Merge multiple targets for the same .NET package #3869
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Signed-off-by: Alex Goodman <wagoodman@users.noreply.github.com>
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Ok, built this and ran it with the script in #3866, which previously failed (as in, created a non-duplicate SBOM) pretty quickly. It has run over 50 times now with no differences in the SBOMs. |
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It is possible for multiple targets in a deps.json to be for the same package, something that is not considered today (so the first target wins). In cases where we process the first target we might associate PE binaries with the deps.json package, however, if we process with other target first (which might have fewer PE references) then we will not associate that PE with the package and create a unique package.
This PR merges targets together so that dependencies and DLL paths are preserved, thus, multiple runs of syft should always produce the same results.
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