fix: some compatability issues in the gitlab report#7349
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fix: some compatability issues in the gitlab report#7349jeremylong merged 1 commit intodependency-check:mainfrom
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* truncated vulnerability names * made vulnerability descriptions optional * no longer attempt to render links without urls
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Description of Change
a. vulnerability name is truncated to 255 characters
b. vulnerability description is only rendered if present
c. links are only rendered if present
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Have test cases been added to cover the new functionality?
no