[petsc-dev] workflow diagram

Jed Brown jed at jedbrown.org
Wed Apr 30 16:53:44 CDT 2014


Barry Smith <bsmith at mcs.anl.gov> writes:

>    It is pretty good. One thing that I don’t think is clear is that
>    the successful testing in next TRIGGERs the branch being merged up
>    to master. I have drawn in an ugly curve which is an example of
>    that. Sadly I couldn’t see how to put an arrow on it nor put text
>    saying something like “successful test leads to merge of branch
>    into master”.

I hoped that "merged with evidence of stability" communicated that part.

>    Also you use funky unnecessary language that muddles things up.
>
>     red circle — merge to integration branch “integration”? Just say
>     next/test branch in fact next should really be called test branch
>     but I guess we are stuck with next

Changed.

>    You waste too much of the page with all the explanation at the
>    bottom.

Hmm, I don't think I can expand the graph without making it more
confusing.  The legend at the bottom lets my comment more, but I'm sure
it can be tightened up more.

>    Make the maint and master branch lines blue, the feature lines
>    yellow, the bug fix branch line green, the next branch line red

Done

>    The wording (usually start from master) is wrong. It is the branch
>    that is usually started from master not the commit.

fixed

>    Remove all the business of “discard when next is rewound words”
>    instead just show the next release being made on the right side of
>    the picture and hence the new next being made again like you do at
>    the left side

I've tried that.

>    With these changes you can get rid of the last three things at the
>    bottom in ()

Hmm, I might wait on deleting that.  I'm not sure it's communicated by
the other part of the figure.
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