@@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ In the AppCAT CLI install path, you can configure the **.appcat-ignore** file to
150150- Analyze a source code directory:
151151
152152 ``` bash
153- appcat analyze --input < path-to-source> --output < path-to-output>
153+ appcat analyze --input < path-to-source> --output < path-to-output> --target < target-name >
154154 ```
155155
156156- Analyze a source code directory with specific source and target technologies:
@@ -166,7 +166,7 @@ In the AppCAT CLI install path, you can configure the **.appcat-ignore** file to
166166- Analyze a source code directory with extra custom rules:
167167
168168 ``` bash
169- appcat analyze --input < path-to-source> --output < path-to-output> --rules < path-to-rules>
169+ appcat analyze --input < path-to-source> --output < path-to-output> --rules < path-to-rules> --target < target-name >
170170 ```
171171
172172- Analyze a source code directory using only custom rules, without default rulesets:
@@ -177,6 +177,7 @@ In the AppCAT CLI install path, you can configure the **.appcat-ignore** file to
177177 --output /path/to/output \
178178 --enable-default-rulesets=false \
179179 --rules /path/to/rules
180+ --target azure-aks,azure-appservice,azure-container-apps
180181 ```
181182
182183- Analyze and add more application analysis to an existing output directory and static report:
@@ -223,6 +224,7 @@ In the AppCAT CLI install path, you can configure the **.appcat-ignore** file to
223224 --input < path-to-source> \
224225 --output < path-to-output> \
225226 --context-lines-number < line-number>
227+ --target=< target-name>
226228 ```
227229
228230 The following screenshot shows an example of using ` --context-lines-number 3 ` :
@@ -236,6 +238,7 @@ In the AppCAT CLI install path, you can configure the **.appcat-ignore** file to
236238 --input < path-to-source> \
237239 --output < path-to-output> \
238240 --code-snips-number -1
241+ --target=< target-name>
239242 ```
240243
241244 When ` --code-snips-number -1 ` is set, code snippets aren't exported to the report. This behavior helps prevent sensitive data from being included.
@@ -272,7 +275,7 @@ Converts Windup XML rules to YAML.
272275The following example converts a windup XML rule to YAML:
273276
274277``` bash
275- appcat transform rules --input < path-to-rule> --output < path-to-output-folder>
278+ appcat transform rules --input < path-to-rule> --output < path-to-output-folder> --target= < target-name >
276279```
277280
278281### appcat version
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