Hi guys,

I'm very sorry, I missed this meeting due to conflict.

I will join the next one.

Regards
JB

On Thu, Mar 14, 2024 at 7:38 AM Ashvin A <ash...@apache.org> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> Thanks to everyone who was able to join the community meeting on March 11.
> The discussion was lively and productive, and I appreciate everyone's
> contributions.
>
> Below you'll find an auto-generated summary of the meeting. As a follow-up,
> I am planning to start discussion threads and create issues. One of these
> will be to share the meeting recording and the meeting transcript. I hope
> that this will provide a valuable resource for those who were unable to
> attend.
>
> Once again, thank you for your participation.
>
> Best,
> Ashvin
>
> ====
> Start time 3/11/24, 7:52:14 AM
> End time 3/11/24, 8:57:46 AM
>
> Participants
>
>    1. Albert Wong
>    2. Ashvin Agrawal
>    3. Dipankar
>    4. Ismael Mejía Useche
>    5. Jesus Camacho Rodriguez
>    6. Kyle
>    7. Stamatis Zampetakis
>    8. Tim Brown
>    9. Vinoth Chandar
>
> ====
> *Notes Generated by Copilot.*
> *Key Topics:*
>
>    - *First release:* The members advised that the first release is a major
>    milestone for the project and suggested some tasks to prepare for it, such
>    as adding license headers, checking dependencies, renaming classes, and
>    automating the release process.
>    - *Renaming classes:* The participants agreed that it is better to
>    rename the classes that have the "One" prefix to avoid confusion and API
>    breakage in the future, and decided to start a discussion thread on GitHub
>    to solicit feedback and suggestions from the community.
>    - *Community page on the website:* Kyle volunteered to create a
>    community page on the website that would have links to the dev mailing
>    list, GitHub, Slack, and the community meeting schedule and agenda.
>    - *Wiki:* The participants discussed the pros and cons of having a wiki
>    for the project, and decided to avoid adding another tool for communication
>    and instead use the dev mailing list, GitHub discussions, and Google Docs
>    for design discussions and collaboration, and the website for final
>    documentation.
>    - *Squash and merge:* The participants discussed the issue of squash and
>    merge when committing PRs, and agreed that the committers should either
>    squash the commits themselves or request the author to do so before
>    merging, and also document the contribution guidelines for the project.
>    - *CI:* Jesus explained the current CI setup using Azure pipelines and
>    GitHub actions, and the challenges and complexities of using a mirror repo
>    and a bot. Vinoth shared his experience with Hudi and suggested evaluating
>    the budget and resources available for GitHub workflows. The participants
>    agreed to discuss this further on the dev mailing list and find a more
>    streamlined solution.

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