No longer using the package name in the scorecard json file name so things don't break with scoped packages that have a / in the name.
It uses a random string for the name just to avoid any issues with old versions of the scorecard that might not be cleaned up, although everything should be deleted after its been loaded anyway.
No longer using the package name in the scorecard json file name so things don't break with scoped packages that have a
/in the name. It uses a random string for the name just to avoid any issues with old versions of the scorecard that might not be cleaned up, although everything should be deleted after its been loaded anyway.