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Stories below this line are not immediate priorities and are included for reference.

=== Story 2.7 ===

XXX - duplicate of [[../../Stories#story-2]] - jml

  * As a fanatic user of Firefox,<<BR>>
  I want to always have the bleeding edge version installed,<<BR>>
  so that I have the latest features (and bragging rights).

      '''Notes:'''
        * Probably requires some sort of linking from products to PPAs.
        * Worth considering whether other types of package archives are appropriate. e.g. "project package archives" as distinct from "personal package archives".
        * We should also consider dealing with the lack of '~' in PPA urls.

=== Story 2.9 ===

XXX - dupe of [[../../Stories#story-2.3]] - jml

  * As an Ubuntu developer,<<BR>>
  I want to be able to take a branch of code and have it built into an Ubuntu
  package and distributed in a PPA,<<BR>>
  so that people interested in my package can test the tip code with minimal
  effort on my part and theirs.

 
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=== Story 2.8 ===

XXX - another Story 2.5 duplicate - flacoste

  * As the developer of an upstream project<<BR>>
  I want the latest release of my project in ubuntu<<BR>>
  So I stop getting out-of-date bug reports from Ubuntu users

=== Story 2.5 ===

  XXX - flacoste - Not related to package of the day
  (based on imports, not releases)

  * As an Ubuntu packager (Kara), possibly maintaining multiple packages,<<BR>>
  I want to be notified when upstream makes available a new release<<BR>>
  So that I can package it.

=== Story 2.6 ===

  XXX - flacoste - flipside of Story 2.5.
  
  * As the developer of an upstream project<<BR>>
  I want the latest releases of my project automatically linked to the
  Ubuntu package<<BR>>
  so I can be sure that they'll get into Ubuntu without me having to push for it

Story 1.7

  • XXX flacoste duplicate of ../../Stories#story-1.1

  • An a Ubuntu developer
    I want to make an external upstream aware of a triaged bug in Ubuntu
    So that we don't have to deal with it anymore.

    Notes: Benefit isn't that realistic here.

Story 1.8

  • XXX flacoste Redundant with ../../Stories#story-1.

    • As an Ubuntu developer (John)
      I want to spend as little time as possible processing bugs (confirming and triaging)
      So that I can spend as much time as possible coding fixes.

      • Notes: Launchpad could ask questions and/or use "affects me too" information to suggest triages and even auto-triage. IOW, Launchpad could do more to support crowdsourcing technically.

Stories below this line are not immediate priorities and are included for reference.

Story 2.7

XXX - duplicate of ../../Stories#story-2 - jml

  • As a fanatic user of Firefox,
    I want to always have the bleeding edge version installed,
    so that I have the latest features (and bragging rights).

    • Notes:

      • Probably requires some sort of linking from products to PPAs.
      • Worth considering whether other types of package archives are appropriate. e.g. "project package archives" as distinct from "personal package archives".
      • We should also consider dealing with the lack of '~' in PPA urls.

Story 2.9

XXX - dupe of ../../Stories#story-2.3 - jml

  • As an Ubuntu developer,
    I want to be able to take a branch of code and have it built into an Ubuntu package and distributed in a PPA,
    so that people interested in my package can test the tip code with minimal effort on my part and theirs.


Not duplicates

Story 1.9

XXX - jml - not that valuable in itself, but probably quite cheap to do after doing the inline project registration stuff required for the more critical stories. Also, LP would feel oddly incomplete without it.

  • As an Ubuntu fan,
    I want to quickly add upstream data for packages that are missing it
    So that I can help the project although I'm not a coder (and earn karma and brag about it).

Story 1.10

XXX - flacoste Too small to be on this list. JFDI.

  • As an Ubuntu QA engineer,
    I want to know how many users are affected by a bug
    So that I can prioritise bugs more easily.

Story 1.11

XXX - flacoste Better triage service, less than upstream.

  • As a developer
    I want incomplete bugs to automatically go back to confirmed when the reporter provides the requested information
    So that I don't have to mark them confirmed myself.

Story 1.12

XXX - jml Contingent to package of the day "network".

  • As an Ubuntu QA engineer,
    I want to have people be able to easily confirm the bug against latest trunk,
    so that I know whether the bug exists upstream.

    • Notes:

      • This helps bug triagers to decide whether the bug is in Ubuntu, or should be sent upstream.
      • It's important that it's easy for the tester to test the latest version, without messing up his system.

Story 2.8

XXX - another Story 2.5 duplicate - flacoste

  • As the developer of an upstream project
    I want the latest release of my project in ubuntu
    So I stop getting out-of-date bug reports from Ubuntu users

Story 2.5

  • XXX - flacoste - Not related to package of the day (based on imports, not releases)
  • As an Ubuntu packager (Kara), possibly maintaining multiple packages,
    I want to be notified when upstream makes available a new release
    So that I can package it.

Story 2.6

  • XXX - flacoste - flipside of Story 2.5.
  • As the developer of an upstream project
    I want the latest releases of my project automatically linked to the Ubuntu package
    so I can be sure that they'll get into Ubuntu without me having to push for it

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