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In some cases, we assume the name of a library/application is the name of the repository in which the file resides. This works for many projects where you might use a repository per library or application but doesn't work as well for mono-repositories where files may be scattered across subdirectories. One simple way to handle this would be to pass along the file path in addition to the URL to the
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User should be able to choose which scanner they want to run at each scan in the CLI. We should provide a way to skip one or more scanners. A
disableflag could help on that.Example
Implementation
The filter logic shoul