fix: use useFetch for useDependencyAnalysis#551
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@danielroe I think ci/knip is lying. Can I help you with: webpro-nl/knip#1265 ? (I removed some unnecessary imports) |
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This fixes a bug where the state key was not updated when the version or package changed.
Now, requests are deduped correctly as well. We could remove
useDependencyAnalysis()entirely in favour of just havinguseFetch(() =>`/api/registry/vulnerabilities/${encodePackageName(toValue(packageName))}/v/${toValue(version)}`)There will be two followup issues:
api/registry/vulnerabilities/does not handle scoped packages #552)