Data Import from NVD data Script Added #1610
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Summary
This pull request enhances the vulnerability data import by allowing data to be imported from a json data stored in the local directory NVD_Data. It also considers robust error handling to manage duplicate package entries and missing data. Additionally, the code supports storing a simplified "plain" package URL without qualifiers or subpaths.
Related Issues
#1437
Testing Instructions
Run the import process with the following command:
python manage.py import_dataTest importing data from a local folder i.e NVD_Data.
Check that duplicate package entries are gracefully handled and skipped.
Review the logs to ensure they accurately reflect each step of the process, including any errors or skipped files.
Verify that plain package URLs (without qualifiers and subpaths) are being correctly stored in the database.