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Once you have a CodeQL database for your project you can run the default analysis for a specified Coding Standard using the `codeql database analyze` command by specifying the names of the QL packs which you want to run as arguments, along with a version specifier:
The output of this command will be a [SARIF file](https://sarifweb.azurewebsites.net/) called `<name-of-results-file>.sarif`.
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Each supported standard includes a variety of query suites, which enable the running of different sets of queries based on specified properties. In addition, a custom query suite can be defined as specified by the CodeQL CLI documentation, in order to select any arbitrary sets of queries in this repository. To run
If modifying the query suite, ensure that all Rules you expect to be covered by CodeQL in your Guideline Enforcement Plan (or similar) are included in the query suite, by running:
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