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Status Future consideration
Workspace IBM Engineering - Requirements Management DOORS Next
Categories Usability
Created by Guest
Created on Jul 11, 2022

RELATED IDEAS

Advanced ReqIF Import tagging feature should include some way to identify affected modules

Advanced ReqIF import offers a nice feature that tags artifacts that already exist in the modules in the target environment, but that are not present in the incoming modules from the ReqIF package. However, the only way to determine which modules are affected by this scenario is to open every module you imported and filter for the tags; alternatively, the import report indicates URIs of the tagged artifacts (but not their module), so you could open each of those to find their module. If you are importing multiple modules, both of these approaches are quite tedious. It would be much more usable if the import operation identified modules where the tags were applied - either by tagging the modules themselves or even just listing them in the import report so the user knows where to look.
Idea priority Medium
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