Addition of New Parameter Flags #284
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Description
New parameters such as additional_params have been introduced.
Reason for Change
Previously, additional_params were not passed to the utils and results commands.
As a result:
Debug logs were not visible for these commands.
It was not possible to pass extra flags or configurations specifically for utils and results.
Enhancement
To address this limitation, four new parameter flags have been added:
global_params
scan_params
utils_params
results_params
Sample yaml file
Behavior
scan_params, utils_params, and results_params allow passing command-specific flags directly to each respective command.
global_params can be used when the customer wants to provide CLI global flags (scan, utils, and results) through a single global flag.
When global_params is used, DO NOT USE CLI Global flags in scan_params, utils_params, results_params individually.
Backward Compatibility
The additional_params flag is retained for backward compatibility to ensure older configurations continue to work without modification.
Testing
Tested with CLI global flags
Tested with scan flags
Tested with utils flags
Tested with results flags