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Expands on the ability to report on the installed packages to detect the packages that were affected by the specific tool command. This change will now allow to support installation done over configuration/project files like requirements.txt and pyproject.toml.

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🚀 Build artifacts are ready for testing!

Download the wheel file and binaries with gh CLI or from the workflow artifacts.

📦 Install & Run

Pre-requisites

# Install uv if needed
curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

# Create and enter artifacts directory
mkdir artifacts && cd artifacts

Quick Test with Python Package

# Download and run with uv
gh run download 14840553857 -n dist -R pyupio/safety
uv run --with safety-3.4.1b0+feature.audit.installed.packages-py3-none-any.whl safety --version

Binary Installation

# Linux
gh run download 14840553857 -n safety-linux -D linux -R pyupio/safety
cd linux && mv safety safety-pr && chmod +x safety-pr

# macOS
gh run download 14840553857 -n safety-macos -D macos -R pyupio/safety
cd macos && mv safety safety-pr && chmod +x safety-pr

# Windows
gh run download 14840553857 -n safety-windows -D windows -R pyupio/safety
cd windows && mv safety.exe safety-pr.exe

./safety-pr --version

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@jakub-safetycli jakub-safetycli added the enhancement Suggests an improvement or new feature. label May 5, 2025
@jakub-safetycli jakub-safetycli force-pushed the feature/audit-installed-packages branch from e3eb956 to d4a9a60 Compare May 5, 2025 15:48
@jakub-safetycli jakub-safetycli force-pushed the feature/audit-installed-packages branch from d4a9a60 to 222be0e Compare May 5, 2025 15:49
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LGTM

@jakub-safetycli jakub-safetycli merged commit 5165c35 into main May 5, 2025
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