Add Mageia to source_test.yaml (#2089) #2107
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| - name: mageia | ||
| versions_from_repo: False | ||
| rest_api_url: 'https://advisories.mageia.org/vulns.json' | ||
| type: 999 |
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this should be type: 2.
This source uses a standard JSON index with each vulnerability report at its own URL.
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@dfandrich is there any chance you'd be able to sign the CLA: #2107 (comment)? We can't merge this sadly unless you do this. Alternatively, if you prefer, we can independently commit a similar change ourselves. |
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@dfandrich is there any chance you'd be able to sign the CLA: #2107 (comment)?
Sorry, I completely missed this request. I'll look at it when I get a chance.
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Circling back on this @dfandrich |
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I didn't see a way to approve this without creating a Google account. But, it seems unlikely to me that this PR is even copyrightable in the first place. Just in case it is, I hereby dedicate this commit to the public domain, or under the Creative Commons CC0 license (at the choice of the reader, or where applicable). So, go ahead and use it if you'd like anyway. |
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Thanks @dfandrich, we'll be happy to just apply your changes on your behalf for this. |
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It doesn't look like this ever made it into prod. Is it working in staging? |
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@dfandrich thanks for flagging this, it looks like a PR to merge it into staging never got created, I've just sent out #3099 |
No other source seems to use the style of index Mageia has (not even Go,
which is was derived from), so this probably isn't useful as-is without
code changes.