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Filter updated control files #51

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Filter updated control files
huiwangredhat Mar 25, 2025
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save the controls updates to the same output file
huiwangredhat Mar 26, 2025
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add option to print control updates
huiwangredhat Apr 22, 2025
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20 changes: 16 additions & 4 deletions content_test_filtering.py
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#!/usr/bin/python3
import logging
import json, logging
from sys import stderr
from ctf import cli, diff_analysis, connect_to_labels, ContentTests, DiffLogging
from ctf.diff import git_wrapper
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changed_files = git_wrapper.git_diff_files(options.base_branch,
new_branch=options.branch,
pr_number=options.pr_number)

controls_files = []
# Analyze each file separately and make set of tests for each one
while True:
if not changed_files: # Finish when all files are analysed
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if file_record["filepath"].startswith(".github"):
continue

# Filter the updated control files
if "controls/" in file_record["filepath"]:
controls_files.append(file_record["filepath"])

try:
diff_structure = diff_analysis.analyse_file(file_record)
except diff_analysis.UnknownAnalysisFileType:
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already_analysed.append(file_record["filepath"])
# If change affected any other file -> analyse it
changed_files.extend(diff_structure.affected_files)

list_of_tests = connect_to_labels.get_labels(tests, options.output)
if options.output == "json":
logs.print_json(list_of_tests)
else:
logs.print_all_logs(list_of_tests, output_format=options.output_format)

# Save the updated controls to a file for syncing OSCAL catalog
logger.debug(f"The updated controls: {controls_files}")
if options.output == "json":
controls_updates = {"controls": controls_files}
try:
with open('controls_updates.json', 'w', encoding='utf-8') as file:
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Do you think that would be helpful to save the output for other changes, in profiles and maybe rules? If so, we could create a generic function to save files.

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Yeap. Sounds good. Updated. All the updates will be saved to output.json
python content_test_filtering.py pr --base 4266a65aa118d6840c05d33d40a1612ad10bbf1c --remote_repo https://github.com/ComplianceAsCode/content --verbose --rule --profile --output json 13176 > output.json

json.dump(controls_updates, file, ensure_ascii=False, indent=4)
logger.debug("Controls saved to controls_updates.json successfully.")
except Exception as e:
logger.error(f"Error saving controls updates: {e}")
logger.debug("Finished")