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feat(data source): re-enable UBUNTU-CVE- into prod instance #2635

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Add UBUNTU-CVE- records into prod instance

Test instance PR: #2607

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Did ingesting this into the test instance all look OK ?

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Did ingesting this into the test instance all look OK ?

The only issue I found is that some UBUNTU-CVEs are missing the purl field. But I think this is our problem, as we are missing some purl converters (#2402). Other issues, such as the Linux package query one, have all been fixed. So, I think the records are good to merge for now, and we should probably implement a purl converter for all newly added Linux distros later.

@hogo6002 hogo6002 merged commit d51109b into google:master Sep 19, 2024
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