OK, this time I think I got the right repo. This is a little but more complicated than "just supporting a new output format" (see below) but it would give an increasing edge to make it perform like (ironically) the very specific static analysis tool it is.
SARIF is a standard worth considering.
Why consider it? For services like GitHub that we use now as I write and you type, we can have link information overlay on Markdown or HTML within the repo. One open source project has some screenshots of how it would look.
Yes, I think it would require tracking lines and offsets, but that also seems more generally useful (if not currently possible, gotta read the Rust code 😅).
Thoughts?
OK, this time I think I got the right repo. This is a little but more complicated than "just supporting a new output format" (see below) but it would give an increasing edge to make it perform like (ironically) the very specific static analysis tool it is.
SARIF is a standard worth considering.
Why consider it? For services like GitHub that we use now as I write and you type, we can have link information overlay on Markdown or HTML within the repo. One open source project has some screenshots of how it would look.
Yes, I think it would require tracking lines and offsets, but that also seems more generally useful (if not currently possible, gotta read the Rust code 😅).
Thoughts?