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1. [EiffelIssueVerifiedEvent (IV)](./eiffel-vocabulary/EiffelIssueVerifiedEvent.md)
1. [EiffelTestExecutionRecipeCollectionCreatedEvent (TERCC)](./eiffel-vocabulary/EiffelTestExecutionRecipeCollectionCreatedEvent.md)
1. [EiffelAnnouncementPublishedEvent (AnnP)](./eiffel-vocabulary/EiffelAnnouncementPublishedEvent.md)
1. [EiffelIssueDefinedEvent (ID)](./eiffel-vocabulary/EiffelIssueDefinedEvent.md)
1. Usage Examples
1. [Confidence Level Joining](./usage-examples/confidence-level-joining.md)
1. [Delivery Interface](./usage-examples/delivery-interface.md)
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Copyright 2018 Jaden Young
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# EiffelIssueDefinedEvent (ID)
The EiffelIssueDefinedEvent declares that an issue has been created in some
external issue management software. ID is semantically similar to
[EiffelFlowContextDefinedEvent](../eiffel-vocabulary/EiffelFlowContextDefinedEvent.md)
and [EiffelEnvironmentDefinedEvent](../eiffel-vocabulary/EiffelEnvironmentDefinedEvent.md).

## Data Members

### data.type
__Type:__ String
__Required:__ Yes
__Legal values:__ BUG, IMPROVEMENT, FEATURE, WORK_ITEM, REQUIREMENT, OTHER

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Should this really be mandatory? And what if the type is changed in the issue management system, how should that be handled? I'd propose 'initialType' or 'initialCategory' and make it free text. It's values can be enforced by implementation specific guidelines instead.

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Eh, I just saw that we have called this 'type' in the current issue references and the legal values come from there. It's not your invention. Sorry :) Anyway, when we're now at it I still think this should not be mandatory and its values should be free text.

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The type changing in the issue management system is a good point. Similar to ISM, it's an instance of the question "Should Eiffel care about modifications to an entity's data?" which in turn depends on "To what degree does Eiffel care about describing an entity, and when does Eiffel simply identify it?" The latter question is answered in other events, for example ED and SCC, but has yet to be decided for issue related events.

This also relates to the earlier discussion about the semantic similarities of ID to FCD/ED vs ActT/TCT. The closer towards the identification side ID goes, the more similar to FCD, the closer to the descriptive side the closer to ActT.

As far as the values of data.type being an enum or free form string, I assume that when you say "implementation specific guidelines" you're talking about using the vocabulary of the issue tracker as specified in data.tracker. I'm concerned that removing the structure here leaves a lot of utility on the table. While subtle, making this free form has a significant consequence for consumers: they need to be aware of every issue type of every issue management software they want to consume. At this point, there have been N producer plugins in production emitting events from those issue trackers into Eiffel, and now M consumers need to speak the language of each of those N issue trackers anyways, so we've arrived back at the N*M number of integrations problem. If our goal is to enable heterogeneous systems to work together I think that requires having a common vocabulary with defined semantics.

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I agree that an Eiffel deployment needs to have a common vocabulary. I'm just not sure all of it needs to be defined in the protocol itself. In some parts it can be more convenient to define the legal values in guidelines/wrappers to be used within the company/deployment. I completely agree that we don't want different values on data.type from different issue trackers within the same company/deployment.

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Couldn't that be said about basically anything, though? I'd like some unambiguous rules as to what gets to be defined in the protocol, and what is left to guidelines/wrappers in each deployment. Right now it's sort of a gradient where we end up at slightly different places along the axis with every judgment call we make.

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Agreed. And that's a topic to discuss in another issue.
About this one, let's keep the type values there for now, since they are already part of the current events (IV and SCC). And that field is mandatory in those events too, so let's keep it mandatory for now.

__Description:__ The type of issue.

### data.tracker
__Type:__ String
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ The name of the issue tracker. This can unfortunately not be
standardized, and is therefore context sensitive: though some trackers and ALM
tools are more popular than others, an exhaustive enumeration is impossible,
particularly when considering company specific internal solutions. Consequently
one should not rely on the name as the primary method of retrieval, but rather
__data.uri__. __data.tracker__ together with __data.id__
is still useful for analysis and traceability, however, as long as it can be
correctly interpreted.

### data.id
__Type:__ String
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ The identity of the issue. This is tracker dependent - most
trackers have their own issue naming schemes.

