sullivanmatt
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2 years ago It might be worth saying that somewhere?
I agree! Seems like perhaps the thing to do is make a page about the various Atom/RSS URLs and make the existing 'ATOM' link go there instead. I will put it on the list, PRs welcome if you get the time before myself or @mattlorimor do though :)
Also could a slug feed be used for tags? For example https://bugalert.org/feeds/critical-severity.atom.xml, or if it's not possible to have tags and categories be searched at the same time: https://bugalert.org/feeds/tag/critical-severity.atom.xml and https://bugalert.org/feeds/category/software-frameworks-libraries-and-components.atom.xml or something similar.
Yeah I like that, I'll have to check and see what Pelican is capable of. I'm betting it can.
Interested to see if this project gets populated with accurate and quick information from community sources pre-CVE assignment, I far prefer a GitHub repo like this over services that keep private databases, although I'm curious to see how much the current setup could scale.
The Atom/RSS links go to
https://bugalert.org/feeds/all.atom.xmlI can see in pelicanconf.py that it allows using the category slug, meaning the link
https://bugalert.org/feeds/software-frameworks-libraries-and-components.atom.xmlworks for querying just the 'Software Frameworks, Libraries, and Components' category. It might be worth saying that somewhere?Also could a slug feed be used for tags? For example
https://bugalert.org/feeds/critical-severity.atom.xml, or if it's not possible to have tags and categories be searched at the same time:https://bugalert.org/feeds/tag/critical-severity.atom.xmlandhttps://bugalert.org/feeds/category/software-frameworks-libraries-and-components.atom.xmlor something similar.