High Quality comment
7 years 9 months ago #26
by drjsgw
High Quality comment was created by drjsgw
Hi,
I do not know what the purpose of this comment from the Correctness Quality check means:
The incorrect expression "both X and Y" has not been found in the requirement
Is it necessary to report not finding an error? If it is then every non-error should be reported!
Simon
I do not know what the purpose of this comment from the Correctness Quality check means:
The incorrect expression "both X and Y" has not been found in the requirement
Is it necessary to report not finding an error? If it is then every non-error should be reported!
Simon
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7 years 9 months ago #27
by juan-llorens
Replied by juan-llorens on topic High Quality comment
Hi Simon:
In what context did you find the message?
Was it running RQA V15.1? As a result of a metric calculation?
Could you perhaps send a snapshot as image?
Regards
Juan
In what context did you find the message?
Was it running RQA V15.1? As a result of a metric calculation?
Could you perhaps send a snapshot as image?
Regards
Juan
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7 years 9 months ago #28
by javier-fernandez
Replied by javier-fernandez on topic High Quality comment
Hi Simon!
(Notice that I changed the location of this topic to RQS Suite -> Quality Metrics -> Correctness )
This message is the result of the Correctness metric: "R16 Non Ambiguity - Conjunction "both X and Y" (Avoid)". Please note that this metric is a Pattern Matching parameterized metric, meaning that it is based on a Pattern. The objective of the metric is to detect the textual structure "both (something) and (something)", that should be avoided in specifications.
Hope you find this information useful.
Regards,
Javier
(Notice that I changed the location of this topic to RQS Suite -> Quality Metrics -> Correctness )
This message is the result of the Correctness metric: "R16 Non Ambiguity - Conjunction "both X and Y" (Avoid)". Please note that this metric is a Pattern Matching parameterized metric, meaning that it is based on a Pattern. The objective of the metric is to detect the textual structure "both (something) and (something)", that should be avoided in specifications.
Hope you find this information useful.
Regards,
Javier
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7 years 9 months ago #29
by drjsgw
Replied by drjsgw on topic High Quality comment
Thanks - I have found the issue - there was a comment in the "Summary" field when "High" quality was measured. This has been removed and the problem solved.
Thanks for the replies
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