[3.12] gh-112302: Backport SBOM generation tooling - #114730
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Does this need updating following #115038? I'm fine with this going in 3.12, do you think it needs RM approval? |
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@hugovk Yes this will need that update applied to this branch, and I indeed want to get approval from release managers, I'll send this again to Thomas today. |
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This PR backports the following PRs to the 3.12 branch which has an identical SBOM to the main branch. 3.11 and earlier all have substantial differences (by including setuptools which has multiple layers of dependency vendoring). I proposed backporting to previous branches on discuss.python.org.
As a data point to limit fear of breaking builds of downstream distributors, we received feedback from @befeleme in #114240 and #114244 which appear to have been resolved in #114450.