- From: Mark Skall <mark.skall@NIST.GOV>
- Date: Sun, 14 Dec 2003 11:52:15 -0500
- To: www-qa-wg@w3.org
On Thursday, we will go over the test assertions that I generated for SpecGL. One of the main things I want to focus on is whether the conformance requirements need to be made more specific. For some checkpoints I had to rely on the Discussion, Rationale or Example sections to get more information or to get more detail (e.g., conformance requirements for Chkpt 7.2 requires to distinguish normative text from informative content. The discussion adds normative and informative examples, illustrations and use cases as well.) There are 2 ways to proceed: 1) In the future, we could ignore these sections and just generated the assertions from the conformance requirements. However, for SpecGL, I don't think the test assertions would have been specific enough to generate tests; 2) We could clarify and expand the conformance requirements to incorporate the concepts in the Discussion, Rationale and Examples section. This would be my preferred choice. If we choose 2) we need to set aside extra time for a feedback loop after the assertions are generated in order to rewrite the conformance requirements. Please look over the test assertions before Thursday's call and be prepared to discussion ones that you feel are contentious. Thanks. Mark
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