18.8 Script and Repository Traceability [Dido Solutions, Inc Wiki]

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====== 18.8 Script and Repository Traceability ======

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Script and repository [[dido:99_annexes:annex-b-terms-and-definitions:t:traceability|traceability]] relates Phase 0 scripts and repository locations to the implementation concerns they support.

A script trace must identify:

  - Script name
  - Script purpose
  - Artifacts affected by the script
  - Inputs required by the script
  - Outputs produced by the script
  - Repository locations affected
  - Generated artifacts affected where applicable
  - Configuration artifacts affected where applicable
  - Implementation participants started or stopped where applicable
  - Logging and error-handling conventions applied
  - Developer Handbook rules applied
  - Review record confirming baseline status

A repository trace must identify:

  - Repository location
  - Artifact category contained there
  - Whether the artifacts are governed source, generated, configured, documented, temporary, local, or non-baseline
  - Applicable Developer Handbook rules
  - Applicable review expectations
  - Relationship to implementation mappings or logical elements where applicable

Script and repository traceability prevents automation and directory structure from becoming hidden architecture. Scripts and repository paths support implementation work; they do not redefine logical elements.

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