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If you want to configure the Requirement Yogi plug-in, here is the administrator’s guide. |
Tips & Tricks: Administrate Requirement Yogi
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Compliance considerations
See System Requirements.
Fixed in the last version
- https://playsql.atlassian.net/issues/?filter=10400
- In the query above, don't forget to "view it as a table" and "configure columns".
- Use the icon at the top-right to configure.
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Open issues
Bugs and improvements are tracked in JIRA: https://playsql.atlassian.net/issues/?filter=10400 (Use the icon on the right of the search bar to switch to a list).
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The sidebar might scare you to think there are a lot of things to administrate but don’t worry, usually there isn’t much to do. These tabs are here for your information, and for you to answer and take the correct actions if you encounter discrepancies or your users have questions.
Version history
Please see the version history on the Marketplace: Requirement Yogi Versions
Compliance considerations
Some customers use Requirement Yogi for legal or compliance purposes. We don't assess whether Requirement Yogi is suitable or unsuitable for this purpose, but here is some interesting information:
The coverage features, the dependency matrix, the link with JIRA are very useful tools in achieving traceability.
Requirement Yogi creates a copy of all requirements when you create baselines, including their text. The text is frozen, it can't be updated again. Links to dependencies in the same baseline are saved.
The baseline and the saved version of the requirements may be deleted if the page of the baseline is deleted.
Confluence allows deleting a version in the page history. It means a dedicated person could delete the version of the requirements that was agreed upon and saved in the baseline, so that the text of the requirement in the baseline doesn't match the text in that version of the page.
Confluence allows add-ons to change its data, notably the page history. A malevolent add-on could in theory modify an older version of a page to make it seam like a specific requirement was written.
We depend on the core behavior of Confluence and some features are intended for Agile-oriented companies with assumed positive intentions. If you regularly work with malevolent people, you may want to ask us which defensive customizations you could deploy (Notably preventing pages and versions from being deleted, configuring Applinks in a certain way for authentication purpose, setting up version-level signatures).
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