Attendees
- Daniel Silverstone
- Richard Maw
Plans
Daniel
- Continue discussion around Covenant which was started by Richard Ipsum in https://listmaster.pepperfish.net/pipermail/gitano-dev-gitano.org.uk/2017-July/000368.html
- Examine https://trello.com/c/teVZtL8G/13 and work through it and try and fix whatever is wrong, either in Lace or in Gitano
- Check and review https://trello.com/c/J0lJscd8/260 situation for C modules and ensure the default makefiles don't link to the lua libraries which is the wrong thing to do.
- Consider what might be doable for https://trello.com/c/4SrOyU3h/261 and make cards as appropriate (or a checklist if it's not much)
- Go back to the v1.1 backlog and get on with other things such as multimail etc.
- Reviewing of stuff as it comes from Richard M / Richard I, etc.
Richard Maw
- Outstanding patch review response to look at regarding https://trello.com/c/TeWxymVD/216
- Several patches need review
- Either more yarn testing https://trello.com/c/NgjWZyc6/141
- Or variable consistency checking https://trello.com/c/z3qJFQad/235
Activity
- Daniel prepared the devday page (this)
- Daniel has responded on the Covenant thread.
- Daniel worked on https://trello.com/c/teVZtL8G/13 and submitted a patch for review.
- Richard reviewed and merged Daniel's work on error messages in Lace
- Richard reviewed and merged Daniel's work on gall test stuff.
- Daniel updated the covenant in line with the change in http://geekfeminism.wikia.com/index.php?title=Community_anti-harassment%2FPolicy&diff=35348&oldid=34272
- Richard completed his rework of his pattern centralisation branch and sent it for review
- Daniel reviewed and merged it
- Richard reviewed and merged Daniel's work on the C module linkage
- Richard reviewed the reown-on-rename series and had comments
- Daniel responded to the comments on that
- The reown series was merged
- The hooks v2 series was reviewed by Richard and merged
Next time
Daniel, and Richard Maw, will be in Montréal at Debconf17 in the first half of August which makes developer days a tad more awkward. In addition there's the Debian UK BBQ toward the end of August which also complicates matters. Daniel has therefore proposed the 2nd of September as a possible next developer day.
So it is decided.