Have a blast! Hit me up if you need any questions answered!
cc @bhamail / @DarthHater / @brittanybelle / @gmohre
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