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You can download additional plugins to integrate other tools with Requirement Yogi.

  • We had to publish them as separate plugins for technical reasons: They can only be used when Requirement Yogi and Comala are installed.
  • They were not submitted for Data Center approval because it is a costly process. It would be the same binaries if they were published through the Marketplace.


IntegrationDescription

This extension triggers every time there is a workflow change, and assigns the new status to the requirement's external propery named "Comala status".

  • The status displays in the requirement popup,
  • The status displays in the traceability matrix,
  • The status is searchable.

See below: #comala.

This extension allows uploading ReqIF files as attachments, and parsing them so that requirements are considered as local requirements.

  • It doesn't "support ReqIF" but it supports a subset of the specification, i.e. the definition of requirements and their properties.
  • The feedback we have is that customers wish to update the requirements once the file is uploaded. But the file, as an attachment, can't be modified by Requirement Yogi. Therefore it has low popularity.

It can be downloaded at: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1222948/reqif-extension-for-requirement-yogi



The Comala - Requirement Yogi integration

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This extension can be downloaded at this address:


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requirementyogi-comala-3.0.3.jar



Our performance tests:

  • A page with 400 requirements is indexed in 400ms,
  • The overhead added to every workflow change is ___ms, if the page has no requirement.

How to install?

  • Download the JAR file,
  • Go to Confluence → Manage apps → Upload app.

The ReqIF extension

This extension is described thoroughly on this page: ReqIF extension