CM-22208 Add JSON output format for scan errors

[MarshalX]

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[MarshalX]

@MichalBor in my last commit I use TypedDict. It's available from Python 3.8 but I am a bit confused. The README file of this repository gives me this:
https://github.com/cycodehq-public/cycode-cli/blob/8937ae8f2a5ff656fa7f78d9c6a8d791a144d1d3/README.md?plain=1#L49
but the setup file gives this:
https://github.com/cycodehq-public/cycode-cli/blob/8937ae8f2a5ff656fa7f78d9c6a8d791a144d1d3/setup.py#L46

could you pls tell me what is the lowest version of python that CLI is support?

[MichalBor]

@MichalBor in my last commit I use TypedDict. It's available from Python 3.8 but I am a bit confused. The README file of this repository gives me this:

https://github.com/cycodehq-public/cycode-cli/blob/8937ae8f2a5ff656fa7f78d9c6a8d791a144d1d3/README.md?plain=1#L49

but the setup file gives this:
https://github.com/cycodehq-public/cycode-cli/blob/8937ae8f2a5ff656fa7f78d9c6a8d791a144d1d3/setup.py#L46

could you pls tell me what is the lowest version of python that CLI is support?

ah, honestly I'm not sure. AFAIK we support python 3.7 as well. in general lets stick in avoiding writing a logic that is supported from specific version

[MichalBor]

@artem-fedorov @MarshalX regarding the q above and for better monitoring our users python version usage - lets add python_version param to the "report" scan result API. not urgent, open a ticket to the backlog please

[MarshalX]

in general lets stick in avoiding writing a logic that is supported from specific version

@MichalBor unfortunately, it is not possible in the Python world( the project uses f-strings already, for example. f strings were added in Python 3.6 and so on. Some features were added in Python 3.7. Well, we need to specify the lowest version of Python for CLI and don't use features from higher versions. All higher versions should work fine

I can do a small research to figure out if there are features in use from Python 3.7 (June 2018). I am 100% sure that at the current state of the project, it doesn't support Python lower than 3.6 (December 2016). Python 3.8 was released in Oct 2019

[MichalBor]

@MarshalX, ok, but lets support 3.7 and above for now, because we don't know what the min python version that used by the users and in the setup.py we declare we support it. regarding python version 3.6 - yep we don't support it. I don't remember exactly why, but we got an error for that specific version and preferred not to fix it since we had not users with this version at that time.

[MarshalX]

@MichalBor I added tests for soft_fail to be 100% sure that everything works fine. I ran tests locally on the main branch and it fully covers _handle_exception. That's all changes that I did after the latest approve. Pls approve again

[MichalBor]

Well done!

[MarshalX]

re sign commits due to manipulation from GitHub side