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When you use item attribute that is not defined in configuration, extension produces ERROR, but that also means that item is not created so any other items linking to the item with the wrong attribute will produce a usual warning. That is a lot of warnings to hide in the real cause (might be cool to add also advice to add attribute (option) to traceability_configuration).
So lets say item A has unconfigured attribute test and item B linking to it, then you get the following errors&warnings:
ERROR: Error in "item" directive:
unknown option: "test".
.. item A::
:test: something
WARNING: Item 'A' has no reference to source document.
WARNING: Traceability: cannot link to 'A', item is not defined
In reality, you should only get the error (and not warnings afterwards). Maybe that means we need to change ERROR into WARNING for unknown option? And lets add suggestion to add attribute to configuration, just to make it more descriptive.
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When you use item attribute that is not defined in configuration, extension produces ERROR, but that also means that item is not created so any other items linking to the item with the wrong attribute will produce a usual warning. That is a lot of warnings to hide in the real cause (might be cool to add also advice to add attribute (option) to traceability_configuration).
So lets say item A has unconfigured attribute test and item B linking to it, then you get the following errors&warnings:
In reality, you should only get the error (and not warnings afterwards). Maybe that means we need to change ERROR into WARNING for
unknown option
? And lets add suggestion to add attribute to configuration, just to make it more descriptive.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: