showing suspicion within modules with link types 'parent of' and 'child of'
Hello everybody,
Within Doors Next Generation 6.0.2, I've made some modules with requirements stored in these modules. Lots of requirements are related with each other by the link types 'parent / child of'.
What I would like to see is that if I make a change in a requirement, the linked requirements will have a suspicion flag. The problems which I'm encurring at the moment:
- If I want to make the suspicion profile, I can chose 'child of', but the option to chose 'parent of' is not possible.
- If I make a change to a requirement, I cannot see any suspicion within the module. If I make a change in a requirement on the artifact page, I do see the suspicion. How can I use the suspicion within modules? I hardly work on the artifact page, only in the modules.
- What I've noticed is that only the first linked requirement is suspicious. Is is possible to see a suspicion throughout the whole "link chain", the requirement tree so to say. If a parent requirement will change, I want to know what the consequenses are in my sub-sub-sub system, and not only on the first linked requirement.
I hope that my questions are clear and there is someone who knows the answer!
Thanks guys/girls!
Grts,
Bart
2 answers
Hello Bart,
With regard to:
- If I make a change to a requirement, I cannot see any suspicion within the module. If I make a change in a requirement on the artifact page, I do see the suspicion. How can I use the suspicion within modules? I hardly work on the artifact page, only in the modules.
It is a known defect:
https://jazz.net/jazz03/web/projects/Requirements%20Management#action=com.ibm.team.workitem.viewWorkItem&id=107095
I am not sure on the other questions. Perhaps, someone else will chime in...
I hope this helps.
Diane
With regard to:
- If I make a change to a requirement, I cannot see any suspicion within the module. If I make a change in a requirement on the artifact page, I do see the suspicion. How can I use the suspicion within modules? I hardly work on the artifact page, only in the modules.
It is a known defect:
https://jazz.net/jazz03/web/projects/Requirements%20Management#action=com.ibm.team.workitem.viewWorkItem&id=107095
I am not sure on the other questions. Perhaps, someone else will chime in...
I hope this helps.
Diane
Comments
Bart,
The directionality is a function of System Design. One starts with the highest level of User Needs or Requirements, subdivides those general requirements into more (and more) specific requirements, into implementations and tests.
So the changes link down the same way. E.g.up-link? No, a safety or security legal standard doesn't to allow the use of a specific set of software library functions; Down-link? Yes if the legal standard changes then all the requirements derived from it must be reviewed for impact. Then, as above, if there is no impact, then no change, only the impacted sub-requirements change, and .. implementations and tests.