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tracking tools. Combined with our inability to fully customize our own
Launchpad deployment that makes for a pretty unlikely option.
1. The second option is to migrate everyone to StoryBoard. Benefits:
2. The second option is to migrate everyone to StoryBoard. Benefits:
purpose-built tool aligned with OpenStack needs, API-first and static
webclient design, coded in Python in the OpenStack Way. Drawbacks: still
not mature, inferior UX (compared to other available solutions), missing
key features (like proper ACLs to handle vulnerability work), requires a
lot of maintenance/development investment from the OpenStack community.
1. The third option is to migrate everyone to Maniphest (Phabricator's
3. The third option is to migrate everyone to Maniphest (Phabricator's
task tracking component). Benefits: excellent UX, lots of features, active
external maintenance. Drawbacks: partial API coverage (API-last design),
model mismatch (no concept of stories affecting multiple projects) requiring
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Phase 1:
1. Facilitator identifies feature stakeholders from the OpenStack community
1. Feature stakeholders identify remaining needed features
1. StoryBoard team and facilitator prioritize feature requests
1. Technical Committee are asked to confirm the proposed plan sufficiently
2. Feature stakeholders identify remaining needed features
3. StoryBoard team and facilitator prioritize feature requests
4. Technical Committee are asked to confirm the proposed plan sufficiently
addresses blockers for migration
1. StoryBoard team (hopefully with new developer assistance from the extended
5. StoryBoard team (hopefully with new developer assistance from the extended
OpenStack community) implement identified features
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