Every finding now carries a fingerprint that holds when a later scan rewords it or rates it differently. It is the groundwork for letting your own reviewers teach Ghost Architect Local which findings matter in your code.

While checking a scan of a third-party extension against its source, we found two ways a real issue could fall out of a report. A live route in a folder named Test was being judged as test code, and a rejected finding whose rejection named an actual bug was being removed. Both now reach the report.

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