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Global issue tracker management - creating issues, severity levels, and tech debt tracking
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| name | issue_tracking |
| description | Global issue tracker management - creating issues, severity levels, and tech debt tracking |
| license | MIT |
| compatibility | opencode |
| metadata | {"category":"methodology","for_agent":"reviewer, supervisor","focus":"quality, traceability"} |
project_management/issue_tracker.yaml
# Global Issue Tracker for Tock ESP32-C6 Port
next_id: 5 # Always increment after creating issue
issues:
- id: 1
severity: critical
type: bug
title: "Short description"
status: open
issue_tracker.yamlnext_id valuenext_id# Before
next_id: 5
issues:
- id: 4
...
# After adding new issue
next_id: 6
issues:
- id: 4
...
- id: 5
severity: medium
type: bug
title: "GPIO interrupt not triggering"
status: open
sprint: PI001/SP002
created_by: reviewer
created_at: 2024-01-20
resolved_at: null
notes: "Works in test, fails on hardware"
| Severity | Description | Sprint Impact |
|---|---|---|
| critical | Blocks functionality, safety issue | Must fix before approval |
| high | Significant bug, wrong behavior | Must fix before approval |
| medium | Code quality, minor bug | Should fix, can defer |
| low | Style, docs, nice-to-have | Defer to TechDebt PI |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| bug | Something doesn't work correctly |
| techdebt | Known shortcut or cleanup needed |
| enhancement | Improvement opportunity |
| question | Needs PO/Analyst input |
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| open | Issue identified, not started |
| in_progress | Currently being worked on |
| resolved | Fixed and verified |
| wont_fix | Decided not to fix (document reason) |
CRITICAL: IDs are NEVER reused
next_id and increment after useFor issues that cannot be fixed immediately:
- id: 7
severity: medium
type: techdebt
title: "Timer accuracy could be improved"
status: open
sprint: PI001/SP003
created_by: reviewer
created_at: 2024-01-25
resolved_at: null
notes: |
Current accuracy is 15%, acceptable for MVP.
Should target 5% in TechDebt PI.
See PI001/SP003/004_reviewer_report.md for details.
When fixing an issue:
- id: 5
severity: medium
type: bug
title: "GPIO interrupt not triggering"
status: resolved # Changed from open
sprint: PI001/SP002
created_by: reviewer
created_at: 2024-01-20
resolved_at: 2024-01-22 # Add resolution date
notes: |
Works in test, fails on hardware.
RESOLVED: Fixed in PI001/SP003 - interrupt enable bit was wrong.
Commit: abc123
In commit messages:
feat(gpio): implement interrupt handling
Fixes #5: GPIO interrupt not triggering
Related: #3 (timer accuracy)
In reports:
## Issues
- Fixed Issue #5: GPIO interrupt
- Created Issue #8: Timer drift concern
Periodically, schedule a TechDebt PI:
issue_tracker.yaml for type: techdebt and status: openresolvedSupervisor ensures PO is aware of:
Standard progress report format, location conventions, and handoff documentation for all agents
ESP32-C6 hardware specifics - register addresses, peripherals, and RISC-V considerations
Hardware test automation patterns for ESP32-C6, similar to Tock's existing test infrastructure