Examples with Taxonomy com.mercedesbenz.sechub.sarif.model.Taxonomy used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Taxonomy

use of com.mercedesbenz.sechub.sarif.model.Taxonomy in project sechub by mercedes-benz.

the class SarifReportSupportTest method microsoft_sarif_tutorial_taxonomies_example_taxonomies_deserialized_correclty.

@Test
void microsoft_sarif_tutorial_taxonomies_example_taxonomies_deserialized_correclty() throws IOException {
    /* prepare */
    File codeFlowReportFile = new File(sarifTutorialSamplesFolder, "Taxonomies.sarif");
    /* execute */
    Report report = supportToTest.loadReport(codeFlowReportFile);
    /* test */
    List<Run> runs = report.getRuns();
    assertEquals(1, runs.size(), "there must be ONE run!");
    Run run = runs.iterator().next();
    List<Taxonomy> taxonomies = run.getTaxonomies();
    Map<String, Taxonomy> sortedTaxonomiesMap = new TreeMap<>();
    for (Taxonomy taxonomy : taxonomies) {
        sortedTaxonomiesMap.put(taxonomy.getGuid(), taxonomy);
    }
    Taxonomy taxonomy1 = sortedTaxonomiesMap.get("1A567403-868F-405E-92CF-771A9ECB03A1");
    assertEquals("Requirement levels", taxonomy1.getName());
    assertEquals(new Message("This taxonomy classifies rules according to whether their use is required or recommended by company policy."), taxonomy1.getShortDescription());
    Map<String, Taxon> sortedTaxaMap = new TreeMap<>();
    for (Taxon taxon : taxonomy1.getTaxa()) {
        sortedTaxaMap.put(taxon.getId(), taxon);
    }
    Taxon taxon1 = sortedTaxaMap.get("RQL1001");
    assertNotNull(taxon1);
    assertEquals("Required", taxon1.getName());
    assertEquals(new Message("Rules in this category are required by company policy. All violations must be fixed unless an exemption is granted."), taxon1.getShortDescription());
    Taxon taxon2 = sortedTaxaMap.get("RQL1002");
    assertNotNull(taxon2);
    assertEquals("Recommended", taxon2.getName());
    assertEquals(new Message("Rules in this category are recommended but not required by company policy. Violations should be fixed but an exemption is not required to suppress a result."), taxon2.getShortDescription());
}