On 12 Mar 17:42, Bjoern Rabenstein wrote:
> On 11.03.20 23:58, Sylvain Rabot wrote:
> > Several maintainers have given their thoughts on the subjects now.
> > 
> > What would be the next step ?
> > 
> > Should this be put to a vote ?
> 
> We could.
> 
> My personal opinion is that if somebody commits to do the work of
> changing our build processes to not use/have the `vendor` directory,
> I'd be for it.
> 
> However, from the mail conversation and also from some personal
> communication I had with a few team members, there are many who don't
> really want to change the status quo right now, and some even prefer
> to keep the `vendor` directory around.
> 
> Since the current state doesn't really block any other feature
> development, and since the appetite for change doesn't seem to be very
> high generally, I would say this is not super pressing at the moment,
> and I wouldn't spin up the machinery of a formal vote for it right
> now. It might, however, be a great topic to discuss at the next
> developer summit. I have already added it to the agenda. (It was
> planned to happen during KubeCon EU. Since the latter has been
> postponed, we might do a virtual summit, but that's not finalized
> yet.)

After reading everything, I personally don't object to remove the vendor
directory. My personal gut is to keep it but there don't seem to be a
lot of good technical reasons to do so.

My very preferred choice would be to remove it but still to archive a
'vendor' directory within our CI process (next to the binaries?) to
ensure we still have the exact code around.

+1 to put it on the dev summit agenda.

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