myprecious

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Because the search for CVEs in NIST's NVD can turn up false-positive matches, especially for dependencies with generic names like "mail", myprecious can be configured to ignore CVEs whose CPEs identify particular vendor/product pairs. To do this, a file named .myprecious-cves.rb must be put in the same directory as the target project's package configuration (either the current directory or specified with the -C/--dir option). That file must be a Ruby file that outputs JSON to STDOUT. An example would be:

require 'json'

JSON.dump({
  blockedProducts: %w[
    apple:mail
    basercms:mail
    downline_goldmine:builder
  ],
}, $stdout)

Each entry in blockedProducts should be a vendor:product pair, just as it would appear in the irrelevant CPE(s).

Run the myprecious executable file with the --install-completions flag. It will both install completions for bash session launched in the future and provide the path to the bash script that can be sourceed in any existing bash sessions to enable completion. This command only needs to be run once.