[FR] Add sub-technique data to the summary-xlsx#6002
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Issue link(s):
Resolves #2078
Summary - What I changed
Small change to align the package
summary.xlsxSummary tab with MITRE's technique / sub-technique distinction, and fixes a mismatched-units percentage in the same sheet.Note
An alternative is to remove the spreadsheet generation all together. While it is built in each package, it is not shipped to customers via EPR.
How To Test
Build a package using one of the variety of methods e.g.
python -m detection_rules dev build-releaseOr to save a bit of time, use a python script to build a package like below.
The result should be akin to the following:
issue-2078-summary.xlsx
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bug,enhancement,schema,maintenance,Rule: New,Rule: Deprecation,Rule: Tuning,Hunt: New, orHunt: Tuningso guidelines can be generatedmeta:rapid-mergelabel if planning to merge within 24 hoursContributor checklist