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[POETRY] option to omit dev-requirements
See original GitHub issueHi!
I’m using this command: poetry run cyclonedx-bom -p -i poetry.lock -o cyclonedx-bom.xml --force which generates report with all requirements.
I think we need flag which disable scan of dev-requirements.
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@jkowalleck : thanks! Currently trying to come up with a draft/ PoC 😃
Sounds reasonable.
Pull requests are welcome. Do you want to give it a try?