FEAT Persist component identifiers as normalized, content-addressed graphs#2164
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If comments are addressed. But lmk if you disagree and we can work it out!
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This is phase 7 of this proposal: PyRIT Unified Registry — Design & Rationale
Adds normalized persistence for target, scorer, converter, scenario, seed, and attack identifiers.
MemoryInterfaceso SQLite and Azure SQL share the same behavior.