16:04:43 #startmeeting Storyboard 16:04:44 Meeting started Mon Apr 13 16:04:43 2015 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is krotscheck. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 16:04:45 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 16:04:47 The meeting name has been set to 'storyboard' 16:05:10 #topic Meeting Time 16:05:25 I'm putting this frist because we've had... what, one real meeting in the last month? 16:05:44 Is there a better time, or has everyone started to focus on other projects/ 16:05:45 ? 16:05:47 yes, sorry that i've been unavailable for long 16:06:07 i've been tied between meeting, being on-call and holiday 16:06:16 Right. 16:06:19 I'd rather move one hour earlier, at this hour I have a kid to care for 16:06:20 The current time is fine for me 16:06:30 Well, we can move the meeting earlier an hour because the U.S. has switched over to silly daylight savings. 16:06:52 it's fine for me, situation for myself should be the same being a bit earlier or later 16:06:53 sounds good to me 16:06:54 NikitaKonovalov: Any objection to moving an hour earlier? yolanda ? 16:07:10 krotscheck: I'm fine with tat too 16:07:13 Ok, let's do that. Having ttx around will definitely help things 16:07:13 that* 16:07:20 #agreed Move meeting an hour earlier 16:07:27 Any volunteers to update the wiki>? 16:07:40 i can do it 16:07:50 what about chanel availability btw 16:07:55 #action yolanda Update wiki to move storyboard meeting an horu earlier. 16:08:02 Good question! 16:08:19 this one seems to be free 16:08:24 i was logged here an hour later, and no meetings 16:08:30 hour earlier i mean 16:08:34 I've not seen any either 16:08:55 just make sure to push it to https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Meetings too so that we book the slot 16:09:19 -3 is free the hour before 16:09:19 I don't see anything in this channel on the meeting list. 16:09:25 So let's stay in this channel 16:09:37 Agenda :https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/StoryBoard#Agenda 16:09:46 #topic Actions from last week. 16:09:49 I don't think we have anything. 16:09:56 That review is relatively old 16:10:14 #topic Urgent Items 16:10:16 Anything? 16:10:33 nothing on fire as far as I know 16:10:44 is import script fine now? 16:10:59 NikitaKonovalov: I believe so 16:11:09 #topic User Feedback 16:11:09 ok, wiki updated 16:11:18 #topic User Feedback (lots of comments) 16:11:38 Ok, so we landed the patch that removes API-based page limits. It's not optimal - for instance the project group page is crazy big now. 16:11:54 But at least the project group page now filters properly :). 16:12:13 i got some private pings asking for SB situation and replacement, since Monty's announcement 16:12:39 yolanda: There's a discussion on Infra about replacing it with Phabricator 16:12:53 i know yes, i just told people about that option 16:13:11 #link https://www.mail-archive.com/openstack-infra@lists.openstack.org/msg02591.html 16:13:36 That discussions eems to have fizzled, and nobody's stepped up to provide the resources to integrate it into infra. 16:13:52 right, it's a bit stalled until we have the discussion in-person in Vancouver 16:14:05 So without something _actually_ replacing storyboard, we're still a live project through may 16:14:07 We should have a shiny demo ready to show current status of SB 16:14:08 yes, i think that Vancouver should be the ideal place to discuss about it 16:14:33 it may involve more effort to start and adapt a new project, than continue working on SB 16:14:50 I guess the question is: Do we care? 16:15:21 We have users. We have users who _like_ storyboard. 16:15:27 At this point I'd say we should continue with the limited resources we have. At least until Vancouver 16:15:34 We have a vision, a roadmap, and some really awesome thigns that get people excited. 16:15:44 i'm sorry to say that i'm very very limited to contribute now 16:16:07 also LP -> Phab -> SB could be a thing too 16:16:21 Yet Another Ticket Tracker 16:17:31 Sounds like we want to talk in Vancouver then. 16:17:36 ttx: Do we have a venue and/or time? 16:17:54 unfortunatelly, I'll not be able to make it to Vancouver 16:18:09 i will be there 16:18:09 NikitaKonovalov: Argh! 16:18:18 NikitaKonovalov: will aripinen be able to make it? 16:18:36 krotscheck: neither he will 16:18:40 That sucks. 16:18:44 :( 16:19:00 NikitaKonovalov: Well, I hope you can make it to Tokyo, because I will very likely not be able to make it. 16:19:17 * krotscheck isn't willing to leave his wife alone at home with a newborn. 16:19:25 krotscheck: not yet 16:20:23 ttx: Do you have a recommendation? Infra track, working rooms, etc etc. 16:21:37 #topic Vancouver Summit 16:21:39 That will likely be a fishbowl Infra session 16:21:53 Ok. 16:21:58 Seems like the best place to put it. 16:22:18 #topic Discussion Topics 16:22:24 Manuall data fix or migration with no downgrades: That's fixed. 16:22:38 Email Spooling: No progress, I have that on my plate for this week. 16:22:58 #topic Pagination/Search 16:23:31 Still an outstanding disagreement on this, and there's been no progress. Nikki's been absorbed by gozer, so I propose we abandon that spec. 16:23:51 i guess Nikki won't be able to work on that for now 16:24:08 absorbed by gozer sounds like a painful death 16:24:08 Actually, let me adjust the topic.... 16:24:18 #topic Old Specs 16:25:05 We've got a bunch of these. Permissions, Streaming, Story Types (looks like impl), Task Milestone, Paging 16:25:21 Story Tyupes and Task Milestones already have code against it, however the specs have not been approved. 16:25:26 yeah, we've had some stuckj because none of us has infra-specs +2 16:25:34 That seems like... 16:25:38 ....infra is blocking us. 16:25:44 Do we need our own specs repo? 16:26:20 i'd like if SB was more isolated from infra 16:26:22 well, I guess that ties into the previous discussion -- is SB still an infra project 16:26:31 Yep. 16:26:35 I agree with yolanda 16:26:39 and we won't have the answer until a few weeks I think 16:26:43 In fact, it should have been from the outset. 