Ensure that RHEL 10 has CCEs

[Mab879]

Description:

Add RHEL 10 to missing CCEs test.

Rationale:

Help with RHEL 10 development.

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Start a new ephemeral environment with changes proposed in this pull request:

Fedora Environment

Oracle Linux 8 Environment

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utils/build_ds_container.py -i ghcr.io/complianceascode/k8scontent:12137

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[marcusburghardt]

security_patches_up_to_date is still present in anssi control file, so it would now be included in RHEL 10 ANSSI profiles. Is it the intention? I understood the intention was to not use this rule in RHEL 10 for now.

[Mab879]

security_patches_up_to_date is still present in anssi control file, so it would now be included in RHEL 10 ANSSI profiles. Is it the intention? I understood the intention was to not use this rule in RHEL 10 for now.

The ANSSI control file is used in other operating systems than RHEL10; so we shouldn't remove it from the ANSSI control file. I removed security_patches_up_to_date RHEL 10 by excluding in the rule in the ANSSI profiles. The controls where it was removed was the ones that are only used in RHEL 10.

[marcusburghardt]

security_patches_up_to_date is still present in anssi control file, so it would now be included in RHEL 10 ANSSI profiles. Is it the intention? I understood the intention was to not use this rule in RHEL 10 for now.

The ANSSI control file is used in other operating systems than RHEL10; so we shouldn't remove it from the ANSSI control file. I removed security_patches_up_to_date RHEL 10 by excluding in the rule in the ANSSI profiles. The controls where it was removed was the ones that are only used in RHEL 10.

Nevermind. My confusion.