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Background

The wiki has been used to track the status of projects (scorecards) and achievement of release milestones.

Problem

The update of the wiki pages is manual and time-consuming for PTLs and Release Manager.

Proposal

Raise JIRA tickets in each ONAP project for each milestone and/or release requirement

  • JIRA tickets are assignable to people for implementation and follow-up.
  • JIRA tickets communicate priority, completion status and dates.
  • JIRA tickets can be queried and filtered to provide summary reports.
  • JIRA tickets can be linked to other JIRA tickets for dependencies, blockers and related issues.

Maybe there could be new JIRA configs to assist, e.g.

  • Issue Types for Scorecards
  • project Components for Milestones
  • Labels for cross-cutting concerns like needing TSC approval and being POC

Based on all that JIRA ticket information, a Kanban board will show visually when a Milestone or Release is Done!

Discussion

  • Time element
    • Creating a framework with a time line to hang activities would be necessary
    • Epics for each milestone?
      • tasks replicated per project due for each milestone
      • can use the TSC JIRA project for the epic, then distribute Scorecard/Story JIRA cases to individual ONAP projects
    • Probably could diagram this out to get some idea how it all would work
    • Automation via JIRA CLI tool could be used to script the creation of releases and milestones, since it's a fairly static config consisting of many instances of known templates
  • Follow-ups

Implementation

  • Tools
    • TBC
  • Processes
    • TBC


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