#opendaylight-meeting: TSC
Meeting started by phrobb at 16:58:31 UTC
(full logs).
Meeting summary
-
- dmm (dmm,
16:58:38)
- TSC Members please #info in (phrobb, 16:59:01)
- Lenrow (dlenrow,
16:59:09)
- Kent Watsen (kwatsen,
16:59:31)
- edwarnicke (edwarnicke,
17:00:19)
- charis price (ChrisPriceAB,
17:01:05)
- regXboi (regXboi,
17:03:28)
- upcoming events (colindixon, 17:03:57)
- there’s the OpenFlow World Congress in
Dusseldorf which there’s a call for papers open (colindixon,
17:04:30)
- there’s also a hackfest there which we’re
organizing (colindixon,
17:04:44)
- this is a big event for us, please reach out to
ChrisPriceAB as he’s coordinating our efforts there (colindixon,
17:05:08)
- https://wiki.opendaylight.org/view/TSC:Main
the agenda for this whole meeting (colindixon,
17:05:33)
- http://www.opendaylight.org/events/2014-10-14/opendaylight-mini-summit-sdn-openflow-world-congress
ODL minisummit at OFWC (colindixon,
17:05:59)
- http://www.opendaylight.org/events/2014-10-13/opendaylight-d%C3%BCsseldorf-hackfest
hackfest (colindixon,
17:06:07)
- http://www.opendaylight.org/events/2014-09-29/opendaylight-developer-design-forum
developer design forum (colindixon,
17:06:26)
- committer additions to openflowplugin (colindixon, 17:07:03)
- two people (Anil Vishnoi and Ed Warnicke) are
up (colindixon,
17:07:38)
- RobDolin proxy for Rajeev Nagar (MSFT)
(RobDolin,
17:08:02)
- 5 of 6 committers have voted in favor of
this (colindixon,
17:08:04)
- https://lists.opendaylight.org/pipermail/tsc/2014-July/001451.html
this thread showing the voting (colindixon,
17:08:30)
- VOTE: Voted on "Shall
Anil Vishnoi be promoted to committer on the OpenFlow Plugin
Project?" Results are, +1: 7 (phrobb,
17:09:26)
- VOTE: Voted on "Shall
Ed Warnicke be promoted to committer on the OpenFlow Plugin
Project?" Results are, 0: 1, +1: 6 (phrobb,
17:10:08)
- AGREED: Anil Vishnoi
is promoted to committer on OpenFlow Plugin project (phrobb,
17:11:04)
- AGREED: Ed Warnicke
is promoted to Committer on OpenFlow Plugin project (phrobb,
17:11:23)
- Chris O’Shea to committer on integration (colindixon, 17:11:39)
- https://lists.opendaylight.org/pipermail/tsc/2014-July/001454.html
evidence of 8 of 10 committers voting yes (colindixon,
17:11:58)
- he’s done a lot of work on providing mock
interfaces in the project which has be helpful (colindixon,
17:12:30)
- VOTE: Voted on "Shall
Chris O’Shea be promoted to committer on the Integration Project?"
Results are, +1: 6 (phrobb,
17:12:37)
- AGREED: Chris O’Shea
is promoted to committer on the Integration Project. (phrobb,
17:12:47)
- board vote on modifications to TSC charter (and at large election updates) (colindixon, 17:13:05)
- stable hydrogen release progress (colindixon, 17:13:35)
- pretty much everybody has +1'd (regXboi,
17:14:50)
- there are a few gaps and we may need to remove
the folks who haven't (regXboi,
17:15:06)
- in future hydrogen/stable (regXboi,
17:15:20)
- looking (regXboi,
17:15:24)
- https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13MBWx3kcevlGGla0zIYS312xvjnJHH2i5X2fGOYMesw/edit#gid=0
(regXboi,
17:15:51)
- Defense4All and Affinity are gaps (regXboi,
17:16:09)
- edwarnicke sent email to Defense4All and they
are not planning to participate in Hydrogen release (colindixon,
17:17:28)
- Chris Wright (cdub,
17:19:24)
- colindixon asks if we can interpret this as n-2
yes votes and 2 don’t care votes and just ship it (colindixon,
17:19:53)
- dmm says, as cdub suggests, sending something
out the door that has “stable” on it with something like that seems
bad (colindixon,
17:21:16)
- regXboi says there are two options: (1) drop
those projects and ship without them [edwarnicke is working on the
mechanics to do that], (2) ship the release with them as is
(colindixon,
17:22:40)
- edwarnicke would like it known that doing the
mechanics is should not be interpretted as a particular position one
way or another (edwarnicke,
17:23:56)
- dmm asks what does it mean that all the
documentation, release info, etc. lists these two projects as part
of hydrogen, but they’re not in the stable hydrogen release
(colindixon,
17:24:13)
- ACTION: dlenrow to
figure out if he can unstick affinity for the stable release over
the next week (colindixon,
17:26:15)
- regXboi and colindixon point out that we should
probably make it explicit that participating in a simultaneous
release means meaningfully participating in the stable
releases (colindixon,
17:28:43)
- cdub clarifies that we don’t need projects to
fix bugs (they might not have any) but they do need to provide
testing feedback that they haven’t regressed (colindixon,
17:30:21)
- yes, I +1 that (regXboi,
17:30:33)
- second cdub's points (edwarnicke,
17:30:43)
- currently, we know that Defense4All does not
intend to participate in the hydrogen stable release, by next week
we will know yes or no for Affinity (or we will declare that they
are not) (colindixon,
17:32:39)
- question: do we need to look at projects having
CI jenkins jobs so these questions become moot in the future?
