add test for parse test for _libgcc_mutex conda package#51
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@bollwyvl could you follow https://github.com/CycloneDX/cyclonedx-python-lib/pull/51/checks?check_run_id=4057551860 |
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Thanks for the example @bollwyvl - I always suspected that parsing of the Conda packages would be a bit brittle! The specification doesn't seem to be quite verbose enough to allow us to reliably parse FYI: @jkowalleck |
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Thanks for this tool!
While working on using this after getting it to install in a relaxed environment (as described in #44), I'm seeing the following issues with some non-
anaconda.compackages:conda-forge/jake-feedstock#3 (comment)
(reproduced below)
Haven't had a chance to dig into exactly what is going wrong, but though that a failing test might demonstrate what I'm seeing, after a brief scan of
parse_conda_list_str_to_conda_package.This is up to building locally, but trying a self-test with
conda list --explicit | jake sbom -t CONDAyielded:
I'm wagering this is due to: