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Skip vulnerability reports that are marked as "withdrawn"
See original GitHub issueThe OSV format supports the withdrawn field, which indicates that a report has been withdrawn and is no longer valid.
pip-audit should respect that field and ignore any reports that contain it, so long as the field’s timestamp is not after the current time.
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(I identified this as part of looking into https://github.com/pytest-dev/py/issues/287 – we “correctly” report this spam vulnerability at the moment because it isn’t marked as withdrawn yet, but we should skip it if/when it’s correctly withdrawn.)
#388 is the continuation of this, for PyPI’s vulnerability service.