Examples
Examples
Try the starting example
- Required release checks: name, explicit exceptions allowed yes/no
- Build,no Tests,yes Security,no
- Observed checks: name, pass/fail/pending; or none
- Build,pass Tests,fail Security,pending
- Exception records: check, expiry inclusive, accepted yes/no; or none
- Tests,2026-10-31,yes Security,2026-10-31,yes
- Audit date
- 2026-10-20
- Modeled gate outcome
- HOLD
- Checks passing without exception
- Build
- Checks waived by supplied accepted current exceptions
- Tests
- Unresolved required checks
- Security
- Expired accepted exception records
- None
Try another scenario
- Required release checks: name, explicit exceptions allowed yes/no
- Build,no Tests,yes Security,no
- Observed checks: name, pass/fail/pending; or none
- Build,pass Tests,fail Security,pass
- Exception records: check, expiry inclusive, accepted yes/no; or none
- Tests,2026-10-31,yes Security,2026-10-31,yes
- Audit date
- 2026-10-20
- Modeled gate outcome
- READY
- Checks passing without exception
- Build, Security
- Checks waived by supplied accepted current exceptions
- Tests
- Unresolved required checks
- None
- Expired accepted exception records
- None
Calculation method
Calculation method
Modeled gate outcome
READY only if every required check passes or has an explicitly permitted accepted unexpired exception.
Checks passing without exception
Required checks with pass status.
Checks waived by supplied accepted current exceptions
Nonpassing checks with exceptions allowed=yes, accepted=yes and expiry≥audit.
Unresolved required checks
Required checks neither passing nor validly waived; absent results remain unresolved.
Expired accepted exception records
Accepted exception records with expiry before audit, even if another result now passes.
Symbols and units
- a
- Required release checks: name, explicit exceptions allowed yes/no
- b
- Observed checks: name, pass/fail/pending; or none
- c
- Exception records: check, expiry inclusive, accepted yes/no; or none
- d
- Audit date
Use the units shown. A list keeps the order in which you enter its values. The symbol ^ means “raised to the power of”.
Assumptions & limits
Assumptions & limits
- A reconciliation of supplied release checks and externally accepted exception records. READY is this worksheet’s result only; it does not approve risk, change exceptions, run checks or deploy software.
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Further reading
NIST: combinatorial testing and coverage measurement; audit rules are explicitly supplied ↗
Background reading; this does not imply endorsement or independent review of SumFizz.