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GScan should be able to remove checks from previous major versions #135
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refs TryGhost#135 - added functionality in the latest spec to exlude helpers, templates, or rules from further checks
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GScan 2.0 should be able to remove older checks
GScan should be able to remove checks from previous major versions
Aug 20, 2018
@gargol assigned you to this now, as I assume you're going through the GScan issues now? |
yup! thanks @AileenCGN 👍 |
It is possible to remove the rules by "removing" them from the "previousRules" set. An example of such removal is here. |
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The current logic in GScan 2.0 adds new rulesets on top of the old rulesets. There is currently no way to remove a rule, template, or known helper, that we don't want to check for anymore in the latest version.
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