Updated PLAN

 - Legacy-Id: 17223

Author: levkowetz

PLAN

@@ -7,24 +7,24 @@ Updated: $Date$
 Planned work in rough order
 ===========================
 
-* Polish the htmlization pages, making the style identical with tools.ietf.org.
-
 * Wrap Trac in a docker container, in preparation for transition to running
   the datatracker under Python 3.  It doesn't look like Trac will be available
   for Python 3 until January 2020 at the earliest.
 
-* Investigate making RFCs first-class document objects to faciliate being
-  able to model BCPs that represent groups of RFCs properly. Then fix the rfc sync
-  script to update BCP aliases when changes occur changes (a BCP points to new
-  RFC numbers)
-
 * Complete the transition to Python 3.  This will make it easier to add add
   support for internationalsed email, and also other i18n enhancements.  The
   code has now been made Python 2 / Python 3 compatible (as of release 6.99.0,
   16 July 2019), but has not been deployed under Python 3 yet.  The natural
   point for changing the deployment seems to be just after the next OS upgrade,
   which we think will make Python 3.6 the default mod_wsgi python.
 
+* Polish the htmlization pages, making the style identical with tools.ietf.org.
+
+* Investigate making RFCs first-class document objects to faciliate being
+  able to model BCPs that represent groups of RFCs properly. Then fix the rfc sync
+  script to update BCP aliases when changes occur changes (a BCP points to new
+  RFC numbers)
+
 * Rework email sending so that all emails sent by the datatracker, except for
   logging and failure emails sent to ADMINS, are captured as a Message object.
 
@@ -36,9 +36,6 @@ Planned work in rough order
   there are about 100 file open() which should be reviewed and changed to
   io.open() unless that's clearly not right.
 
-* Add generation of bibxml reference library entries to the datatracker, in order
-  to be able to transition away from the old TCL code.
-
 * Add django pagination to selected pages with long lists of results in order
   return results to the user faster.