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Re: [mylyn-dev] GSoC 2012 - Activity tracing for Tasks, Builds, Reviews and Commits
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Hi Tim,
thanks for your interest in the project. So far we have only discussed
visualizing activity related to tasks as part of the task editor. The
idea was to extend the comment stream to show activity such as builds
and commits with filters to control the amount of information.
Additionally, it could be nice if we had a dashboard that would also
provide a view across tasks and aggregated information available in
the workbench. Currently, the different artifacts are managed in
various places such as the task list, the builds data model and EGit's
repository model so an important part of the Summer of Code project
would be to come up with a shared data model for the various artifacts
and probably a caching mechanism that could be updated efficiently.
Steffen
On Fri, Apr 6, 2012 at 3:01 AM, Timur Achmetow
<achmetow84@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am a student from Germany and interesting in the following GSoC project:
>
> Activity tracing for Tasks, Builds, Reviews and Commits
> [The Mylyn task editor is the hub for task-focused collaboration. Yet, there
> are many other artifacts and activities that are part of the development
> workflow that are visualized in different views in the IDE. A unified
> activity view that aggregates tasks, builds, reviews and commits either in a
> dashboard or embedded in the task editor would nicely enhance traceability
> and visibility. ]
>
> That's a great project and i like it!
> I work every day with Mylyn and also thought about something similar. My
> personal workaround for the commits overview, today: Use the Bugzilla
> frontend and generate the reports from that :D (but that's not nice!)
>
> The project goal was maybe, to create a view (nice dashboard) which
> aggregates the whole data in one place.
> Any suggestions for this view? Visual content? Diagrams or something else?
>
> Other question: How looks the data model? Where are stored the whole
> informations relating to tasks, builds, reviews and commits? Wherefrom I get
> the whole informations?
>
> Thx
> Tim
>
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Steffen Pingel
Senior Software Developer, Eclipse Mylyn
Mylyn Tasks Lead
http://tasktop.com
