fix: reduce SBOM report artifact volume - #22
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Signed-off-by: Mario Fahlandt <mfahlandt@pixel-haufen.de>
Signed-off-by: Mario Fahlandt <mfahlandt@pixel-haufen.de>
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Problem
The reporting changes stopped the GitHub summary page from exploding, but each matrix job still uploaded its own report artifact. On large runs this leaves the workflow with ~2000 artifacts, which makes the Actions UI hard to use.
A second issue is that jobs can legitimately generate nothing in
recentmode or when an SBOM already exists, and that should not fail reporting.Fix
report-artifacts/directoryactions/upload-artifact/merge@v4This reduces the visible artifact count from thousands down to roughly one CNCF batch artifact, up to eight subproject batch artifacts, and the final consolidated report artifact.
Signed-off-by: Mario Fahlandt mfahlandt@pixel-haufen.de