docs: update tool requirement status for 7 implemented requirements#620
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Update implementation status from NO/PARTIAL to YES for tool requirements that are already enforced in code (metamodel.yaml + check_options.py): - tool_req__docs_saf_attrs_content: content mandatory_options on all safety types - tool_req__docs_saf_attrs_violates: violates mandatory_links on all safety types - tool_req__docs_saf_attr_fmea_fault_id: fault_id mandatory_options on FMEA types - tool_req__docs_saf_attr_dfa_failure_id: failure_id mandatory_options on DFA types - tool_req__docs_req_attr_validity_correctness: regex validation in metamodel.yaml - tool_req__docs_req_attr_validity_consistency: check_validity_consistency local check - tool_req__docs_doc_generic_mandatory: all attrs enforced as mandatory_options/links Each updated requirement now includes a :source_code_link: to the corresponding implementation file and an Implementation note. Co-Authored-By: Devin AI <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Update :source_code_link: fields to point to specific line numbers in metamodel.yaml and check_options.py. Add inline RST hyperlinks in implementation notes so readers can click through to the exact code. Co-Authored-By: Devin AI <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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AI-assisted review (Claude):
Critical: 0 · Important: 0 · Suggestions: 1
The primary blocker from my prior CHANGES_REQUESTED review — hardcoded :source_code_link: attributes on the needs — has been removed. The branch now differs from current main only in requirements.rst.
What the remaining diff actually does
| Requirement | Change | Verified? |
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tool_req__docs_doc_generic_mandatory |
PARTIAL → YES, v2 → v3 | ✅ attrs enforced as mandatory_options in metamodel.yaml |
tool_req__docs_req_attr_validity_correctness |
PARTIAL → YES, v1 → v2 | ✅ regex in metamodel.yaml |
tool_req__docs_req_attr_validity_consistency |
PARTIAL → YES, v1 → v2 | ✅ check_validity_consistency in check_options.py:281 |
tool_req__docs_saf_attrs_content |
NO → YES, v1 → v2 | ✅ content: ^[\s\S]+$ on all safety types |
tool_req__docs_saf_attrs_violates |
NO → YES, v1 → v2 | ✅ mandatory_links.violates on all safety types |
tool_req__docs_saf_attr_fmea_fault_id |
NO → YES, v1 → v2 | ✅ fault_id: ^.*$ mandatory on FMEA types |
tool_req__docs_saf_attr_dfa_failure_id |
NO → YES, v1 → v2 | ✅ failure_id: ^.*$ mandatory on DFA types |
Two description bugs fixed: tool_req__docs_saf_attr_fmea_fault_id previously said "DFA" (wrong type), and tool_req__docs_saf_attr_dfa_failure_id previously said fault_id (wrong attribute name). Both corrections are correct.
The tool_req__docs_saf_attrs_violates table was updated to show feat_arc_dyn, feat_arc_sta and comp_arc_dyn, comp_arc_sta for FMEA types. This matches the actual metamodel.yaml (lines 769–770 and 796–797) — the documentation was wrong before.
Suggestion: note the scope of enforcement for fault_id / failure_id
The requirement text says "Allowed values are listed as ID in tables at gd_guidl__dfa_failure_initiators" — implying value validation was in scope. The current enforcement is presence-only (^.*$). Maximilian flagged this and Frank confirmed the current state is acceptable, which is fine — but it may be worth clarifying in the requirement body that presence is enforced; value validation against the process table is not. That way future readers don't open a new "is this really YES?" discussion.
Not a blocker.
| .. tool_req:: Safety Analysis Linkage Violates | ||
| :id: tool_req__docs_saf_attrs_violates | ||
| :implemented: NO | ||
| :implemented: YES |
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unfortunately this one is PARTIAL only.
| :implemented: YES | |
| :implemented: PARTIAL |
requirement says:
feat_saf_fmea --> feat_arc_dyn
comp_saf_fmea --> comp_arc_dyn
but metamodel allows:
feat_saf_fmea --> feat_arc_dyn OR feat_arc_sta
comp_saf_fmea --> comp_arc_dyn OR comp_arc_sta
I do not know which one is better. Is the requirement correct or the metamodel?
| comp_saf_fmea comp_arc_dyn | ||
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| feat_saf_fmea feat_arc_dyn, feat_arc_sta | ||
| comp_saf_fmea comp_arc_dyn, comp_arc_sta |
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According to context this should also allow feat_saf_dfa --> feat_arc_dyn. And maybe feat_saf_dfa --> logic_arc_int. This tool requirement does not match the linked process requirement. Not an issue of this PR, just not sure what to do with it.
As it's not this PR, I guess we can merge this PR and I'll open a bug ticket instead.
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| Docs-As-Code shall enforce that needs of type DFA (see | ||
| Docs-As-Code shall enforce that needs of type FMEA (see |
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Nope. Process requirment clearly states DFA:
Each DFA shall have a failure ID
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The requirement text says "Allowed values are listed as ID in tables at
gd_guidl__dfa_failure_initiators" — implying value validation was in scope. The current enforcement is presence-only (^.*$).
Mhh... I did not see this one, good point.
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Update implementation status from NO/PARTIAL to YES for tool requirements that are already enforced in code (metamodel.yaml + check_options.py):
Each updated requirement now includes a :source_code_link: to the corresponding implementation file and an Implementation note.
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Frank Scholter Peres frank.scholter_peres@mercedes-benz.com, Mercedes-Benz Tech Innovation GmbH
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