CCB Notes
Flagged RFCs
(To be approved by the DMCCB)
Planned end Jul/24/2020
Planned end: Oct/30/2020
Planned end: Oct/30/2020
- RFC-709
- Leanne agrees to board recommend it.
- RFC-699 and RFC-695 due end of the month
- waiting for LCR-2643 to finish
- LCR-2643 approved now, work can move forward on RFC-710
- it requires implementation issues
Proposed RFCs
(to review, do not require DMCCB approval)
Planned end: Oct/22/2020
Planned end: Oct/22/2020
Planned end: Sep/30/2020
Planned end: Sep/30/2020
Planned end: Aug/31/2020
Planned end: Jun/7/2021
- RFC-733 to flag
- Tim agreed with its implementation
- Escalated and then board recommended
- RFC-732
- should be almost done
- Tim suggests waiting until next week to approve it.
- RFC-727 and RFC-726: not relevant for DMCCB
- RFC-723 should be done
- Unknown User (mbutler) to move it to adopted and implemented
Adopted RFCs without Triggering issues
(to create implementing DM issues)
(waiting for LCR-2643)
Adopted RFCs with all triggered work COMPLETED
(to set status as 'IMPLEMENTED')
RFCs adopted since the last DMCCB
(to review, no action required)
RFCs implemented (or withdraw) since the last DMCCB
(to review, no action required)
Releases
- Planned
- Changes to the release schedule
- Next planned Release 21.0.0
- Tentative schedule:
- start: November 2nd
- release available: November 20th
- Pending blocking issues:
- Is python 3.8 still blocked on pybind11?
- python 3.8 will not go in the next 21.0.0 release
- we should have a rubinenv with python 3.7
- Blocking tickets to the resolved before the release or removed from the list
- Yusra looking at them
Monitor Jira issues status:
- the most forgotten 10 DM issues
- (resolution = Unresolved ORDER by updated asc)
3938 unresolved issues (3938 on October the 7th)
DM-638: won't fix since now doing MagicDraw VEs→Jira.
- DM-571 won't fix
Discussion on eups:
- we should get rid of eups
- Jim pointed out that we need a completely new workflow
- Tim suggests having a mixed solution
- develop with eups
- distribute with conda
- Jim is skeptic
- WOM assays we need to bring developers to a more standard solution
- We need a story to get a practical proposal
