Hi all, Here are the meeting minutes from our June 2026 monthly meeting :
**Meeting Summary** **Date:** 11 June 2026, 09:46 (Europe/Zurich) **Attendees:** Serge, Jérôme, Jonathan, François --- **Board Report Update** - Board report submitted with yesterday's deadline, no time for team review beforehand - Board expressed concern about limited activity beyond Serge's recent commit activity - Jérôme and Jonathan mentioned by name in report to demonstrate broader team engagement - Updates can still be submitted today if issues are identified **Pull Request Review Process** - Implemented automated review system using Copilot and Claude (via Everything Claude Code - ECC suggested by François) - Process: Copilot review → fixes → ECC Code review → fixes → local integration tests → Github integration tests → merge - All pull requests like processed except multi-tenancy PR (too large for Copilot) - Multi-tenancy PR reviewed 3-4 times with ECC - Security issue identified: tokens stored in plain text in Elasticsearch; new ticket created for encryption in release 3.1 **Remaining Work for Release 3.1** - 4 pull requests remaining (1 in progress, 3 pending) - Additional tickets created for deferred issues - All processed tickets updated and merged ones closed - Unit tests to be committed - Integration tests now at 280 tests - API-level tests still to be added **Testing Challenges** - Integration tests unreliable on GitHub CI (pass/fail inconsistently on same code) - Local tests: 32 minutes each (OpenSearch and Elasticsearch) - GitHub CI tests: ~50 minutes each - Main bottleneck: Elasticsearch asynchronous indexing (1-second delay) - Tests limited by I/O wait times rather than CPU/disk/network - Proposal to focus on test stabilization closer to release rather than during current development phase **Testing Infrastructure Discussion** - Currently using GitHub default runners - Suggestion to investigate if Apache Foundation provides access to more powerful runners - Discussion about potentially mocking Elasticsearch indexation to speed up tests - In-memory persistence framework for unit tests executes in ~5 minutes, will be committed soon - Consideration to eventually phase out current integration tests in favor of unit tests and API-level tests - Current integration tests don't cover all APIs **Apache Foundation Mythos Initiative** - Apache Foundation partnering with Anthropic for vulnerability detection using Mythos model - Unomi requested to participate in program - PR opened with required documentation:
