meltwater / drone-cache

A Drone plugin for caching current workspace files between builds to reduce your build times
https://underthehood.meltwater.com/blog/2019/04/10/making-drone-builds-10-times-faster/
Apache License 2.0
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[docs] move "Future Work" section to GH issues instead #64

Closed spier closed 5 years ago

spier commented 5 years ago

When looking at the Future Work section in the README I was wondering if we should move this to github issues instead?

When doing a quick grouping, I think that for the following feature ideas we already have issues (or could easily create new ones):

Add Azure Storage Backend
Add Google Cloud Storage Backend
Add s/FTP Backend
Add Alibaba OSS Backend
Add Microsoft Azure Storage Backend

The following look like chores/fixes/smaller features that we don't have issues for yet:

 Fix goreleaser/drone/docker conflicts or remove redundancy with Drone jsonnet
 Add cache key fallback list
 Flush or TTL/Retention policy
 Add unit tests

@kakkoyun if you hare happy for me to do so, I can create new issues for the missing ones, and then just point from the future work section to the https://github.com/meltwater/drone-cache/issues

What do you think?

kakkoyun commented 5 years ago

@spier I think this is a great idea. As you said before we have already moved a couple of those things to issues. Thanks in advance for your contributions.

Just one thing to point out, we may have a related issue(#50) about Flush or TTL/Retention policy, you may want to separate flush and TTL part.

I have been also trying to promote collaboration for the repo that's why I have put #hacktoberfest label to issue, we can also put it as a topic to the repo.

What do you think?

spier commented 5 years ago

Quick fix: Added hacktoberfest and hacktoberfest2019 topics to the repo.

I will work on the rest of the issues/documentation later and reach out to you if I have questions.

kakkoyun commented 5 years ago

@spier I guess we could say this is done. What do you think?

spier commented 5 years ago

@kakkoyun yes, I think so.

I am closing it.