We checked a report on a public Ruby library line by line. Its three high-severity findings described behaviour the library's own tests assert on purpose, and the analysis had named the functions instead of reading the files that define them. Findings like that are now listed as informational, with a sentence saying what they did not read.
When a finding cites only test files, the check that confirms it is shown the file that defines the method it names, and an error handler that explains itself is recognised even when the finding gives no line number.
The Scan Queue now shows what a waiting scheduled scan is made of, and a scan paused by an update while writing its report is counted as carried on.
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