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# triage_version.py
A script to run a code sample against a given set of Cppcheck versions.
## Usage
```
usage: triage_version.py [-h] [--compare] [--verbose] [--debug] [--debug-warnings] [--check-library]
[--timeout TIMEOUT] [--compact] [--no-quiet] [--perf] [--start START]
[--no-stderr | --no-stdout]
dir infile [repo]
positional arguments:
dir directory with versioned folders
infile the file to analyze
repo the git repository (for sorting commit hashes)
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--compare compare output and only show when changed
--verbose verbose output for debugging
--debug passed through to binary if supported
--debug-warnings passed through to binary if supported
--check-library passed through to binary if supported
--timeout TIMEOUT the amount of seconds to wait for the analysis to finish
--compact only print versions with changes with --compare
--no-quiet do not specify -q
--perf output duration of execution in seconds (CSV format)
--start START specify the start version/commit
--no-stderr do not display stdout
--no-stdout do not display stderr
```
### Structure of `dir`
It expects the given `dir` to contain folders which are either named after version numbers or commit hashes. These folders must each contain a `cppcheck` and the associated files for that version.
If the first folder is not a valid version the names are interpreted as commit hashes. These are internally sorted but that requires the `repo` parameter to be set.
It is not possible to mix versions and commit hashes.
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