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Current Sprint - Sprint 20 ( December 24, 2015 – January 06, 2016 )

LexEVS 6.4 S13-500 Agile Development - Sprint StatusStatus#SprintStatus-Sprint20

Craig reviewed the stories that are planned to be worked on in sprint 21. 

He also mentioned the Cory will be on this project almost full-time going forward.

Issue Prioritization

Recent LexEVS Related Bugs and Features (within last week)

Recent CTS2 Service Related Issues (within last week)

Issue Grooming

Prioritize JIRA issues (fix version 6.4)

Our estimate for phase 4 was originally 60 days.  We revised this to about 100 days.  This puts our functionality complete date to the end of March 2016.

If there is any additional work (CTRP or others), this may potentially push the date out.

Scott mentioned that the search extension feature should be completed around the end of January.   The search extension is needed by NCI to test the TERM browser.  The rest of the search functionality can be tested at this time.

Namespace issue

Scott mentioned that the capability to query from one namespace to another code system is possible. 

Scott described how the namespace feature will work when traversing into another code system (path to root).

Scott and Kevin further discussed this issue and determined that this could be a lot of work to implement more than the narrow path that currently works.

Larry suggested that we document and continue this discussion next week when Gilberto is available.

Scott will work with Kevin to provide a summary of how this feature works.

TODO: Scott to summarize this in LEXEVS-1427.

Scott added that this will be released for 6.3 and merged into 6.4.  We confirmed with NCI that we don't need to add this to 6.2.

We have a list of high level requirements for CTRP that we captured during our F2F meeting in December.

We are looking for more detailed requirements for LexEVS planning purposes.

TODO: Larry will request more information from Jose.

Orphaned Index issue

Scott added a fix for this orphaned index issue. When the system starts up, the system checks indexes against a registry.  Any indexes not found will be removed. 

We discussed this new functionality with NCI and Tracy agreed that this made sense.

The Mayo team suggested that we remove the scripts associated for Windows 32.  Windows 32 bit systems are not really adequate to run LexEVS.

Tracy and Rob agreed that we remove these scripts.

We also agreed to remove the Windows 32 bit LexEVS install and everything associated with Windows 32 bit environment.  This includes updating the documentation.