INPUT_OBJECT
FindingFilterInput

GraphQL Schema definition

input FindingFilterInput {
#   Filter by attention score range
attentionScore: QueryIntRangeFilter
#   Filter by Finding Context
context: FindingContext
#   Filter by creation date and time
creationTime: QueryTimeRangeFilter
#   Filter by a given list of EntityIds
entityId: [EntityId!]
#   Filter by a list of Entity Names
entityName: [String!]
#   Generic Filter for more advanced filtering
#   Note: Either the discrete filters above should be used or this.The only discrete 
#   filters allowed with this filter
#   are the Status and Framework filter.
#   Do note that the Status and Framework filters will always be added as an and to 
#   this filter.
# 
#   Supported fields for filtering are:
# 
#   findingId
# 
#   managementEndpointId
# 
#   policyId
# 
#   groupId
# 
#   runId
# 
#   context
# 
#   projectId -> These should be in the Entity ID form 
#   vrn/org:>orgId>/provider:CSP/Project:
# 
#   entityId
# 
#   entityName
# 
#   entityType
# 
#   resolveReason
# 
#   category
# 
#   name
# 
#   provider
# 
#   region
# 
#   service
# 
#   type
# 
#   source
# 
#   severity
# 
#   attentionScore
# 
#   creationTime
# 
#   lastUpdateTime
# 
#   system
# 
#   relatedFindingsId
# 
#   relatedFindingsType
# 
#   relatedFindingsSource
filter: [QueryFilter!]
#   Filter by a given list of findingIds.
#   Note: This field is ignore for aggregation queries
findingId: [String!]
#   Filter by Property
findingProperty: [FindingPropertyFilterInput!]
#   Filter by FrameworkProvider and Framework ID
framework: [FindingFrameworkFilterInput!]
#   Filter by a given list of group IDs
groupId: [String!]
#   Filter by last update date and time
lastUpdateTime: QueryTimeRangeFilter
#   Filter by a given list of management endpoint IDs or public cloud account.
#   If both managementEndpointIds and Project Ids are specified the findings are 
#   filtered having
#   either the managementEndpointId or Projects Ids.
#   Basically, if both ManagementEndpointIds and Project Ids are specified they are 
#   ORed and then ANDed to the
#   rest of the filters.
managementEndpointId: [String!]
#   Filter by name of Finding
name: [String!]
#   Filter by given list of Policy classes
policyClass: [FindingPolicyClass!]
#   Filter by a given list of policy IDs
policyId: [String!]
#   Filter by list of project Ids.
#   If both managementEndpointIds and Project Ids are specified the findings are 
#   filtered having
#   either the managementEndpointId or Projects Ids.
#   Basically, if both ManagementEndpointIds and Project Ids are specified they are 
#   ORed and then ANDed to the
#   rest of the filters.
projectId: [EntityId!]
#   Filter by one or more resource provider.
provider: [FindingCloudProvider!]
#   Filter by one or more resource region.
region: [String!]
#   Filter by a list of Resolve Reasons
resolveReason: [FindingResolveReason!]
#   Filter by a given list of run Ids
runId: [String!]
#   Filter by one or more resource service.
service: [String!]
#   Filter by one or more severity level of findings
severity: [FindingSeverity!]
#   Filter by one or more source of findings
source: [FindingSource!]
#   Filter by finding status
status: [FindingStatus!]
#   Filter by Tag
tag: [TagFilterInput!]
#   Filter by one or more type of findings
type: [FindingType!]
}
FindingFilterInput

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