The "-o" flag doesn't work in folders containing dots (in folder name)

[cxlucas]

Expected Behavior

When running a scan with -o folder-name should create a folder (if not exists) and create a results.json file within it.

Actual Behavior

When running a kics scan with -o folder.name, kics creates a results.json file in the root folder (doesn't creating the folder given in -o). The problem is the same if the given folder already exists.

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

1. You should have a valid file to perform a successful scan.
2. Open terminal.
3. Go to kics folder.
4. Run: kics scan -p sample.tf -o scan.files or kics scan -p sample.tf -o "scan.files"
5. Create a folder called "scan.files" in the kics root folder.
6. Execute the step 4 again (the result will be the same).

Step 4 will create a "results.json" in the kics root folder (ignoring the given folder)

Specifications

• Version: all
• Platform: all
• Subsystem: n/a