Thanks Amrith, this looks great! Just added the new dashboard to my Gerrit dashboard.
Cannot think on anything else we could need. 2016-04-16 10:45 GMT-03:00 Amrith Kumar <amr...@tesora.com>: > At the Trove meeting last week, I agreed to send out a simple way in > which we can all view the patches that are in need of review. > > In the past, as we got closer to release milestones, we have used the > starredby:<name> method. I first remember using this when Nikhil > proposed it in the Juno/Liberty timeframe, and it worked out well for us > towards the end of the Mitaka cycle as well. I'd earlier asked on the ML > for simple ways to tag and prioritize reviews [1] the sense that I have > is that while there may be better tools in the future, our best bet for > now is to use the same method we've been using so far. > > Also, thanks to Flavio who brought my attention to > gerrit-dash-creator[2] and the Trove dashboard registered there, I have > built and been using a dashboard for some time and I have found that it > reflects some of the reviewing challenges that we've been facing as a > project. > > To that end, I have proposed [3], a change that updates the existing > Trove dashboard and provides a mechanism for all members actively > working on Trove to prioritize reviews. The rationale for the change(s) > and my motivations are part of the commit message in [3]. > > To get the benefit of this dashboard, you will have to do the following. > > 1. login to review.openstack.org > 2. on the right-hand top corner, click on your name and then click on > the "settings" link. > 3. on the left-hand pane, click on Preferences > 4. on the right-hand pane you should now see a section entitled "My > Menu" and a box that says "Name" and one next to it that says "URL". > 5. in the name, enter Trove-Dashboard and in the URL, you will have to > enter the URL for the dashboard. Since this is a very long (about 2000 > characters long) I've posted the text in a gist[4]. the URL will start > with ... "#/dashboard/?foreach=" and end with "%3D%2D2+NOT+is% > 3Amergeable" > 6. Once you enter the name and the URL, press the "+" to the left of the > name. > > You will now notice that your top menu in review.openstack.org will have > at the very right hand end, a link called "Trove-Dashboard". If you > click on it, you will see the dashboard I've created. > > Changes in this dashboard are shown in the following sections: > > My Patches Requiring Attention > > These are patches that you submitted, and that either have been > given negative reviews, have failed check or gate, or are > currently not in a state where they can merge > > Patches waiting longer than 14 days > > These are patches that have been waiting over 14 days for a > review > > Patches waiting longer than 7 days > > These are patches that have been waiting over 7 days for a > review > > Specs requiring review > > These are specs that are in need of review, and that have passed > check, and have not been blocked (-2'ed) > > Trove: Priority code reviews > > These are changes in trove or trove-integration in need of > review, and that have passed check, are mergeable, and have not > been blocked (-2'ed), and have been starred by me > > Trove Client and Dashboard: Priority code reviews > > These are changes in python-troveclient or trove-dashboard in > need of review, and that have passed check, are mergeable, and > have not been blocked (-2'ed), , and have been starred by me > > Changes needing Final Approval > > These are changes that have one +2, that have passed check, are > mergeable and need an approval > > Changes on branches other than master > > These are changes on branches other than master that are > currently open > > Needing attention > > These are patches that are in need of attention; either check or > gate failures, and that are not currently mergeable. This > however does not show patches that are marked as WF-1 or have > been blocked (-2'ed). > > Please post comments and feedback on this dashboard at [3]. If you wish > to change the dashboard or make your own, you can do that very easily. > > $ git clone http://git.openstack.org/openstack/gerrit-dash-creator > [...] > $ cd gerrit-dash-creator/ > > [If you want to change my proposed dashboard, get it ...] > $ git review -d 306716 > Creating a git remote called "gerrit" that maps to: > > ssh://amr...@review.openstack.org:29418/openstack/gerrit-dash-creator.git > Downloading refs/changes/16/306716/1 from gerrit > Switched to branch "review/amrith/trove-dashboard" > > $ emacs dashboards/trove.dash > > $ ./gerrit-dash-creator dashboards/trove.dash > https://review.openstack.org/#/dashboard/?foreach=status%3Aopen++% > [... long URL deleted...] > > You can either navigate directly to that URL, or you can take the > portion after the '#' and put it into your own menu. > > If you have suggestions on how to improve the dashboard I've proposed, > please feel free to suggest those changes. > > Thanks, > > -amrith > > > [1] http://openstack.markmail.org/thread/s2uc4ezrkwb7spzr > [2] https://review.openstack.org/#/c/292451/ > [3] https://review.openstack.org/#/c/306716/ > [4] https://gist.github.com/amrith/cd96e16ce5f8108799ee801ee2cbef08 > > > __________________________________________________________________________ > OpenStack Development Mailing List (not for usage questions) > Unsubscribe: openstack-dev-requ...@lists.openstack.org?subject:unsubscribe > http://lists.openstack.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openstack-dev > >
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