Create Mobile burnups
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	Aug 7 2015, 4:26 AM

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iOS sprints (52 through 59):
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/search/query/XkCsg0HHY.gU/#R

[CURRENT]
iOS backlog board:
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/tag/wikipedia-ios-app-product-backlog/

iOS workboard:
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/tag/wikipedia-ios-app-development/

While I'm at it, Android:
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/tag/wikipedia-android-app/
The above board has a "Resolved/Invalid/Declined/Legacy" hidden column that encompasses a lot, included work resolved in Sprints. It may be too overarching, though, so...

Android sprints 52 through 63:
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/search/query/UCj16PaTBDQM/#R

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		Resolved		• JAufrecht	T110705 refactor burnup SQL for consistency across different projects

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Gave data to Joel

If I understand your ask correctly, these are my backlogs on the Android board:

Bug Backlog
Tech Debt Backlog
Product Backlog

And also these backlog-like columns:

Needs Triage
Open Questions/Discussion
Tracking

Sprints use the "Done" column, and are numbered 52 through 63.

The iOS board has these backlogs:

Bug Backlog
Engineering Backlog
Product Backlog

And also these backlog-like columns:

Needs Triage
Needs Design
Needs Acceptance Criteria
Tracking

Those above four lead to:

Needs Estimation

Which leads to the iOS dev board backlogs:

Ready for Development

"Done" columns:

Ready for PM Signoff
Released

"Ready for PM Signoff" has recently been designated the "done" column, where completed tasks (that is, reviewed by the PM/PO) are marked "Resolved." "Resolved" tickets are moved to the "Released" column in batches, to coincide with releases. The iOS sprint boards also use "Done," and number 52 through 59.

• ggellerman moved this task from Blocked or Waiting to To Do on the Team-Practices (This-Week) board.Aug 27 2015, 9:12 PM

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MBinder_WMF moved this task from To Triage to General backlog on the Team-Practices board.

• JAufrecht added a subtask: T110705: refactor burnup SQL for consistency across different projects.Aug 28 2015, 6:49 PM

• JAufrecht added a project: Phlogiston.Sep 17 2015, 9:28 PM

• JAufrecht moved this task from To Be Triaged to Charts for early adopters on the Phlogiston board.Sep 18 2015, 1:21 AM

Notes from review: Android has 15 sprints, each sprint is a new project.

iOS, data is not yet reliable.

Names are wildcardable; shifted the naming convention a few weeks ago. Current template is Mobile App Android Sprint #1.

Have a definition of maint fract; tracking has been mostly complete, using worktype tags. Some stuff on existing boards, especially iOS Kanban, that was not tagged.

New charts are up for Android. I guess I'll make a separate task for iOS. Please review http://phlogiston.wmflabs.org/and.html.

MBinder_WMF edited projects, added Team-Practices (This-Week); removed Team-Practices.Oct 15 2015, 9:24 PM

MBinder_WMF moved this task from To Do to In Progress on the Team-Practices (This-Week) board.Oct 27 2015, 4:32 PM

Met with Joel, reviewed link above. Joel took his own notes, but here are my takeaways (having failed to take notes):

I'll talk with the Android PO about these charts, what is useful, and what they'd like to see.
Joel will look to sort the inconsistently-named sprints. Failing that, I'll retroactively change the older ones to match the new convention.
Joel will create updated charts, including maintenance fraction data.