Are there folks in the @rustlang world that would be interested in a rust-native requirement management tool like this? It would certainly make our life easier with @ferrocene_rs, and I'm tired of req management tools being: * expensive * bad * not open source * archaic
James Munns @bitshiftmask
11 Jul 2021
Replying to @maanil_ee @rustlang
Yes. Including things like requirement traceability reports, CI generated progress reports, issue generation of required re-reviews, user interface for following requirements up/down, requirement test coverage, and cryptographic signing of reviews.
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Replying to @bitshiftmask @rustlang @ferrocene_rs
A while ago myself and my colleagues came up with a tool which used YAML files to track and link requirements, architectural overview and low-granularity work items. Sadly none of our clients liked it (not Enterprise enough) but the prototypes are here - gitlab.com/trustable/mustard

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Mustard - Mapped and Unified System for Tracking Architecture, Requirements and Design

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Replying to @dsilverstone @bitshiftmask @rustlang @ferrocene_rs
Subsequent to that we started to design a mechanism for having federated structured data in YAML in git repos, called Consonant github.com/CodethinkLabs/con… but again, none of our clients actually wanted us to use non-industry-standard tools. If any of that is of use, please take it.
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I'd expect only ideas to be of use, not code (since Mustard is in Old Python, and Consonant is a spec, though we did have an initial prototype in Old Python - github.com/CodethinkLabs/pyt… and a bunch of other bits - github.com/CodethinkLabs?q=c… )

GitHub - CodethinkLabs/python-consonant: Reference implementation of the Consonant object store...

Reference implementation of the Consonant object store written in Python - GitHub - CodethinkLabs/python-consonant: Reference implementation of the Consonant object store written in Python

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