Updated on 2024-10-31 GMT+08:00

Creating System Features

Major capabilities of offering requirements or services to support a problem (PB) can be managed in system features. When creating a system feature, you can set its background, value, details, and priority.

Prerequisites

An IPD-standalone software project is available, in which you have permission to create and duplicate feature sets.

Procedure

  1. Access the CodeArts Req homepage.
  2. On the project homepage, choose Feature Tree.
  3. Click SF. On the SF page, set related parameters.

    Table 1 System feature parameters

    Parameter

    Description

    Tag

    When creating or editing a work item, you can add a customized tag.

    Tag names can be marked in different colors.

    Title

    Name of a system feature.

    Description

    Enter the background, value, and details of the feature based on project requirements.

    The description can include text, images, or links.

    Attachment

    A maximum of 100 attachments can be added to a system feature, and the total capacity is 50 MB.

    Responsible Project

    Project that the system feature belongs to. The value cannot be changed.

    Owner

    Owner of the system feature. Only one owner can be selected. The default owner is the creator.

    Feature Set

    The feature set to which the system feature belongs is a home structure of the feature tree.

    This parameter has a value only after the operations in Creating a Feature Set are completed.

    The parameter value can be empty. You can associate the parameter with the corresponding system feature after creating a feature tree.

    Priority

    Priority of the system feature, including Low, Medium, and High. The default value is Medium.

    Planned Start

    Planned start time.

    Planned Completion

    Planned completion time. It cannot be earlier than the planned start time.

    Planned Workload

    Planned workloads.

    High Value

    Whether the system feature is a key feature. The value can be Yes or No.

    Used For

    Scenario with a maximum of 512 characters.

    Domain

    Domain to which the system feature belongs.

    The options include software and hardware, hardware, performance, operations, and user experience. Select one based on the system feature.

    Copy To

    Person to whom the system feature is copied.

  4. Click OK. The feature tree page is displayed. A message indicating SF created is displayed in the upper right corner.

    The new system feature is displayed in the feature tree, and the system feature state is Initial.

    Figure 1 Feature tree

    After a feature is created, the people selected for Owner and Copy To will receive email notifications and internal message notifications. If not, set notifications or modify notification settings. For details, see Configuring Notifications.

Related Operations

You can perform the following operations on a new system feature.

Table 2 Basic system feature operations

Operation

Description

Modify system feature title

Click next to a system feature title to modify it.

Modify system feature field

Click the target field value in the row of a system feature to modify the value.

Create child requirement

Click in the Operation column of a system feature to break it down into child requirements.

  • In the Break Down Subrequirements dialog box, click Add Subrequirement to create a child requirement. A maximum of 10 child requirements can be created at a time.

Duplicate system feature

Choose > Duplicate in the Operation column. This process is the same as that of creating a new feature.

View system feature association map

Choose > Association Map in the Operation column of a system feature to view all data of its related items.

Copy system feature link

Choose > Copy Link in the Operation column of a system feature to copy its title, ID, owner, status, and link to the clipboard.

Delete system feature

Choose > Delete in the Operation column of a system feature to delete it.

NOTE:
  • System features in change or baseline review cannot be deleted.
  • Once deleted, a system feature is moved to the recycle bin. System features in the recycle bin can be restored or permanently deleted. After a system feature is restored from the recycle bin, it restores to the original status.

Batch operations

Select multiple system features and perform the following operations:

  • Baseline
  • Cancel baseline
  • Change
  • Baseline review
  • Edit
  • Suspend
  • Cancel suspension
  • Export
  • Delete