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  • Navigate to the Management section.

  • Navigate to the Requirement types tab.

  • Click the Create requirement type button.

  • You’ll be able to provide a name, a description and the key pattern of requirements that should belong to the requirement type. You can use % as a wildcard (for example, BR-% to match all requirements that start with the BR- prefix).

  • Then, you’ll be able to define the optional/required properties and the optional/required external properties of requirements belonging to the requirement type.

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(lightbulb) Types of properties

Quick side note on the types of properties you can set in your requirement types:

  • String: a sequence of characters, this basically allows any value;

  • Integer: a whole number;

  • Float: a number, optionally with a decimal part;

  • Boolean: true or false;

  • Enum: a list of allowed values.

If the type of a property is not respected, then the requirement will be marked as invalid. You can find more information about Compliance here: https://confluence.intranet.requirementyogi.com/wiki/spaces/RYC/pages/edit-v2/2436202497#Ensure-Compliance.

How to edit a requirement type?

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