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  1. funky Public

    A Go (golang) linter that finds mutations.

    Go

  2. reach Public

    A static network verification tool for AWS

    Go 2

  3. ranchars Public

    Generates a string of random characters that satisfies a set of specified criteria, of a specified length

    Go 2

  4. opinionator Public

    a Chrome extension that reformats code snippets on web pages to match your formatting opinions

    TypeScript

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Contributed to anchore/syft, anchore/grype, anchore/kubernetes-admission-controller and 5 other repositories

Contribution activity

December 2021

Created 7 commits in 2 repositories

Created a pull request in anchore/grype that received 1 comment

Add section for community meetings

Signed-off-by: Dan Luhring dan+github@luhrings.com

+6 −0 • 1 comment
Opened 6 other pull requests in 2 repositories
Reviewed 22 pull requests in 6 repositories
anchore/syft 11 pull requests
anchore/grype 4 pull requests
anchore/sbom-action 3 pull requests
sigstore/cosign 2 pull requests
anchore/homebrew-grype 1 pull request
anchore/homebrew-syft 1 pull request

Created an issue in anchore/syft that received 1 comment

Catalog packages from source pom.xml during directory scans

What would you like to be added: During directory scans (e.g. w/ the dir: scheme), let's scan pom.xml files on disk as a means of learning about de…

1 comment
Opened 1 other issue in 1 repository

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