Specifying product variants with pure::variants
Once Feature and Family models have been created, pure::variants can be used to produce individual product variants.
This is done by creating a variant model, and populating this model with feature selections - i.e. decisions as to which of several alternative features are to be present in the variant, or what values are to be assigned to feature attributes for the variant.
- pure::variants Variant Description Model
As feature selections are made, pure::variants checks their validity and, if necessary, automatically resolves dependency conflicts or highlights conflicts if they cannot be resolved automatically.
Any choices that remain to be made are also highlighted. This guided support means that with pure::variants the time taken to specify a product variant is significantly lower than if done manually.
Read how pure::variants uses this specification to generate products.
Read about using pure::variants with Configuration Management or Requirements Management tools.
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