Non-integer requirement name in coverage matrix#226
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LukasDSauer wants to merge 1 commit intophuse-org:mainfrom
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Non-integer requirement name in coverage matrix#226LukasDSauer wants to merge 1 commit intophuse-org:mainfrom
LukasDSauer wants to merge 1 commit intophuse-org:mainfrom
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Fixing the requirement title in the coverage matrix for requirement names that are non-integers, such as "01" instead of "1". This is a quick fix. It would be even better if the actual requirement was used, as in the risk assessment matrix.
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@mariev - I think you had written this code. If you have time, could you take a look? |
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Fixing the requirement title in the coverage matrix for requirement names that are non-integers, such as "01" instead of "1". This is a quick fix. It would be even better if the actual requirement was used, as in the risk assessment matrix.