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Ok good to know, I was thinking that the 'state of the project' talk would
have a big goal that said PTL can say I will try to do this for these 6
months.

Like a presidential campaign :-P

Blueprints are nice and all, but they are to 'low-level' imho, in that
they are scattered and don't show a unified single 'goal'.

I could image a 'top-level' goal being.

*Fix nova's use of scheduling*

Then all changes done for that 6 months would try to work towards this
goal (+- a few other ones that get in).

On 4/11/13 5:39 PM, "Russell Bryant" <rbryant at redhat.com> wrote:

>On 04/11/2013 07:00 PM, Joshua Harlow wrote:
>> Howdy all,
>> 
>> I was talking with a co-worker here @ y! and both of us were thinking
>> about how we know what features are planned for the next 6 months.
>> 
>> I know summits are supposed to be the driver of this, and the talks that
>> occur, but after the summit sessions and talks and such is there a
>> single place/wiki(?) that each PTL states exactly what they plan to
>> accomplish after the input from the summit. I see there
>> is http://www.openstack.org/software/roadmap/ which is at a very high
>> level. 
>> 
>> Would others feel it is useful to have PTL's write down there goals and
>> desires for the next 6 months (not at such a high level as the above
>>link). 
>> This can then be referred to when voting for the next PTL and so forth.
>> 
>> I just have always sort of felt that it was hard to tell what a PTL's
>> goals were for each 6 month interval, and how to compare what they
>> did/accomplished vs what they stated they would attempt to do.
>> Having a plan that the PTL supports seems to be a good thing in general,
>> so that the direction of said project is steered.
>> 
>> Thoughts?
>> Does something like this already exist and I didn't find it?
>
>Each project will be having a "state of the project" talk on the last
>day of the Summit where some of this will be discussed.  Much of the
>Havana plan will be captured in blueprints in the time immediately
>following the summit.
>
>-- 
>Russell Bryant