Thank you Nick, I followed up on the draft and incorporated some of your feedback. For the WIP-part of DISCLAIMER, I think what's left are trivial things to fix - except for the handling of the crypto part of the code base.
We depend on openssl/boringssl for some things, and I'm just not familiar with what should be done here / what it takes to obtain an export license for that. There might also be another road towards compliance: to axe out features that induce the ssl dependency (and maybe allow a plugin model to wire back in some of that if someone desires so, e.g. for https fetching of input resources) On Mon, Aug 3, 2020 at 1:05 PM Nick Kew <n...@apache.org> wrote: > > > > On 3 Aug 2020, at 11:30, Otto van der Schaaf <osch...@we-amp.com> wrote: > > > > Hi all, > > > > I have posted the nearly due board report draft over at > > https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/INCUBATOR/August2020 > > > > Please take a look; feedback is highly appreciated > > > > Otto > > Feedback: > > It's quite terse throughout. Which is probably fine, except where the > jargon > goes over my head ("... stand-alone sidecar service"?) > > The interesting part is all in one dense paragraph: > > "The first incubator release has been announced after field-testing. > Furthermore, small enhancements are being contributed from people outside > of the initial committer group. Major changes have landed on master: the > build system has been refreshed to leverage bazel, c++17, absl & Envoy. As > a side-effect, most of the remaining issues from the WIP-DISCLAIMER have > been addressed." > > External contributors are good: are they potential internal contributors? > That is to say, > consider whether anyone should be committers: build the community. Though > of course > discussion of individuals takes place in private@ until&unless they are > invited and accept. > > If WIP-Disclaimer can be dropped in the near future, that's something to > raise here: > summarise what the issues were and how they've been addressed. It's also > a box > to tick on the way to graduation. > > The later parts of the report appear to be TBD. > > -- > Nick Kew
