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Implementation of Nix extractor. #356

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Implementation of nix extractor.
brnpl Dec 13, 2024
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Merge branch 'google:main' into extractor_nix
brnpl Dec 18, 2024
c8a1a8b
Added support for unstable packages. Minor fixes
brnpl Dec 18, 2024
d0e578f
Added nix test for proto_test.go and scan_result.pb.go. Minor fixes
brnpl Dec 19, 2024
56ea406
Added supported_inventory_types.md
brnpl Dec 19, 2024
0b12555
Updated code based on review
brnpl Dec 20, 2024
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Updated code based on review
brnpl Jan 8, 2025
d264daa
Resolved merge conflicts
brnpl Jan 13, 2025
96fb222
Resolved merge conflicts
brnpl Jan 15, 2025
550c350
Fixed proto test file
brnpl Jan 15, 2025
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Fixed lint problem
brnpl Jan 15, 2025
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Added supported_inventory_types.md
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brnpl committed Dec 19, 2024
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@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ SCALIBR supports extracting software package information from a variety of OS an
* COS
* cos-package-info.json
* DPKG (used by e.g. Debian, Ubuntu)
* NIX
* OPKG (used by e.g., OpenWrt and embedded Linux systems)
* RPM (used by e.g. RHEL, CentOS, Rocky Linux)
* Pacman (used by e.g. Arch Linux)