feat: cli option to disable html escaping in output #569
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Do I need to update any documentation, examples, or other related files to reflect this new |
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Thanks @Aswinr24, I think this is a sensible solution. Could you please update the README so the command descriptions include the new flag? Please also sign-off your commit so the DCO check passes. |
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Signed-off-by: Aswinr24 <[email protected]>
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Hey @nscuro, added docs for the CLI option. |
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This PR adds a new
--disable-html-escapeCLI option to cyclonedx-gomod. When used, it disables HTML escaping in SBOM outputs.Ensuring raw, human-readable formats without converting special characters (e.g., & to \u0026).
Related Issue:
Closes issue #555
Example Usage: