Change default behaviour so that all code files are considered #336
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- Implemented twin commits, closes #147 - Using basemodel again (pydantic) - Fixed the logger, improved log aesthetics and readability - github and jira issues are collected using their respective APIs (GITHUB token required via .env file) - Better word extraction and filtering based on tests conducted on the small dataset. - Report handlers now create nested folders - updated to python 3.10 - skip GitHub when fetching references - refactored git and raw_commit modules: all commit IDs, timestamp, parent, message and changed files are collected with a single call to git executable - refactored logging - Fixes: #339 #341 #334 #331 #326 #336
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Some projects, such as Ambari, use a variety of languages so it is cumbersome to have to specify which extensions to consider.
The default behaviour could be changed so that any file from a known code extension is considered (we could take a reasonable list of such extensions as a starting point, e.g. java, c, cpp, h, js, jsp, py, go, rb).
example: CVE-2020-1936
Ambari is developed in java + javascript + python (+a few others). The fix commit is easily identified by specifying --filter-languages=js, but it is discarded otherwise.
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