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Adds a shared workflow that can be used to export the SPDX SBOM for a repo enrolled in the socket.dev GitHub app based on the most recent scan.

@ezebunandu ezebunandu requested a review from a team as a code owner December 9, 2025 22:56
@ezebunandu ezebunandu requested a review from a team December 10, 2025 17:21
@ezebunandu ezebunandu changed the title socket sbom export workflow feat: shared workflow for sbom export from socket.dev API Dec 10, 2025
@ezebunandu ezebunandu changed the title feat: shared workflow for sbom export from socket.dev API feat: shared workflow for sbom export from socket.dev API Dec 10, 2025
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I left a few comments, they are mostly nits, there's no blocker, they are only recommendations. 🙂

The only blocking thing is that this should be added to our release-please-config.json similar to this diff.

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Awesome! I caught a few other things on a second look that you might want to change.

If you could, please try to call this action a separate repository on a test workflow with the example of your README so we can have a test run.

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Awesome! I caught a few other things on a second look that you might want to change.

If you could, please try to call this action a separate repository on a test workflow with the example of your README so we can have a test run.

I wouldn't be able to call from this repo until it's merged or is that possible?

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