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1 minScribeAll

Jason Root is next, followed by Jakub Skoczen

Reminder:  Please copy/paste the Zoom chat into the notes.  If you miss it, this is saved along with the meeting recording, but having it here has benefits.

5-10 minLiaison Updates
  • CC: Maccabee Levine
    • ...Nothing from CC
  • PC: Marc Johnson (covering for Tod Olson)
    • ...Reporting in Folio - Multiple options. What is the PC's role in finding the direction in the ecosystem - how does the PC navigate that?
  • RMS Group:
    • ...No updates
  • Security Team: 
    • Business as usual
  • Tri-council Application Formalization:  
    • ...Upcoming meeting has been scheduled
1 minUpcoming MeetingsAll
  • - Dedicated discussion: TBD
  • - Community Update (PC meeting & time slot)
  •  - Regular TC meeting
  • - Dedicated discussion: TBDGolang - w/ guests (David Crossley or someone else from DevOps familiar with what was done for CI/CD for Go modules)
  • - Regular TC meeting
15 minTCR Board ReviewAll

Today:

Julian Ladisch will link story in TCR-44 for mod-reporting

Marc says: Go might change dependency in code analysis group if the tool-set is changed


5 min

Technical Council Sub-Groups Updates



15-30 minRFCs

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Reminder(s)

  • Review of open items, such as the need for decision log records and the application of the "Go" RFC.
    • Still need merge and decision log entry
  • The RFC Process document was never updated after adopting the wiki-based approach.
    • Any volunteers to take a swing at cleaning this up?  In theory the process is quite similar, only the parts about branching and creating PRs should be adjusted.
    • Should we try to update it as we move through the RFC process for 0010-eureka?

Today:

  • Craig McNally has migrated the RFC template to the wiki:  RFC Template (Title goes here)
  • FQM RFC - What is the status of this?
    • VBar is out this week, but Craig McNally did sync-up with him on this last week.  An RFC was written and nearly complete a while ago, but never made it across the finish line.  Vince asks for guidance on how to proceed:
      • Option #1 - Finish up the RFC page which represents the state from last year OR
      • Option #2 - Update it to reflect the latest state of FQM - including things like the security improvements covered at WOLFcon
      • Also, should the page be reformatted to:
        • Conform to the wiki-based RFC template? OR
        • Convert it to more of a documentation / whitepaper page - which could then become a living document
  • 0010-eureka - Preliminary Review
    • Review:  Summary, Scope, Motivation, and Timing.
 

Notes:

  • Static Code analysis
    • mod-reporting criteria approved?
  • Golang - adopt or not - may or may not be a prerequisite because Go not in the list of officially supported language
  • RFC Template: Craig pulled together the template from Git to Wiki
    • Craig asked for thoughts on how to clean up the process doc
    • Marc recalls doing a run-thru 1st
    • Craig will update 2 stages after the meeting
  • FQM: It was written, but not really touched - did not cross the finish line

    • Marc mentioned one of the ideas behind RFC process - The amount of effort was supposed to decrease, keep it high level

    • Cross-database access privilege of modules?

    • Marc suggests re-framing RFCs to be more about policies and less about the details - Maccabee agrees

  • Two things that are important to the RFC:

    • Cross-database module access?

    • One-off or not for this process?

  • Eureka RFC: Abstract is ready from Craig, copy and paste from Ebsco's own internal docs
1 minDecision LogAll

Need to log decisions for the following:  (see above)

Jason's position on the TC:

  • TAMU candidate going to be put forward, not going through the normal election process
  • Jakub needs to confirm with Index Data/Mike G (confirmed now, Jason will be backup/proxy for ID)
  • Tech Council members - will go to a vote
5 min

Officially Supported Technologies (OST)

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