Task: List All Source Files On the Hub

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The CodeSonar hub keeps a record of every file analyzed for all analyses of all projects that have ever existed on the hub. The License Utilization page contains a table summarizing these files.

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Each file on the hub has a representative file instance whose information appears in this table and is counted against the licensed Lines With Code. For files with multiple instances, the instance with the most Lines With Code is counted. When several instances of the same file have the same Lines With Code, the oldest such instance is listed: we refer to this as the largest-oldest instance. Note that instance information will appear even if the instance is no longer present on the hub (for example, because the project or analysis it belonged to has been deleted).

Task: List All Source Files On the Hub

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