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As an Angular Material user, I want to see a list of all in-progress and planned new components, so that I don't submit duplicate new component requests.
Currently I'm aware of three places where we can see available, in-progress and planned components:
Doc site (available components only)
README.MD
Issues page with new component label
However, neither README.MD nor Issues page with new component label is a complete list of all in-progress and planned components. For example, README.MD does not have #2691, and neither #2691 nor #508 has a new component label.
I reckon the easiest way would be adding a new component to all new components that have an open issue already.
This may reduce the number of duplicate new component requests.
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The README should capture everything we plan on doing at a high level; if something is missing from the README, it's not a total lock-in for something we're definitely going to have.
As an Angular Material user, I want to see a list of all in-progress and planned new components, so that I don't submit duplicate new component requests.
Currently I'm aware of three places where we can see available, in-progress and planned components:
README.MD
new component
labelHowever, neither
README.MD
nor Issues page withnew component
label is a complete list of all in-progress and planned components. For example,README.MD
does not have #2691, and neither #2691 nor #508 has anew component
label.I reckon the easiest way would be adding a
new component
to all new components that have an open issue already.This may reduce the number of duplicate new component requests.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: