exclude provided and optional dependencies from submission #1554
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This makes it easier to use the dependabot security report for artifacts that actually come in as transitive dependencies for our users. The chance that an advisory for an optional/provided/test/built-time dependency actually impacts our build seems to small to justify the noise it adds. Fixes apache#1553
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Possibly we should make sure those get marked correctly as 'development' dependencies in sbt-dependency-submission (scalacenter/sbt-dependency-submission#234). Since we don't care about advisories in development dependencies, though, it still makes sense to exclude them here entirely. |
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LOL this is actually a duplicate of my own earlier #1392 🤣 |
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This makes it easier to use the dependabot security report for artifacts that actually come in as transitive dependencies for our users. The chance that an advisory for an optional/provided/test/build-time dependency actually impacts our build seems to small to justify the noise it adds.
Fixes #1553