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scanner detecting the use of JavaScript libraries with known vulnerabilities
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--outputformat <format> Valid formats: text, json
Has a third format available: "clean"
retire --nodepath "C:\wrongpath"
retire --path"C:\wrongpath"
retire --jspath "C:\wrongpath"
It is my understanding that the flag --dropexternal
should ignore the provided databases (in /repository/) and not use them.
For a more realistic example, I'm providing a custom file with --jsrepo
and want to use both the provided database and my custom.
Without --dropexternal
I expect both to be used and with the flag only my custom file should be used.
Works:
--jspath "C:\tmp\lib"
Error:
--jspath "C:\tmp\lib\"
When providing a custom ignorefile with --ignorefile
the method removeIgnoredVulnerabilitiesByIdentifier()
in scanner.js is trying to call utils.every
There isn't any "every" method in lib/utils.js
.