Sprint 9 Planning
This sprint will go from the 28th October to the 25th November. This is going to be our focus:
Included in the sprint :
- Finish the development of the 301 redirects stored in the WP database.
- Finish Make the backend url a global setting.
- Merge the fix for TypeScript inconsistencies. #449
- Merge the Extend source’s Data interface with types from new handlers feature.
- Add unit test lacking in the preview poc.
- Fix
npx frontity servecommand, that takes too much time to start the server. #605 - Create MergePackages util for TypeScript.
- Finish the migration of Frontity Connect to React Easy State. #415
- Create a beta version of the AMP package, with the minimal amount of processors and start testing it.
- Research of the Server Extensibility to start implementing it in future sprints.
You can keep track of the process at the Sprint board .
Sprint 9 Review
For a more detailed view of the final status of the sprint you can check the GitHub board .
Note that, as we’re doing the release after the end of the sprint and we did a release at the middle of the sprint, some issues may differ in the announcement and in this review.
Released
- Make the backend url a global setting.
- Merge the fix for TypeScript inconsistencies. #449
- Merge the Extend source’s Data interface with types from new handlers feature.
- Create MergePackages util for TypeScript.
- Add unit test missing for the preview. #585
- Fix
npx frontity servecommand, that takes too much time to start the server. #605 - End to end tests for wp-source errors (404, 500…) #619
- Add the possibility to define a constant for the Frontity server URL in the Embedded mode. #4
In progress
- We are pretty close to finish what seems a solid solution for the 301 redirects stored in WP database.
- The Server Extensibility research is almost finished. There is a complete draft open for feedback but we should come up with a proper implementation proposal from this.
Not started
- Create a beta version of the AMP package, with the minimal amount of processors and start testing it.
- Finish the migration of Frontity Connect to React Easy State. #415