Team,
We successfully released VNFSDK as part of Amsterdam yesterday. Congratulations!
Instead of a meeting today, I’d like to start discussion through email on
several topics:
· committer promotion(s)
· Planning for maintenance release (Amsterdam 1.0.1)
· Planning for Beijing release
committer promotion
Several people have asked about the committer promotion process. Essentially,
we need to discuss promotions as a team and conduct a vote of the committers.
Once we complete the vote, we ask the TSC to approve our decision.
3.2.2.1 Adding Committers
* Initial Committers for a project will be specified at project creation
* Committer rights for a project are earned via contribution and
community trust. Committers for a project select and vote for new Committers
for that project, subject to TSC approval.
* New Committers for a project should have a demonstrable established
history of meritocratic contributions
I would like to open up the promotion process by soliciting criteria and
nominations. One source of data is bitergia, which shows code added and
modified.
Author
Commits
Projects
Added Lines
Removed Lines
Avg. Files
Murali Mohan Murthy Potham
117
1
3,730
808,243
49.991
Harry Huang
49
1
1,265
1,346
1.245
Avinash S
35
1
10,867
700,332
120.629
Chris Donley
32
1
5,508
856
1.875
Gary Wu
11
1
6
6
0.545
GOKUL SINGARAJU
9
1
45,526
87
21.333
Jessica Wagantall
7
1
5
5
0.714
Lianhao Lu
7
1
636
55
3.857
Eric Debeau
5
1
928
939
2.4
Morgan Richomme
4
1
558
562
2
However, this does not show confluence activity or other project activities
(such as in the vnf modeling subteam). How should we measure them to
demonstrate “meritocratic contributions”?
Planning for maintenance release
There will be an Amsterdam maintenance release in mid-January. While the
criteria and process have not been published yet, I believe it’s for bug fixes
only. I think we’ll have a window until mid-Dec to work on highest, high, and
medium bugs. After mid-December, we will probably be limited to high/highest
bugs and results of pair testing and integration testing. We have a handful of
medium bugs in the queue. Aside from those, are there other things we should
consider?
Planning for Beijing
We’ve talked about a few aspects already (image store, updating code to reflect
the new model, etc.) . In addition, I spoke with David Shadmi from AT&T about
possible ways to get better alignment with SDC and VVP in Beijing. We’d like
to set up a joint meeting after Thanksgiving (look for something around 11/29),
and a follow-up at the developer summit in December. What else should we
consider? Please continue to circulate ideas on the wiki and via email – we’ll
review in two weeks.
Note that next week’s meeting is also cancelled due to the Thanksgiving holiday
in the US.
Chris
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Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2017 1:47 PM
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Subject: [onap-discuss] [vnfsdk] VNF SDK Meeting tomorrow (11/17/17) is
CANCELLED
Hi Team,
Chris would like to cancel tomorrow's meeting and hold it via email. Look for
an email from Chris later tonight or tomorrow.
Thanks,
--
Brian Hedstrom
Founder/CEO
OAM Technology Consulting LLC
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