u/TeachComfortable4364

Which annoying requirements / V&V task would you automate first?

I've been working with requirements and V&V workflows, and there are a few repetitive tasks I keep finding frustrating:

  • figuring out what requirements/tests are impacted after a change
  • reviewing whether requirements are actually well written and testable
  • checking whether requirements are properly covered by test cases
  • finding gaps or inconsistencies in requirement → test traceability

I'm thinking about building a small open-source plugin around one of these problems, mostly as a side project and to contribute something useful to the community.

For those working with DOORS, Polarion, Codebeamer, Jama, etc.: which of these is the most painful in practice?

Or is there another boring/manual task in your day-to-day workflow that you'd automate before any of these?

I'm especially curious about the things you currently solve with Excel, scripts, manual reviews, or just lots of clicking.

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u/TeachComfortable4364 — 5 days ago

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