Repo cleanup and organization

[schneidergithub]

I would like to suggest a few ideas, but leave the decision up to the real repo owners:

1. Automatically delete merged branches (over 100 branches right now, this will cause long-term issues and only grow)

2. Automatically dismiss stale PRs, issues, etc. After a certain time limit, close and delete things that have not had any follow actions. If needed, they can be recreated.

3. Add roadmap / scrum board with auto-syncing to issues approved for work.

[1larity]

I have my vote.

[malanthrax]

Agreed.

[ChuxiJ]

Here’s my thoughts on the suggestions:

1. We need a way to automatically delete branches that have been merged and are older than one week.
2. PRs and issues with no activity or response for more than 4 weeks will be closed automatically (managed by a bot).
3. The roadmap needs further discussion. For now, we plan to organize it into three main areas:
   • User experience / entry point
   • Refactoring
   • New features

User experience (top priority)

Official iteration will start after the stable v0.1.0 release.

• Prioritize fixing known compatibility issues (quick start, installation, device differences).
• Provide multilingual documentation and higher-quality tutorials, with a proper management scheme to help users get started quickly and improve project visibility.

Refactoring

Aims to support better development and long-term growth.

• Clean up and refactor the existing codebase.
• Resolve redundancy caused by AI-generated code.

New features

• Integration with ace-step-daw.
• Improve the LoRA training experience and complete the LoRA training ecosystem.

[ChuxiJ]

@1larity The stable v0.1.0 release is still missing the refactoring part.
I will try to stop merging new PRs as much as possible, except for critical bugs or urgent issues.
From now on, our only focus is to complete the first full refactor of the project.
Once you are ready and we are ready for testing, we can release it as the stable version.
The one-click portable package for ACEMusic (supporting Windows and macOS) will also be re-released based on this version.