Open source

DunneFlow is open source, on GitHub at github.com/aacloudguy/dunneflow. The current version is 0.2.0, a pre-release; its builds for macOS, Windows and Linux are on the releases page.

Licence#

DunneFlow is released under the MIT licence. The full text is in the repository's LICENSE file.

What is in the repository#

• The full source, which you can run with uv as described in Install from source.
• The user guide and tutorials these pages are based on.
• The test suite. It includes the check that fails if anything on the analysis path starts importing an HTTP client or a model SDK.

Reporting issues#

Report bugs and ask questions through GitHub issues on the DunneFlow repository. A good report includes:

• the DunneFlow version and your platform (macOS, Windows or Linux; application or source),
• the command you ran or the control you used,
• the exact text of any refusal or error, which is written to name what went wrong.

If DunneFlow reports something about your program that is really a limitation of DunneFlow, that is worth reporting too. In the dashboard, press 3 on the finding to triage it as a defect in the tool, and tell us which detector and what the code looked like. You do not need to share your source: a small example that reproduces the finding is ideal.

Contributing#

Contributions are welcome as pull requests. The repository's own documentation describes how to set up a development environment, run the tests and linters, and what a change needs before it can be merged.

Teaching DunneFlow a new framework's registration idiom is normally a configuration edit in src/dunneflow/detectors/*.yaml rather than a code change, which makes it a good first contribution.

Commercial support#

For questions about commercial support for DunneFlow in your organisation, contact DunneCorp.