Traceability and Automation Examples With Basil
summary
BASIL is an open source quality-management system that links requirements, specs, test cases, test results and bugs to source code and documents, and it stores history for both items and mappings so version numbers reflect mapping changes. It integrates with Git, exports SPDX JSON, and exposes a BASIL HTTP API to automate: detect changed spec files, auto‑fix shifted mappings, queue tests against a Fedora container runner, collect results, and file bugs with links — all demonstrated working end‑to‑end.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Basil introduction
- 5:22Basil as code quality tool
- 7:34Basil traceability overview
- 15:24Basil API automation
- 27:15Q&A
- 30:06KSNV introduction
- 31:53What KSNV does and why it is needed
- 35:51KSNV reverse engineering
- 42:27Binary versus source analysis
- 44:42KSNV safety analysis
- 46:52KSNV data highlighting
- 48:34KSNV diagrams demo
- 52:33KSNV future features
- 56:32KSNV maintainer reliability Q&A
- 1:00:10Closing Q&A
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