Requirements Change Management and Artifact Workflow. DOP-1027 DOORS Next Generation



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Requirements Change Management and Artifact Workflow DOP-1027 DOORS Next Generation

Please Note: IBM s statements regarding its plans, directions, and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice at IBM s sole discretion. Information regarding potential future products is intended to outline our general product direction and it should not be relied on in making a purchasing decision. The information mentioned regarding potential future products is not a commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any material, code or functionality. Information about potential future products may not be incorporated into any contract. The development, release, and timing of any future features or functionality described for our products remains at our sole discretion. Performance is based on measurements and projections using standard IBM benchmarks in a controlled environment. The actual throughput or performance that any user will experience will vary depending upon many factors, including considerations such as the amount of multiprogramming in the user s job stream, the I/O configuration, the storage configuration, and the workload processed. Therefore, no assurance can be given that an individual user will achieve results similar to those stated here. 1

Types of Workflow Requirements change management Link changes to requirements to work items/change requests, prevent delivery until approved. Artifact workflow Every requirement has a state, define your own workflow 2

Requirements Change Management Available starting in DOORS Next Generation 6.0.1

Background DOORS Next Generation supports configuration management Provides streams, baselines, and change sets Requirements change management is based on change sets Configuration management must be enabled to use requirements change management 4

The basics Change sets don t affect the stream until they are delivered Manage changes to your requirements by managing when change sets are delivered Every stream has two options for requirements change management 5

Linking change sets If you enable the second option, your change set must be linked to a work item or change request prior to delivery 6

Requiring Approval Enable the second option to prevent delivery until the linked work item/change request is approved. Approved means: Whatever your change management system decides it means. RTC: Work item has at least one approval in the approved state Change: Change request is in the state designated as the approved state in the OSLC configuration ClearQuest: Record is in the state designated as the approved state in the OSLC configuration If it isn t approved, you can t deliver 7

Delivery across streams If the target stream requires approval, only approved change sets will be available in the deliver wizard. Deliver across streams checks for dependencies between change sets All change sets in its dependency chain must be linked to approved work items/change requests in order for a change set to be deliverable. 8

DEMO

Artifact Workflow Available starting in DOORS Next Generation beta

Overview This feature is still under development and is subject to change Define a set of states and the transitions between those states Define permissions for which roles can perform each action Assign a workflow to one or more artifact types Each type can have a different workflow Workflow definitions live outside configurations Workflow assignments to types are configuration specific, can be delivered The state of an artifact looks just like any other attribute 11

Define states UI similar to Quality Manager and Team Concert 12

Define actions Actions are what you set permissions on 13

Define transitions Decide which action to use to go from one state to another Use different actions if you need different permissions 14

Set the start action Everybody who can create artifacts should have permission to perform this action 15

Set permissions Set permissions for which workflow action each role can perform 16

Assign a workflow to a type Deliver this change to other streams where you need it 17

Seeing the state of an artifact A state attribute gets added to all artifacts of the type you linked to workflow. It can be displayed in a column just like other attributes 18

Changing the state Users will only see actions that: 1. Are valid according to the defined workflow 2. They have permission to perform 19

Potential future capabilities Anticipate the ability to control modification of individual attributes at each state. Examples: For artifacts in Approved state, no attributes can be modified. System provided preconditions Conditions that must be met before the state can be changed Examples: Artifact must have a link of type Satisfies, attribute Priority must have a value User defined preconditions State change is allowed if an administrator provided script returns true 20

DEMO

More information For more information about DOORS Next Generation or to try it on the cloud, click here Other DOORS Next Generation sessions at InterConnect: ICE-1202: Requirements Management "Ask the Experts" ICE-1204: What's New in Requirements Management with Rational DOORS and DOORS Next Generation ICE-2530: Harvesting Your Existing Information to Get a Head Start with Rational DOORS Next Generation ICE-2824: Integrating Product and Application Lifecycle Management with ENOVIA and DOORS Next Generation ICE-5458: Using Rational DOORS NG to Define Requirements for a Medical Device to Diagnose Autism ICE-6312: Making the Switch to Rational DOORS Next Generation: Migrating Requirements and Data 22

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