canontech / staking-payouts

CLI to make staking payout transactions for Substrate FRAME-based chains

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Define update priorities

asymmetric opened this issue · comments

What is the meaning of the "Low/Medium/High" priorities used for releases?

I think it would be useful to formally define it, so that people could then act accordingly.

Yeah I agree, I honesty don't have a great system here; essentially I look at the pokadot-js/api CHANGELOG to see if there is any new type updates that might break the api's ability to decode the metadata.

If I am pretty sure the api will break decoding the metadata then I label the release High priority.

If it I think it probably won't break anything but there still looks to be some type updates I label it "Medium" kind of as "probably ok, but better safe than sorry".

If I put "Low" it means I didn't see any change that think will break things.

TBH I am not really on top of the type updates these days and its pretty easy to let something slip through so in an ideal world I would release regularly and users would update defensively. Its overkill but less risky.

Closing for now. Barring major breaking changes to the substrate metadata format, most updates should default too low priority since we don't need to update type defs anymore.