Task #3447
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Document the differences between stories/tasks/issues
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Description
I'm a bit unclear about the differences and I wouldn't be surprised if there are differences in opinion among Pulp team members. It would be good to document definitions for each and it might be worthwhile to email out pulp-dev to get people's opinions?
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Updated by dalley almost 7 years ago
These are the definitions I wrote down during my internship.
Issue - Defect, something that is supposed to work but doesn't
Stories - New thing, something that at a future time would be expected to work
Refactor - Improvement that is by definition not visible to the user in any way (present or not present in a certain release)
Task - Like refactor but doesn't need to be released because it deals with infrastructure
By this definition of "task", a lot of "tasks" would actually be stories. I think what we actually use "task" to mean in practice is:
Task - Anything that isn't an "Issue" and is difficult to define as a "Story" or "Refactor". Which is honestly fine with me.
Updated by daviddavis almost 7 years ago
dalley I agree with your definitions. Just to kind of build on your definitions:
- Issue - A defect, something that is expected to work but does not.
- Story - A new feature or new functionality, in the format "As a ROLE, I want ACTION so that REASON."
- Refactor - Code that doesn't result in a change of behavior for the user (this includes API users like plugin writers).
- Task - Work that doesn't require a release. Documentation would not be a task since it has to be released whereas blog post would be a task because it's not part of any Pulp release.
A couple things we could also add to the docs:
- Some examples of each
- Tell users they should default to "Issue" if they are unsure about how to categorize their issue. These can be sorted out at triage.
Updated by daviddavis almost 7 years ago
- Project changed from File Support to Pulp
Updated by amacdona@redhat.com almost 7 years ago
- Related to Refactor #2851: Refactor contributing section in the pulp3 documentation added
Updated by amacdona@redhat.com almost 7 years ago
- Tracker changed from Issue to Task
- % Done set to 0
Another detail is how these are handled.
Issues will be triaged, but Tasks, Refactors, and Stories will need followup in the form of a "champion". The champion of a Task, Refactor, or Story will need to nominated it as a Sprint Candidate and find another developer to mark them as groomed.
Users who want to "fire and forget" should file issues only?
Updated by bmbouter over 5 years ago
- Status changed from NEW to CLOSED - WONTFIX
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