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SARIF explained: why linters speak it, and how mcpscore 1.14.0 writes it

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Originally published on mcpscore.dev . A finding that lives in a CI log gets read once, by whoever opened the log. A finding in your repository’s Security tab gets an owner, a history, and a close date. SARIF is the format that moves findings from the first place to the second, and mcpscore 1.14.0…

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    SARIF explained: why linters speak it, and how mcpscore 1.14.0 writes it

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