AssetSplitPlan
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type AssetSplitPlan {
branchCollisionCount: Int!
defectTrackerLinkCount: Int!
issueCount: Int!
movableTools: [String!]!
movesDastConfiguration: Boolean!
movesSeal: Boolean!
refusals: [String!]!
retainedTools: [String!]!
}
Fields
AssetSplitPlan.branchCollisionCount ● Int! non-null scalar
Findings in the selection that exist on more than one branch. Any is a refusal: they cannot collapse onto a target that has no branches.
AssetSplitPlan.defectTrackerLinkCount ● Int! non-null scalar
Moving findings that carry a defect-tracker ticket. Tracker configurations are NOT moved, so those tickets keep syncing through the original asset's configuration.
AssetSplitPlan.issueCount ● Int! non-null scalar
Findings that would move to the new asset.
AssetSplitPlan.movableTools ● [String!]! non-null scalar
Scanners whose configuration and scan history follow the findings, because every discipline they produced on this asset is in the selection.
AssetSplitPlan.movesDastConfiguration ● Boolean! non-null scalar
True when the Conviso DAST configuration (schedule, scope, auth) moves.
AssetSplitPlan.movesSeal ● Boolean! non-null scalar
True when the DAST trust seal moves with the findings.
AssetSplitPlan.refusals ● [String!]! non-null scalar
Why this split cannot run. Empty means it can.
AssetSplitPlan.retainedTools ● [String!]! non-null scalar
Scanners that stay on the original asset because they still feed a discipline left behind. Their findings in the selection still move; only their wiring stays.
Member Of
AssetTypeChangePreview object
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