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Description
- Inter-team collaboration can work by exposing code, documentation, roadmaps,
backlogs, and sprint plans. The data is made openly available to drive the
discussions between the teams. - Keep your agile-project management tools open and findable.
- Contributing developers would need to fit in with the owning team's sprints
when a dev is submitting one-off merge requests, etc. - When teams work together over many sprints to deliver larger services works a
bit differently. - Note: It helps to NOT colocate teams (so async written communication can create lazy documentation)
- CI/CD can make it easier to validate contributions.
- Question: how do you protect the CI/CD pipelines of products that are using the IS component?
- Question: Should there be a simple process for contributing automated tests to a shared set (to prevent breakage downstream)?
- Question: What happens when something downstream detects a problem? Who debugs these issues?
- Question: Do contributors join development sprints of the owning organization?
References
- Notes from a discussion in the ISC