Rethinking Google's Famous LaunchCal
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Rethinking Google's Famous LaunchCal
Rethinking Google's Famous LaunchCal
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Backend: A list of all launch statuses, step statuses, and when to launch options.

Launch Status
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Status Name
1
Scoping
2
Design
3
In Development
4
Testing
5
🚀 Launched!
6
Pending
7
On Hold
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Launch Step Status
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Status Name
Description
1
Not Started
This step has not been started.
2
In Review
This step is being reviewed.
3
Approved
This step is complete and approved!
4
Denied
This step was denied - speak to the reviewer for more information.
5
Exception
An exception has been requested for this step.
6
N/A
The launcher decided to not include this step in this launch.
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Launch Step Requirement
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When to use
Description
1
Every time
This step is required for every launch.
2
Recommended
Include this step unless there is a specific reason that prevents you from including it.
3
Optional
Include this step if it adds lift to the launch, but it’s optional.
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