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AcceptDisclosureAndCreateIssueInput

Autogenerated input type of AcceptDisclosureAndCreateIssue

input AcceptDisclosureAndCreateIssueInput {
  clientMutationId: String
  submissionId: Int!
  assetId: Int
  finalSeverity: Int!
  projectId: Int
  title: String
  impactLevel: Int
  probabilityLevel: Int
  solution: String
  compromisedEnvironment: Boolean
}

Fields​

AcceptDisclosureAndCreateIssueInput.clientMutationId ● String scalar​

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

AcceptDisclosureAndCreateIssueInput.submissionId ● Int! non-null scalar​

AcceptDisclosureAndCreateIssueInput.assetId ● Int scalar​

Defaults to the FQDN asset of the Trust Center the report came in through. When supplied, it must be an asset that FQDN's relationship graph reaches.

AcceptDisclosureAndCreateIssueInput.finalSeverity ● Int! non-null scalar​

Final severity decided by the triager (overrides the researcher's guess)

AcceptDisclosureAndCreateIssueInput.projectId ● Int scalar​

AcceptDisclosureAndCreateIssueInput.title ● String scalar​

Optional override of the submission's title

AcceptDisclosureAndCreateIssueInput.impactLevel ● Int scalar​

AcceptDisclosureAndCreateIssueInput.probabilityLevel ● Int scalar​

AcceptDisclosureAndCreateIssueInput.solution ● String scalar​

AcceptDisclosureAndCreateIssueInput.compromisedEnvironment ● Boolean scalar​

Member Of​

acceptDisclosureAndCreateIssue mutation

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