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Lot 02 - Why and What is Requirements Management - Collection of Short Videos!

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GoTo Navigation Links

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  We’re thrilled to announce a powerful new feature in the latest release of OpenRose : GoTo Navigation Links . This enhancement transforms how users interact with complex requirements repositories, offering precision, speed, and seamless connectivity. What Is OpenRose? OpenRose is a free and open-source requirements management tool designed to help teams organize, trace, and manage their project requirements with clarity and control. Whether you're a developer, analyst, architect, manager, stakeholder, sponsor, supplier, or business partner, OpenRose provides the structure and flexibility needed to handle even the most intricate requirement hierarchies. What Are GoTo Navigation Links? The new GoTo feature allows users to instantly navigate to any record in the repository using its globally unique ID. Instead of manually browsing through trees or filtering lists, users can jump directly to: Project Requirement Type Requirement Item Baseline Baseline Requirement Type Ba...

Upgrade OpenRose to Version 0.2.0-120 (Network Installation)

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  This guide walks you through the process of upgrading an existing network installation of OpenRose (Requirements Management Tool / Application) hosted on Internet Information Services (IIS) in a Windows environment. OpenRose is a free and open-source requirements management tool designed to help teams and individuals manage project requirements efficiently. Environment Overview In this setup: IIS is installed and running locally on a Windows machine. OpenRose is deployed as two separate web applications: OpenRose API running on port 6736 OpenRose Web UI running on port 7673 The current installed version is 0.2.0.69 , and we aim to upgrade to the latest version 0.2.0.120 . Step 1: Download the Latest OpenRose Release Visit the OpenRose GitHub repository . Navigate to the Releases section on the right-hand side. Download the following ZIP files for the x64 architecture : OpenRose Web UI OpenRose API Save both files to a known location on your local machine....

Upgrade OpenRose to Version 0.2.0-120 (Standalone Installation)

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  Ability to locate and go to a specific requirement is extremely important. It allows users and integrated applications to locate requirements related data easily in an effective requirements management tool - OpenRose. OpenRose is a free and open-source requirements management tool designed to help teams structure and manage complex specifications. In this guide, we’ll walk through upgrading a standalone installation of OpenRose to the latest release, v0.2.0-120, highlighting key steps, compatibility, and new features. Compatibility: Upgrade from Any Older Version You can upgrade to OpenRose v0.2.0-120 from any previous version, as long as it’s lower than 0.2.0-120. Whether you're on v0.2.0-69, v0.1.2-243, or an earlier release, the upgrade process remains consistent: Back up your database and configuration files Replace the old API and Web UI folders with the new ones Restart the application using the provided batch file This makes it easy for users to stay current wi...

Enhancement - GoTo Requirements Navigation Links

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  Introducing the New "GoTo" Feature in OpenRose The OpenRose team has been hard at work responding to community feedback, and today we're excited to share a deep dive into a highly requested enhancement: the GoTo feature. This capability allows users to quickly navigate to any specific record in the repository by simply providing its unique ID. What Is OpenRose? OpenRose is a free and open-source requirements management tool designed to help teams manage complex data structures with ease. You can explore the project and contribute at github.com/openrose . The Enhancement Request The request came from users who wanted a way to jump directly to a specific record by entering its ID. This simple yet powerful idea sparked a detailed concept document outlining how the feature would be implemented. Understanding OpenRose Data Types OpenRose manages several types of records, each with a unique identifier. Here's a breakdown: Project → identified by Project ID Item...