afdesk
afdesk
@sipr-invivo thanks for the report. you can use another Trivy cache (ex. redis) and manage it: ```sh $ trivy i --help | grep cache --cache-backend string [EXPERIMENTAL] cache backend (e.g....
it's just the first idea, I'd try it.
> [@simar7](https://github.com/simar7) As I said in my previous post ([#2609 (comment)](https://github.com/aquasecurity/trivy-operator/issues/2609#issuecomment-2965820058)), we could not manage to clean the cache. > > I'd be more than happy to do it, but...
@henkka thanks! I'll take a look today
yes, it seems there is an issue here. trying to fix it
@jobartim44 thanks for the report it should be checked and fixed
@kevinkifischer thanks for the suggestion! @simar7 WDYT?
@talatinaga-dev thanks! Could you give us more details about your issue?
> trivy image -f json --ignore-unfixed --severity HIGH,CRITICAL--timeout 20m --output ContainerSecurity-report.json mynexus:5000/ci/myimage-SNAPSHOT it works correctly ```sh $ trivy image -f json --ignore-unfixed --severity HIGH,CRITICAL --timeout 20m --output ContainerSecurity-report.json alpine:latest ```...
@mavo86 thanks for the report! could you share which namespaces are skipped? for understanding - im looking at your logs. thanks