Which the IT guy won’t want to do and will tell you to just use the web interface
And imagine yourself in the IT guys shoes. Some rando expects you to audit something that at most one or two people use and probably contains a hundred vulns which would very likely never be fixed anyways. Why would you bother with such a request
Re:JiraCLI
by BossingAround on Saturday August 13, 2022 @02:16PM
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We do that frequently. "I wrote this code" -> audit while I use my code -> "OK/please fix this or that".
I am the customer of our IT, I don't know why it should be any other way. It's noteworthy though that I don't work in a tightly regulated sector.
I have done that multiple times. It's not very time demanding, because the working code is there, and all you're doing is essentially deleting code you either don't understand, or don't need. At the same time, you're reading the code you do use.