Pianificazione del progetto AMP

What was accomplished

• Internal release pipeline improvements
• Maintenance for custom AMP GitHub apps
• AMP closure compiler was upgraded from May to November
• Progress on code coverage measurements during tests

What's next

• Refactor Travis-specific CI pipeline code
• Continue work on other ongoing projects

What was accomplished

• Ushered 2-week release freeze (beta channel updated, but not stable / lts)
• Migrated AMP project CLA to latest OpenJS agreement
• Progress on Visual diff infrastructure redesign
• Progress on instrumenting minified code for coverage during E2E tests

What's next

• Fixes to AMP closure compiler build pipeline
• Explore technology options for a status page for AMP
• Explore automating asset downloading + page freezing for visual diff tests
• Continue work on other ongoing projects

What was accomplished

• Infra updates for release freeze from 10/26-11/8
• AMP has fully moved off Google CLA to OpenJS CLA
• Package management has been migrated from Yarn to NPM
• Travis integration migrated from travis-ci.org to travis-ci.com

What's next

• Continue work on assorted ongoing projects

What was accomplished

• Internal improvements to release process, including freezing from 10/26-11/8
• Beta browsers / OSs are included in manual testing matrix
• Coverage data can now be collected during E2E and manual testing
• Deployed new OpenJS CLA for ampproject (not blocking yet, will eventually replace Google CLA)
• Fixes to package management (Yarn 1 is reaching end-of-life)

What's next

• Design review for package management solution (Yarn 1 vs. Yarn 2 vs. NPM)
• Test result collection and reporting for automated tests
• Documentation for release process and error reporting
• Syntax checks for OWNERS files
• Continue work on ongoing release projects

What was accomplished

• IE 11 integration tests are now blocking
• Investigated running Karma tests on an iOS simulator
• Internal infrastructure improvements to cherry-picks and generation of visual tests
• Upgraded custom AMP closure compiler to September, discovered crash (https://github.com/ampproject/amp-closure-compiler/issues/22#issuecomment-699145802)

What's next

• Fix closure crash
• Refactor internal CI code
• Investigate alternatives that allow for iOS testing
• Incorporate beta browsers / OSs in manual testing matrix
• Continue with ongoing projects (coverage, release infra, compilation toolchain)

What was accomplished

• Updates to visual diff internals (plus stability fixes during release process)
• Updates to cherry pick internals during release process
• Initial planning for improvements to CI pipeline
• Instrumented minified builds for code coverage measurements

What's next

• Instrument minified runtime in dev-server and during automated testing
• Begin consolidating code specific to CI service across build-system
• Initial planning for reorganizing of AMP source code directories
• Continue work on other in-flight projects

What was accomplished

• Improvements to guts of visual testing
• Improvements to workflow for generating github releases
• AMP can now be built and tested on Windows
• Discovered cause of test flakes on Safari (incomplete iframe cleanup)
• Investigated code coverage for minified builds

What's next

• Planning for improvements to CI pipeline
• Instrument minified builds, augment dev server middleware
• Continue work on in-flight projects mentioned above

What was accomplished

• Started deprecating old RTVs > 6 months old
• Started automating new release creation as part of cherry-pick workflow
• Added a windows native compiler to ampproject/amp-closure-compiler
• Fixed race in watch logic of default gulp server
• New database for test case level reporting for unit / integration tests
• Error reporting / monitoring for module/nomodule rollout

What's next

• Infrastructure enhancements around release creation / tagging
• Scale up visual testing
• Publish native compiler to npm under @ampproject/amp-closure-compiler
• Add reporting for E2E tests
• Instrument minified code with mapping to original source code
• Automate error report issue creation

What was accomplished

• Deployed Error Monitor UI (in beta)
• gulp tasks can now programmatically build runtime during tests (#28326)
• Established grouping & reviewer assignment for Renovate PRs (#28322)
• Investigated / debugged disconnection failures due to Sauce Labs (#28343)
• Added performance tests to Travis CI (#28148)

What's next

• Move generation of release binaries to open source via gulp release
• Automatically create issues for commonly seen runtime errors
• Add a presubmit check for renovate configuration changes
• Test / deploy new version of karma-sauce-launcher

What we did

• Updated amp.dev release schedule page
• Release tagging is live (PR Use: In Stable / Beta / Experimental)
• Updated cherry-pick template with new release channel names
• Added a way to build only the core runtime via gulp build | dist | watch --core_runtime_only
• Clarified process for adding amphtml dependencies using yarn
• Triaged backlog of infrastructure issues
• Renaming AMP_CANARY cookie to __Host-AMP_OPT_IN

What's next

• Default minified build (gulp dist) will now add AMP_CONFIG to runtime files
• Performance tests as part of CI / release workflow
• Make LTS and nightly channel widely available
• Take steps to reduce CI flakiness (sauce labs, percy)

What we did

• LTS: Updated validator and other parts to support new release type
• GH releases are now auto-published
• WIP: Updates to release schedule
• New cherry picking section of release dashboard
• Network logging for E2E tests
• Added coverage instrumentation for unminified builds

What's next

• Wrap up docs / comms for LTS
• Improve changelog creation
• Network logging API for E2E tests
• Measure code coverage during integration tests

