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Poached workflow from apache/solr. Maybe the regexps need tweaking for our use-case. Purpose is to properly populate the dependency graph for alerting/tracking of any supply chain issues.
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Poached workflow from apache/solr. Maybe the regexps need tweaking for our use-case. Purpose is to properly populate the dependency graph for alerting/tracking of any supply chain issues.
I ran this against my fork and the dependency graph looks decent as a start (96). It is a "graph" so seeing all the transitive dependencies is desired: https://github.com/rmuir/lucene/network/dependencies?q=ecosystem%3AMaven
Just like the code scanning, we can tune this later if it is dragging in too much. At the end of the day it is just HTTP POST in a standard format.