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On Mon, 2019-06-17 at 15:39 +0300, Joonas Niilola wrote: |
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> On 6/4/19 2:35 PM, Michał Górny wrote: |
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> > Hi, |
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> > Right now we lack a consisted aggregated source of project status. Some |
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> > projects report their progress via website news, some use various |
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> > mailing lists, some don't report status at all. I'd like to propose |
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> > a new method for publishing an opt-in 'status whiteboard' for projects. |
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> > The idea is to create a special template on wiki. The projects |
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> > interested in publishing their status would use the template to put it |
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> > on the page. As a result, besides being published as part of project |
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> > page it would be aggregated for machine processing. |
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> > Then, we'd create a simple aggregated listing of all projects publishing |
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> > their status. |
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> This sounds a bit vague currently, and for me it's quite hard to imagine |
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> what you exactly mean. Maybe some simple mock-up would help to explain |
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> it better? Is the "status" indicator simply 'active/inactive'? Do you |
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> write your own goals and then set it 'in good health / behind intended |
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> progress'? How does it get defined, automatically or manually? Because |
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> if it's manually written, projects can be set 'active' now but forgotten |
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> in weeks. If it's automatic, how does it get defined? |
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I mean having a free-form aggregated list like: |
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GNOME: 3.30 stable, working on 3.3x in ::gnome |
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LLVM: current stable 7.1.0, 8.0.1 expected on ... and stable ... |
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Proxy-maint: long PR backlog, currently not processing new packages |
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Xfce: Xfce 4.14 RC1 now in ~arch, 4.14 final expected on ... |
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etc. Basically anything you'd like to tell others. Possibly something |
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PR people can use afterwards to make news or presentations about status |
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of Gentoo. |
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Best regards, |
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Michał Górny |