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2.9 KiB
Requirements Quality Checklist: WebSocket Connection
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- Feature: Fix UI Styling, WebSocket Port Mismatch, and URL Validation
- Domain: WebSocket / Real-time Logs
- Focus: Connection Lifecycle & Environment Requirements
- Depth: Lightweight Sanity
- Created: 2025-12-20
Requirement Completeness
- CHK001 - Are the environment-specific URL construction rules (e.g.,
wsvswss) explicitly defined for different deployment targets? [Gap] - CHK002 - Is the fallback mechanism for
PUBLIC_WS_URLdocumented for production environments where port 8000 might be blocked? [Completeness, Spec §FR-002] - CHK003 - Are requirements defined for handling WebSocket authentication/authorization if the API becomes protected? [Gap - Out of scope for this fix, handled by global ADFS requirement]
Requirement Clarity
- CHK004 - Is the "exponential backoff" strategy quantified with specific initial delays, multipliers, and maximum retry counts? [Clarity, Spec §Clarifications]
- CHK005 - Are the visual feedback requirements for connection failure (toast vs status indicator) clearly prioritized or combined? [Clarity, Spec §FR-004]
- CHK006 - Is the term "real-time" quantified with a maximum latency threshold for log delivery? [Clarity, Spec §SC-004]
Requirement Consistency
- CHK007 - Does the WebSocket endpoint path in the contract (
/ws/logs/{id}) align with the implementation plan and frontend routing? [Conflict, Contract §Endpoint] - CHK008 - Are the error handling requirements in the contract consistent with the visual feedback requirements in the spec? [Consistency, Contract §Error Handling]
Acceptance Criteria Quality
- CHK009 - Can the "100% success rate" in development be objectively measured and verified across different OS/browsers? [Measurability, Spec §SC-002]
- CHK010 - Is there a measurable criterion for "successful reconnection" (e.g., within X attempts or Y seconds)? [Gap - Defined in Clarifications]
Scenario Coverage
- CHK011 - Are requirements specified for the "Partial Log" scenario (e.g., connection established but no data received)? [Coverage, Gap]
- CHK012 - Does the spec define the behavior when a task completes while the WebSocket is still active? [Coverage, Gap]
Edge Case Coverage
- CHK013 - Does the spec define the behavior when the backend port (8000) is unavailable or occupied by another process? [Edge Case, Spec §FR-002]
- CHK014 - Are requirements defined for handling browser-side WebSocket limits (e.g., maximum concurrent connections)? [Edge Case, Gap - Handled by single-connection-per-task design]
Non-Functional Requirements
- CHK015 - Are there requirements for WebSocket connection stability under high network jitter or packet loss? [Gap - Handled by exponential backoff]
- CHK016 - Is the impact of long-lived WebSocket connections on server resources (memory/CPU) addressed? [Gap - Handled by graceful closing on task completion]