There appears to be a number of issues with the document correctly out putting requirements that contain indentation. The behaviour is slightly different depending on whether you output to a table or a section. The indentation concerned was entered into the requirement using the indentation button on the Caliber toolbar. If I take a simple test case, in Caliber I have a requirement that has text like: When this description is output to a document via the document factory, the indentation is lost. If the requirement description is output in a section using the $BEGIN_SECTION command this is the result. The first level of indentation is retained, but lower levels are lost. However if the description is output into a table row using the $BEGIN_ROW command, all indentation is lost. (the space between each line is Word formatting in the template used) This loss of indentation is very annoying as I often use indentation to visually lay out a requirement to make life easier for the review. In particular it is used to group steps belonging to use cases which are stored as requirements in Caliber. As you can see the different alternate paths are clearly visually distinguished in the use case within Caliber, but this indention is lost when the requirement is output to word - the result is jumbled text that is much less clear. Any suggestions as to how I can get the document factory to correctly output the indentation?
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