Re: Questions about validation/verification done for Git Software
"Robertson, Todd" writes: > Is the software FDA certified? No, Git is toxic and are not approved for human consumption ;-).
Re: Questions about validation/verification done for Git Software
On Mon, May 8, 2017 at 10:14 AM, Robertson, Todd wrote: > Hello, > > I'm a Sr. Software Quality Assurance Engineer at Epocal Inc. in Ottawa, > Ontario, > Canada. We are a medical device manufacturer that is required to comply with > the Food & Drug Administration's (FDA) regulations. > I'm in charge of what is known as Non-Product Software, essentially any piece > of > SW that is used in the day-to-day work of creating our products. > Part of complying with the FDA regulations is to ensure that all Non-Product > Software > has been validated. > > Some of our engineers are planning on using your software "Git" for their > software > development processes (latest version) to replace our current software "SVN" > and I was > hoping you could answer some questions for me? How is svn validated for you? > Are you able to provide me with a copy of your Test Plans and/or Test Cases > for the "Git" product? Tests are found inside the t/ directory in your copy of Git[1]. [1] obtained e.g. via "git clone https://github.com/git/git"; Note that these are just tests; nothing formal attached. > Is the software FDA certified? I am not aware of that. Checkout https://git-scm.com/ and for legal questions contact https://sfconservancy.org/ (via https://git-scm.com/sfc)
Questions about validation/verification done for Git Software
Hello, I'm a Sr. Software Quality Assurance Engineer at Epocal Inc. in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. We are a medical device manufacturer that is required to comply with the Food & Drug Administration's (FDA) regulations. I'm in charge of what is known as Non-Product Software, essentially any piece of SW that is used in the day-to-day work of creating our products. Part of complying with the FDA regulations is to ensure that all Non-Product Software has been validated. Some of our engineers are planning on using your software "Git" for their software development processes (latest version) to replace our current software "SVN" and I was hoping you could answer some questions for me? Are you able to provide me with a copy of your Test Plans and/or Test Cases for the "Git" product? Is the software FDA certified? Please contact me with your reply and/or any questions you have. Thank you, Todd Robertson Sr. Software QA Engineer Epocal Inc. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada todd.robert...@alere.com 613-688-3982 ext.2229
