[Product] Definition of Done discussion from 11/14 Team Meeting
Arkady.Kanevsky at dell.com
Arkady.Kanevsky at dell.com
Wed Nov 16 17:28:37 UTC 2016
Suggest we split middle one into two:
2. User Story Prepared - Implementation plan has been established, gap
analysis performed and accepted; all projects impacted notified/created
3. User Story Ready - Implementation plan has been accepted, projects/specs/blueprints created and json file updated.
Two reasons. One, if we need to create a new project we need to bring it to the board.
That will take more than one release.
Two, it may take several releases before projects accept specs and blueprints.
Thus, we are in the state where user story is defined but not ready for lengthy period of time.
Thanks,
Arkady
-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Chadwick [mailto:PChadwick at suse.com]
Sent: Monday, November 14, 2016 4:11 PM
To: product-wg at lists.openstack.org; user-committee at lists.openstack.org
Subject: [Product] Definition of Done discussion from 11/14 Team Meeting
Team - During today's meeting as a follow on to Barcelona, we entered into a (suprisingly) lively discussion around establishing a "definition of done" for user stories. Among the issues that were raised was whether the PWG considers a user story done when we provide it to the development teams or when the required deliverables are in the product.
The current consensus is that there are three stages that we need to
follow:
1. User Story Defined - The user story is Complete & Merged into Repo,
json file created, sent notice of the user story to other WGs and
merged their comments
2. User Story Ready - Implementation plan has been established, gap
analysis performed, specs/blueprints created and json file updated
3. User Story Implemented - Code is released that enables someone to
achieve the user story
Pete
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Pete Chadwick
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Cloud and Systems Management
SUSE
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