Weekly engineering summary
A readable summary for people who weren't in the standup, with risks and what's next, drawn from code, tickets and incidents.
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Weekly engineering summary
github.list_prs31 pull requests merged across 6 reposDonelinear.list_issues24 issues done, 6 carried overDonelinear.search_issues4 of the 6 are waiting on design reviewDonepagerduty.list_incidents2 incidents this week, both resolved under an hourDonenotion.create_pageSummary written to the team wikiDoneslack.post_messageLink and highlights posted in #engWaits for you
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- 31 pull requests merged across 6 repos
- 24 issues done, 6 carried over
- 4 of the 6 are waiting on design review
- 2 incidents this week, both resolved under an hour
- Summary written to the team wiki
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- Link and highlights posted in #eng
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Engineering
Triage pull requests
“Triage the new pull requests.”
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When a pull request opens
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Engineering
Incident command
“We have an incident. Run point.”
The timeline built live from alerts, deploys and chat, the right people paged, and a postmortem drafted when it is over.
When an incident opens
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Engineering
Fix vulnerable dependencies
“Deal with this week's dependency security alerts.”
Alerts reviewed, the real risks separated out, fixes opened as pull requests and tickets created for the rest.
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