The Overview with Fast Scan panel is part of the onboarding workflow introduced in 2.3.1. It will only be populated when this onboarding workflow is enabled and used - see Administration Center - Settings - Application Onboarding. See also Workflow - Application onboarding with Fast Scan.
The Header section provides basic information about the source code that has been delivered:
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Last action date & time | Date and time the application was onboarded. When new source code is uploaded, this value will update. |
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Status | Indicates the current state of the application:
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Application Map | Only visible when the status is Fully Analyzed. Links directly to the application in CAST Imaging. |
Total files | Total number of files that have been designated as source code (i.e. programming language types) by Console during the fast scan process or during a Refresh/Upload New (see below). In other words, files that are not considered source code (i.e. image files for example) are not included in this file count. |
Application size | Total number of Line of Code (LoC) in the designated source code, as identified by Console during the fast scan process or during a Refresh (see below) - files that are not considered source code (i.e. image files for example) are not included in this value. In addition, an indicator shows the "size" of the application - clicking View Size Chart will show how Console defines the various different size categories: |
Alert | The alert icon (available in ≥ 2.10) indicates that the most recent job actioned on the current application contains one or more alerts (the number of alerts is indicated) that need to be looked at. Clicking the icon will display the alerts as a slide in panel on the right: These alerts are also displayed in the Job Progress panel. |
New scan | Enables you to upload a new source code ZIP file or deliver new source code from a folder (see Administration Center - Settings - Source Folder Location). You can do this even if you have not yet run an analysis, i.e. when the previous fast scan has highlighted some deficiencies in the delivered code that you want to correct.
Technical information Technically, the following things occur when a New Scan is triggered:
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