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UGRC tracks the additions, replacements, and deletions of SGID items (in the broadest sense of add, replace, or delete) through issues in this repository.
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Remove Trails from SGID #41

Closed gregbunce closed 4 years ago

gregbunce commented 4 years ago

Summary

We are deprecating this layer and replacing it with a new and improved version called "TrailsAndPathways". I will put in a separate issue to add that layer.

Triage

Remove data from the following areas

Copy data to the following areas

~- [ ] Upload to UtahAGRC/AGRC_Shelved folder in AGOL~ (new layer contains all features in this layer) ~- [ ] Move existing AGOL item to AGRC_Shelved AGOL folder~ (new layer contains all features in this layer) ~- [ ] Upload to appropriate UtahAGRC/{SGID Category} folder in AGOL (for "static" datasets)~ (@jacobdadams)

Update information in the following areas

Is there a website?

~- [ ] Archive source code repository (assigned to)~ ~- [ ] Remove from the web server (assigned to)~ or ~- [ ] Replace app with a static page with information (assigned to)~ or ~- [ ] Redirect somewhere else (assigned to)~

Is there a map service?

~- [ ] Stop (assigned to)~ ~- [ ] Delete (assigned to)~

Is there a forklift pallet?

~- [ ] Remove repo (assigned to)~

Are there service dependencies?

Notification

gregbunce commented 4 years ago

I can handle a bunch of this, but I will need assistance removing this layer from automated processes such as swapper, and the process of updating it in AGOL and Open SGID.

rkelson commented 4 years ago

what does the Cadastre team need to do to triage?

gregbunce commented 4 years ago

maybe when something from PLSS or TURN is added or removed from AGRC data or services. ?

jacobdadams commented 4 years ago

what does the Cadastre team need to do to triage?

I think that's in the issue template just to make sure the cadastre folks have a chance to see the request and be part of the conversation if needed. I can imagine that for many items there won't be much to do from the cadastre viewpoint.

rkelson commented 4 years ago

I am not aware of anyway this trails change would affect the cadastre team. Just let me know what you would like the cadastre team to do; I took a look at the Porter readme but still do not completely understand the process and protocols. I gather the Triage check boxes are who it assigned to and no check in the Cadastre triage box denotes the cadastre team does not need to do anything? And if I were to check the box it would denote the cadastre team has some action items to address?

jacobdadams commented 4 years ago

I think the checkboxes in the triage section means that someone from that team has looked it over and noted any requirements and assigned any tasks relevant to that team. Thus, if cadastre (or any other team on any other item) doesn't see anything that needs to be done, they just simply check it off (and if they do see something, they assign one of the items to someone or makes a note of it in the comments field). That way we know that they've looked it over and won't be taken by surprise when something changes.

rkelson commented 4 years ago

sounds good

rkelson commented 4 years ago

I wonder if @eneemann uses this dataset in his 911 dispatch stuff. Otherwise I think there are not any issues from the cadastre corner.

eneemann commented 4 years ago

I don't use the Trails data for dispatch, so I think Cadastre is clear of any necessary actions for this one. I went ahead and checked off the box to indicate our review has been completed.

steveoh commented 4 years ago

Yah I think the template or the instructions need to be more clear on when to check boxes.

We may need a separation between what is done and what needs to be done like with the addition template.

Greg checked boxes that were other folks responsibility but that is not super intuitive.

gregbunce commented 4 years ago

i'm going to let this sit until it's replacement layer Utah Trails and Pathways has propogted up to AGOL/OpenData and Open SGID. also, i'm out next week - if anyone is feeling ambitious, have at it, otherwise I'll be on it the week of July 6th.

reminders[bot] commented 4 years ago

@steveoh set a reminder for Jul 6th 2020

gregbunce commented 4 years ago

Okay, i'm no longer blocking progress on this issue. feel free to tag me when the last item has been resolved and I can close the issue (or you can just close the issue if it's easier). thanks for all the assistance on this.

jacobdadams commented 4 years ago

Just to verify, @gregbunce , we're not shelving this. Correct?

jacobdadams commented 4 years ago

I wonder if, rather than delete the AGOL item, we mark it as deprecated, remove it from the SGID group (which pulls it out of Open Data), and then send another twitter message that it will be completely deleted in 7/14/30 days. That removes the confusion but gives people time to update their maps/apps.

stdavis commented 4 years ago

I completed the dev team triage and assigned a few tasks.

stdavis commented 4 years ago

I removed the data from change detection and forklift-related data. I also unassigned those who do not have tasks assigned to them.

@jacobdadams and @steveoh Looks like the ball is in your court.

steveoh commented 4 years ago

Thanks scott, I'm done. @jacobdadams when you're finished you can close this.

gregbunce commented 4 years ago

sorry, @jacobdadams i didn't get notified for your question above. yup, correct - i don't think we need to shelve it. but, i also like your idea of leaving it in AGOL for a month, but not exposed to Open Data in case anyone is using it. though, they'll eventually have to find the new layer.

jacobdadams commented 4 years ago

The AGOL item has been marked as deprecated and unshared with the Recreation group (thus pulling it out of open data).

We'll change the sharing from Public to none on August 20th, which will effectively delete it but keep it around for a bit in case there is weeping, wailing, and gnashing of teeth.

gregbunce commented 4 years ago

great, thanks! should we close this issue?

jacobdadams commented 4 years ago

I say we leave it open until the 20th. I'm trying to figure out how to use the reminder bot right now...

jacobdadams commented 4 years ago

/remind me to unshare the old trails layer on 8/20/2020

reminders[bot] commented 4 years ago

@jacobdadams set a reminder for Aug 20th 2020

reminders[bot] commented 4 years ago

:wave: @jacobdadams, unshare the old trails layer

jacobdadams commented 4 years ago

Ok, the old trails layer has been unshared. I've edited the description to note it was superseded by the Trails and Pathways layer.

Are we ok to close this issue now? I figure we'll delete the entire AGOL item after we're sure we don't need to re-enable it for anyone.

stdavis commented 4 years ago

I think that I would leave this issue open until the item has actually been removed from AGOL. Then you can check the last checkbox and close it.

agrc-conductor commented 4 years ago

conductor results

check status
internal sgid :+1:
sgid10 :+1:
meta table :+1:
stewardship
- deprecation issue link :+1:
jacobdadams commented 4 years ago

/remind me to nuke the layer on 8/28/2020.

reminders[bot] commented 4 years ago

@jacobdadams set a reminder for Aug 28th 2020

reminders[bot] commented 4 years ago

:wave: @jacobdadams, nuke the layer

agrc-conductor commented 4 years ago

conductor results for Recreation.Trails

check status
internal sgid :+1:
sgid10 :+1:
meta table :+1:
stewardship
- deprecation issue link :+1:
steveoh commented 4 years ago

@jacobdadams please close this issue when you have removed the layer.

jacobdadams commented 4 years ago

Roasty toasty nuked.