Retrieve SHA-256 hash for pypi packages#765
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JonoYang merged 1 commit intoaboutcode-org:mainfrom Feb 24, 2026
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This is meant to address mapping issues from DejaCode because imported SBOMs for tools like cdxgen do not use SHA-1 anymore and as such DejaCode fails to find a match in PurlDB. Storing SHA-256 in PurlDB helps resolve this issue. For reference see: aboutcode-org/dejacode#307 Signed-off-by: Robert Guetzkow <robert.guetzkow@betasystems.com>
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Thanks! @JonoYang ping ... do you mind to review? |
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lgtm thanks! |
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This is meant to address mapping issues from DejaCode because imported SBOMs for tools like cdxgen do not use SHA-1 anymore and as such DejaCode fails to find a match in PurlDB. Storing SHA-256 in PurlDB helps resolve this issue. For reference see: aboutcode-org/dejacode#307