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  • When you want to test a specific version of your software,
  • When requirements evolve after you've raised a JIRA issue,
  • To keep track of requirements that have been approved by a client.

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Create a baseline of a subset of the requirements

A baseline contains a snapshot of your requirements at a given point of time. There are 4 ways to create a baseline:

Create a baseline from a search

  • Search for requirements
  • Tick a requirement (or all)
  • Press "Actions..." and click "Make a baseline"
  • A page representing the baseline and its properties is created,
  • You must click "Freeze" on that page to actually freeze the requirements.

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Create a baseline from the Create button

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Create a baseline from the baseline screen

  • Click "Requirements" in the sidebar,
  • Click on the tab "Baselines",
  • Click "Create new baseline",
  • A page representing the baseline and its properties is created,
  • You must click "Freeze" on that page to actually freeze the requirements.

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Create an "instant" baseline

  • Click on the byline icon at the top of a page,
  • The baseline will be created for the current page only.

An "instant" baseline has no associated page. Requirements are frozen immediately.

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Baselines are represented by a page

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Link to baselined requirements

In Confluence

  • Paste the URL of a baseline requirement to create a link to an older version,
  • Or click on the macro, click the version button, and select the correct version.

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In Jira

It is possible to link an issue to a specific baseline of the requirements. So your client can't change requirements on the fly!

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