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The Project Charter also mentions the development of "EPIC statements". The ONAP JIRA wiki uses the term User Story Syntax for the same structure:
User Story Syntax
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The requirements from the seed document are not in this form, and so some task would be required to structure them appropriately
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- Requirements as text in a .hmtl formatted VNF Requirements deliverable for use in RFPs - EPIC - VNFRQTS-6
- Requirements as table for conformance mapping - User Story - VNFRQTS-27
- Correlate VNF Requirements and VNF test cases for validation - EPIC - VNFRQTS-8
- Subsets of the requirements apply for particular conformance mapping activities beyond complete VNFS e.g.
- VNF Requirements impacting the VNF Package definition - User Story - VNFRQTS-28
- VNF Requirements for configurable parameters - User Story - VNFRQTS-28
Requirement
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Requirements should be uniquely identified.
Requirement attributes
Attributes may be required to support subsetting the list of requirements.
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Tooling is needed to extract just the requirements sentence from the table format. This is expected to require the VNF requirements to be tagged appropriately in the ,rst source files
Requirement identifiers
Requirements should be uniquely identified.
Currently structured as single sentences starting with R-XXXX (allows for searching, extraction from narrative text).
Numbering semantics: Yes/No
no semantics: implies a random number/ string as an identifier. Requires a tool of some sort to generate these random numbers. Requires some process for contributors/ editors to aquire and use these random numbers
yes semantics: e.g. sequential, chapter sequential, sequential with spaces etc.
How many digits:
Currently ~300 numbered requirements in the seed documents, but some seed material did not have requirements explicitly numbered.
suggest 5 digits allows plently of room for expansion/ revision / retirement.
Number of digitis could be changed in a future release if needed.
Application for Amsterdam.
M4 is 9/14 so tool chain changes at this stage might be problematic.
could manually apply numbers for this release and consider other mechanisms in future?
could investigate sequential numbering mechanisms in Sphinx etc.