Public Review
Involving all ASAM members to ensure high quality, usefulness and implementability of our standards.
Public Review
ASAM is asking for feedback on release candidates for upcoming new standards or major versions prior to their release. Purpose of this review is to improve quality and efficiency of the standards.
We ask all experts to provide their feedback by leaving comments in the release candidate. Please check particularly for:
- completeness: Are there any missing parts or features that are required to use the standard?
- unclarities and ambiguities: Are there any terms, definitions or content parts that are imprecise, unclear, not (sufficiently) defined or not understandable?
- inconsistencies: Are there any terms, definitions or content parts that contradict each other or are incompatible with other parts of the standard? Is the structure and line of reasoning plausible and consistent?
- usefulness: According to your expertise, is the standard practical and useful? Does it meet current market needs and requirements?
- implementability: According to your expertise, is the standard in its current form feasible and can it be implemented cost-effectively? Does the standard allow an implementation with state-of-the-art technologies? Is the standard designed to be future-proof.
- Please do not submit new use-cases, features or requirements for the upcoming release.
ASAM Quality Checker Framework & Baselib V1.1.0 | ||
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The ASAM Quality Checker Framework is an open-source tool designed for the quality assessment of implementations of ASAM standards. The framework is Standard-agnostic and provides a robust solution for ensuring the accuracy and reliability of files claiming to be Standard-compliant.
Both the framework and baselib have been updated to improve usability, integration, and reliability. Key enhancements include updated documentation, a new JSON formatter for result files, improved rule handling, enhanced file and message tracking, and preliminary support for Windows CI builds and dependency management.
The Baselib has been refined with Windows builds moved to the latest windows-2022 image, greater flexibility in parameter handling, improved rule ID Validation, and enhanced support for file, time, and message locations. Together, these updates set the stage for the official 1.1.0 release planned for November 2025, with feedback from the community helping to finalize and polish the release.
Please test the new versions, share your feedback, and report issues directly on our GitHub repositories:
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