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[Issue #1869] Removes old deliverable specs #1916
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These deliverables were drafted and committed before we moved the process into the wiki
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Thanks for making these updates @widal001! Where are the deliverable specifications from the public wiki living on Github? Sorry, I might have missed that! I have a couple other comments based on that response
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Got the link: https://github.com/HHS/simpler-grants-gov/tree/main/documentation/wiki/product/deliverables! thanks for letting me know. I think this makes sense to remove the deliverables. planning for API/frontend/etc, developer tools, and communication platforms - we do have the ADRs created for those so the planning work around that is tracked. Thanks for separating out grants protocol too.
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Thanks for the cleanup!
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Summary
Removes old deliverable specs that were still in
documentation/deliverables/
from before we moved the deliverable drafting process into the wiki.Fixes #1869
Time to review: 2 mins
Changes proposed
documentation/deliverables/
sub-directoryContext for reviewers
Note: This also removes some of the old deliverables that weren't attached to 30k foot deliverables (e.g. communications tools, and developer tools). Do we want to preserve those old specs? Or just retire them now that we've coalesced around only creating deliverable specs for 30k deliverables?
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