When trying to identify various RedHat releases, RHEL was not being
picked up as a centos release because the Oracle Linux regex was too
permissive: it would match any release name with '<something> Linux
Server release' in the name. By being more restrictive with the Oracle
regex, RHEL is now properly identified.
I don't know why the Oracle regex used such a permissive matcher for the
name but it still passes all the tests by replacing it with the word
'Oracle'.
Fixes#436
HEAD of Alpine SecDB now uses one consistent schema for all of their
vulnerabilities, so the logic around parsing different versions can now
be removed. This change also crawls the directory structure to parse all
files due to the addition of community.yaml tracking community Alpine
Linux packages.
This puts config in its relevant location and moves functions around
loading config files into the main package.
As a side effect of removing cyclic imports for the API config, the
context library is no longer used.
This removes the `types` package instead moving the contents to the
top-level clair package.
This change also renames the `Priority` type to `Severity` in order to
reduce confusion.
This change also removes the IsValid method and replaces it with a safe
constructor to avoid the creation of invalid values.
Many docstrings were tweaked in the making of this commit.