### data.uri
__Type:__ String
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ A URI that links to a document describing the issue in depth.

### data.title
__Type:__ String
__Required:__ No
__Description:__ A one-line title or summary of the issue. This exists mostly
for human consumption, as "Implement widget X" is much more meaningful to a
human when viewing a graph of Eiffel events than "1302". This is not meant
to be a detailed description, as such information should be accessible by
following __data.uri__.

## Links

### CAUSE
__Required:__ No
__Legal targets:__ Any
__Multiple allowed:__ Yes
__Description:__ Identifies a cause of the event occurring. SHOULD not be
used in conjunction with __CONTEXT__: individual events providing __CAUSE__
within a larger context gives rise to ambiguity. It is instead recommended to
let the root event of the context declare __CAUSE__.

### CONTEXT
__Required:__ No
__Legal targets:__
[EiffelActivityTriggeredEvent](../eiffel-vocabulary/EiffelActivityTriggeredEvent.md),
[EiffelTestSuiteStartedEvent](../eiffel-vocabulary/EiffelTestSuiteStartedEvent.md)
__Multiple allowed:__ No
__Description:__ Identifies the activity or test suite of which this event
constitutes a part.

### FLOW_CONTEXT
__Required:__ No
__Legal targets:__
[EiffelFlowContextDefinedEvent](./EiffelFlowContextDefinedEvent.md)
__Multiple allowed:__ No
__Description:__ Identifies the flow context of the event: which is the
continuous integration and delivery flow in which this occurred – e.g. which
product, project, track or version this is applicable to.

## Meta Members
### meta.id
__Type:__ String
__Format:__ [UUID](http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4122)
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ The unique identity of the event, generated at event
creation.

### meta.type
__Type:__ String
__Format:__ An event type name
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ The type of event. This field is required by the recipient
of the event, as each event type has a specific meaning and a specific set of
members in the __data__ and __links__ objects.

### meta.version
__Type:__ String
__Format:__ [Semantic Versioning 2.0.0](http://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html)
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ The version of the event type. This field is required by the
recipient of the event to interpret the contents. Please see
[Versioning](../eiffel-syntax-and-usage/versioning.md) for more information.

### meta.time
__Type:__ Integer
__Format:__ Milliseconds since epoch.
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ The event creation timestamp.

### meta.tags
__Type:__ String[]
__Format:__ Free text
__Required:__ No
__Description:__ Any tags or keywords associated with the events, for
searchability purposes.

### meta.source
__Type:__ Object
__Format:__
__Required:__ No
__Description:__ A description of the source of the event. This object is
primarily for traceability purposes, and while optional, some form of
identification of the source is __HIGHLY RECOMMENDED__. It offers multiple
methods of identifying the source of the event, techniques which may be
select from based on the technology domain and needs in any particular use
case.

#### meta.source.domainId
__Type:__ String
__Format:__ Free text
__Required:__ No
__Description:__ Identifies the domain that produced an event. A domain is an
infrastructure topological concept, which may or may not corresponds to an
organization or product structures. A good example would be Java packages
notation, ex. com.mycompany.product.component or mycompany.site.division.
Also, keep in mind that all names are more or less prone to change.
Particularly, it is recommended to avoid organizational names or site names,
as organizations tend to be volatile and development is easily relocated.
Relatively speaking, product and component names tend to be more stable and
are therefore encouraged, while code names may be an option. You need to
decide what is the most sensible option in your case.

#### meta.source.host
__Type:__ String
__Format:__ Hostname
__Required:__ No
__Description:__ The hostname of the event sender.

#### meta.source.name
__Type:__ String
__Format:__ Free text
__Required:__ No
__Description:__ The name of the event sender.

#### meta.source.serializer
__Type:__ Object
__Format:__
__Required:__ No
__Description:__ The
[GAV](https://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-naming-conventions.html)
coordinates of the serializer software used to construct the event.

##### meta.source.serializer.groupId
__Type:__ String
__Format:__ groupId
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ The groupId of the serializer software.

##### meta.source.serializer.artifactId
__Type:__ String
__Format:__ artifactId
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ The artifactId of the serializer software.

##### meta.source.serializer.version
__Type:__ String
__Format:__ version
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ The version of the serializer software.

#### meta.source.uri
__Type:__ String
__Format:__ URI
__Required:__ No
__Description:__ The URI of, related to or describing the event sender.

