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As I think this will be rare case, but please let me report as 1 example.
I found there is case that openssl is detected as both deb and binary like this.
// I think these openssl are same, but sorry I have no evidence.
This makes sense -- we should probably start deduplicating based on version prefixes instead of direct matches (if binary version is a prefix match for the os package or vice versa)
What happened:
As I think this will be rare case, but please let me report as 1 example.
I found there is case that openssl is detected as both deb and binary like this.
// I think these openssl are same, but sorry I have no evidence.
related : #931
What you expected to happen:
If possible, only deb is shown.
If binary openssl is shown, results of grype will be wrong in some cases.
Steps to reproduce the issue:
Anything else we need to know?:
Only linux/amd64 is duplicated
Environment:
syft version
:cat /etc/os-release
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