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updating netty version to 4.1.100 in suppression for CVE-2023-4586 #607

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updating netty version to 4.1.100 in suppression for CVE-2023-4586

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The OWASP check is still failing for all of the other Netty JARs that we pull in. I think need to adjust the packageUrl to catch more of them. I haven't tested, but something like ^pkg:maven/io\.netty/netty.*$ might do it

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The OWASP check is still failing for all of the other Netty JARs that we pull in. I think need to adjust the packageUrl to catch more of them. I haven't tested, but something like ^pkg:maven/io\.netty/netty.*$ might do it

so changed. Sorry about the premature PR request. I saw all green on the tests but I guess the OWASP hadn't yet been added/run.

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Looks good!

@labkey-willm labkey-willm merged commit bd2c780 into release23.7-SNAPSHOT Oct 26, 2023
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@labkey-willm labkey-willm deleted the 23.7_fb_netty-suppress-cve-report branch October 26, 2023 16:56
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