Trello in the age of kanbanery

[Eric Shepherd]

With the durable team using kanbanery, what changes do we need to make to our use of trello? Currently there's overlap and that redundancy seems wasteful. But the trello board is more broadly available, so it's useful for some projects.

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[Jean-Yves Perrier]

As both are public (and we can request license for core contributors if
I remember well), once the Kanban cards will be on par with the
information in Trello, I think we should get rid of the Trello board.
Specific projects can have specific Trello boards though.

Likely around Sprint 3.

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[Eric Shepherd]

As I understand it, there are limits on how many users can be on a
Kanban board before you have to buy a license for it. Is that not the
case? If so, do we have such a license, or the okay to get one?

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*From:* Jean-Yves Perrier
*Sent:* Tuesday, May 3, 2016 8:56:29 AM EDT
*To:* dev...@lists.mozilla.org
*Subject:* [dev-mdc] Trello in the age of kanbanery

> As both are public (and we can request license for core contributors
> if I remember well), once the Kanban cards will be on par with the
> information in Trello, I think we should get rid of the Trello board.
> Specific projects can have specific Trello boards though.

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Eric Shepherd
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