Feature #7306
closed
Describe verification objects generation strategies and their options
Added by Evgeny Novikov almost 8 years ago.
Updated about 7 years ago.
Description
To prepare verification jobs using Bridge (the primary use case) users need to understand differences between various verification objects generation strategies and how their options affect generated verification objects by reading appropriate help pages. Since these pages can be quite large, they shouldn't be inlined.
Here just one or several HTML pages are assumed. These pages can be attached directly here so everybody will be able to review them prior to including in Bridge.
These pages can be attached directly here so everybody will be able to review them prior to including in Bridge.
Wiki at forge.ispras.ru could be used for development of these pages if it would иу convenient.
I think showing help pages and descriptions of strategies are separate tasks. Proper place for the description of strategies is Klever sphinx documentation. Help pages based on the documentation in Web ui would be very helpful, but this is a different task.
- Description updated (diff)
- Subject changed from Describe verification objects generation strategies and their opinions to Describe verification objects generation strategies and their options
Ilja Zakharov wrote:
I think showing help pages and descriptions of strategies are separate tasks. Proper place for the description of strategies is Klever sphinx documentation. Help pages based on the documentation in Web ui would be very helpful, but this is a different task.
#7307 is responsible for showing help pages while this feature request is just for description as it was originally specified in description.
As for the initial description format wiki does look the best.
Your thoughts on showing Klever documentation in Bridge I will add to #7307. It does have sense.
- Status changed from New to Resolved
- Status changed from Resolved to Closed
Let's assume that the first version is well enough and update it later appropriately.
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