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jmacs | Not Mustard, but another specification standard: https://github.com/GENIVI/vehicle_signal_specification | 10:55 |
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ChrisPolin | I've just discovered that ISO 26262 is not in fact < £150 as I had initially thought, but between £150 and £200 per part, of which there are 10. | 11:17 |
jmacs | Hah | 11:17 |
ChrisPolin | I heard back from ISO re: derivative works, they pointed me to the copyright division of BSIgroup, who are apparently the UK ISO member. | 11:18 |
ChrisPolin | Still waiting to hear back from them. | 11:19 |
ChrisPolin | But yeah, the initial ~ £2,000 figure seems more likely now. | 11:19 |
ChrisPolin | Which does make it less likely that they'll be happy for us to open source a derivative, but I'll see what they say. | 11:20 |
laurenceurhegyi | It certainly proving difficult to make solid progress on ISO 26262. We should turn our attention to other standards in the meantime. Was it PCI you were looking at, ChrisPolin? | 11:20 |
laurenceurhegyi | Payment Card Issuer? | 11:21 |
laurenceurhegyi | I may have made that up, but iirc, PCI are the standards for merchants and payments, etc? | 11:22 |
ChrisPolin | I was intending to have a look at PCI today, yes. At least until I know where ISO 26262 is going. | 11:22 |
ChrisPolin | I'll write up what I've found so far and continue down that avenue if you're happy enough. | 11:23 |
laurenceurhegyi | That'd be great, thanks. | 11:24 |
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laurenceurhegyi | Last week we verbally discussed looking at how OpenControl deals with branches. | 16:11 |
laurenceurhegyi | My notes say 'Mustard does this logically through looking at GIT commits and tracking requirements changes.' | 16:11 |
laurenceurhegyi | jmacs, could you elaborate on that discussion, for the benefit of ChrisPolin and I? I'm not sure what the goal would be of looking into how it dealt with them | 16:12 |
jmacs | Both OpenControl and Mustard will typically be backed by git repositories, so they get the branching behaviour of git for free | 16:13 |
jmacs | The only thing Mustard does in terms of branching support is to add a drop-down box in the web front end which can select branches | 16:13 |
jmacs | Since the only applications for opencontrol (compliance-masonry) generate static documents, they can't have any notion of branching | 16:14 |
jmacs | The delta tool (which tells you which controls aren't being met) could deal with branches by manually changing git | 16:15 |
jmacs | ... branches | 16:15 |
jmacs | Frankly I think this is a bizarre question, like asking if a Toyota supports driving to Birmingham | 16:15 |
jmacs | But Jannis might be able to explain it a bit better, if we could find him | 16:16 |
laurenceurhegyi | OK, I understand. So it'd only be something to consider if OpenControl were to be used in line with code development, as Mustard is? | 16:17 |
laurenceurhegyi | Who is Jannis? | 16:17 |
jmacs | Jannis wrote Mustard | 16:17 |
jmacs | It would be something we might want to add to a theoretical tool which provided a web front-end to requirements management | 16:18 |
pedroalvarez | he is sometimes around #baserock | 16:18 |
jmacs | I personally would not call that theoretical tool OpenControl, but it's a blurry line | 16:19 |
laurenceurhegyi | Sure. | 16:23 |
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