Re: Spec status and progress tracking

2009-08-04 Thread Ian
Hi,


>  Not sure what you mean: blueprints are already related to sprints
ok, that was the answer i wanted

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Re: Spec status and progress tracking

2009-08-04 Thread Loïc Minier
 (sorry missed that reply)

On Thu, Jul 23, 2009, Ian wrote:
> maybe there needs to be IN PROGRESS field too?

 That's not currently implemented but not a bad idea

> >  These paragraphs should be isolated by newlines from the rest of the
> >  whiteboard's contents as to allow a screenscraping script to parse it.
> >  Scripts will generate a burndown chart
> Interesting idea..all the launchpad blueprints will then form the
> product backlog and you generate this graph ..is there a way then to
> select certain blueprints to become part of a sprint so that you can
> generate a Selected Backlog Burndown Graph too?

 Not sure what you mean: blueprints are already related to sprints and
 have target release series

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Re: Spec status and progress tracking

2009-07-23 Thread Ian
Hi,


>    Work items:
>    Write new gizzle backend for frag: DONE
>    Logging tool for updates: DEFERRED
>    Write release notes for new features: TODO
>
>  i.e. one work item per line, a colon, a space, and one of DONE, TODO,
>  or DEFERRED.  This should roughly represent where time will be spent
>  when implementing this blueprint to get a sense of its progress.

maybe there needs to be IN PROGRESS field too?


>  These paragraphs should be isolated by newlines from the rest of the
>  whiteboard's contents as to allow a screenscraping script to parse it.
>  Scripts will generate a burndown chart
Interesting idea..all the launchpad blueprints will then form the
product backlog and you generate this graph ..is there a way then to
select certain blueprints to become part of a sprint so that you can
generate a Selected Backlog Burndown Graph too?

Regards
Ian




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Spec status and progress tracking

2009-07-23 Thread Loïc Minier
Hi folks

 As discussed during our last IRC meeting, we will track specs' status
 and progress via their whiteboard instead of going over all specs at
 each meeting.  This works just like the Work items concept.

 What should you do?  It's very simple: for all specs you're assigned
 to, edit the whiteboard and make sure that it has two paragraphs, one
 for work items like this:

Work items:
Write new gizzle backend for frag: DONE
Logging tool for updates: DEFERRED
Write release notes for new features: TODO

 i.e. one work item per line, a colon, a space, and one of DONE, TODO,
 or DEFERRED.  This should roughly represent where time will be spent
 when implementing this blueprint to get a sense of its progress.

 The other paragraph should be like this:

Status:
Mostly done with the Python part.  Tests are blocked by lack of
hardware.

 and should simply give a short summary of the current status/blockers
 on the spec, document "What's next" to move it forward etc.

 These paragraphs should be isolated by newlines from the rest of the
 whiteboard's contents as to allow a screenscraping script to parse it.
 Scripts will generate a burndown chart and status tables documenting
 the current "Status:" by spec and by people.  (The latter script is
 TBD.)

 For instance this spec has Status and Work items:
 https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/mobile-karmic-armel-toolchain

 Don't forget to set a weekly reminder to update your specs' status!

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