Effective Project Management using TRAC: Streamlining Issue Handling and Communication
This project overview focuses on the use of TRAC as a project management tool, highlighting its role in managing communication, issues, and ticketing. It explains the workflow involved in handling issues, including components like ticket ownership, priority settings, and milestones. Participants are encouraged to engage with the project documentation on the wiki, familiarize themselves with coding standards, and participate in code reviews. The aim is to streamline project processes, enhancing team collaboration and productivity while maintaining high-quality coding practices.
Effective Project Management using TRAC: Streamlining Issue Handling and Communication
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Project Workflow Harry<harry@sparcs.org>
Trac • Review board Contents
일감 • Unit of jobs Ticket / Issue
Reported by • Who issued the ticket • Owned by • Who is responsible for the process of the ticket • Priority • Milestone • To be explained later • Component • Which part the ticket is related to Ticket / Issue
이정표 • Release • Regular time interval • Arara: ?? Milestone
Documentation is extremely important • Get familiar withwiki grammar • Feel free to write on wiki • If you did something wrong, just UNDO! Wiki
Project roadmap • Developers • Setting up development environment • Program code explanation • Features of the program (Backlog) • History of the project • ALL ABOUT THE PROJECT What’s on wiki?
Found a bug Ticket already exists? Y N Issue a ticket Done Found a bug?
B assigned a ticket to you Makes sense? Y Can be separated? N N Y Resolve as won’t fix Resolve asseparable Work Issue new tickets Reassign to B Assigned a ticket? Done
A code segment may be harmful • Violating coding conventions • Bad coding habits • Duplicate codes • Ambiguous naming • … • Codes need to be reviewed before reflection Code review
Strong • Reflected codes are always `good’ • Newbies can learn from the trained advisors • Weak • Slows the project • Committers become timid • If reviewers are busy… Code review