feat: Collapse related/upstream/downstream list prefixes - #6035
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any screenshots? :) |
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Added screenshots! @jess-lowe |
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do you have any examples when it's two layers deep? like CVE -> DEBIAN -> DSA? |
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It handles those fine, there's no collapsing of the sub entries: 
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LGTM just need to fix checks failing
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Collapse related/upstream/downstream lists when there's multiple entries from the same prefix. This makes it much easier to read for many CVE entries, which has a vast list of downstream records.
Implementation wise, I created a VulnTree map type, which is just a recursively nested map to represent this grouping, and then a simple function to turn this map into HTML.