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We don't have a proper Roadmap document, I'm afraid. The issue list serves as a list of "future features", while the README file gives a coarse summary of the "current features". Also, this is still a side project for everyone involved, so the development of new features is not driven by a strict planning, but more by fuzzier factors, such as the need of a given feature, or the urge to procrastinate ;-)
That being said, if you have a suggestion for the structure of such a roadmap file, a PR would be welcome...
Otherwise, feel free to open specific issues related to features/functionalities that you are wondering about, or would like to be added.
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A lower barrier alternative to a road map document could be to add milestones, as proposed in #139.
As an example, I often structure issues into the following milestones:
- Next release, in this case this would be "0.8". This allows everyone to see which issues are the most important (e.g. bugs) and what the progress is towards the next release (e.g. 15 of 18 issues closed). It allows other contributors to know which issues to focus on.
- "next", this includes all issues that are important to address, however not immediately prioritized but included in the release after that (e.g. 0.9).
- "later" for issues that are identified as relevant but not that important.
- "wontfix" for issues that are out of scope of the library or whose implementation would cause negative effects that outweigh the benefits.
Then when I release a new version, I close the current release milestone, create a new one and identify and move issues from "next" to the new one.
Compared to a road map, this has the advantage of not getting out of sync and does not need to be actively maintained that much but naturally occurs alongside issues.
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Thanks @KonradHoeffner , I like this idea. I will close this issue and leave #139 open until milestone are actually created (I'm trying to do some issue triage before).
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