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We use dependency-check for build-time dependency checks, and then use the cyclone-dx maven plugin to produce SBOMs that go to dependency track for ongoing dependency checks.
Unfortunately this results in a duplication of work to suppress false positives (typically "Not Affected" analyses in cyclone-dx terminology) - both in the suppressions file for dependency check and in the UI for DTrack.
I don't think there is currently any way around this, so my question really is whether there has been any thought about connecting the cyclone-dx SBOMs with the work done by the dependency checker?
At one extreme this could be a single plugin that does the work of both, or it could be either plugin reading the suppression file and writing it to the SBOM.
Thanks
Jim
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Hi,
We use dependency-check for build-time dependency checks, and then use the cyclone-dx maven plugin to produce SBOMs that go to dependency track for ongoing dependency checks.
Unfortunately this results in a duplication of work to suppress false positives (typically "Not Affected" analyses in cyclone-dx terminology) - both in the suppressions file for dependency check and in the UI for DTrack.
I don't think there is currently any way around this, so my question really is whether there has been any thought about connecting the cyclone-dx SBOMs with the work done by the dependency checker?
At one extreme this could be a single plugin that does the work of both, or it could be either plugin reading the suppression file and writing it to the SBOM.
Thanks
Jim
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: