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Requirement Yogi 1.3 introduces additional features for the search, properties and a "RY Report" macro. |
Joe writes requirements. Joe wants to filter requirements per type, and...
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How to use properties for requirements and what you can do with them. |
ℹ️ Related information: Search Syntax
If you want to learn how to get the perfect popup with properties, links and dependencies in less than 4 minutes, check out this tutorial:
https://youtu.be/-myl_nmpbGMUse properties to search for requirements
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and you can search by this criteria. Let's take this example in the editor: |
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The requirement will look like this: |
- The default title is the merge of all columns separated by " - ";
- Columns are saved by default as properties.
If the property name doesn't contain a space, the popup transforms them into a hyperlink, so they're searchable. Requirement Yogi automatically builds a small query to filter by this criteria. For example, if you click on "Category", it will build the query: @Category = "UI Changes".
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Requirement Yogi helps you build the query for each property if the name is short (<80 letters) and without space. For example the property "Category" becomes hyperlinked in the popup, which leads to the search screen with the preset query: |  |
Build clean descriptions for your requirements: The "RY Property" macro
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section, we've added a small macro in the headers of the table. You can see it on the first screenshot, |
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the name is "RY Properties". Here are the options: |
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Create reports for those requirements
Go to Traceability matrix to create a report with those properties,
Go to RY Reports to learn how to create a report on a page about requirements,
Go to Search Syntax to learn how to search by property.