L1 Task Force Sprint #3 Status Update
The following summary provides a status update for activities for the L1 Task Force from February 6th to February 17th, 2023.
Q1 Roadmap and Release Milestones
Currently, the L1 Task Force is on-schedule for reaching all Q1 target milestones. Please note: release v1.0.6 has been renamed to v1.1.0, and release v2.0.4 has been renamed to v2.0.0
Q1 key releases include: Classic v1.0.5 Hotfix (Completed), Classic v1.1.0 (Binance Whitelist and Burntax Split, Go-Live Feb 28th), Cosmos SDK Upgrade to v0.45.11, Tendermint upgrade to v0.34.24, and Classic release v2.0.0
Current Status
- All items are currently on schedule and within budget.
Current Issues/Risks
- None
Sprint #3 February 3rd to February 17th
This sprint was one of our most productive, with classic release v1.0.5 having a successful go-live on February 14th and a large volume of work being completed during the sprint. The team is currently working as a well-structured, professional and cohesive unit — fully on-track to complete Q1 deliverables as outlined in the Q1 L1 Joint Task Force governance proposal. cohesive unit.
Release v1.1.0 is on-track, and will be released as a software governance upgrade (tentative Feb 21st, with a go-live of Feb 28th).
The L1 Sprint #4 project board can be viewed in real-time at GitHub. The L1 Sprint #4 Project Board will be updated this upcoming Monday, following the sprint planning session.
Next sprint: February 20th to March 3rd
Q1 Budget Forecast and Actuals
- The Q1 implementation is expected to be completed within budget.
- There have been a few budget requests made to TGF which are currently under review and include some required hardware, including a new dedicated development laptop for Superman (current one has died on him unfortunately!) and a dedicated blockchain specific workstation for LuncBurnArmy.
- It has been proposed and requested to TGF that the $12.5k monthly budget which was originally allocated to Notional be re-allocated for Vinh and also possibly LuncBurnArmy. This would ensure payment for work as a part-time developer and senior project manager at fair market rates. *These items are currently under review by TGF and may require a small governance proposal as an amendment to the original L1 Joint Task Force governance proposal.
- A monthly OPEX cost of $108 has been added for Microsoft 365 licensing for all core team members.
Questions or Comments?
If you have any questions or comments with respect to how the development team is progressing, what may be coming up next, or have any other general questions — please do not hesitate to reach out.