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Table of Contents

  1. Participants
  2. Agenda
  3. Minutes

PSC Meeting 2022-05-13

Participants

  • Anna Petrasova
  • Helena Mitasova
  • Huidae Cho
  • Markus Neteler
  • Michael Barton
  • Vaclav Petras
  • Vero Andreo

Agenda

The topics proposed were:

  • Voting on RFC that are in draft mode - Please have a look at these 3 in advance: 0, 1 and 2. With great pleasure I've followed the issues and PRs about releasing procedures and version numbering/naming, so I believe it's time we discuss (and ideally vote) on those.
  • Upcoming releases
  • FOSS4G 2022
  • GSoC 2022
  • Results of student grants and setting a date for the next call
  • Michael Smith news about sponsoring and Opencollective - follow up on previous meeting
  • rgrass(7): follow up on previous meeting

[0] https://trac.osgeo.org/grass/wiki/RFC/8_LanguageStandardsSupportPython

[1] https://trac.osgeo.org/grass/wiki/RFC/4_ReleaseProcedure

[2] https://github.com/OSGeo/grass/pull/2357

Minutes

  • Draft RFCs:
    • We are good with the one about Python
    • Releases:
      • Shall we keep the RCs system when all changes go through PRs?
      • Shall we try to form a testing group of students (many of us do not find the bugs that users do)? This would require a proper guideline to test. We are thinking mostly about testing if binaries actually work in different environments.
      • Make 2nd RC optional?
      • Freeze makes more sense for branching, and esp. for major and minor versions, but not for micro releases which are by definition only fixes.
      • Soft freeze = feature freeze, no more new features. Hard freeze = code freeze, no more changes and tag the release.
      • Anna and Vashek simplify/rewrite RFC 4.
    • Version numbering:
      • Start using all the numbers (odd and even) for releases.
      • Vashek will update the RFC and initiate the motion
  • Move trac RFCs to github to keep all of them in on place (Anna?)
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