[BUG] Waivers are not reflected in the plugin

[roger-lau]

Describe the bug
When a waiver is applied in Nexus IQ Server, the waiver is not reflected in the plugin.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Load the plugin in VS Code
2. Look for a component with security-critical violation in the plugin, e.g. execa 1.0.0
3. Copy the report link from the plugin
4. Open report link in browser
5. Waive security-critical violation in execa 1.0.0
6. Re-evaluate report
7. Check the report and see that it is already waived and shows as no violation
8. Go back to VS Code, refresh the plugin using the refresh button
9. execa 1.0.0 still shows as a violation
10. Close VS Code, re-open again.
11. execa 1.0.0 still shows as a violation

Expected behavior
Waived components should not show as a violation in the plugin

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows
• NodeJS Version: No info
• VS Code Version: No info
• Version of Extension: Freshly installed

Additional context
ApplicationId used in VS Code matches the Application that was waived in IQ Server.

cc @bhamail / @DarthHater

[DarthHater]

I will have to take a gander at this. Thanks for reporting @roger-lau !

[madpah]

@roger-lau - can you confirm if this is still and issue with plugin version 1.2.3 please?

[roger-lau]

@madpah I just ran it again, with v1.2.3. It is still not reflecting the waiver status in the VS Code. When I go into the report, the waiver persisted.