Re: [oiic-formation-discuss] (1)(d) A list of deliverables, with projected completion dates.

["Jerome Davies" <jerome.davies@pdghelicopters.com>]

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> > 
> > Basically traceability.
> > The rationale is to stop Fred and Mary introducing tests that their
> > implementation passes
> > and nobody else does. No trace, no test is the logic. Any test failure
> > should be traceable
> > back to an ODF requirement.
> > 
> > 
> 
> Those are all good refinement points. We'll obviously take an editorial 
> pass to make the charter crisper.  But I'm looking to see whether there 
> are any big chunks missing from the TC's list of deliverables.  
> I'd prefer 
> to take it top-down rather than get lost in the mud.  They'll 
> be time to 
> get lost in the mud later.
> 
> -Rob
> 
> 
Could it be argued that passing such a test would be an "amber 
flag" to interoperability? So including such a test would not 
necessarily be a bad thing except for the applications that 
pass it.

Jerome

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