19:00:44 #startmeeting OpenStackClient 19:00:45 Meeting started Thu Mar 12 19:00:44 2015 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is dtroyer. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 19:00:46 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 19:00:49 The meeting name has been set to 'openstackclient' 19:01:07 so, first of all my apologies for getting the time wrong 19:01:18 stevemar and I had a nice conversation ;) 19:01:43 18:06:19 dst times were screwing me up 19:01:45 lol 19:02:19 #topic recap 19:02:41 the outstanding action was for me to submit the project proposal, done 19:03:36 jogo mentioned that we didn't actually elect me as PTL, so we'll give a week for anyone to want to run and decide next week if we need to have an election 19:04:33 I will have a list of contributors within the last year (actual date tbd) ready by then 19:05:53 #topic release plans 19:06:53 I'd like the next release to be 1.1.0 and include some of the new stuff we've been working on. 19:08:10 dtroyer: do we have a date for that? or depends on the time when we get to finish the big features? 19:08:25 lhcheng, lets try to keep the average of 1 month up 19:08:26 that includes —os-cloud support and some neutron support, particularly the bits that overlap with nova-net 19:08:56 its a lot of stuff, but with rc time around the bend we should have more time 19:09:09 I was thinking this might wind up being close to Kilo timeframe, not sure 19:09:09 sounds good 19:09:30 also we said that the latest release didn't break anything yay! 19:10:24 dhellmann has a proposal for library releases that call for a minor bunp around the integrated release to facillitate stable branching. I'm not sure that we need to do that but I don't see a reason not to 19:10:52 stevemar: \o/ 19:11:29 dtroyer: yeah, I'd have to think more about it but it seems easy enough to do that maybe spending too much timing thinking would be a waste of effort :-) 19:11:34 also cinder v2 needs to get going soon, we don't want to get caught wihtout that when v1 goes away 19:12:23 but I don't think we will wait on v2 for the next release 19:13:04 anyhting else on releases? 19:13:52 sorry, I was late, was there any neutron release discussion 19:14:30 terrylhowe: specifically about getting the overlapping bits between neutron and nova-net worked out so the same commands (as much as possible) do both 19:14:50 ah, cool, that is a bit tricky 19:15:18 yeah… if not implementation we need to do the command formats. 19:15:43 I did do a POC for that and it seems to be workable re a single command class deciding who to call automatically 19:16:57 also, I want to start working on a caching layer… dhellmann would love tyour feedback on the first cut I put up last night in https://review.openstack.org/163699. It's basically doing the ClientManager approach with a bunch of dogpile caches 19:17:00 bah, impromptu meeting 19:17:35 dtroyer: added to my review list 19:17:50 I might be all wet there but ClientManager has been nicely extensible that it seemed like a good model to follow 19:18:48 stevemar: do you want to go over the repo split stuff? or just let the log speak to that? 19:19:07 since it wasn't really a decision point 19:19:38 I think stevemar is afk 19:19:57 maybe… 19:20:16 #topic other repos 19:20:38 we didn't ttalk about cliff or os-client-config earleir, anythign to address for either of those? 19:21:21 dtroyer: I'm still handling release management for cliff until the team is approved and ownership can change officially 19:21:22 nothing from me, I’m a little behind on cliff reviews 19:22:22 dhellmann: sure, just was curious if there was anything to talk about 19:22:36 dtroyer: ok, just making sure that wasn't a surprise :-) 19:23:02 and by "release management" I really do just mean tagging releases, not much else 19:23:57 ok, anything else? 19:24:04 #topic open discussion 19:25:13 nothing from me 19:25:27 do we have a template for osc plugins? 19:25:41 terrylhowe: yes… 19:26:04 it's still in my github account: https://github.com/dtroyer/osc-plugin 19:26:13 ah, thanks 19:26:21 nothing else from me 19:26:42 nothing from me 19:27:03 I mentioned another plugin I've been playing with: https://github.com/dtroyer/osc-debug that dumps useful stuff for debugging, go figure 19:27:36 I think I want to make that a stackforge project and move the module commands there too 19:27:40 someday 19:28:48 ++ 19:29:16 also highly useful for debugging entry point stuff is dhellmann's entry_point_inspector: https://github.com/dhellmann/entry_point_inspector it's UI should seem very familiar 19:29:51 ok, that's it for me then too 19:30:03 thanks everyone, and again my apologies for the time snafu 19:30:23 thanks! 19:30:41 #endmeeting