garage-roadmap

The Senzing Garage Roadmap gives a peek into the future of the Senzing Garage. It is the public roadmap for requesting and following the growth of the Senzing Garage artifacts.

Visit the Senzing Garage Roadmap.

FAQs

1. Q: What does each roadmap column mean?

   1. Requested - This feature has been identified and will be evaluated for suitability. If this feature is of value to you, please vote giving it a "thumbs up" and perhaps leave a comment on why it is important to you.
   2. Accepted - This feature has been deemed worthy of development. Feel free to add comments on how to properly design the feature.
   3. Not accepted - This feature most likely will not be implemented.
   4. In progress - Senzing is actively working on it. Comments are still welcome in this phase.
   5. Delivered - The feature has become available. Once delivered, requests for enhancement should be made in the specific repositories.

2. Q: Why are no dates given on the Garage Roadmap?

   A: Senzing is a customer-focused company. When customer requirements come in, they take priority. If a particular feature request is of importance to you, vote giving it a "thumbs up" to help Senzing prioritize based on customer needs.

3. Q: Can I comment on a feature request?

   A: Yes! Senzing encourages comments. Please add comments with any concerns, issues, or approaches you'd like Senzing to consider.

4. Q: Are all future features listed in the roadmap?

   A: Not necessarily. Although the many features are in the roadmap, future features can also be found in individual Senzing GitHub repositories.

5. Q: How do I request a new feature?

   A: See "How to request a new feature".

How to request a new feature

1. To request a feature for a given repository:
   1. Visit the repository
   2. Click on the "issues" link
   3. Click on the "New issue" button
   4. Create a new "Feature request"
2. To request a feature that is not tied to a particular Senzing GitHub repository, create a new garage-roadmap feature request.

Voting

Senzing follows the meaning of GitHub Reaction types. Meaning of reactions are used to determine priority:

1. 👍 - Thumbs up. Essentially "+1". Yes, I want this feature.
2. 👎 - Thumbs down. You guessed it, "-1". Nope, not for me.

To vote for a feature, add a reaction:

1. Open the issue.

2. On the initial comment, click "smiley" icon to add a reaction