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This meeting is a hybrid teleconference and IRC chat. Anyone is welcome to join. Here is the info:
- Time: 1:00pm Eastern Daylight Time US (UTC-4)
- Dial-in Number: (641) 715-3570
- Participant Code: 304589#
- International numbers: Conference Call Information
- Web Access: https://www.freeconferencecallhd.com/wp-content/themes/responsive/flashphone/flash-phone.php
- IRC:
- Join the #islandora chat room via Freenode Web IRC (enter a unique nick)
- Or point your IRC client to #islandora on irc.freenode.net
- Nick Ruest
- Marcus Barnes
- Diego Pino
- Bryan Brown
- Jared Whiklo
- Mark Baggett ⭐
- Ben Rosner
- Melissa Anez
- Ed Fugikawa
- Alex Garnett
- Martin Dow
- Drupalize.me
- Have you tried it out yet?
- Project management
- Sprint debrief
- PDX
- Crayfish
- Docker
- July sprint
- Sprint sign-up
- Priorities
- ... (feel free to add agenda items)
As always see IRC Log
- Zenhub
- Nice Kanban style formatting
- It's a lot like Trello (Kanban)
- There is a free license available.
- Melissa will send an email to see what a "Free open source" license means.
- Drupalize.me
- Courtesy of an anonymous donor (5 seats)
- 4 seats have been used
- Marcus Barnes wants the fifth seat
- Melissa will send Marcus' invite
- Accounts should have been sent to the people who said they'd use them
- Check spam folder if didn't receive
- [Nick has some notes here about the project management things he's been watching] (https://www.dropbox.com/s/h1oqq5s9wabz2vp/drupalize-project-management.txt) ++
- Jared has been using.
- Not a ton of Drupal8 stuff according to Jared.
- Need to strategize who is watching what on Drupalizeme * https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sQBx9E9XQt-a-hXdUXJg2ULeoB1F7B9q8xeTFWa-9j0/edit#gid=0
- Sprint Debrief
- Accomplishments here
- Sprint went well.
- Kudos to Ed for creating ticket and completing it even though he wasn't even on the sprint.
- Brian and Ben have been working on PDX (PCDM) work.
- They will continue this work in the next sprint.
- Nick worked on some Docker stuff. See progress here
- July Sprint
- The signup sheet can be found here.
- The milestone is here
- If you want the Kanban style swimming lanes with the milestone, use this
- Nick will work on the Chullo test coverage.
- Almost at 100% with his latest pull request.
- Need to update Checksum query. (https://github.com/Islandora-CLAW/chullo/pull/51)
- Nick going to also work on some other tests.
- Marcus is curious what the time commitment for these are. How much time do you have to devote during Sprints? What is typical?
- Nick will take whatever time you can devote during the Sprint.
- Would be great if you could devote the full 2 weeks to these.
- A lot of the newbie tickets have been completed, but there are some things.
- The free conference call service is always available during sprints.
- Marcus thinks he could devote a half hour to an hour each day.
- He will sign up.
- Marcus will also create Drupal Security Group ticket in the CLAW issue tracker.
- Jared and Diego working on some Drupal 8 stuff.
- Ben and Brian working on PCDM.
- Nick is working on tests.
- Are there other priorities?
- There is still this Docker issue.
- Ed may take this one.
- Right now, Ansible and Docker geared towards 7.x-2.x (not CLAW).
- Fedora deployment will be different with latest release. This will need to be addressed in the future.
- Other things: WebAC & API-X
- There will be an API-X call tomorrow at 1:00 PM eastern. If you're interested in this kind of stuff, can lurk on the call. Talk about the architecture as we move forward. Right now trying to understand the boundaries between API-X and CLAW architecture.
- CLAW group now listed as stakeholders in API-X.
- Create tickets if there are things you want to work on during the sprint.
- Anything else?
- Jared looking at Alpacca Issue 274.
- This bit can go.
- Will create issue and put a newbie tag on it.
- Newsletter came out today.
- Check out the performance and scaling bit. Can see test 5 here. Sitting at over a million records on new test.
- Can see test 2 here.
- Can see VT test 3 here.
- Can see the other 2 York tests here and here.
- Big differences depending on what database you use. See Princeton test for another example. LevelDB seems quicker but doesn't scale well.
- If you're interested in performance and scaling, Andrew Woods would love to have you as part of that group.
- If you want to talk about anything, add it to the next or a future agenda.
- Where are things in the interoperability dream (Hylandora)?
- Not dead yet
- Will need to figure out how to model / do files
- Hydra using HydraWorks. We don't want to use that.
- Where to keep up with this?
- This is a good place
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