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Describe the bug
The References section of the rule details contains usually contains lot of references. However, these references aren't sorted, grouped or labeled. The references to different standards and policies are mixed together. It's a mere list of IDs that have no meaning to users.
Expected behavior
The references should be presented in an concise and understandable way. For example, they can be presented in a form of a table. They should be grouped by target. The target name or title would be shown as well.
Screenshots
Environment (please complete the following information):
We will sort and show the references grouped by reference target. The
well-known references will be labeled. This makes the "References"
section of rule detail actually useful.
Fixes: OpenSCAP#154
We will sort and show the references grouped by reference target. The
well-known references will be labeled. This makes the "References"
section of rule detail actually useful.
Fixes: OpenSCAP#154
Describe the bug
The References section of the rule details contains usually contains lot of references. However, these references aren't sorted, grouped or labeled. The references to different standards and policies are mixed together. It's a mere list of IDs that have no meaning to users.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
ARF file
https://hony.fedorapeople.org/arf_profile_cis_workstation_l1.xml
Expected behavior
The references should be presented in an concise and understandable way. For example, they can be presented in a form of a table. They should be grouped by target. The target name or title would be shown as well.
Screenshots
Environment (please complete the following information):
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