FAD Update
On Mon, Apr 20, 2015 at 10:15:35AM -0400, Paul W. Frields wrote:
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Here's another FAD update. There are some requests below for
attendees, so please read on. The FAD page is being kept up to date
here:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FAD_Release_Tools_and_Infrastructure_2015
== Travel ==
I think we have everyone's travel planned out, including a shared
minivan that Luke Macken kindly agreed to rent and drive. It seats
driver + 7 people. Someone in either Red Hat's or Fedora's rel-eng
group should be assisting with additional transportation, since we
have more than 8 people attending.
*** ACTION: Please update the wiki with your flight/travel plans.
== Goals ==
There's a separate thread[1] on this list to discuss the specific
technical goals. Once we have consensus on that work, I'll ask AdamM
to detail them on the page, replacing the general hand-waving
placeholders.
*** ACTION: AdamM -- update wiki at the appropriate time... should be
no less than a week before the event.
== Tracking ==
Something that occurred to me yesterday after the special
infrastructure meetup regarding kanban tools: While the output of a
FAD is important, we don't routinely track *how* we get there.
What I mean is: Whiteboards for future stuff are important to capture.
Code we write is obviously pushed to public repos. Other information
may be captured on a wiki page. It doesn't matter if the mundane
TODOs that only live for a couple hours at the FAD aren't retained
forever. That's almost like "meta-meta-tracking" and gets a little
ridiculous.
So what if we used the Taiga testing[2] instance for capturing the
TODOs during the FAD as cards? At the end, anything left over can be
turned into a trackable ticket.
One other note: For any leftover "need to do this shortly after FAD"
items, ensure there's a single accountable person, and a due date,
attached to the card/ticket. That makes tracking easier.
Thoughts?
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[1] Thank you, Dennis:
<https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/rel-eng/2015-May/020075.html>
[2] (or better, if indeed we get that far before the FAD)
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