What's the difference between "requiresConcept" and "includesConcepts"

[Jürgen Dufner]

Please consider following assumptions:

• Concept A (no other requirements)
• Concept B depends on Concept A

What's the difference between

Concept B requiresConcepts="Concept A"

and

Concept B includesConcepts="Concept A"

?

Further questions:

• Does only a constraint require a concept?
• Does only a group include constraints?

Thanks for clarification.

[Dirk Mahler]

Hi Jürgen,

the answer can be broken down to two simple bullets:

1. Groups "include" other rules, i.e. other groups, concepts or constraints.

2. Concepts/constraints may "require" other concepts (e.g. that provide required labels). This can build up a graph of required concepts, e.g. a constraint requires concept1 which requires concept2 and so on...

At runtime jQAssistant resolves all rules the are included in the selected groups (by default this is a group named "default", configurable in the pom.xml or on the command line) and the graph of required concepts for execution in correct order.

Is this explanation clear enough?

Cheers

Dirk

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[Jürgen Dufner]

Hi Dirk,

thank you for clarifying. I've also taken a closer look to

https://github.com/buschmais/jqa-core-framework/blob/master/rule/src/main/resources/META-INF/xsd/jqassistant-rules-1.4.xsd

The schema helped me to understand the difference.

Cheers

Jürgen

Am Sonntag, 7. April 2019 15:25:49 UTC+2 schrieb Dirk Mahler:

Hi Jürgen,

the answer can be broken down to two simple bullets:

1. Groups "include" other rules, i.e. other groups, concepts or constraints.

2. Concepts/constraints may "require" other concepts (e.g. that provide required labels). This can build up a graph of required concepts, e.g. a constraint requires concept1 which requires concept2 and so on...

At runtime jQAssistant resolves all rules the are included in the selected groups (by default this is a group named "default", configurable in the pom.xml or on the command line) and the graph of required concepts for execution in correct order.

Is this explanation clear enough?

Cheers

Dirk

------ Originalnachricht ------

Von: "Jürgen Dufner" <juerge...@gmail.com>

An: "jQAssistant" <jqass...@googlegroups.com>

Gesendet: 05.04.2019 22:18:27

Betreff: [jQAssistant] What's the difference between "requiresConcept" and "includesConcepts"

Please consider following assumptions:

• Concept A (no other requirements)
• Concept B depends on Concept A

What's the difference between

Concept B requiresConcepts="Concept A"

and

Concept B includesConcepts="Concept A"

?

Further questions:

• Does only a constraint require a concept?
• Does only a group include constraints?

Thanks for clarification.

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