stackql / stackql/stackql-devel

Priority items from 2023-01-02

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enhancement v0.4
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Description

Order of events:

  • (1) windows build mingw bug
  • (2) azure auth
  • (3) server stability
  • (4) default views; that is, views specified in provider documents.
  • (5) support for SemVer modifier (-dev, -prerelease etc) in registry entries
  • (6) ability to do REGISTRY PULL {provider}; without specifying a version which fetches the latest (good for UX/DX)
  • (7) aws providers pseudo services (docs)
  • (8) views to support where filter parameters (they already support http parameters such as path etc)
  • (9) snowflake admin provider (via post body injection) edit: done over golang sql driver
  • (10) version v0.3.x with improved issue templates and at least one published bug report and one published feature issue (note: this will require some stabilisiing bugfixes)
  • (11) dashboard continuation
  • (12) demo / walkthrough for some sort of compliance report (at least one example)

composable views (probably in stages) (deferred)

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Research direction

Review the checklist in issue #41 and focus on the deferred demo or walkthrough for a compliance report. The issue names no files or tests; completion would require publishing at least one example of such a report.

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Assessment

Domain
content, documentation
Issue type
Documentation
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
20/100

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