(regXboi,
17:33:09)
- colindixon asks what are we going to do next
week with the information we have next week? drop them if they’re
not participating? or include them as is if they’re not
participating? (colindixon,
17:37:03)
- CASP3R says he’s tested Defense4All and they
pass (colindixon,
17:37:55)
- Nils Swart says he'll reach out to DMM to
clarify Affinity status (dlenrow,
17:38:37)
- CASP3R says Affinity has no tests (colindixon,
17:38:53)
- cdub points out that we should probably ask the
project to plus-one based on CASP3R's feedback rather than doing it
for them (colindixon,
17:39:54)
- this topic is now closed pending feedback (by
next week) from D4A and Affinity (colindixon,
17:40:58)
- dmm points out that we need to start being
really clear what we’re going to expect from people in the Lithium
release and future ones and what support we will provide
(colindixon,
17:41:51)
- board vote/tsc at large elections (colindixon, 17:42:15)
- the board passed the proposed
modifications (colindixon,
17:44:13)
- phrobb says he’s going to send out a request
for nominations (colindixon,
17:45:18)
- edwarnicke asks if we can’t establish how the
nominations and elections are going to work and document it
somewhere so that people know what to expect (colindixon,
17:45:41)
- the passed things include a waiver for current
TSC members to have to step down if somebody from their company wins
an at-large seat for one year starting yesterday (July 23,
2014) (colindixon,
17:47:00)
- ACTION: phrobb to
create a wiki page documenting how the process will happen
(colindixon,
17:48:53)
- future releases and project lifecycle (colindixon, 17:51:07)
- mlemay is presenting slides, they will be
attached to the meeting minutes later (colindixon,
17:51:55)
- mlemay says that while Karaf features help,
they are still too fine-grained to work with when it comes to
documenting things, expose as installable to users, etc.
(colindixon,
17:52:54)
- projects are too coarse-grained (colindixon,
17:53:07)
- the proposal is to use “components” as the unit
in between the two (colindixon,
17:53:53)
- https://wiki.opendaylight.org/view/Simultaneous_Release:Project_Expectations
this link contains some information about what is being thought
about components and how to use them (colindixon,
17:57:11)
- edwarnicke says he thinks this is good, but
that he wants to avoid forcing projects to do it in this
release (colindixon,
17:59:06)
Meeting ended at 18:00:44 UTC
(full logs).
Action items
- dlenrow to figure out if he can unstick affinity for the stable release over the next week
- phrobb to create a wiki page documenting how the process will happen
Action items, by person
- dlenrow
- dlenrow to figure out if he can unstick affinity for the stable release over the next week
- phrobb
- phrobb to create a wiki page documenting how the process will happen
People present (lines said)
- colindixon (79)
- regXboi (21)
- phrobb (18)
- edwarnicke (18)
- odl_meetbot (18)
- alagalah (18)
- kwatsen (12)
- cdub (11)
- dlenrow (6)
- dmm (6)
- CASP3R (6)
- RobDolin (5)
- ChrisPriceAB (4)
- marcbe-sel (2)
- networkstatic (1)
- LuisGomez (1)
- abhijitkumbhare (1)
- drizzt_ (1)
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