Thanks for implementing --csv-stats. It works a little differently than I expected. Is it possible to correct this. about log4shell-finder HOT 4 CLOSED

STATS line is printed for each folder / drive given on the command line. So if you have c:\ d:\ there will be two STATS lines and therefore I used the path column for a directory name.
Let me know, how you would see the STATS line with the directory/drive added.

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A separate STATS line for each folder/drive does not seem very convenient to me. It seems to me it will be more convenient if you do as in the example:
output1-expected.csv

One row of STATS for all folders/drives (as well as the total time and number of files and folders), and in the path column simply indicate the full line of the startup.

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@trust1345 corrected as you suggested. And sorry for delay, I've been busy.
I have combined the two lines STATS with CLEAN status as they contain the same information anyway.

"2022-02-22 22:09:03","1.22pre-20220128","10.154.24.65","hostname","Linux","5.4.0-58-generic","x86_64","","CLEAN, STATS","./test_log4shell.py ./__pycache__/ --same-fs -c -j --csv-stats --csv-clean --no-csv-header","0.014085054397583008","1","1"

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corrected in 450de69

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