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Revision as of 08:16, 15 March 2012
Contents
General Considerations
- We want to graduate from incubation by the end of 2012
- We use Git Flow for now, but will switch to a new process before graduating from incubation, to support multiple release branches (Eike)
- CDO has tooling for API evolution, we should look into employing it before graduating.
Upcoming Integration Builds
i12.03 (March 2012)
Goals for this release are:
Use cases:
- Creating a ReqIF model file
- ReqIF Main Specification Editor
- Changing the title of the ReqIF model
- Changing the comment of the ReqIF model
- Displaying properties of a Specification
- Changing properties of a Specification
- Opening a Specification
- Creating a new Specification
- ReqIF Specification Editor
- Bug: The width of the first column in the Specification Editor is not refreshed
- Creating and deleting SpecElements
- Creating a new SpecHierarchy or SpecObject via SpecEditor if no elements exist yet
- Crating a new child via context menu (SpecHierarchy)
- Crating a new child via context menu (SpecObject)
- Creating a new sibling via context menu (SpecHierarchy)
- Creating a new sibling via context menu (SpecObject)
- Deleting SpecElements
- Cut and Paste
- Cut and Paste SpecHierarchy(s) via context menu
- Cut and Paste SpecObject(s) via content menu
- Cut and Paste SpecHierarchy(s) via keys
- Cut and Paste SpecObject(s) via keys
- Copy and Paste
- Copy and Paste SpecHierarchy(s) via context menu
- Copy and Paste SpecObject(s) via content menu
- Copy and Paste SpecHierarchy(s) keys
- Copy and Paste SpecObject(s) keys
- Drag and Drop
- Bug: On paste / drag, we may end up with duplicate IDs.
- Bug: Drag and Drop of multiple Spec Elements does not work
- Drag and Drop SpecElements (Shift SpecElement)
- Drag and Drop SpecElements with hold CRTL key (Copy SpecElement)
- Drag and Drop SpecElements with hold ALT key (Create Link)
- Changing properties in properties view
- Bug: Sort PropertyView
- Changing properties of SpecHierarchy
- Changing Object Property
- Changing properties of SpecObject
- Changing Type Property
- Changing properties in specification editor
- Changing boolean attribute
- Changing enumeration attribute
- Changing string attribute
- General Configuration
- Open general configuration
- Changing default label configuration
- Datatype Configuration
- Adding a new Spec Type
- Deleting a Spec Type
- Adding a new attribute definition
- Deleting an attribute definition
- Adding a new datatype definition
- Deleting a datatype definition
- Presentation Configuration
- Adding a new presentation configuration
- Deleting a presentation configuration
- Support of all ReqIF features (issues with XHTML and ToolExtensions are resolved)
- Bugzilla query of included issues
Past Integration Builds
i12.01 (January 20th, 2012)
- First binary built as Eclipse Project
- The following bugs will be resolved:
pror.org core-9.0.0 (October 8th 2011)
core-9.0.0 was the last release before the code base was migrated to the Eclipse Foundation.