feat(github): add devnet test release tracker issue template#2899
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I think this is a great starting point. I wrote a few comments.
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Addressed the comments but converting back to draft as I don't like the format now haha |
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🗒️ Description
Adds a devnet test release tracker issue template , EL only. The aim of this tracker is to give us a process that signals to clients early on what is going in the next test release, and help us plan the next test releases more evenly across the team. I propose we start with something like this tracker template and update it in the future once we see what should be visualized and denoted more clearly.
Each test release must start with a devnet tracker, i.e for each
<feat>-devnet@vX.Y.Z, even the small test version bumps. This tracker will be constantly updated, and used to prepare the test fixture devnet release notes.If we followed this process today, we would have a tracker for
bal-devnet@v7.3.0:https://discord.com/channels/1359927674746835211/1386730600333054122/1507339893595050156,
and a tracker for
glamsterdam-devnet@v5.0.0:https://discord.com/channels/595666850260713488/1503770570829856898/1507344484352921712.
The trackers will be posted in the STEEL discord upon creation, and our website will have redirect links to the correct issue tracker, using both cc @danceratopz on how to do this:
As part of our future process we should always have a devnet N and devnet N+1 trackers open. This unblocks client teams, and helps them work ahead if they have spare bandwidth, opening up spec issues/questions earlier. In an ideal world we would have N+M trackers with a devnet plan for the entire fork lifecycle but N/N+1 is a good first start!
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consensus@vX.Y.Zrelease and be tagged fromforks/amsterdam, not afeat-devnet@vX.Y.Zrelease tagged from afeat-devnet-Xbranch.🔗 Related Issues or PRs
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