What we did

• Updated Release documentation
• Forbid iframe-ing experiments page to prevent clickjacking
• Release tagging works
• Updated / unflaked e2e tests with new selenium version
• Enforced JSDoc-based access controls in source code
• New --core_runtime_only flag for gulp {build|watch|dist}
• Published Infra doc for OpenJS

What's next

• Interactive visualization for release schedule/cadence
• Announce / monitor LTS launch
• Rename AMP_CANARY cookie to __Host-AMP_OPT_IN
• Automate deployment of internal GitHub apps
• Refactor gulp changelog
• Integrate perf tests into CI
• Fix Sauce Labs disconnects (with help from Karma & Sauce)

What we did

• Release names: stable, beta, experimental, nightly, lts
• Design reviews for nightly and lts
• Opt-in cookie for arbitrary RTVs
• Fixed ~5k unit / integration tests that were using global sandbox
• Added support for checking bundle-size of all JS files
• Legacy bluebird promise cleanup

What's next

• Deploy automated release tagger
• More work on LTS and nightly releases
• Validator changes to recognize LTS releases
• Network logging for E2E tests
• Enforce bundle-size check for JS files that opt in

What we did

• OWNERS syntax check via API
• Eliminating use of global sinon
• Fixed breaks due to new Node LTS
• Owners bot GCE → GAE (with tree, teams, and syntax guide)
• Test infra for amp-github-apps
• Fixed npm security vulnerabilities
• Premium Travis VMs are live

What's next

• Automate GitHub release creation and improve content
• Auto-label PRs on release
• Track bundle-size for extensions
• Automate node LTS upgrades

• Upgrade sinon and eliminate the use of global sandbox

What we did

• New build-pipeline check for unknown dependencies
• Automating GitHub release publication (tracking release CLs)
• Owners Bot migrated to AppEngine w/ virtual repository
• Public-facing owners tree & status pages
• New style check for non-JS files (OWNERS, docs): gulp prettify
• Lots of small documentation fixes

What's next

• Make owners bot repo agnostic
• Travis check for OWNERS syntax
• First steps on monthly release channels
• Automate GitHub release creation and improve content
• Track bundle-size for extensions
• Adopt new bundle-size checker
• Un-break amphtml-validator for users of older Node versions
• Automate node upgrades across all package.json files

What we did

• Owners check is now blocking
• Enabled automatic reviewer assignment
• Added bundle-size support for arbitrary binaries / extensions
• Reorganized build-system and repo root directory for better code ownership boundaries
• Investigated ways to check owners file changes during CI
• Presented 2019 Infra highlights during contributor summit

What's next

• Deploy bundle-size checks for a few non-v0.js files
• Investigate / fix missing PR-deploy button for some folks
• Add a CI check for OWNERS file formatting
• Follow up on open requests from contributor summit

What we did

• Deployed owners bot after design review
• Owners is now a non-blocking check on Github
• Enabled brotli size tracking via bundle-size bot (not yet default)
• Lazy-build is default gulp mode (to disable: --eager_build)
• Re-wrote dev server as an in-process server
• Sauce Labs start / stop scripts supported on Linux and Mac OS
• Fixed bug that caused frequent Travis cache corruption

What's next

• Owners bot: always / never notify owners, auto-assign reviewers, syntax checks
• Improve Travis greenness
• Release tooling (“is my PR in production?”)

Release quality

• Initial version of PR deploy bot
• Fixed amp-date-picker bug, wrote post mortem
• Enabled dormant conformance checks for runtime code

Developer experience

• Migrated CJS runtime deps to ESM
• Babel transforms for multipass
• Fixed babel global transform config
• Fixed gulp watch bug (cancel on compilation error)

What's next

• More work on PR deploy bot
• Re-deploy owners bot with new reviewers assignment algorithm
• Generate externs for all typedefs found in 3p/ads/bind

Release quality

• Fixed saucelabs safari 12.1 bug
• Run integration tests on IE 11

Developer experience

• Refactor of gulp test into gulp unit|integration|a4a
• WIP: Bot to deploy in-flight PR code for demo / testing (on-demand)
• Refactored / sped up unminified builds by 15%

What's next

• Redeploy owners bot with new reviewers assignment algorithm
• Generate externs for all typedefs found in 3p/ads/bind

Release quality

• E2E tests are now a blocking check
  • Viewer / Shadow, Chrome / FF
• Integration tests on minified runtime
• Unit tests on Chrome / FF
• GH status:
  • Code coverage (non-blocking)
  • Failing tests (blocking)

Developer experience

• Prettier adoption complete!
• Closure compiler at v20190513
• Travis CI build / test optimizations
• Local testing: gulp pr-check

What's next

• Enforce code coverage for lines changed by PRs
• Move owners code to ampproject repo, reuse common libs

What was accomplished

Release quality

• Progress on fixing failing E2E tests
• IE-11 integration tests are back in blocking mode (tests must opt in)

Developer experience

• Added babel transforms for version numbers and AMP.extension
• Single pass now uses compiler.jar with zero custom passes
• Refactored compilation code
• WIP: PR checks for minified code

What's next

• PR statuses for integration tests
• Make e2e tests a blocking check
• Investigate hermetic AMP tests
• Prettier implementation