### meta.security
__Type:__ Object
__Format:__
__Required:__ No
__Description:__ An optional object for enclosing security related
information, particularly supporting data integrity. See
[Security](../eiffel-syntax-and-usage/security.md) for further information.

#### meta.security.sdm
__Type:__ Object
__Format:__
__Required:__ No
__Description:__ An optional object for properties supporting the [Strong
Distribution Model](http://www.cryptnet.net/fdp/crypto/strong_distro.html).
Note that this only addressed the _integrity_ of the Eiffel event, not its
_confidentiality_ or _availability_.

##### meta.security.sdm.authorIdentity
__Type:__ String
__Format:__
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ The identity of the author of the event. This property is
intended to enable the recipient to look up the appropriate public key for
decrypting the digest and thereby verifying author identity and data
integrity. The format of the author identity varies depending on the key
infrastructure solution used. Note that this requires the presence of a
Trusted Authority (TA) which the recipient can query for the correct public
key. The identity and location of the TA must never be included in the event
itself, as this would compromise the security of the solution.

##### meta.security.sdm.encryptedDigest
__Type:__ String
__Format:__
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ The encrypted digest. The cryptographic hash function and
the decryption algorithm to use, similarly to the Trusted Authority (TA),
must be known to the recipient. Note that the digest of the entire event is
affected by the value of this property. For this reason the input to the hash
function SHALL be the entire event unaltered in all parts except for this
property, which SHALL be replaced by an empty string.

## Version History
| Version | Introduced in | Changes |
| --------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------- |
| 1.0.0 | Current version | Initial version |

## Examples
* [Simple example](../examples/events/EiffelIssueDefinedEvent/simple.json)
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# EiffelIssueVerifiedEvent (IV)
The EiffelIssueVerifiedEvent declares that an issue, typically a requirement, has been verified by some means. It is different from [EiffelTestCaseFinishedEvent](./EiffelTestCaseFinishedEvent.md) in that multiple test case executions may serve as the basis for a single verification or, conversely, multiple issues may be verified based on a single test case execution.

## Data Members
### data.issues
__Type:__ Object[]
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ A list of verified (successfully or not) issues.

#### data.issues.type
__Type:__ String
__Required:__ Yes
__Legal values:__ BUG, IMPROVEMENT, FEATURE, WORK_ITEM, REQUIREMENT, OTHER
__Description:__ The type of issue.
EiffelIssueVerifiedEvent has no data members, instead relying on its required link types. While "SUCCESSFUL_ISSUE", "FAILED_ISSUE", and "INCONCLUSIVE_ISSUE" are all marked as not required, at least one link of at least one of these types MUST be present in an EiffelIssueVerifiedEvent.

#### data.issues.tracker
__Type:__ String
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ The name of the issue tracker. This can unfortunately not be standardized, and is therefore context sensitive: though some trackers and ALM tools are more popular than others, an exhaustive enumeration is impossible, particularly when considering company specific internal solutions. Consequently one should not rely on the name as the primary method of retrieval, but rather __data.issues.uri__. __data.issues.tracker__ together with __data.issues.id__ is still useful for analysis and traceability, however, as long as it can be correctly interpreted.
## Data Members

#### data.issues.id
__Type:__ String
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ The identity of the issue. This is tracker dependent - most trackers have their own issue naming schemes.
## Links
### SUCCESSFUL_ISSUE
__Required:__ No
__Legal targets:__ [EiffelIssueDefinedEvent](../eiffel-vocabulary/EiffelIssueDefinedEvent.md)
__Multiple allowed:__ No
__Description:__ Identifies an issue that has been successfully verified.

#### data.issues.uri
__Type:__ String
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ The URI of the issue.
### FAILED_ISSUE
__Required:__ No
__Legal targets:__ [EiffelIssueDefinedEvent](../eiffel-vocabulary/EiffelIssueDefinedEvent.md)
__Multiple allowed:__ No
__Description:__ Identifies an issue that has failed verification.

#### data.issues.value
__Type:__ String
__Required:__ Yes
__Legal values:__ SUCCESS, FAILURE, INCONCLUSIVE
__Description:__ The value of the verification.
SUCCESS signifies that the issue was successfully verified.
FAILURE signifies that verification of the issue failed.
INCONCLUSIVE signifies that the verification of the issue was inconclusive.
### INCONCLUSIVE_ISSUE
__Required:__ No
__Legal targets:__ [EiffelIssueDefinedEvent](../eiffel-vocabulary/EiffelIssueDefinedEvent.md)
__Multiple allowed:__ No
__Description:__ Identifies an issue for which this verification was inconclusive.

