Closed ladonnaq closed 2 days ago
@ladonnaq what do you recommend to do for the completed
Release plans? Current information is not accurate, but overwritting DB might cause the same as we won't have all information or dates correctly.
Maybe something we can do is complete the Release plans on the DB and add something in the release plan work item that identifies the release plan as closed automatically. A label? a comment? a field?
What do you think will be more easier to query and mantain?
@ladonnaq what do you recommend to do for the
completed
Release plans? Current information is not accurate, but overwritting DB might cause the same as we won't have all information or dates correctly.Maybe something we can do is complete the Release plans on the DB and add something in the release plan work item that identifies the release plan as closed automatically. A label? a comment? a field?
What do you think will be more easier to query and mantain?
@maririos Go ahead and mark the release plans as complete in the DB and for the Release Plan work item do the following:
- Change the state to "Finished"
- [ ] Add tag "auto-closed"
Ok. I have created automation for this to work. Once this is in prod I will start marking all the selected issues as completed
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More details on implementation here: https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-tools/issues/8872
Improvement to this process is tracked: https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-tools/issues/8921
All done
The Onboarding PM team is following up with service partners who have overdue release plans.
The following release plans need state changed to "Abandoned".
The following release plans need state changed to "Complete".
Table of release plan IDs and the new state. I tagged the release plan work items with the appropriate tag and exported query to create a table so it would be easier for me to track. I used the tags auto-complete and auto-automate.