| -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 optimal performance, it's recommended to set the -n, --processes
option to "number of CPU cores minus 1".
For example, on a quad-core/eight-thread machine, use -n 7.