EPMDEDP-16763: feat: Apply severity filtering server-side before results cap#37
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EPMDEDP-16763: feat: Apply severity filtering server-side before results cap#37
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…lts cap Move severity filtering from client-side post-processing to server-side parameter, ensuring that truncated=true accurately reports more matching findings exist rather than hidden findings beyond the 1000-row cap. - Updated portal SCA service to pass severity filter to API - Removed client-side severity filtering logic - Cleaned up unused SeverityMatches function - Updated documentation to clarify server-side filtering behavior Signed-off-by: Sergiy Kulanov <sergiy_kulanov@epam.com>
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Move severity filtering from client-side post-processing to server-side parameter, ensuring that truncated=true accurately reports more matching findings exist rather than hidden findings beyond the 1000-row cap.