
In March 2026, Sreeni Hunter extended the dependency extraction capabilities of the google/osv-scalibr repository by enhancing the MSBuild csproj extractor to support Visual Basic (.vbproj) and F# (.fsproj) project files. Leveraging Go for backend development, Sreeni unified the parsing logic by reusing the existing ExtractPackagesFromMSBuildXML function, ensuring consistent handling across all MSBuild project types. This update included new tests to validate dependency extraction for VB and F# projects, broadening .NET coverage and improving the accuracy of software bill of materials generation. The work addressed issue #618 and focused on maintainability and robust dependency scanning.
In March 2026, delivered extended MSBuild csproj extraction to support Visual Basic (.vbproj) and F# (.fsproj) projects, enabling uniform scanning of dependencies across all MSBuild project types. This work reuses the existing parsing path (common.ExtractPackagesFromMSBuildXML) to maintain consistency and minimize regressions. Added tests validating VB and F# project dependency extraction, expanding coverage for .NET projects. No major bugs fixed this month; maintenance focused on coverage and robustness. This enhancement broadens dependency visibility, reduces the risk of unscanned VB/F# dependencies, and supports more accurate software bill of materials (SBOM) generation. Related to issue #618.
In March 2026, delivered extended MSBuild csproj extraction to support Visual Basic (.vbproj) and F# (.fsproj) projects, enabling uniform scanning of dependencies across all MSBuild project types. This work reuses the existing parsing path (common.ExtractPackagesFromMSBuildXML) to maintain consistency and minimize regressions. Added tests validating VB and F# project dependency extraction, expanding coverage for .NET projects. No major bugs fixed this month; maintenance focused on coverage and robustness. This enhancement broadens dependency visibility, reduces the risk of unscanned VB/F# dependencies, and supports more accurate software bill of materials (SBOM) generation. Related to issue #618.

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