Adding image-tag to annotations

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Description

• Added a condition in relevancy_manager.go to check if the instance type matches the container type.
• In syft_handler.go, ImageTagMetadataKey was added to annotations and annotations were updated with the correct imageID and imageTag.
• A new utility function ToInstanceType was added in utils.go to convert container type to instance type.
• The kubescape/k8s-interface dependency version was updated in go.mod and its checksum was updated in go.sum.

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	Relevant files
Enhancement	relevancy_manager.go Enhanced instance type check in relevancy manager                                pkg/relevancymanager/v1/relevancy_manager.go Added a condition to check if the instance type matches the container type. +3/-0      syft_handler.go Added image tag to SBOM annotations and updated imageID                    pkg/sbomhandler/syfthandler/syft_handler.go Added ImageTagMetadataKey to annotations. Updated annotations with the correct imageID and imageTag. +5/-0      utils.go Added utility function to convert container type to instance type pkg/utils/utils.go Added a function ToInstanceType to convert container type to instance type. +14/-0
Dependencies	go.mod Updated k8s-interface dependency version                                                  go.mod Updated the version of kubescape/k8s-interface dependency. +1/-1      go.sum Updated k8s-interface dependency checksum                                                go.sum Updated the checksum for kubescape/k8s-interface dependency. +2/-2

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• 🎯 Main theme: The main theme of this PR is to enhance the functionality of the application by adding image-tag to annotations.
• 📝 PR summary: This PR introduces an enhancement to the application by adding image-tag to annotations. It includes changes in three files: relevancy_manager.go, syft_handler.go, and utils.go. The changes involve adding conditions to check if the instance type matches the container type, updating annotations with the correct imageID and imageTag, and adding a new utility function to convert container type to instance type. The PR also updates the version of the 'kubescape/k8s-interface' dependency in go.mod and its checksum in go.sum.
• 📌 Type of PR: Enhancement
• 🧪 Relevant tests added: No
• ⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]: 3, because the PR involves changes in multiple files and includes logic changes. However, the changes are straightforward and well-explained, which should make the review process easier.
• 🔒 Security concerns: No

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💡 General suggestions: The code changes in the PR seem to be well-implemented and follow good coding practices. However, it would be beneficial to add some unit tests to verify the new functionality. This will ensure that the changes work as expected and do not introduce any regressions. Additionally, it would be helpful to add comments to the new utility function and other complex parts of the code to improve readability and maintainability.

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PR Code Suggestions

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performance	Optimize the loop by breaking once the matching instanceID is found.          The loop in lines 139-144 can be optimized by breaking the loop once the matching instanceID is found. This will prevent unnecessary iterations over the instanceIDs slice. pkg/relevancymanager/v1/relevancy_manager.go [139-144] for i := range instanceIDs { if instanceIDs[i].GetInstanceType() != utils.ToInstanceType(watchedContainer.ContainerType) { continue } if instanceIDs[i].GetContainerName() == containerName { instanceID = instanceIDs[i] + break } }
possible issue	Handle unsupported ContainerType in ToInstanceType function. The ToInstanceType function currently returns containerinstance.InstanceType as a default value. It would be better to handle the default case explicitly and return an error if an unsupported ContainerType is provided. pkg/utils/utils.go [212-221] -func ToInstanceType(c ContainerType) helpersv1.InstanceType { +func ToInstanceType(c ContainerType) (helpersv1.InstanceType, error) { switch c { case Container: - return containerinstance.InstanceType + return containerinstance.InstanceType, nil case InitContainer: - return initcontainerinstance.InstanceType + return initcontainerinstance.InstanceType, nil + default: + return "", fmt.Errorf("unsupported container type: %v", c) } - // FIXME: support EphemeralContainer - return containerinstance.InstanceType }
best practice	Ensure the Annotations map is initialized before setting values. The ImageID and ImageTag are being set in the Annotations map without checking if the map is initialized. It's a good practice to ensure the map is not nil before setting values. pkg/sbomhandler/syfthandler/syft_handler.go [94-95] // update annotations with the correct imageID +if filteredSBOM.Annotations == nil { + filteredSBOM.Annotations = make(map[string]string) +} filteredSBOM.Annotations[helpersv1.ImageIDMetadataKey] = watchedContainer.ImageID filteredSBOM.Annotations[helpersv1.ImageTagMetadataKey] = watchedContainer.ImageTag
enhancement	Run tests after updating the version of github.com/kubescape/k8s-interface. The version of github.com/kubescape/k8s-interface has been updated. It's recommended to run tests to ensure that the new version doesn't introduce any breaking changes. go.mod [19] -github.com/kubescape/k8s-interface v0.0.159-0.20240128085543-a829d861c684 +// No code changes, just a suggestion to run tests.

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