rhel: remove containerapi usage #1561
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The RHEL repository scanner had logic to consult the Red Hat container API to get repository CPEs if it wasn't able to get them from the content-manifests files. Now we will have 2 other ways to find this information it is sub-optimal to use an external API to do this as well. Using an external API in the indexer process is a very maintenence heavy burden. Signed-off-by: crozzy <[email protected]>
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The RHEL repository scanner had logic to consult the Red Hat container API to get repository CPEs if it wasn't able to get them from the content-manifests files. Now we will have 2 other ways to find this information it is sub-optimal to use an external API to do this as well. Using an external API in the indexer process is a very maintenence heavy burden.