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That makes me much happier 🔥
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@rjpower4 Did you create a forest developer team? I thought I saw that in an email, but don't see it listed on the page.
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Also @rjpower4 What do you think about this overall workflow that keeps everything within the GitHub ecosystem? Do you see anything missing from here?
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Couple of notes:
- I don't think we should attach version numbers to the milestones other than v1.0.0 as this conflates two levels of semantic meaning: high-level associated with project goals and a lower-level version associated with features added/APIs broken
- I have created a "leads" team, it is here, do you want a general developer team?
- I would advise doing general discussions in discussions
- Announcements for the developer team could go in that lower-level team if we want or put them in discussions
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- I don't think we should attach version numbers to the milestones other than v1.0.0 as this conflates two levels of semantic meaning: high-level associated with project goals and a lower-level version associated with features added/APIs broken
Maybe this isn't a great motivation, but I added numbers in because grouping by milestone on the GitHub Projects page occurs alphabetically, and I wanted it in that chronological order to keep track of things - so putting numbers in clarifies what order they go in. I agree it's a bit awkward. I can look into if any other options work for the management side of things.
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Having a general developers team I think is a good idea so we can put announcements and whatnot there, separate from the discussions board
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- I don't think we should attach version numbers to the milestones other than v1.0.0 as this conflates two levels of semantic meaning: high-level associated with project goals and a lower-level version associated with features added/APIs broken
Maybe this isn't a great motivation, but I added numbers in because grouping by milestone on the GitHub Projects page occurs alphabetically, and I wanted it in that chronological order to keep track of things - so putting numbers in clarifies what order they go in. I agree it's a bit awkward. I can look into if any other options work for the management side of things.
Maybe just number them?
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Maybe just number them?
Done. Does that work for you?
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Since this is mostly done now, I'm going to move the remaining items into separate issues
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