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Suggestion: Add check in rulecat.py if sid is None as otherwise script aborts #94
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Hi,
recently I was running rulecat.py but unfortunately I had an error in my local.rules file but as I had over 250 local rules in that file I could not figure out where exactly the problem was as the script just aborted in the following line with an error ("None can not be converted to int" if I remember well)
https://github.com/security-companion/py-idstools/blob/7c567d3ccbf58a50c3964d7115d2745f6c353821/idstools/rule.py#LL127C9-L127C46
Therefore I would like to suggest the following change which adds a print of the rule that caused the failure which then makes fixing the syntax easier.
Looking forward to your thought.
security-companion