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diff --git a/blog/2019/09/22/subplot_and_requirement_tracking.mdwn b/blog/2019/09/22/subplot_and_requirement_tracking.mdwn index 312d9d0..74cf418 100644 --- a/blog/2019/09/22/subplot_and_requirement_tracking.mdwn +++ b/blog/2019/09/22/subplot_and_requirement_tracking.mdwn @@ -10,11 +10,8 @@ First, assign each requirement a unique mnemonic id. In this example, it is the word in the definition list below. The "Req" suffix is just a convention. -**SecureReq** -: System must be sequre. - -**FastReq** -: The system must be fast. +* **SecureReq:** System must be sequre. +* **FastReq:** The system must be fast. # First scenario tests SequreReq only {#first .SequreReq} @@ -41,8 +38,8 @@ and it still serves all legitimate users Subplot will then annotate the output so that each requirement has links to the scenarios that test them, something like this: -**SecureReq** ([first](#first), [second](#second)) -: System must be sequre. +* **SecureReq:** ([first](#first), [second](#second)) + - System must be sequre. -**FastReq** ([second](#second)) -: The system must be fast. +* **FastReq:** ([second](#second)) + - The system must be fast. |