Rationale and/or use cases for requirements

[ibrahim.haddad@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Haddad Ibrahim-WPFT64)]

Hello Soren,

With the previous CGL versions, we opted to develop use cases for some
complex requirements.
If you visit
http://www.linux-foundation.org/en/Current_CGL_3.1_Use_Cases you can
find
some of these use cases. It was a good tool to rationalize the
requirements and provide
guidance on its use to the developers.

I would suggest to specify with requirements are in questions and people
on this mailing list
who where involved in setting those requirements can discuss it with
you. 

Thank you,
 
       ~ ibrahim

-----Original Message-----
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Soren Hansen
Sent: September 11, 2007 8:51 AM
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Subject: Rationale and/or use cases for requirements

Hi!

I'm going through the requirement documents and I've found a few
requirements that are not fulfilled the system I'm evaluating. In order
to be able to file good bug reports and write specifications, it would
be nice if I could see the use cases or rationale for the specific
requirement.

I'm not suggesting you spend a month writing this up in formal documents
and such, but I'm supposing the discussion that resulted in these
requirements documents is logged somewhere?

--
Soren Hansen
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