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X-Snap Proof of Concept (XS) #2136

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rowgraus opened this issue Dec 23, 2020 · 4 comments
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X-Snap Proof of Concept (XS) #2136

rowgraus opened this issue Dec 23, 2020 · 4 comments
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dckc commented Dec 29, 2020

To my satisfaction, this is done.

Is there a decoder ring for Epic? or a clue as to the expected lifecycle of such issues? What sort of evidence should I present that this is done?

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Hi Dan - good questions. In most cases, Epics should just have underlying Issues which can be closed out. Once 100% are closed then the Epic is done.

I'm managing this in a separate project management UI and didn't actually realize that Epics showed up in GitHub

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dckc commented Dec 29, 2020

... I'm managing this in a separate project management UI and didn't actually realize that Epics showed up in GitHub

ah. that makes sense. I'll stay tuned for more about that.

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dckc commented Dec 29, 2020

The proof of concept was in the context of #511 ; in particular, Oct 28 seemed like a pretty good result for a proof of concept:

With the fix to the snapshotting maps issue we get thru all 70 deliveries!

For reference, the relevant code...

https://github.com/dckc/agoric-sdk/commits/xs-snap-generator
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