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Issue created Jan 27, 2020 by Jackie Porter@jreporterDeveloper

Support On Demand Release Evidence

Problem to solve

The general problem of changing evidence (issues, milestones) can be solved simply with on-demand Evidence collection. In this scenario Releases would have many Evidence objects (has_many).

Intended users

  • Rachel (Release Manager)
  • Delaney (Development Team Lead)
  • Sasha (Software Developer)

Further details

  • Related Comment: #38103 (comment 277327850)

Proposal

Suggested approach: on-demand Evidence collection

This issue will implement support for multiple Evidences for a single Release.

An Evidence snapshot may be automatically created, depending on the type of Release. A Release can be created with a historical date, no date or a future date.

  • Historical Release (released_at date is before current time) - No Evidence is created.
  • Immediate Release (no released_at date is provided, Release is created immediately). A single Evidence object is created
  • Upcoming Release (released_at is a future date) - Evidence is created immediately, and a second Evidence object is schedule to be created at the time of Release.

Additionally Evidence can be created "on-demand". An API endpoint will be provided to create Evidence 'now' (via async Sidekiq job). Multiple evidences are displayed on the Release page, along with the collected_at date (same as created_at).

On the UI, multiple items will be displayed under evidence collection, with the timestamp it was collected at, Updated and version tag in the download link.

multiple-evidences

Permissions and Security

Documentation

  • Release evidence at end date history

What does success look like, and how can we measure that?

  • Release evidence is captured at any point in time by users

What is the type of buyer?

  • Premium+
Edited Oct 23, 2020 by Jackie Porter
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