16:27:03 If it's no longer an infra thing, then we can spin out to stackforge and let it live its life 16:27:16 Allowing infra to continually weigh in on features, and to force us to adhere to a much slower approval process, has not done us any favors. 16:27:49 Well, I've pinged the infra channel to start weighing in on our specs. 16:27:50 I wouldn't say exactly that, but there has been misalignment between the two teams for sure 16:28:14 ttx: I'm way angrier than you are :) 16:28:37 Anyway, a good conversation for Vancouver. 16:29:00 yes, sounds like a good topic to discuss in face to face meetings 16:29:07 but it's true it's difficult to make progress in one direction or another until we have that direct discussion 16:29:21 Personally, I hate how one single -1 from someone basically kills a feature. 16:29:32 Because nobody else is willing to weigh in 16:29:53 It doesn't matter who it is - if there's one single -1, it feels like nobody actually bothers to look at the code. 16:29:54 this shouldn't be like that 16:29:59 as any core can have their own opinion 16:30:22 but krotscheck, i agree that it's the reality, i find myself trying to fix all -1 when i have them to get the change accepted 16:30:41 Yep. And when the -1 is a philosophical disagreement, there's no way to get around it. 16:31:13 right, that's one issue of growing a solution that is already adopted by its main user 16:31:22 btw: NikitaKonovalov can we get aripinen to show up to meetings? He's been coding off in the weeds without any engagement with our roadmap. 16:31:47 * krotscheck would love to have his opinion. 16:31:49 Anyway 16:31:52 (sorry to derail) 16:32:11 krotscheck: shifting an hour earlier may actually help 16:32:21 ttx: I would have no problem accepting those opinions if it was done by someone engaged in the project. 16:32:28 And willing to contribute. 16:32:43 Either way: Vancouver discussion 16:32:44 right, one of the reasons I tried to stay active 16:33:20 have a hard stop in 10 min -- anything urgent to discuss ? 16:33:21 With relation to the actual discussion topic, there's nothing we can do right now except wait for infra to get around to +2'ing things 16:33:30 #topic InProgress (roadmap) 16:33:37 ttx: What's up with the new roadmap? 16:33:38 krotscheck, that can derive from my -1 on the unassigned tasks an the discussion we had there 16:34:11 yolanda: That's... actually in a different brainspace for me. 16:34:18 yolanda: I'll poke you in channel about it. 16:34:26 ok, let's talk later 16:35:05 krotscheck: nothing really -- just the idea that we should refresh the prioritized feature list 16:35:08 and that was done 16:35:16 ttx: Ok, so tnothing on the discussion topics. 16:35:19 making sure that page reflects current status 16:35:27 nope 16:35:36 Ok, moving to open discussion 16:35:40 #topic Open Discussion 16:35:44 Let's add thigns to the agenda ! 16:36:46 I'm going to put vancouver discussion on the agenda next week. 16:37:12 Because it feels like we've got a lot of unanswered questions. Let's come up with a list of things we need to settle in vancouver so we have a hit list. 16:37:35 krotscheck, will be good to have an etherpad for collaboration on topics to raise 16:37:43 yolanda: You got it. 16:38:02 yep, etherpad is the right thing to use here 16:38:45 https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/storyboard-vancouver-may-2015 16:39:12 Alright, talk to you all next week, hopefully less busy 16:39:21 Alright, anything else someone wants to bring up? 16:39:35 I _kindof_ do 16:39:51 nothing from me 16:39:51 So, I've been working on javascript-related infra things now that the future of StoryBoard is unclear. 16:40:00 And, so far, I've managed to get real npm builds into Infra. 16:40:26 I'm also currently in a discussion with the bower team to see if we can help extend bower to support openstack-like release tooling. 16:41:02 Furthermore, I've managed to land CORS middleware in oslo.middleware, so we can deprecate our own internal implementation once that becomves available 16:41:05 what are the features needed for that? 16:41:17 for bower, i mean 16:41:26 yolanda: Well, here's the discussion: https://github.com/bower/bower/issues/1775 16:41:52 That's part of it. The other part is that bower needs to learn how to resolve variable-injected URI's. 16:42:22 Say, if I tell it that my libraries live at https://foo.openstack.org/libname/{{version}}/libname-{{version}}.tgz 16:42:31 bower should be smart enough to regex out the version 16:43:10 The security discussion I just linked is all about making our package managers for debian and redhat happy 16:43:13 is that easy to collaborate with them? 16:43:25 yolanda: Well, it's about a 12 hour turnaround on comments. 16:43:32 And nobody's really in the bower channel. 16:43:45 So it's not super easy, but it sounds like they're happy to accept contributions. 16:43:59 yes, sometimes is a matter of project owners being receptive 16:44:25 If I tried the same with the NPM people I suspect I might get a different response :) 16:44:32 Because OMG Why is that built on couchdb? 16:44:42 Aaaanyway 16:44:48 That's what I have to mention. 16:45:06 (Incidentally, if you think landing something in openstack is hard, try oslo :/ 16:45:08 i'm sorry for not being able to collaborate so much but it's quite heavy for me now 16:45:22 yolanda: No worries. 16:45:35 if you look at my changes i've been mostly involved on downstream-puppet and nodepool recently 16:45:50 I'm going to assume we have nothing else really to discuss at the moment. Want to switch over into channel? 16:45:56 ok 16:45:57 Thanks everyone. 16:45:59 #endmeeting