Mar 2023 – Dec 2024 · 1 yr 9 mos · Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Jun 2021 – Jan 2023 · 1 yr 7 mos · Bangalore Urban, Karnataka, India · Remote

Oct 2020 – Jun 2021 · 8 mos · United States · Remote

May 2020 – Sep 2020 · 4 mos · Remote · Remote

• Improve 3rd party package provisioning
• We deal with 3rd party packages needs to be refactored: today we embed a copy of all our third-party dependencies as pre-built wheels in the ScanCode repository. This creates some problems:
• We supported Python 2 and now support Python 3.6. Each version may need a pre-built wheel if there is native code. With 3.7, 3.8 and beyond this means creating and storing in the ScanCode git repo 4 variants for each dependency.
• We support Windows, Linux, macOS and possibly FreeBSD each with some possible architecture variants. For each of these we are storing a variant for each of the Python versions above.
• This creates way too many wheels that end up making ScanCode checkouts and tarballs too big. We need to define a new improved way to handle third-party dependencies including:
• Make the build automation more prominent
• Ensure secured pinning of wheel versions and actual files (e.g. using checksums)
• Do not bundle these wheels anymore.
• For more info see Disk quota and Limitations.
• Task done
• Implemented a tool to generate requirements.txt as per OS/python/architecture using directory.
• Implemented GitHub release asset plugin which expose all dependency and all its info to a repository
• Implemented release plugin that create archive as OS/python/architecture with its exact set of pinned
• dependencies . This will generate all scancode variants for all OS , arch and python 3.6/3.7/3.8/3.9 .
• Crafted a plugin that generate sdist/wheel for all OS/python/arch of specified dependencies.

Feb 2019 – Aug 2019 · 6 mos · India

• Google Summer of Code 2019 participant with Aboutcode(nexB Inc.)
• Project - Adding Python 3 Support for the Scancode-toolkit.
• Description- Since Python 2.7 will retire in few months and no longer maintained.So it needs to be ported to python 3 and it must passed on both version of Python.The main difference that makes Python 3 better than Python 2.x is that the support for unicode is greatly improved in Python 3 .This will also be useful for scancode as scancode has users in more than 100 languages and it's easy to translate strings from unicode to other languages. Therefore the goal of this project is to make scancode-toolkit installable on Python 3.6.x + just as it install with python 2.7.
• And ensure that all 10,000 tests must passed on OS.

Jun 2019 – Aug 2019 · 2 mos · India

• Crafted a pipeline for all branch for Scancode repository which makes test run faster in minutes rather than hours which is spent by travis and Appveyor.