$ran
$ran : bool
What one code capture pass did.
The two numbers worth reading are the redaction count and the drift count. The first says secrets
were handled rather than that they were; the second says a dependency was patched by hand, which is
the one thing that breaks the assumption vendor/ is safe to reference rather than store.
__construct(bool $ran = false, int $files = 0, int $bytes = 0, int $redacted = 0, int $lockfiles = 0, int $drifted = 0, string $vendor = '', list$problems = [], float $seconds = 0.0, string $skipped = '') : mixed
Constructs a report.
| bool | $ran | FALSE when the pass found nothing to do. |
| int | $files | Code files captured. |
| int | $bytes | Bytes those files came to, before compression. |
| int | $redacted | Secret assignments replaced before storage. |
| int | $lockfiles | Lockfiles captured as the reference for |
| int | $drifted | Vendor files captured because they had been patched in place. |
| string | $vendor | What the vendor comparison concluded. |
| list |
$problems | One line per file that could not be captured. |
| float | $seconds | How long the pass took. |
| string | $skipped | Why nothing was done, when nothing was. |