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Release 4.2 planning · 18:42
Release 4.2

Regression coverage before we ship

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Release 4.2 planning

Today, 10:14 · 34 min · 4 decisions · 3 actions

Overview

The team went through where 4.2 stands and moved the date to Friday so QA gets a full regression pass. Northwind was cut back to phase one to keep the timeline honest.

Key decisions

  • Release moves to Friday so QA gets a full regression pass.
  • Northwind migration stays at phase one.

Action items

  • Send updated release timeline to stakeholdersPriyaFri
  • Confirm QA availability for Wednesday startUnassignedn/a
  • Draft phase-two migration proposalYouNext week

Open questions

  • Does the delay need a changelog customers can see?
  • Who signs off the regression test plan?

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Release 4.2 planningStart another Assist

Release 4.2 planning

Today, 10:14 · 34 min · 4 decisions · 3 actions

Overview

The team went through where 4.2 stands and moved the date to Friday so QA gets a full regression pass. Northwind was cut back to phase one to keep the timeline honest.

Key decisions

  • Release moves to Friday so QA gets a full regression pass.
  • Northwind migration stays at phase one.

Action items

  • Send updated release timeline to stakeholdersPriyaFri
  • Confirm QA availability for Wednesday startUnassignedn/a
  • Draft phase-two migration proposalYouNext week

Open questions

  • Does the delay need a changelog customers can see?
  • Who signs off the regression test plan?
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