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📦 build(sbom): ship a PEP 770 SBOM in wheels - #921
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Each wheel now carries a PEP 770 SBOM, a CycloneDX document in
.dist-info/sboms/that lists what the wheel holds and the tools that built it, so scanners and auditors can read its contents without unpacking or guessing. 📦python-sbom, a hatchling build hook, writes the SBOM after hatchling writes the wheel.
[tool.python-sbom]names tox-dev as the supplier. The release build installs the build requirements from the lock with hashes, so the hook and its dependencies join thebuildgroup. python-sbom 0.1.2 is younger than the seven-day cooldown, so[tool.nab]carries an exception that expires on 2026-11-15.