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Update issue templates epic<>milestone rename #48
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Example: Milestone: Waku Network Gen 0 Epic: 2.1: Production testing of existing protocols
nwaku task (not an epic anymore): PostgreSQL stress testing and optimisation
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Remove epic of epics concept. I also propose to remove "devex" and "maintenance" epic/issues (that we recently created). |
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I think we're getting to something I can wrap my head around. Thanks! :)
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LGTM 🍏
Are you making a comment on that? |
After the weekly update I'll play with the script see if I can do something useful when a weekly update can be in any issue. If so then I think we can go forward with this proposal. |
Please disregard, I was going to quote reply and it failed to include my own text. |
Trying to make things simpler and aligned with what the Insight dashboard can do:
In short, Key Milestones are historical milestones for the project that we will broadcast, celebrate and demonstrate key achievement to Waku's progress.
I suggest to clear up the existing "milestones" and keep the following:
See at the end for the proposed tidy up of existing milestones.
Future milestones are likely to be:
Depending on the timing, this actually just be a "Waku Network Gen 1" milestone.
Each "X.X" item in waku-org/research#3 become an Epic with a corresponding issue in pm repo and a matching
E:...
label.For example
1.2: Autosharding for autoscaling
gets:E:Autosharding
Then, work for each client is tracked with one or several issues in the client's repo.
For example:
E:Autosharding
assignedE:Autosharding
assignedClean-up of current milestones:
- Make it a key milestone