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Match PyPI tool dependencies by canonical name - #243
Match PyPI tool dependencies through the existing PURL name normalization, so FLask matches flask and MYST_PARSER matches myst-parser in both scans and diffs. Preserve declared spellings in dependency output and case-sensitive matching for other ecosystems, including development declarations used when a lockfile changes.
Dot and repeated-separator normalization still requires a change in the PURL library. This uses its current behavior rather than adding a separate normalization rule in Brief.
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Python dependency names are now matched without regard to capitalization, helping scans and change reports recognize packages even when their spelling differs across project files.
Dependency changes are distinguished by ecosystem, reducing incorrect matches when different ecosystems use the same package name.
Python development dependencies are matched more consistently across declarations and lockfiles, while non-Python dependency matching remains case-sensitive.
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PyPI dependency indexing and matching now use ecosystem-qualified keys, with fallback matching for declared tool dependencies. Changed-dependency filtering uses ecosystem-aware keys. Tests cover scan and diff reports, dependency scope, casing, and changed-file behavior.
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Index and match dependencies detect/detect.go, detect/dependency_names_test.go, testdata/pypi-names-project/requirements.txt
Dependency indexes use ecosystem-qualified keys for PyPI packages. Tool matching checks the declared dependency key and its PyPI-qualified form. Tests cover dependency spelling, scope, and non-PyPI case sensitivity.
Changed regular and development dependencies use ecosystem-qualified keys. PyPI package URLs determine the pypi key, and matching and lockfile association use that key. Tests cover changed-file filtering and lockfile matching.
Validate scan and diff reports cmd/brief/dependency_names_test.go
CLI tests check that scan and diff reports include Flask and MyST-Parser in their respective tool groups.
git-pkgs/brief#231: Adds changed-path tool scans that use the dependency matching changed here.
git-pkgs/brief#239: Adds dependency-based detections that use the PyPI dependency matching changed here.
git-pkgs/brief#233: Adds changed-dependency filtering, which this PR updates to use ecosystem-qualified keys.
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Mixed-ecosystem projects can report a tool because an unrelated Python package has a matching normalized name. This is a bounded false-positive risk rather than a blocker to merging.
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Match PyPI tool dependencies through the existing PURL name normalization, so
FLaskmatchesflaskandMYST_PARSERmatchesmyst-parserin both scans and diffs. Preserve declared spellings in dependency output and case-sensitive matching for other ecosystems, including development declarations used when a lockfile changes.Dot and repeated-separator normalization still requires a change in the PURL library. This uses its current behavior rather than adding a separate normalization rule in Brief.
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