add requirement coverage in checklist#585
add requirement coverage in checklist#585RolandJentschETAS wants to merge 2 commits intoeclipse-score:mainfrom
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| * - ARC_01_02 | ||
| - Does the software architecture design consider all the requirements allocated to the architectural element, including functional, non-functional, safety, and security requirements and all related design decisions? | ||
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| - Check if all requirements allocated to the architectural element are considered in the design. This includes functional requirements (e.g., use cases, functional safety requirements), non-functional requirements (e.g., performance, reliability), safety requirements (e.g., ASIL-related requirements), and security requirements (e.g., confidentiality, integrity). Additionally, ensure that all related design decisions are taken into account and documented in the architectural design. |
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How should the decision taken into account? What would be evidence for that?
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The reviewer have to check in the review if all previous design decisions are fulfilled. Therefore he have to check the all the design decision. He provides evidence that he have done it. That's the same way as he states that the requirements are valid allocated or completely matches the requirements. Because there is no automatic way that a design decision is fulfilled in reality that have to be done by review. Which is exactly that review here. Best way would be, that any any design decision which influences the feature, the component, the requirements, ... would be linked to them. In such a case it would be easy for the reviewer to check that within the review.
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Agree for linkage, can you discuss/Propose how we can do that?
Add requirement coverage in review checklist ...
See #584