docs/security: show the severity filter status #305
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- Add a sentence above the vulnerability table that lets the user know whether or not the table has a severity filter applied. Example: (The table below has been filtered to show High+ severity) This is a follow-up to 90850a7 which added generated security pages for different severity levels. security-m.html (Medium), security-h.html (High) and security-c.html (Critical). When I google search for `curl cves` the second result is a link to security-h.html. It may not be immediately obvious that the table is filtered and not showing all vulnerabilities. Closes #xxxx
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Example: (The table below has been filtered to show High+ severity)
This is a follow-up to 90850a7 which added generated security pages for different severity levels. security-m.html (Medium), security-h.html (High) and security-c.html (Critical).
When I google search for
curl cvesthe second result is a link to security-h.html. It may not be immediately obvious that the table is filtered and not showing all vulnerabilities.Closes #xxxx
I don't have a build curl-www to see the output so I'm not 100% sure this is correct