Allow for multiple pom.properties delimiters #348
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Signed-off-by: Alex Goodman <alex.goodman@anchore.com>
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This seems related to #330 that explains that strictness in parsing causes several omissions. I'd propose raising the priority of that ticket so that we can enable permissive parsing for all parsers |
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This PR fixes the parsing of pom.properties to allow for both
=and:delimiters.Additionally this PR loosens the error handling on the java parsing execution path to show warnings for individual parsing errors instead of bubbling up small parsing errors back up to the main catalog function. This allows for java packages unrelated to the parser problems to still be cataloged.
Closes #349