Since Requirement Yogi, administrators can configure a global limit.
From this value, we determine 2 sub-limits. Here is how each limit is used.
| Configuration | Default value | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| Global limit | 12,000 (configurable) | Excel export, number of cells in the traceability matrix |
| UI limit | 2,000 (the Global Limit / 6) | Default limit for the search. |
| Import limit | 4,000 (the Global Limit / 3) | Limits the number of requirements in pages and Excel files. Only a warning for the moment. |
| Action | Limit | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Search | The UI limit (can be changed up to the global limit, using &limit=... in the URL) | 2,000 |
| Search → Excel export | The global limit | 12,000 |
| Search → CSV export | The global limit | 12,000 |
| Coverage matrix | The UI limit (can be changed up to the global limit, using &limit=... in the URL) | 2,000 |
| Dependency matrix | The UI limit (can be changed up to the global limit, using &limit=... in the URL) | 2,000 |
| Traceability matrix → Number of rows | The UI limit (can be changed up to the global limit, using &limit=... in the URL) | 2,000 |
| Traceability matrix → Number of cells | The global limit | 12,000 |
| Excel import | The import limit | 4,000 |
| Requirements on pages | The import limit | 4,000 |
The limit on pages
- The limit on page is not implemented yet.
- The limit on pages won't be a a hard limit. It will notify users who attempt to create more requirements, that they are above the recommended limit. Of course, the administrator can raise the global limit (or lower it) to allow users to work without the warning.
This limit is a hard limit for Excel imports.