On Mon, Mar 07, 2016 at 02:39:07PM -0800, Aaron Wolf wrote: > In this case, I'm fine with moving forward but only if it's otherwise > clean progress.
Ok, if design is fine with it (which was expected) we come to a bigger problem. Right now I'm working to strip out unnecessary features and prototype code. So far, that has resulted in 9,000 lines of code removed. 9,000. Yes, that is more than what's left. It's also as many as a good-sized novel. https://github.com/snowdriftcoop/snowdrift/compare/master...chreekat:reboot?expand=1 IMO this project is dead and we don't know it yet. We HAVE to continue stripping out unusable code in order to resuscitate it. Doing so, of course, massively conflicts with the changes you (fr33) are making; changes that are hard to make precisely because there's so much dead weight. This causes me — and presumably you — some tension. > I definitely want to see *all* the stuff connected to work packages in > OP when it's not just minor typo fixes etc. And to that end, I hope the > dev team will already work to add stuff to OP and add more concrete > tasks to the existing user stories to make the already entered items > complete. I still can't make heads or tails of OpenProject. I don't think I can take on the project manager role of managing that tool. And it *should* be managed, by some one person or another. I guess that's a different topic. To be more *on* topic, the act of stripping out dead code is creating some new tasks. I definitely want to share them and all that. OpenProject is the tool to do it with. Can I pass the tasks on to someone else who can take the time to figure out the best way to use OpenProject? (Apologies for cross posting to discuss@, but there's some larger topics here and I want to include more people.)
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