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13 changes: 13 additions & 0 deletions process/process_areas/verification/guidance/verification_process_reqs.rst
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Expand Up @@ -154,3 +154,16 @@ Process Requirements

- If TestType is set to requirements-based then PartiallyVerifies or FullyVerifies shall contain a link to at least one requirement
- If TestType is set to interface-test then PartiallyVerifies or FullyVerifies shall contain a link to at least one interface

.. gd_req:: Verification of External Components AoUs
:id: gd_req__verification_external_aou
:status: valid
:tags: prio_2_automation, verification
:satisfies: wf__verification_comp_int_test, wf__verification_feat_int_test
:complies:

External components AoUs shall be verified by integration tests or static analysis tooling.
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Could also be special reviews.


Note1: These external components AoU need to be checked generally for the complete platform, so we create a process automation requirement for this.

Note2: One example would be the checking if safety components are unly using "safe" functions of the operating system.
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