Based on analysis of eclipse-score/docs-as-code, we should explore implementing enhanced bidirectional traceability visualization similar to their approach. They use two complementary strategies: build-with-links (fast build but only forward links) and build-with-copies (self-contained release docs with backward links).
Key concepts from their implementation:
- Forward links: from satisfier to satisfied need/requirement
- Backward links: satisfied requirement references all requirements it is satisfied by
- They support both link-based (hyperlinks to external docs) and copy-based (embedding content) approaches
- Their system handles circular module references while maintaining acyclic Bazel target dependencies
We should consider implementing similar traceability visualization features in Rivet, potentially:
- Visual traceability matrices with forward/backward link indicators
- Configurable traceability report formats
- Integration with documentation generation tools
- Support for both lightweight and comprehensive traceability reports
Based on analysis of eclipse-score/docs-as-code, we should explore implementing enhanced bidirectional traceability visualization similar to their approach. They use two complementary strategies: build-with-links (fast build but only forward links) and build-with-copies (self-contained release docs with backward links).
Key concepts from their implementation:
We should consider implementing similar traceability visualization features in Rivet, potentially: