Remove interactive input device requirements from specifications#30
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- Updated Section 11 title from "USER INTERFACE REQUIREMENTS" to "DISPLAY REQUIREMENTS" - Removed Section 11.2 "Input Device Requirements" (REQ-UI-004 through REQ-UI-007) - Removed Section 11.3 "Interactive Operations Requirements" (REQ-UI-008 through REQ-UI-012) - Updated ROADMAP.md EPIC 7.1 to focus only on display support - Updated design.md cross-references to reflect removed requirements - Preserved all display-only requirements (REQ-UI-001 through REQ-UI-003) Co-authored-by: andre-stefanov <4808362+andre-stefanov@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull Request Overview
This PR removes all interactive input device requirements from the firmware specifications, simplifying the user interface architecture to focus solely on display-only output and protocol-based control. This aligns with an architectural decision to eliminate local interactive controls in favor of LX200 protocol commands and web-based configuration interfaces.
Key Changes:
- Removed 9 requirements related to interactive input devices (buttons, joysticks, encoders, touchscreens)
- Updated section titles to reflect display-only focus
- Preserved all display requirements for status visualization
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| specs/requirements.md | Removed input device and interactive operations requirements sections, updated section title to "Display Requirements" |
| specs/design.md | Updated requirement cross-references to reflect only preserved display requirements |
| ROADMAP.md | Updated EPIC 7 title and scope, removed interactive input device acceptance criteria |
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This PR removes all requirements related to interactive input devices (buttons, joysticks, rotary encoders, touchscreens) from the firmware specifications, aligning with the architectural decision to focus on display-only output and protocol-based control.
Changes Made
Requirements Specification (
specs/requirements.md)Development Roadmap (
ROADMAP.md)Design Documentation (
specs/design.md)Requirements Preserved
All display-only requirements remain intact:
Architecture Impact
The firmware architecture now focuses exclusively on:
This change simplifies the user interface architecture while maintaining full functionality through established control protocols and modern web-based configuration.
Fixes #28.
Fixes #29.
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