A read-only clone of the dehub project, for until dehub.dev can be brought back online.
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# Roadmap
This document describes currently planned features and events related to the
dehub project. It's intention is to help prioritize work. There are no dates
set, only a sequence of milestones and the requirements to hit them.
## Milestone: Be able to add other developers to the project
* Thread commits (comments, signatures)
* Coalesce command
* Fast-forward perms on branches
* Authorship in commit messages
* README with a "Getting Started" section
## Milestone: Versions
* Tag commits
* Add dehub version to the SPEC, make binary aware of it
* Figure out a release system?
## Milestone: Enough polish to show off the project
* Maybe coalesce the `accessctl`, `fs`, and `sigcred` packages back into the
root "dehub" package.
* Polish commands
- New flag system, some kind of interactivity support (e.g. user doesn't
specify required argument, give them a prompt on the CLI to input it
rather than an error). This is partially done, in that a new flag system
has been started. Needs further work.
- Review flags, probably make some of them into positional arguments,
document everything better.
- Possibly save state locally in order to speed things along, such as
"account id" which probably isn't going to change often for a user.
* HTTP docs
- Some kind of addition to the docker server to auto-serve md files.
- Reorganize all the md files under a `docs` directory, except the README.
- Make sure linking between documents works.
* More/better tests?
## Milestone: IPFS support
* Big ol' question mark on this one.
## Milestone: Minimal plugin support
* SPEC and implement. Things which should be pluggable, initially:
- Conditions
- Signifiers
## Milestone: Minimal notifications support
* Some way to store notification settings locally, and run a command which shows
a sequence of events since the last time you ran it.
- The command should keep a history of all of its outputs, and allow the
user to see that history (in case they run the command, then clear the
output by accident).
- The user should be able to specifically get notifications on threads
they're a part of, threads by branch name pattern, files by path
pattern, and keywords in commit messages.