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Display project/release journal #2871

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nlhkabu opened this issue Jan 31, 2018 · 3 comments
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Display project/release journal #2871

nlhkabu opened this issue Jan 31, 2018 · 3 comments

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nlhkabu commented Jan 31, 2018

Sub ticket of #2734

We should show the maintainer some history of their project/release. The current UI looks like this:

screenshot from 2018-01-31 21-37-45

Questions:

  • Should this be on a project level?
  • Should this be on a release level?
  • Should it be on both?
  • What milestone should it be in?

On the last question, it's probably not a heap of work for me to get it into the maintainer MVP - so long as the data is ready to go :)

ping @di @ewdurbin @brainwane @dstufft

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nlhkabu commented Jan 31, 2018

from @di (#2807 (comment))

Hmm, looks like I'm wrong -- legacy PyPI actually does show a mix of project-level journal entries and release-level journal entries on each release page.

This seems like it would be somewhat confusing to users. IMO it'd be better to have all the journal entries in one place, but perhaps I'm missing something obvious and @ewdurbin can chime in and explain why it's like that on legacy.

@di di added this to the 1: Maintainer MVP milestone Jan 31, 2018
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di commented Jan 31, 2018

I put this in the Maintainer MVP milestone, since it already exists (in some form) on legacy.

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di commented Feb 5, 2018

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