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The Yocto Project 1.3 Themes include:
The Yocto Project 1.3 Themes include:
===Continuity / Refresh===
# Continuity / Refresh:
 
## The usual keeping up to date with various upstream project, continue to work on the quality of the metadata and keeping up to date with bug fixing.
The usual keeping up to date with various upstream project, continue to work on the quality of the metadata and keeping up to date with bug fixing.
# Stabilization & Adoption:
 
## We've introduced a lot of changes. I think now may be a good time to catch our breath so to speak and ensure everything is complete, functional, well tested and has the right level of polish.  
===Stabilization & Adoption===
## We also need to encourage adoption of the project by OSV and Silicon Vendors and look at ways we can advance and integrate Shoeleather-type board labs (from semis and OSVs).
 
# Usability:
We've introduced a lot of changes. I think now may be a good time to catch our breath so to speak and ensure everything is complete, functional, well tested and has the right level of polish.
## Introduce WebHob?
 
## Continue improving error messages
We also need to encourage adoption of the project by OSV and Silicon Vendors and look at ways we can advance and integrate Shoeleather-type board labs (from semis and OSVs).
## Reserve time to jump on usability issues as they come up
 
===Usability===
 
Introduce WebHob?
Continue improving error messages
Reserve time to jump on usability issues as they come up


== Areas to improve for 1.3 release ==
== Areas to improve for 1.3 release ==

Revision as of 18:09, 2 May 2012

Potential Yocto Project 1.3 Features

Yocto Project 1.3 - Target release = Oct. 2012

Yocto Project 1.3 Themes

The Yocto Project 1.3 Themes include:

  1. Continuity / Refresh:
    1. The usual keeping up to date with various upstream project, continue to work on the quality of the metadata and keeping up to date with bug fixing.
  2. Stabilization & Adoption:
    1. We've introduced a lot of changes. I think now may be a good time to catch our breath so to speak and ensure everything is complete, functional, well tested and has the right level of polish.
    2. We also need to encourage adoption of the project by OSV and Silicon Vendors and look at ways we can advance and integrate Shoeleather-type board labs (from semis and OSVs).
  3. Usability:
    1. Introduce WebHob?
    2. Continue improving error messages
    3. Reserve time to jump on usability issues as they come up

Areas to improve for 1.3 release

  1. SState improvements (file urls, overwriting files checks)
  2. Init system overhaul (optional systemd support?)
  3. Performance improvements (postinstall handling, rootfs generation speedups)
  4. Multilib bug fixes
  5. Complete multilib recipe enablement and automated sanity tests
  6. Bitbake test suite
  7. Build history web UI
  8. Autobuilder Improvements

Process for Entering New Feature Requests

  • Open a bug in the Yocto bugzilla setting the type of bug to be an "enhancement" request. The detail about the request should be included in the bugzilla report.
  • Create a new entry in the appropriate feature table below (Poky, SDK, Hardware)
    • Suggestion: start by copying an existing request as a template
  • Give the feature a short, descriptive name
  • Set the priority as appropriate (see the legend below)
  • Set the Status to "Review"
  • In the Source field, enter your name along with the origination of the request (e.g. OSV, OEM, Community) if applicable; provide as much detail here as you can
  • In the Comments / Bugzilla field, provide any additional information for the request includind a link to a bugzilla entry
  • Preview your Entry to make sure it looks ok and then save it

Legend

Priority: 1 = Must have, 2 = Nice to have but wouldn't block a release, 3 = Lower priority, desired, defined plan, 4 = Worthwhile ideas, no defined plan

Status: Accept = Engineering agreement to include in release, Review = Under Review for Inclusion in this release, Reject = Will not be included in this release

Sample Table

This is a sample table to show how to submit features.

Feature Name Priority Status Source Comments / Bugzilla Links
Placeholder feature name 1, 2, 3 or 4 Review Name Comment + Link

Core/Bitbake

Feature Name Description Priority Status Source Owner Due Comments / Bugzilla Links

Core Meta Data

Feature Name Description Priority Status Source Owner Due Comments / Bugzilla Links

Other Layer Meta Data

Feature Name Description Priority Status Source Owner Due Comments / Bugzilla Links

Infrastructure

Feature Name Description Priority Status Source Owner Due Comments / Bugzilla Links

Kernel

Feature Name Description Priority Status Source Owner Due Comments / Bugzilla Links

BSPs

Feature Name Description Priority Status Source Owner Due Comments / Bugzilla Links

ADT / Tools and Support

Feature Name Description Priority Status Source Owner Due Comments / Bugzilla Links

QA Items

Feature Name Description Priority Status Source Owner Due Comments / Bugzilla Links

Documentation

Feature Name Description Priority Status Source Owner Due Comments / Bugzilla Links

Unsorted List

no bugzilla tickets were found
no bugzilla tickets were found
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