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Added opt-in GitHub release scanning - #4
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Cool! This looks pretty good, I had a couple of comments. Most of them are very minor.
Co-authored-by: Wouter Wijsman <wwijsman@live.nl>
Co-authored-by: Wouter Wijsman <wwijsman@live.nl>
Co-authored-by: Wouter Wijsman <wwijsman@live.nl>
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Adds an optional hourly GitHub release scanner for entries with
scan_releases: true. It imports stable releases, computes checksums and updates icons while preserving curated metadata. Unusable packages are skipped.The scanner has its own script and workflow, validates changes with the existing website build, then commits and triggers publishing. Ordinary builds remain independent.
PSPDX, my own app, is opted in as the initial example.
Validated with 25 tests, a successful website build and a live scan importing 19 releases. A second scan produced no changes.