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OpenScanHub dashboard should have a filter for non-zero findings to make it easier to find packages that may be introducing new bugs. Currently, it displays large amount of tasks with zero findings.
Benefit
It would make it easier for Packit and OpenScanHub developers to manually monitor tasks and report findings upstream until it is done automatically.
Importance
Currently maintainers may be ignoring findings that may be introducing real bugs in the code.
Workaround
There is an existing workaround that can be used until this feature is implemented.
Participation
I am willing to submit a pull request for this issue. (Packit team is happy to help!)
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Currently the dashboard is heavily limited by current general API structure. I have a few issues opened over on the packit-service front to improve this, but the specific issue I'd say is the most important is moving to FastAPI or generally restructuring the View-Model situation -- both of which would take some time but would mean adding filtering, searching, and ordering would be a piece of cake.
Description
OpenScanHub dashboard should have a filter for non-zero findings to make it easier to find packages that may be introducing new bugs. Currently, it displays large amount of tasks with zero findings.
Benefit
It would make it easier for Packit and OpenScanHub developers to manually monitor tasks and report findings upstream until it is done automatically.
Importance
Currently maintainers may be ignoring findings that may be introducing real bugs in the code.
Workaround
Participation
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: