Sprint 4 is complete and the feature/planning for Sprint 5 has been accepted.
Task breakdown is ok, but you might want to create issues for each task as we discussed in our meetings,
Some people are still presenting a lower amount of work, make sure to distribute work as evenly as possible.
Make sure to continue to have every commit have a link to each issue, and to use descriptive commit messages (talk about the reason of the commit (why), not what it contains (what).
Make sure to force multiple reviewers per pull request and to rotate reviewers once in a while.
For release 3 we are looking to augment the CI with static analysis, you can tie in linting tools, bug finders, etc. as you want into your CI. Coverity integrates well with Travis and Github, but you don't have to limit yourselves to that if you want to go a different way.
Sprint 4 is complete and the feature/planning for Sprint 5 has been accepted.
Task breakdown is ok, but you might want to create issues for each task as we discussed in our meetings, Some people are still presenting a lower amount of work, make sure to distribute work as evenly as possible.
Make sure to continue to have every commit have a link to each issue, and to use descriptive commit messages (talk about the reason of the commit (why), not what it contains (what).
Make sure to force multiple reviewers per pull request and to rotate reviewers once in a while.
For release 3 we are looking to augment the CI with static analysis, you can tie in linting tools, bug finders, etc. as you want into your CI. Coverity integrates well with Travis and Github, but you don't have to limit yourselves to that if you want to go a different way.
Don't forget to clone your sprint 4 milestone.