feat: add attack_changelog command for generating changelog artifacts between ATT&CK versions#236
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This pull request introduces a new
attack_changelogcommand and supporting module to simplify and standardize the process of generating ATT&CK changelog artifacts for a pair of releases. It refactors the previous example script to use this new interface, and updates documentation and CLI configuration accordingly. The most important changes are:New command and module for changelog generation:
mitreattack/diffStix/attack_changelog.py, which provides a robust, reusable interface (generate_attack_changelog) and a CLI (attack_changelog) for generating changelog artifacts between two ATT&CK releases. This includes logic to automatically download missing STIX bundles, normalize inputs, and output artifacts in a consistent structure.Refactoring and simplification of example script:
examples/generate_multiple_attack_diffs.pyto use the newgenerate_attack_changelogfunction instead of duplicating logic, removing now-unnecessary helper functions and simplifying artifact generation. [1] [2] [3]Documentation and CLI integration:
mitreattack/diffStix/README.mdwith usage instructions and details for the newattack_changelogcommand, clarifying its behavior and outputs.attack_changelogCLI entry point inpyproject.tomlso it is available as a command-line tool after installation.