As a Metaschema author defining flags or fields that contain an ID/UUID reference value, I want the ability to clearly indicate the flag/field is a linkage to other content and clearly define where that referenced content may be found.
Using the OSCAL Assessment Plan as an example, when defining the subject-uuid flag, I want to clearly define the following locations as the only valid locations for subject to be found:
Enable tools parsing metaschema to unambiguously "know" that a flag/field is intended to link to other content and where that other content may be found.
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User Story:
As a Metaschema author defining flags or fields that contain an ID/UUID reference value, I want the ability to clearly indicate the flag/field is a linkage to other content and clearly define where that referenced content may be found.
Using the OSCAL Assessment Plan as an example, when defining the
subject-uuid
flag, I want to clearly define the following locations as the only valid locations for subject to be found:Goals:
Dependencies:
{Describe any previous issues or related work that must be completed to start or complete this issue.}
Acceptance Criteria
{The items above are general acceptance criteria for all User Stories. Please describe anything else that must be completed for this issue to be considered resolved.}