analysis

#1750 shows a way to debloat an object by extracting its encoding / decoding logic into a serializer class.
In this case, the knowledge_plugins.functions.Function moved its serialize and parse_from_cmg methods.

There are several places along the angr codebase where this pattern could be applied:

• angr/knowledge_plugins/cfg/cfg_model.py
• `angr/knowledge_plugins/cfg/cfg

Expected Behavior of the rule

UnnecessaryAbstractClass should have a concise description like other rules

Context

I just updated Detekt 1.19.0 to 1.20.0 and got this failure:
https://github.com/TWiStErRob/net.twisterrob.cinema/security/code-scanning/227

The message is just plain weird to be this long:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2906988/164910306-4b4478c4-0

when browsing, i should be able to perf-check right from the browser and results should be siphoned back to the extension.

First iteration would be to check if the four columns
message,datetime,timestamp,timestamp_descare missing.

If one of them is missing, give an error message.

RITA does not store information on how long an import took or how much data was processed in an import.

This ticket is to implement, at a minimum, those metrics mentioned above into the RITA logging.

As identified in #151, there is no example in the API documentation for how to use a callback, e.g. for processing a live video stream. An example should clearly document and demonstrate this use case, e.g.:

from scenedetect import VideoStreamCv2, SceneManager, ContentDetector
scene_manager = SceneManager()
cam = VideoStreamCv2(0)
scene_manager.add_detector(ContentDetector())
sc

The CodeChecker cmd subcommand communicates with the server via Thrift, and on a Jenkins docker image, I have tried to use it to get run information from a local CodeChecker server. The output of the CodeChecker cmd runs command was just the help message. I have found out that using a proxy is not supported right now, and the issue was solved by disabling proxy via unsetting the environmental