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[BUG] SBOM generation does not find right purl with wordpress composer installation #324
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Thanks for the report, @fakeNews-jpg you described the bug as
you wrote the expected behaviour to be
You are reporting an issue to an SBOM generator. A generator that does not do vulnerability scanning nor analysis. Could you edit your post and add the correct information to the section "Environment"? |
Thanks for your answer @jkowalleck , Here is the generated sbom :
For me, but i'm probably wrong, the issue come from the fact that purl is If possible, can you explain to me how to generate a valid SBOM for dependency track for a wordpress installation? Thanks a lot for your help |
First of, you wrote to be using latest version of PHP, composer and this plugin. Regarding your issue with the packages not being picked up by DependencyTrack, this might be because DependencyTrack checks packages of type |
Thanks for your help, effectively i added already wpackagist.org in registries of dependency track but this wasn't successful (in administration/repositories/composer) effectively, i maybe was too speedy when writing this issue, php version is:
and composer version is: If you think that it is a dependency track issue, i will open one issue in their repository and close this one Thanks a lot for your help |
Please help me out, please run The PURLs could be enhanced - via #93 Feel free to approach the DependencyTrack issue tracker. |
Here is the result of
No components seem to be missing in the SBOM effectively I understand for the problem with PURLs, thanks a lot again for all your help |
you are welcome. Will close for now. |
Describe the bug
When installing wordpress with composer and then generating sbom with this tool, dependency track does not find any vulnerability.
To Reproduce
You might use this composer.json:
Expected behavior
At least, wordpress and elementor are outdated and vulnerable to public known vulnerabilities
Screenshots or output-paste
Environment
Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.
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