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Meterian
The client
Meterian Thin Client
Using the client from your command line
Authorization in interactive mode
Interrupting the client
Example: running the client in interactive mode
Using the client in your CI/CD pipeline
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System requirements
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Guide: your first scan!
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Interrupting the client
The client stores the state of its progress in a hidden folder under your home, and can be interrupted at any time. When you are ready to resume it, you just need to launch it in the same folder and it will start exactly from the point where it stopped: the state of the operation is preserved on the Meterian servers.
Please note that the client will refuse to execute another analysis if the previous one is still in progress: you can override this behavior passing the --clean parameter to the command line, which will remove any pending build, starting a new one.
$ java -jar /tmp/meterian-cli.jar --clean
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