I've tried replacing the content of foo.txt with something unknown to the archive (random garbage) and the sunburst rendering still shows 100.0%.
So it could also be a rounding error instead.
Either way, it is misleading and should be fixed.

I'm sorry for the delay. I was unaware that this task was assigned to me. I missed it but solved it as soon as I came to know about it. Also, I wanted to ask if there is a way to install a library mentioned in requirements.txt according to the python version used?

@shashikant231 please do not claim tasks, thanks.

Hi @rdicosmo, can you guide me to start working on this issue.I have already built this project in my system.

The issue should be fixed now

Just jumping in, I suggest using ndjson (newline-delimited json) instead of a full json tree, as the former is easier to stream / parse incrementally for large outputs (like the linux kernel).

In T2363#43710, @DanSeraf wrote:

$ swh scanner scan -f json /tmp/test
{
    "dir1": {
        "children": {
            "subdir1": {
                "children": {
                    "text.txt": {
                        "known": true,
                        "swhid": "swh:1:cnt:ff5b57b7095eb5d168a36db6552ad2ce1f219bf6"
                    }

The new json output will be like the following: