Integrate with my queue plugin

[brodock]

I've started a queue plugin as a first step to implement Github Flow.
My original idea is to isolate queue from "Deployment" flow, and be able to share it in other contexts.
You have take a look at my current implementation here: https://github.com/brodock/lita-queue.
We use a similar version in Hubot, and works really well.

So my proposal is: I can define a clean queue API that you will be able to use and communicate with. I can also share the project with you and give commit access if you feel you need.

[jaisonerick]

Thank you @brodock

I've started this project as an internal need, so I need to fix some things here to make it "production ready". I've read your project code and based a lot of my work on it. The one thing that hold me from use it was that I wanted to block you from deploy if it wasn't your turn.

I'm sure we can improve both projects working together.

Let me give some thought and clean this project. If you want, I can also give you commit access here, so we can build a better project.

[brodock]

Awesome.

Being able to block if it wasn't your turn is something we do today, and definitely something that makes sense.

I need to expand a little bit the queue concept I have today, and I believe that can also improve the deploy workflow you are coding.

To give you some context: we have a 3D printer on the office (for fun), and on our current workflow, people enqueue themselves and the "3d models", to get them printed.

I believe that the queue should be able to handle this "2 dimensional" use-case, in the same way that it does with the simple and generic "enqueue people".

About the deploy workflow, with this type of queue, you should be able to store something like "[brodock: [orgname/repository/branch, orgname/repository2/branch]]", and have it deploying both feature branches from same or different repositories deployed one after the other, etc.

This still a very initial idea, but I strong believe that has tremendous potential.

I will give you access to the repository and get the missing parts of todays vision going, and we can discuss after about this 2D idea.