Currently a random UUIDv4 is generated with each run. This causes an issue with persistent IDs for the same objects during updates.
Suggestion would be to use UUIDv5 using a fixed namespace and some fixed value in the object to ensure the object IDs are persistent between runs.
Namespace could be 0ed94f42-2c47-4d1b-96d1-1201610f9b58 (UUID part of Identity).
values could be:
tactic (attack-pattern) = "namespace+name"
technique (x-mitre-tactic) = "namespace+name"
matrix (x-mitre-matrix) = "namespace+name"
relationship (relationship) = "namespace+src_ref+dest_ref"
Currently a random UUIDv4 is generated with each run. This causes an issue with persistent IDs for the same objects during updates.
Suggestion would be to use UUIDv5 using a fixed namespace and some fixed value in the object to ensure the object IDs are persistent between runs.
Namespace could be 0ed94f42-2c47-4d1b-96d1-1201610f9b58 (UUID part of Identity).
values could be:
tactic (attack-pattern) = "namespace+
name"technique (x-mitre-tactic) = "namespace+
name"matrix (x-mitre-matrix) = "namespace+
name"relationship (relationship) = "namespace+
src_ref+dest_ref"