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analyze security (Deprecated)

⚠️ DEPRECATED: This command has been deprecated. Please use wheels security scan instead.

Migration Notice

The analyze security command has been moved to provide better organization and expanded functionality.

Old Command (Still Works)

wheels analyze security

New Command

wheels security scan [path] [--fix] [--output=<format>] [--detailed]

Why the Change?

  • Better command organization with dedicated security namespace
  • Enhanced scanning capabilities
  • Improved reporting options
  • Integration with security vulnerability databases

See Also

Deprecation Timeline

  • Deprecated: v1.5.0
  • Warning Added: v1.6.0
  • Removal Planned: v2.0.0

The command currently redirects to wheels security scan with a deprecation warning.