I'm testing the webhook with our on-prem gitlab installation (v 14.10). I created and pushed a commit with 74 files. Looking in the scanner log, it seemed like only 20 or so files were being scanned.
The problem is that gitlab paginates list results - and you have to pull a "total_pages" header and repeat the request with a page count in the URL (at least that's how I fixed it).
I was testing with python 3.11 and the latest version of the webhook master branch.
eeisegn
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1 year ago
I submitted a PR https://github.com/scanoss/webhook/pull/10 with my fix.
I'm testing the webhook with our on-prem gitlab installation (v 14.10). I created and pushed a commit with 74 files. Looking in the scanner log, it seemed like only 20 or so files were being scanned.
The problem is that gitlab paginates list results - and you have to pull a "total_pages" header and repeat the request with a page count in the URL (at least that's how I fixed it).
I was testing with python 3.11 and the latest version of the webhook master branch.