lua5_1: Properly name CVE patch #72076
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If the CVE identifier is in the patch name, vulnix knows, that this package is not affected by the CVE anymore.
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Should be backported to 19.09. |
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@JohnAZoidberg It matters in that respect that people run vulnix on their own systems. There they do obviously not have the global Vulnerability Roundup whitelist. Naming patches correctly helps to get better results on clean runs. So I encourage you to rebase this PR so that it can be cleanly merged. |
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Looks like it was already done in #70274. |
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If the CVE identifier is in the patch name, vulnix knows, that this
package is not affected by the CVE anymore.
fyi @ckauhaus @bhipple