As per the style guide:
A Single Requirement corresponds to a single Test
Every requirement MUST describe exactly one testable behavior. Each requirement should map directly to a single implementation test. If a requirement has multiple obligations that can pass/fail independently, split them into separate requirements. An easy way to enforce this is to avoid using "and" in the requirement text.
Several requirements currently join two or more independently-testable obligations with "and" (e.g., "evaluated ... and blocked", "document when and how"). A project could satisfy one clause while failing the other, so these need to be reviewed and, where applicable, split so each requirement maps to a single test.
Precedent: #443 split BR-01 into three requirements.
Requirements to review
CC: @eddie-knight @funnelfiasco
As per the style guide:
Several requirements currently join two or more independently-testable obligations with "and" (e.g., "evaluated ... and blocked", "document when and how"). A project could satisfy one clause while failing the other, so these need to be reviewed and, where applicable, split so each requirement maps to a single test.
Precedent: #443 split
BR-01into three requirements.Requirements to review
CC: @eddie-knight @funnelfiasco