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Sat 29 Dec 2012 11:20PM

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F Flaburgan Public Seen by 119

Hi everyone, hope you have a great winter break.

I was thinking about how we are organized, and I find that, things aren't clear. We need a place to present explicitly what we plan to do, what energy we are putting on and if it will be available soon.

If I ask what are the feature on the launch right now, we have to scroll github, looking at thread, ask people if they still work on it... This can't be okay..

Maybe we should at least define a roadmap and choose what will be available in which version, even if we are not able to put a date on the release.

For example, the single post view which is totally buggy, everyone says that it will be strip / replace by the older version, but who is working on that ? When will it be done ?

DU

retired__-__ Sat 5 Jan 2013 12:32PM

I see very little use of milestones in GitHub. 0.0.3 has 3 open tickets and 0.1 one.

Imo more delegation + use of milestones would solve this issue at hand.

I don't really see the point of another to-do list. The workflow could be:

suggest / discuss new ideas on loomio, merge successful proposals / good ideas into github issues. Decide on a roadmap (aka milestones), then move tickets into milestones.

Downside is: too many tickets might mess up the focus on a milestone. Maybe milestone and tags like p1-3 for priority and "beginner" (as already used) would be helpful.

+1 for the current system and let's make better use of existing platforms.

DU

retired__-__ Sat 5 Jan 2013 12:49PM

Speaking of: e.g. for this beginners issue there's a volunteer. How could he be assigned? Only admins can do that? Sure we could also wait until he delivers some code, but why not assign him and have that info that this issue is assigned available in the overview?
https://github.com/diaspora/diaspora/issues/3795

EG

Erwan Guyader Sat 5 Jan 2013 3:51PM

As @flaburgan said, Github issues and milestones are good for development but they're not suited for other stuff like Translation, Communication, Legal issues, ...
A wiki page might enough but we need something to list everything we have to do, who's working on it, what's been done, ...

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Elm Sun 6 Jan 2013 4:38PM

This info should be easily accessed from the http://diaspora-project.org/ web page.

A bit like this page : http://libertreeproject.org/roadmap/

but with some more info such as a simple progress bar (with indication of time).

That would be a good communication arguments to tell that D* is not dead if people can see the progress this way because not many things have changed since one year for D* (at least from the user perspective) : same bugs, same lack of features…

FS

Florian Staudacher Tue 8 Jan 2013 7:43AM

from the dev-perspective the github milestones are enough. (yes, there simply isn't any more going on, than you see in the current milestones - apart from open pull requests).
Apart from that, I'd rather not start using another tool, until we really need it.

F

Flaburgan Fri 25 Jan 2013 11:45AM

Okay so I simply created a page on the wiki. @seantilleycommunitymanager I could be a good place to keep trace and progress about what is done :)

F

Flaburgan Tue 12 Mar 2013 9:22AM

Here are some bugs which need to be fixed because really annoying. It's these bugs which keep this impression of non stable in Diaspora.

  1. Send profile update (the profile of a person is not the same from different pods : one did not receive an update) #3976

  2. Pictures are not always federated with posts Loomio discussion #3940

  3. The stream does not contain every posts of every aspects #3786

  4. Refactoring the single post view Discussion on loomio, #3942

I think we should focus on these bugs and if we correctly deal with all of them, Diaspora can be announced as v0.1.0.0

L

L3MNcakes Tue 19 Mar 2013 6:14PM

I'm happy to help squash those bugs. C= Could somebody link me to somewhere I could read up on the federation protocol?

F

Flaburgan Tue 19 Mar 2013 7:25PM

you can find a lot of useful info on wiki.diaspora-project.org

DU

Deleted account Sun 31 Mar 2013 12:42PM

I would look at Pivotal Tracker http://www.pivotaltracker.com/ or the open source clone: Fulcrum http://wholemeal.co.nz/projects/fulcrum.html
I really like the idea of piles of things (Icebox for anything, Backlog for things that are ready to be worked on, and Current for things that are in progress).

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