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[NO_KIND_SPECIFIED] error inspite of specifying @kind for this query #853
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That seems like a fine column structure for an Note that |
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That seems like a fine column structure for an
@kind problemquery. How are you trying to run this query that is producing that no-kind-specified error?Note that
@kindlike this is only necessary if you want to interpret the query to produce alerts in a format like SARIF. If you just want an arbitrary table, you can omit the@kind, use a command likecodeql database run-queriesto execute the query, and then a command likecodeql bqrs decodeto view the "raw" output without needing it to represent an alert or diagnostic or similar.