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Friday's pilot needs offline mode. The release does not include it.
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The invoice-export bug support keeps repeating is still unowned
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Your sprint priorities shifted while you were in calls
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payments-service is drifting from the ADR you wrote
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Friday's pilot needs offline mode. The release does not include it.
Call Customer pilot · Monday Slack #launch · Tuesday Jira OPS-117 GitHub release/v1.4
Stack Stitch summary

The customer needs offline mode for Friday's pilot. Jira is still backlog and the release branch has no offline work.

Problem

Field reps will be onsite with weak signal. The current release has neither offline cache nor a sync queue.

Root cause

OPS-117 stayed in backlog while the call, Slack thread and release branch evolved separately.

Action items
  • Bring OPS-117 into the Friday release decision.
  • Tell #launch whether offline mode is in or out.
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Friday's pilot needs offline mode. The release does not include it.
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Customer pilot — offline rollout
Today · 1:27 PM · 9m 09s · 3 speakers
SummaryTranscript  42
Summary

The customer needs offline mode for Friday's pilot. The current release still has no offline cache or sync queue.

Decisions
  • Make the Friday scope explicit before the customer dry run.
Action items
  • Move OPS-117 into the release decision.
  • Post the outcome in #launch.
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Why did you flag this?
The pilot depends on offline mode, but OPS-117 is still in backlog and release/v1.4 has no offline work. Move the ticket into the release, or tell #launch it is out before the customer expects it.
Call · Monday#launchOPS-117release/v1.4
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