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Description
Provides a git submodule analyzer, currently mainly for SBOM generation. A future use case for vulnerability scanning (if feasible) would be for people who build their dependencies from source rather than packages (very common in C/C++ and the embedded ecosystem).
This is an initial PR to get feedback. We discussed with @DmitriyLewen in aquasecurity/go-dep-parser#144 (which adds a similar feature) it might be better to start here with a draft for these non-packaged dependencies.
The full parser is here in trivy rather than in go-dep-parser because we only use
.gitmodules
to discover if submodules are present, but the actual parsing needs to be done in the git index (git commands via go-git in this case).The testing set up is a bit more involved because I couldn't find a good way to mock all submodule-related plumbing. However, it's still quite performant, and it tests against real git behavior:
Result for https://github.com/git-fixtures/submodule:
Time on the boost library with 161 submodules:
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