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* If tags are applied to stories, who can set protected tags on a multi-project story ? Drivers are attached to projects ! | * If tags are applied to stories, who can set protected tags on a multi-project story ? Drivers are attached to projects ! | ||
| + | * If a free-form tag is applied by a user, who is going this tag to be visible to? The user may be a member of some team and he may want to share his tags. | ||
== Alternative solutions == | == Alternative solutions == | ||
* Use status fields (incomplete, confirmed...) instead of protected tags for workflow | * Use status fields (incomplete, confirmed...) instead of protected tags for workflow | ||
Latest revision as of 11:02, 2 April 2014
User stories
- Developers want to classify and group bugs and features in predictable and unpredictable ways
- New contributors want to find low-hanging-fruit bugs to get an easy introduction to OpenStack contribution
- Drivers want to implement specific workflows to incoming bugs or blueprints
Implementation
Tags are applied to stories.
Tags can be:
- free-form (grey/green background): anything you want, [a-z_-]
- system tags (blue background): tags that anyone can set but with some well-established meaning behind them (think: low-hanging-fruit)
- protected tags (red background): tags that only a specific team can set (think: approved being set by project drivers)
Unsolved issues
- If tags are applied to stories, who can set protected tags on a multi-project story ? Drivers are attached to projects !
- If a free-form tag is applied by a user, who is going this tag to be visible to? The user may be a member of some team and he may want to share his tags.
Alternative solutions
- Use status fields (incomplete, confirmed...) instead of protected tags for workflow
