1.0.0 Roadmap

[hackergrrl]

roadmap

Full list: Milestone 1.0.0

• Reliable builds and retrieval
  • Fix gx/go get panic (#24)
  • Reproducible builds (gx or vendoring)
  • Working on Windows (#16)
  • Use local api file rather than assuming localhost:5001 (hackergrrl/fallback-ipfs-shell#2)
  • Sharness test coverage (#2)
  • Fix -o not working postfix (#36)
  • SIGINT not caught (#34)
• Great UX for first-time users
  • Quiet verbosity output (#44)
  • Normal verbosity output (#43)
  • More detailed help docs (#46)
  • Make sure example hashes in the README are permanently available (#33)
• Release + distribute
  • Build binaries for https://dist.ipfs.io release
  • Make available on all major package managers
    • Ubuntu
    • Homebrew
    • Debian
    • Arch Linux AUR
    • NixOS
    • add yours here!

goals

Primary goals for 1.0.0 release:

1. it works reliably, and doesn't hang indefinitely when pieces cannot be found
2. pleasant UX story for the first-time user: good usage docs, output that offers transparency (progress bars, good error messages)
3. available on all major linux and osx package managers

non-goals

1. additional features (mdns, custom bootstrap list, optimizations)

Depends on #24
Depends on #26
Depends on #20
Depends on #21

[dignifiedquire]

Homebrew is super easy to do: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#add-a-new-formula-for-foo-version-234-from-url

[whyrusleeping]

Hey @noffle! I saw you we're around here today, what are the remaining TODO's for getting ipget up and running?

@Kubuxu was wanting to help out finishing this up, where would the best place for him to start be?

[hackergrrl]

Hey! The checklist above is accurate: tackling any of those issues would be of great help.

@Kubuxu Low hanging fruit include hackergrrl/fallback-ipfs-shell#2 or #33. If you're familiar with Go+Windows+IPFS, getting ipget working properly there would be wonderful.