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I'm interested in hardening my system against a few specific checks that failed to pass. Some of the checks take a considerable duration of time to complete. It would be awesome if there was a way to only run a select number of checks instead of the entire test suite so I don't have to wait and could see the results for a only a few checks that I'm interested in. Providing command line flags for every check would be a bit overwhelming so maybe this could be done most optimally by reading a configuration file that has an include and exclude list of checks to perform.
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If you're compiling from source, there are a bunch of flags at the top of main.cpp that enable or disable various classes of check.
I do agree that it'd be nice to be able to switch various checks on and off with runtime config variables rather than at compile-time, though. It's something that'll be easier to implement once I get around to completing my refactoring work on the reporting output.
I'm interested in hardening my system against a few specific checks that failed to pass. Some of the checks take a considerable duration of time to complete. It would be awesome if there was a way to only run a select number of checks instead of the entire test suite so I don't have to wait and could see the results for a only a few checks that I'm interested in. Providing command line flags for every check would be a bit overwhelming so maybe this could be done most optimally by reading a configuration file that has an include and exclude list of checks to perform.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: