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Hi Chris,
My diagram was being a little loose. I suppose internally here we
distinguish between a bedrock "feature" that needs to be implemented, and
then additional use cases that require additional work on top of that. The
term feature/requirement/use-case are all inter-changeable. In terms of how
it might work, I'd imagine something like:
- select any feature or requirement
- display all linked dependencies (into and out of) this feature and any
related features
- so you're basically following the dependencies in all directions,
until they reach the end, and then displaying them in a visual way
cheers
darragh
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Thanks for the idea submission. Dependency mapping is something that has been asked for a couple of times and we are considering adding.
In your diagram are "Use case" boxes the same as Requirements?
Should a dependency chart only show features that are part of the dependency graph and ignore features that are not related?
Regards, Chris.