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Re: [che-dev] How we track issues/PR that are part of a release
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On 7/20/20 12:24 PM, Sun Tan wrote:
Hi all,
We started to discuss how we could properly track releases. For a user,
it would be interested to know in which release(s) a particular issue is
part of. Or know what is the content of a release.
Here are the proposals:
1. Label `kind/release`, issues like
https://github.com/eclipse/che/issues/17428 or
https://github.com/eclipse/che/issues/17436.
Pros: easier to edit and comment about issues. No need to milestone
z-stream release. Cross repo issue or PR friendly.
Cons: Would need contributors to manually add issues/PRs to a release issue.
2. Milestones
Pros: one way to mark issues when planning or releasing.
Cons: may not be available in all the repos (Theia, etc ....), would
need to add z-stream release as a milestone. Cannot set 2 milestones for
a release. Not possible to track PR through all the repos.
3. use the release tab in github. https://github.com/eclipse/che/releases
Pros: available in che github main page.
Cons: hard to search and track for issues/PR related
AFAIC: +1 for 1.
+1 for option 1), it works best with issues and PR's, in the event that
the PR doesn't have a corresponding issue.
Eric
