If approval cannot be attained today, define concrete action items to get us there.
Notes:
Tod Olson Need clarity on purpose / how we would use the document. Combination of pain points, architectural wishes. Document reflects what we'd like to happen regardless of when. To revisit on a periodic basis, maybe quarterly check-in and annual re-prioritizing.
Also discussed how the list is structured. Loathe to change.
Enough information provided? Maybe not, but good enough to float to TC for a vote.
Tod Olson Mention to the other councils, and sysops, of what we see as priorities. Caveat that it's a living document.
Jenn Colt The specific timelines are the obstacle. Suggest removing them. Group agreed.
Tod Olson What to do about the technical debt item in the top list?
Consensus to use this document as a way to drive conversations with the other councils (and other parts of the community).
Jenn Colt There's value in focusing on the technical perspective, to provide what PC et al. need as they discuss / prioritize functionality.
Tod Olson Prefer not to change scope now, but to let that come out of future review. As it's been over a year. Use some version of the doc in consultation with other groups, what it serves well and what not.
Consensus to bring it to the TC now for vote. As long as no expectations yet on how/when we use it.
And what is on the list will change. But we have to get something out there.
Jenn Colt suggested possibly removing all the items from the list, and just having TC approve the process.
Marc Johnson Agrees TC wouldn't necessarily know which items are real. But shouldn't hold up presenting to TC.