fit(report|docs) Add -d params to be able to show only files with complexity above the max_complexity #14
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…plexity above the max_complexity
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There is a 403 error from github in deploy-docs failed pipeline but I'm not sure if I can do something about it |
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@korneevm That's a nice idea!!! I think that the error is because gh is trying to deploy, but you don't have the permissions to do that. |
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I've tried to use complexipy on some of my work projects and run into an issue, that when the project has many files it's quite hard to spot files with complexity above the threshold.
So I propose adding another command line option to switch between showing all the files and only "red" once. That also might be a nice option for using complexipy in pre-commit or ci/cd pipeline.