Hi Paco! Just a few minor hints inlined below.
On 17-10-31 18:03:01, Francisco Javier Acosta Padilla wrote: > Hi RIOT developers, maintainers, > > Maybe some attendants to the RIOT Summit 2017 remember that we have talked > about having developer/maintainer meetings from time to time to discuss about > organisational stuff, e.g. which Issues/PRs are priorities and who’s looking > at them. > > Well, I just moved a step forward into this and ask all of you to attend the > first meeting. For strategical reasons, we’ll hold these meetings one day > before the Hack&ACK, which takes place last Thursday every month. This way we > can agree which PRs/issues are likely to be solved during the Hack&ACK, > especially if the couple maintainer/commiter attend the meeting. However, > this is not limited to the Hack&ACK and can be done at any time, we’ll > discuss the way we want to work on this and if a meeting per month is > enough/too much. CG: I assume you meant every last *Tuesday* of the month, not *Thursday* > > I have organised this using github projects[1], on which I have created > several (maybe too much, to be discussed): > > - Bug tracker for the release -> This project keeps track of the bugs > reported in the current release. The goal is to work on them as much/soon as > possible. The first task would be to order them by priority, since for now > they’re just ordered by date. > > - A project for each area on our roadmap -> Keeps track of the current work > being done in a given area. The goal is to create issues/PRs and organise > them by priority. A maintainer will be assigned to get the issue solved/PR > merged. > > - Monthly meetings organisation -> Keeps tracking of the activities > regarding our roadmap. I think this can be used mostly to agree on which > parts of the roadmap we want to work on, and who’s steering the activities. I > didn’t add the bug tracker here but it’s maybe convenient, though it can bee > too large. > > Given that today is a holiday in Germany, and most of the > attendants/organisers of Hack&ACK are from there, there’s none today. We have > agreed that we will move it to the next Tuesday. > > Therefore, I suggest to have our first meeting next Monday. I don’t know > about the hour, since we have contributors from all over the world, but I > guess around 17:00 can fit most time zones. CG: So the first meeting is scheduled at 5 pm (CET) on November 6. > > I expect your feedback and let’s also discuss about which mean can we meet. > We’re using placecam for the Hack&ACK which works more or less good, but if > we can have something better and all people is able to configure it we should > move to it. CG: I have no strong opinion about the software. If PlaceCam works then just use that. An alternative could be WebEx. Cheers, Cenk > > Since this would be our first meeting, I’d say we’ll need to reserve around > 1h for it, but I’ll try to keep the next ones no longer than 30min. > > Keep RIOTing! Cheers! > > P.S: @Martine, can you set up the next Hack&ACK meeting? Thanks! > > -- > Francisco Javier Acosta Padilla > Research Engineer at INRIA Saclay > INFINE Team > > [1] https://github.com/RIOT-OS/RIOT/projects > _______________________________________________ > Maintainer mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.riot-os.org/mailman/listinfo/maintainer -- Cenk Gündoğan Hamburg University of Applied Sciences Dept. of Computer Science / Internet Technologies Group Berliner Tor 7, 20099 Hamburg, Germany Fon: +49 40 42875 - 8426 Mail: [email protected] Web: https://www.inet.haw-hamburg.de/
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