Add: New compliance filter keywords for results #2115
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The filters of the get_reports and get_results commands now support two new keywords for filtering results by their compliance status: The option "compliance_levels" that allows a selection applying to the whole filter similar to "levels" for severity and a "compliant" column that can be used with boolean operator keywords.
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What
The filters of the get_reports and get_results commands now support two new keywords for filtering results by their compliance status: The option "compliance_levels" that allows a selection applying to the whole filter similar to "levels" for severity and a "compliant" column that can be used with boolean operator keywords.
Why
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GEA-391