Re: [tag] Groups - TA Anatomy V0.5 (AnatomyTA-v05.doc) uploaded

[stephen.green@systml.co.uk]

This very well answers my particular concerns. Excellent.
Much appreciated.

The notes about outcomes maybe needs a bit of clarification

for example

"-  If the adherence condition associated with a pass outcome is
not satisfied for an IUT (i.e. it evaluates to “false”) this does
not cause a fail outcome. Conversely, if the incompatibility
condition associated with a fail outcome is not satisfied (i.e.
it evaluates to “false”) this does not cause a pass outcome."

Maybe this would be a little clearer with 'does not necessarily':

"-  If the adherence condition associated with a pass outcome is
not satisfied for an IUT (i.e. it evaluates to “false”) this does
not necessarily cause a fail outcome. Conversely, if the
incompatibility condition associated with a fail outcome is not
satisfied (i.e. it evaluates to “false”) this does not necessarily
cause a pass outcome."

I was looking for the 'more on prerequisites' - is this yet to
be added?

Best regards

-- 
Stephen Green

Partner
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Quoting jdurand@us.fujitsu.com:

> The section draft "Anatomy of a TA" has entirely been remodeled.
> - TA is introduced first in its "structured" version.
> - TA parts are introduce gradually, on the basis of their rationale.
> Special emphasis on the "test outcome".
> - so far, no mention on pre-condition (it seems to blend in "test trigger"
> at least in examples used.)
> - test effect replaced by "test outcome"
> - no mention of post-condition (yet).
> - the "prose" TA is introduced as a variant of above structure, where
> unmentioned parts are automatically inferred from a rule, instead of just
> absent.
>
>  -- Mr Jacques Durand
>
> The document revision named TA Anatomy V0.5 (AnatomyTA-v05.doc) has been
> submitted by Mr Jacques Durand to the OASIS Test Assertions Guidelines
> (TAG) TC document repository.  This document is revision #1 of
> AnatomyTA-v04.doc.
>
> Document Description:
> The section has entirely been remodeled.
> - TA is introduced first in its "structured" version.
> - TA parts are introduce gradually, on the basis of their rationale.
> Special emphasis on the "test outcome".
> - so far, no mention on pre-condition (it seems to blend in "test trigger"
> at least in examples used.)
> - no mention of post-condition (yet).
> - the "prose" TA is introduced as a variant of above structure, where
> unmentioned parts are automatically inferred from a rule, instead of just
> absent.
>
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