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JIRA - A Quick Overview
JIRA is the issue tracking system used by the ONOS project to keep track of various tasks and works-in-progress. These topics, called issues, are categorized based on:
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An issue itself if identified by a JIRA-generated identifier of the form ONOS-<number>. For example, the issue for creating this page in the wiki is was ONOS-371, a major-priority story that is part of the Documentation epic and the current sprint.
Issue Lifecycle
Each issue is also associated with a status. The lifecycle of an issue is a series of changes to its Status field, as follows:
- Open - issue is open and may or may not be assigned
- In Progress - issue is open, is assigned to someone, and work is in progress
- Resolved - the assigned person has declared that the issue has been addressed
- Reopened - issue is not resolved and must be returned to the open status
- Closed - everyone agrees the issue has been addressed and should no longer be considered
For example, the sample workflow for a bug is:
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Atlassian provides some great tutorials on using Jira. Unfamiliar readers should therefore visit their website. |
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The first section will discuss viewing, searching for, and taking issues on the ONOS JIRA. The second section will discuss how to create issues. . The final section will describe how to submit feature proposals.
- Finding, Claiming, and Claiming Working On Issues
- Creating Issues: bugs, feature requests, documentation
- Submitting a new feature proposal
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