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mod-kb-ebscojava module provides latest interface version - eholdings 2.0
During releasing new version of mod-kb-ebscojava new interface eholdings 2.1 has been provided.
Previous ticket for eholdings 2.0 should be closed.
New ticket in Interfaces epic eholdings 2.1 should be created.
2 Tracking RMB versions
All interfaces are ordered under following epic -
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raml-module-builder provides latest interface version - "RMB v 29.4.0"
During releasing new version of raml-module-builder new version "RMB v 30.0.0" has been provided.
Previous ticket for RMB v 29.4.0 should be closed.
New ticket in RMB epic "RMB v 30.0.0" should be created
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4 Tracking modules releases
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Release epics
For each release appropriate release epics should be created.
Following release checkpoints should be covered with separate epics:
- Release preparation - upgrading to platform components if new version is provided
- Stripes (example: to manage process of upgrading to Stripes v4 epic - https://issues.folio.org/browse/FOLREL-341 has been created. Please create a tickets familiar to https://issues.folio.org/browse/UIEH-891 to track your effort and set epic to FOLREL-341 if upgrade is not required -> jira ticket could not be created)
- RMB (example: to manage process of upgrading to RMB v30 epic - https://issues.folio.org/browse/FOLREL-342 has been created. Please create a tickets familiar to https://issues.folio.org/browse/UIEH-891 to track your effort and set epic to FOLREL-342 if upgrade is not required -> jira ticket could not be created)
- OKAPI
- Modules release
- Main release
- Bugfix release
- Hotfix release
As example see bunch of epics that are created for Q2 2020
4 Tracking modules releases
Development team and PO should decide what responsible modules are going to be released.
When decision is agreed then separate ticket for module release should be created in specified Jira project.
Alignment of module and Jira project could be found at Team vs module responsibility matrix