## Links
### IUT
__Required:__ Yes
__Optional in:__ None
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## Version History
| Version | Introduced in | Changes |
| --------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------- |
| 2.0.0 | Current version | Replaced data.issues with links |
| 1.1.0 | [edition-toulouse](../../../tree/edition-toulouse) | Multiple links of type FLOW_CONTEXT allowed. |
| 1.0.0 | [edition-bordeaux](../../../tree/edition-bordeaux) | Initial version. |

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__Required:__ No
__Description:__ The unique identity, if any, of the change (apart from what is expressed in the identifier object). Examples include e.g. Gerrit Change-Ids or GitHub Pull Requests. It is recommended to also include __data.change.tracker__ to provide a hint as to the nature of the identity.

### data.issues
__Type:__ Object[]
__Required:__ No
__Description:__ A list of issues addressed by the change.

#### data.issues.type
__Type:__ String
__Required:__ Yes
__Legal values:__ BUG, IMPROVEMENT, FEATURE, WORK_ITEM, REQUIREMENT, OTHER
__Description:__ The type of issue.

#### data.issues.tracker
__Type:__ String
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ The name of the issue tracker. This can unfortunately not be standardized, and is therefore context sensitive: though some trackers and ALM tools are more popular than others, an exhaustive enumeration is impossible, particularly when considering company specific internal solutions. Consequently one should not rely on the name as the primary method of retrieval, but rather __data.issues.uri__. __data.issues.tracker__ together with __data.issues.id__ is still useful for analysis and traceability, however, as long as it can be correctly interpreted.

#### data.issues.id
__Type:__ String
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ The identity of the issue. This is tracker dependent - most trackers have their own issue naming schemes.

#### data.issues.uri
__Type:__ String
__Required:__ Yes
__Description:__ The URI of the issue.

#### data.issues.transition
__Type:__ String
__Required:__ Yes
__Legal values:__ RESOLVED, PARTIAL, REMOVED
__Description:__ The new state of the issue: does the change resolve it, partially resolve it or remove it?

### data.gitIdentifier
__Type:__ Object
__Required:__ No
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__Multiple allowed:__ Yes
__Description:__ Identifies a latest previous version (there may be more than one in case of merges) of the created source change.

### PARTIALLY_RESOLVED_ISSUE
__Required:__ No
__Legal targets:__ [EiffelIssueDefinedEvent](../eiffel-vocabulary/EiffelIssueDefinedEvent.md)
__Multiple allowed:__ Yes
__Description:__ Identifies an issue that this event partially resolves. That is, this SCC introduces some change that has advanced an issue towards a resolved state, but not completely resolved.

### RESOLVED_ISSUE
__Required:__ No
__Legal targets:__ [EiffelIssueDefinedEvent](../eiffel-vocabulary/EiffelIssueDefinedEvent.md)
__Multiple allowed:__ Yes
__Description:__ Identifies an issue that this SCC is claiming it has done enough to resolve. This is not an authoritative resolution, only a claim. The issue may or may not change status as a consequence this, e.g. through a [successful verification](../eiffel-vocabular/EiffelIssueVerifiedEvent.md) or a manual update on the issue tracker.

### DERESOLVED_ISSUE
__Required:__ No
__Legal targets:__ [EiffelIssueDefinedEvent](../eiffel-vocabulary/EiffelIssueDefinedEvent.md)
__Multiple allowed:__ Yes
__Description:__ Identifies an issue which was previously resolved, but that this SCC claims it has made changes to warrant removing the resolved status. For example, if an issue "Feature X" was resolved, but this SCC removed the implmentation that led to "Feature X" being resolved, that issue should no longer be considered resolved.

### CAUSE
__Required:__ No
__Legal targets:__ Any
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## Version History
| Version | Introduced in | Changes |
| --------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------- |
| 2.0.0 | Current version | Replaced data.issues with links |
| 1.1.0 | [edition-toulouse](../../../tree/edition-toulouse) | Multiple links of type FLOW_CONTEXT allowed. |
| 1.0.0 | [edition-bordeaux](../../../tree/edition-bordeaux) | Initial version. |

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