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Confirmation of endpoints scanned #172
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Thanks for your feedback. Adding more details about the performed scans could indeed be useful. My main concern is to provide a summary in the CLI output. Perhaps the best approach would be to display only the number of endpoints checked and the number of scans performed. What do you think? In the new version, there is also an option to export all the scans performed, including the skipped ones if this can fit your need as well. |
If the export option is delivered, your proposal will be spot on because it provides quick feedback and allows the curious user to explore more on the exported output and the CI tooling to move along without cluttering the logs. |
Perfect. The report file structure is still in its alpha, so breaking changes can still be made. Please don't hesitate to provide feedback. We're currently having discussions on Discord to improve the structure, if you're interested. |
well I am! how can I join it? |
You can join it at this link: https://discord.gg/H88NSKQ6wA |
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Hi team,
I am wondering, how can I get confirmation of the endpoints scanned when you scan with curl or openapi?
Our API has a lot of endpoints, and with the current output, I can't tell whether the tool found all endpoints and attempted to reach each:
Needless to say that the swagger.json I am using is a valid swagger:
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