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#2689 Handle 'Packages' attribute in Trivy parser #2727

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#2689 Handle 'Packages' attribute in Trivy parser
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#2689 Update all Trivy parser test files to match with the new version
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#2689 Handle 'Packages' attribute in Trivy parser 
Add 'Packages' to the expected attributes. However, this attribute will not be parsed due to its irrelevance for vulnerability findings.

Signed-off-by: Boris Shek <boris.shek@iteratec.com>
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BorisShek committed Nov 8, 2024
commit 55f08dca6ccc04c8c9b5a14f3c996056f481ee6f
5 changes: 3 additions & 2 deletions scanners/trivy/parser/parser.js
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Expand Up @@ -129,8 +129,9 @@ function parseK8sScanResultResource(clusterName, resourceItem, reject) {
for (const aResult of results) {
const {Target: target, Class: clazz, Type: type} = aResult;

var keys = Object.keys(aResult);
const expectedAttributes = ["Target", "Class", "Type", "Misconfigurations", "Vulnerabilities", "MisconfSummary"];
const keys = Object.keys(aResult);
const expectedAttributes = ["Target", "Class", "Type", "Misconfigurations", "Vulnerabilities", "MisconfSummary", "Packages"];
// The "Packages" attribute is now included in the scan report by default starting with Trivy 0.56.0 (https://github.com/aquasecurity/trivy/pull/6765)
const found = keys.find(key => !expectedAttributes.includes(key));
if (found !== undefined) {
reject(new Error("Unexpected attribute '" + found + "' on resource-item"));
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