We added a wizard providing guidance on how to set up an empty workspace. It helps unexperienced users to create or import projects or YAKINDU Traceability configurations.
The Polarion adapter now supports the retrieval of work items attributes. Here’s an example taken from the corresponding documentation section:
You can map attributes, too. Example:
include objects if(
valueOf(type)=="userstory"
)
map{
attribute to valueOf(author)
^severity to valueOf(severity)
}
name valueOf(id)
This example expands the previous example. Here we are mapping two attributes to the values of a Polarion work item.
The text file adapter now supports storing link information in text files invasively.
The following image illustrates this:
In the YT configuration belonging to this screenshot, requirements in the text file are recognized based on the pattern „REQ” followed by digits, and links are recognized based on the pattern „@LinkedDetailedDesign:” followed by the path to the linked artifact.
Links can be created using the YT Editor or by a simple drag-and-drop operation.
If the user is notified that the YT validation has found some issues, YT now offers a link to immediately navigate to the YT Issues view.
YT now validates that only one PTC Integrity data access is active.
YT now explicitly notifies the user if it cannot offer remote procedure calls due to the configured port being already in use. This may occur if, e.g. more than one YT instances are running on the same machine.
In some situations, changes to the configuration that had been specified on one tab were not propagated unless the configuration was saved. If a user, e.g. created a new data access, this new data access was not available for the mapping definition of artifact types unless the configuration file was saved or the editor was refreshed. This has been fixed.
If a user wants to replace the very same artifact in all links from/to that artifact, e.g. because the original artifact has been deleted and a new one has been created instead, the Artifact search dialog now displays artifacts of the correct type only.
The documentation sections on several topics have been overhauled and extended considerably: