{"id":670,"title":"Software provenance","url":"","description":"FRSM-17: The software includes provenance information that describe the development of the software.\r\n\r\nTest: 1) The software source code repository / forge includes a commit history (Essential). 2) The software source code repository links commits to issues / tickets (Important). 3) The software project uses other tools to capture detailed machine readable provenance information (Useful).\r\n\r\nNotes: \r\n- It is hard to check the relevance / correctness of this information, but it is possible to automatically check for existence.\r\n- As a type of metadata this overlaps with the metadata called for in guiding principles F2 and F4.","image":"","tags":"","type":"yesnobut","license":"","rationale":"Good provenance metadata clarifies the origins and intent behind the development of the software, and establishes authenticity and trust.","principle":"R","fairmetrics":"R1.2","authors":[1411]}