Add scan_type query param to full scan API #64
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…asics' to support different scan types when creating full scans. The scan_type parameter is passed as a query parameter in the fullscans.post and fullscans.archive methods.
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NOTICE: The currently deployed version of the Socket backend does not support this change. I will update the Socket CLI and Socket Basics to use the scan type once the Socket backend is deployed.
Add ScanType enum with values 'socket', 'socket_tier1', and 'socket_basics' to support different scan types when creating full scans.
Why?
This change allows us to distinguish Tier 1 scans from regular full scans, and is a requirement for proper ingestion of Tier 1 alerts into organization-wide alerts.
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