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Fix count_oval_object get wrong count #4427

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60 changes: 43 additions & 17 deletions utils/count_oval_objects.py
Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change
Expand Up @@ -28,14 +28,31 @@ def load_xml(file_name):
try:
it = ET.iterparse(file_name)
for _, el in it:
el.tag = el.tag.split('}', 1)[1] # strip all namespaces
if '}'in el.tag:
el.tag = el.tag.split('}', 1)[1] # strip all namespaces
root = it.root
return root
except:
sys.stderr.write("Error while loading file " + file_name + ".\n")
exit(-1)


def get_ext_def_tests(oval_root, def_refs):
t = []
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Please name the variable clearly, for example extended_tests.

for d in oval_root.findall(".//definition"):
if d.attrib.get('id') == def_refs:
definition = d
break
if definition is not None:
for criterion in definition.findall(".//criterion"):
test_ref = criterion.attrib["test_ref"]
t.append(test_ref)
for extend_def in definition.findall(".//extend_definition"):
extend_ref = extend_def.attrib["definition_ref"]
t = t + (get_ext_def_tests(oval_root, extend_ref))
return t


def find_oval_objects(oval_refs):
''' Finds OVAL objects according to definitions ID '''
tests = []
Expand All @@ -54,29 +71,38 @@ def find_oval_objects(oval_refs):
definition = d
break
if definition is not None:
extend_refs = []
for criterion in definition.findall(".//criterion"):
test_ref = criterion.attrib["test_ref"]
tests.append(test_ref)
for extend_def in definition.findall(".//extend_definition"):
extend_ref = extend_def.attrib["definition_ref"]
t = get_ext_def_tests(oval_root, extend_ref)
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Here as well, name the variable more significantly.

tests += t
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As far as I know, there shouldn't be difference under the hood, but lets be consistent and use tests.extend()


# find references to objects in tests
for test in tests:
test_element = None
for t in oval_root.findall("tests/*"):
if t.attrib.get('id') == test:
test_element = t
break
if test_element is not None:
for object_element in test_element.findall(".//*"):
if 'object_ref' in object_element.attrib:
object_ref = object_element.attrib['object_ref']
object_refs.append(object_ref)
for key in oval_files:
oval_root = oval_files[key]
for test in tests:
test_element = None
for t in oval_root.findall("tests/*"):
if t.attrib.get('id') == test:
test_element = t
break
if test_element is not None:
for object_element in test_element.findall(".//*"):
if 'object_ref' in object_element.attrib:
object_ref = object_element.attrib['object_ref']
object_refs.append(object_ref)

# find objects
for r in object_refs:
for obj in oval_root.findall("objects/*"):
if obj.attrib.get('id') == r:
objects.append(obj.tag)
break
for key in oval_files:
oval_root = oval_files[key]
for r in object_refs:
for obj in oval_root.findall("objects/*"):
if obj.attrib.get('id') == r:
objects.append(obj.tag)
break

return set(objects)

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