Tim Gerla

We'll go ahead and close this issue, but please let us know if you need anything else.

Hi @witchcraze, thanks for the report. I did a little digging and we do have a binary cataloger for Wordpress: https://github.com/anchore/syft/blob/main/syft/pkg/cataloger/binary/default_classifiers.go#L407 -- it looks for wp-cli, which apparently isn't on...

Thanks @witchcraze! I upgraded Docker and now I'm on Scout 1.4.1 and I get the same results as you. I will see if I can figure out what Scout is...

Hi @99sao, can you provide some more details, including the version of Syft you are using, etc, and a way for us to reproduce your result with a public image...

Translated using translate.google.com: > The version I am using is 0.105.0. I have successfully run it in other ecosystems such as java and python. But for the Linux kernel (vmlinz),...

translate.google.com result: > Thanks for your help, I just used your method, here is my code: syft Users/boot --select-catalogers "+linux-kernel-cataloger", the result is that the component is still not detected....

Hi @markusmuellerusi, thanks for the report! We'll go ahead and add this to the backlog for a future fix.

Hi @jeremytbrun, would it be possible for you to share the package-lock file you are using, so we can reproduce? Thanks!

I gave it a shot on my system (MacOS Sonoma, Syft 0.94) and I'm getting the appropriate license information in the JSON SBOM: ``` { "id": "555a079bf19e0ea1", "name": "@angular-devkit/core", "version":...

Sure, I am not an NPM expert so I wasn't quite sure what I was doing with the package lock file, but I ended up doing: ``` $ npm ci...