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Description of problem:
Specfile of scap-workbench is collectionized, but in the way that it fails if environment is collection-aware. Reason is Requires and BuildRequires fields point to collectionized version of openscap-utils package, but openscap component is NOT collectionized. Thus inevitable failure occurs.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
scap-workbench-1.1.1-1.el6

How reproducible:
reliably

Steps to Reproduce:
1. see openscap spec file
2. see scap-workbench, Requires and BuildRequires field

Actual results:
Package openscap does not use scl_ macros.
Package scap-workbench has Requirements utilizing %{?scl_prefix}

Expected results:
scap-workbench does not requires collectionized openscap


Additional information:
There is no issue with scap-workbench itself being collectionized.

Closing this, as it's really rare case issue, and RHEL6 entered production phase 3.