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give the correct (reversed) priority to the drawn chart lines
it seems that echarts gives the highest priority to the series defined last. So if we want critical vulnerabilities to be seen, even if there are lower ranking vulnerabilities with the same occurrence, then we need to define the critical series last.
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@kudos-dude what (else) would I need to do to get this PR looked at and merged by a maintainer?
chart.js has been replaced by echart-api-plugin
chart.js has been replaced by echart-api-plugin
That's great, but did anyone fix (or even look at) my issue, or will I have to start all over again ? And if I open another issue, will someone take notice ? My last one went without a reaction on your part for 9 months and then was simply closed.
I simply close because I use the jenkins plugin that make me transparent how to render the trend graph. Now I have only to prepare the dataset. All the render work is done but the echart-api-plugin
I saw now what you changed. I applied them on the severity enumeration order so that in case two or more severity has the same value than the shown line is colored with the color of most critical severity
I saw now what you changed. I applied them on the severity enumeration order so that in case two or more severity has the same value than the shown line is colored with the color of most critical severity
Brilliant !! Thank You 🙏
But it will be released in 5.2.2
The Low trend green line is over the Unussigned trend line