Added RHEL paths for python_packages table
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This was branched from #8504 |
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@ksykulev Looks like this is failing the code style check. Please see https://osquery.readthedocs.io/en/stable/development/building/#formatting-the-code. |
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@ksykulev this should be ready for your rebase. |
Added two missed paths for python packages. Added support for scanning simple paths in user directories. The code now checks to see if the path can be expanded using `traverseVersions` otherwise just uses the regular `resolveFilePattern` method to expand any `%` in the specified path.
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For fleetdm/fleet#22236
Added two missed paths for python packages.
Added support for scanning simple paths in user directories. The code
now checks to see if the path can be expanded using
traverseVersionsotherwise just uses the regular
resolveFilePatternmethod to expandany
%in the specified path.