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This change enables packages with fully qualified domain names to be used. This enables both packages from github.com and other git repos (e.g. GitHub enterprise) to be used within the same package dependency tree.

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  • Updated CHANGELOG.md for significant changes

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@danielmeppielDaniel Meppiel (danielmeppiel) added the bug Deprecated: use type/bug. Kept for issue history; will be removed in milestone 0.10.0. label Nov 6, 2025
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Rich James (@richgo) thanks for spotting the bug, bare package names (e.g., team/package) should respect the GITHUB_HOST environment variable, not fallback to hardcoded github.com. I missed that one and did not test thoroughly.

Minor change needed here, could you update the PR to use default_host() instead of hardcoding github.com? That would make:

  1. Bare packages respect GITHUB_HOST:
    export GITHUB_HOST=internal.company.com
    apm install team/package # → internal.company.com/team/package
  2. FQDN packages override everything (for mixing hosts):
apm install partner.ghe.com/external/integration # → partner.ghe.com/...

This gives us the best of both worlds and is architecturally consistent with the existing GITHUB_HOST env var.

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Done!

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Daniel Meppiel (danielmeppiel) merged commit 303a17a into microsoft:mainNov 8, 2025
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Daniel Meppiel (danielmeppiel) added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 8, 2025
- FQDN support for any Git host
- Security fix for CWE-20 URL validation vulnerability
- Package validation HTTPS URL fix
- Virtual package orphan detection fix
- GitHub Enterprise support via GITHUB_HOST
Credits @richgo for FQDN and GitHub Enterprise support (PR #25)
Daniel Meppiel (danielmeppiel) added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 30, 2026
…#1073)
* docs(notice): rename NOTICE.md -> NOTICE; add CLA third-party section
Two changes, one file rename:
1. Rename NOTICE.md -> NOTICE, matching the Apache / CNCF convention used
by upstream third-party-attribution files (kubernetes-sigs/kro,
kubernetes-sigs/headlamp, etc.). The .md extension was non-idiomatic
for a generated legal artifact -- NOTICE files are read by tooling
(license scanners, SBOM generators) that match on the bare filename.
Generator (scripts/generate-notice.py), Makefile target, and the
NOTICE Drift Check workflow are all updated to operate on the
extension-less path.
2. Add a 'Submitted on behalf of a third-party' section to NOTICE,
crediting five contributors whose pull requests landed before the
microsoft-github-policy-service CLA bot recorded a signature on
file. The repo transferred from danielmeppiel/awd-cli to the
microsoft org; some early PRs predate CLA enforcement, and we
could not retroactively reach all contributors. Mirrors section 7
of common CLA texts (the wording adopted by CNCF NOTICE files).
Driven by a new _third_party_submissions block in
scripts/notice-metadata.yaml -- legally-significant wording stays
alongside the per-component data, not buried in code.
Contributors named (verified via Check Runs API against the
microsoft-github-policy-service app, license/cla check on every
merged PR by each suspected author):
- @pofallon (PR #4)
- @richgo (PRs #8, #25, #26, #33, #34)
- @ryanfk (PR #92 -- bot ran with conclusion=null,
output: 'Contributor License Agreement is not agreed yet.')
- @foutoucour (PR #108)
- @Jah-yee (PR #184)
Listed contributors who later sign the CLA (or who were signed
under a different GitHub account at the time) can request removal
via issue.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
* docs(notice): trim third-party section preamble
Strip the historical/CNCF-citation paragraph and the verbatim CLA-section-7
quote. Keep only the active sentence (what the listing means + how to
request removal).
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
* docs(notice): address PR #1073 review
Three fixes from copilot-pull-request-reviewer:
1. Drop spurious leading '---' separator in the third-party-submissions
renderer. render_component already ends each component with '---\n\n',
so prepending another '---' produced two consecutive separators in
NOTICE. Verified: separator count dropped from 17 to 16.
2. Sweep stale 'NOTICE.md' references in scripts/generate-notice.py
(top-level docstring, Modes section, ComponentMeta and DepSpec field
docstrings). The constant was renamed; the docs lagged.
3. Append (#1073) PR refs to both CHANGELOG entries; ASCII-correct the
arrow ('->' instead of '->').
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
---------
Co-authored-by: Copilot <copilot-rework@github.com>
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Sergio Sisternes (sergio-sisternes-epam) pushed a commit that referenced this pull request May 19, 2026
Added FQDN support for packages
Sergio Sisternes (sergio-sisternes-epam) pushed a commit that referenced this pull request May 19, 2026
- FQDN support for any Git host
- Security fix for CWE-20 URL validation vulnerability
- Package validation HTTPS URL fix
- Virtual package orphan detection fix
- GitHub Enterprise support via GITHUB_HOST
Credits @richgo for FQDN and GitHub Enterprise support (PR #25)
Sergio Sisternes (sergio-sisternes-epam) pushed a commit that referenced this pull request May 19, 2026
…#1073)
* docs(notice): rename NOTICE.md -> NOTICE; add CLA third-party section
Two changes, one file rename:
1. Rename NOTICE.md -> NOTICE, matching the Apache / CNCF convention used
by upstream third-party-attribution files (kubernetes-sigs/kro,
kubernetes-sigs/headlamp, etc.). The .md extension was non-idiomatic
for a generated legal artifact -- NOTICE files are read by tooling
(license scanners, SBOM generators) that match on the bare filename.
Generator (scripts/generate-notice.py), Makefile target, and the
NOTICE Drift Check workflow are all updated to operate on the
extension-less path.
2. Add a 'Submitted on behalf of a third-party' section to NOTICE,
crediting five contributors whose pull requests landed before the
microsoft-github-policy-service CLA bot recorded a signature on
file. The repo transferred from danielmeppiel/awd-cli to the
microsoft org; some early PRs predate CLA enforcement, and we
could not retroactively reach all contributors. Mirrors section 7
of common CLA texts (the wording adopted by CNCF NOTICE files).
Driven by a new _third_party_submissions block in
scripts/notice-metadata.yaml -- legally-significant wording stays
alongside the per-component data, not buried in code.
Contributors named (verified via Check Runs API against the
microsoft-github-policy-service app, license/cla check on every
merged PR by each suspected author):
- @pofallon (PR #4)
- @richgo (PRs #8, #25, #26, #33, #34)
- @ryanfk (PR #92 -- bot ran with conclusion=null,
output: 'Contributor License Agreement is not agreed yet.')
- @foutoucour (PR #108)
- @Jah-yee (PR #184)
Listed contributors who later sign the CLA (or who were signed
under a different GitHub account at the time) can request removal
via issue.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
* docs(notice): trim third-party section preamble
Strip the historical/CNCF-citation paragraph and the verbatim CLA-section-7
quote. Keep only the active sentence (what the listing means + how to
request removal).
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
* docs(notice): address PR #1073 review
Three fixes from copilot-pull-request-reviewer:
1. Drop spurious leading '---' separator in the third-party-submissions
renderer. render_component already ends each component with '---\n\n',
so prepending another '---' produced two consecutive separators in
NOTICE. Verified: separator count dropped from 17 to 16.
2. Sweep stale 'NOTICE.md' references in scripts/generate-notice.py
(top-level docstring, Modes section, ComponentMeta and DepSpec field
docstrings). The constant was renamed; the docs lagged.
3. Append (#1073) PR refs to both CHANGELOG entries; ASCII-correct the
arrow ('->' instead of '->').
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
---------
Co-authored-by: Copilot <copilot-rework@github.com>
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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