Open UlisesGascon opened 5 years ago
A very good compilation of next tasks and release roadmap. It looks good to me.
I just created release 1.4 and we are all set to start rolling out tasks you listed for Release 1.5. I agree that items for 1.5 are well defined and we can proceed with those. As we proceed, let's create issues for each item in the list and add it to corresponding milestones.
I have added you to the list of collaborators for the project 🎉🎉. Thanks for your contributions and looking forward to work together to make NodeGoat even more valuable resource for the community.
thanks a lot @ckarande !! 🤗
Can you add me extra rights for manage issue label creation and milestone assignation? maybe projects, too? :-)
Of course. Can you please check if you have the necessary rights now.
Oh yeah! Now it is perfect ^^ . Thanks a lot @ckarande !
Hi all!
I just added new issues for release 1.6 and rename this issue for 2020.
I will try to expend some time the following two weeks to remap the current status for 1.5 and push some code to speed up the release.
Sounds great. Thanks @UlisesGascon
May be worth updating the checklist? purpleteam has been testing NodeGoat for several years now
Hi all!
In the last months we were focus on improve the codebase with tests, mostly e2e test and CI.
Now we are more confidents on the source code and it's easier to validate PRs and merge new contributions. I think is a good time to discuss about the roadmap for NodeGoat in the following months.
Right now we are close to publish release 1.4 that includes (e2e and ci). I just want to suggest some possible targets for the following releases.
Release 1.5
Main goal:
Pending PRs (Update/review):
Targets:
Forever
is not in use, let's move to Nodemon as npm scriptSwig
Deprecated toejs
package.json
, see: #82Grunt
tonpm scripts
bcrypt-nodejs
Deprecated tobcrypt
Mocha
toJest
and add Unit testsRelease 1.6
Main goal:
Targets:
Open Questions && Discussions
Main goals/ideas suggested by @ckarande:
Upgrade to the latest OWASP Top 10 (#99)
Provide versions that are close to real world Node.js usage
If we have a clear roadmap it will super easy to reclute contributors and provide them a clear path to follow :-)
I will try to setup a local Hackathon in Madrid to reclute new contributors and close some issues 👍
In order to keep all smooth and simple to review, I will suggest to work using issues per feature and link those issues to small PRs and commit using GitFlow (branches per release) so we can concentrate all the PRs per release. And then a final PR from the release branch to the master in order to upgrade package version and deploy in Heroku.
What do you think? Do you agree for the targets/items for release 1.5? I think that we need to discuss a lot for 1.6 as now it is very conceptual