| -n, --processes INTEGER | |
Scan <input> using n parallel processes.
[Default: (number of CPUs)-1] | |
| -v, --verbose | Print verbose file-by-file progress messages. |
| -q, --quiet | Do not print summary or progress messages. |
| --timeout FLOAT | |
| Stop scanning a file if scanning takes longer than a timeout in seconds. [Default: 120] | |
| --from-json | Load codebase from one or more existing JSON scans. |
| --max-in-memory INTEGER | |
| Maximum number of files and directories scan details kept in memory during a scan. Additional files and directories scan details above this number are cached on-disk rather than in memory. Use 0 to use unlimited memory and disable on-disk caching. Use -1 to use only on-disk caching. [Default: 10000] | |
| --max-depth INTEGER | |
| Descend at most INTEGER levels of directories including and below the starting point. INTEGER must be positive or zero for no limit. [Default: 0] | |
Note
For local machines running additional applications like browsers, IDEs, or chat tools, it’s recommended to allocate (number of CPUs) minus 2, or fewer, based on current CPU usage for optimal stability.