20:02:06 #startmeeting tc 20:02:07 * flaper87 hands lifeless some coffee \_/? 20:02:07 Meeting started Tue Jun 16 20:02:06 2015 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is ttx. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 20:02:08 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 20:02:10 The meeting name has been set to 'tc' 20:02:15 Meeting agenda for today: 20:02:17 flaper87: child with post-tonsilectomy-pain 20:02:25 #link https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Meetings/TechnicalCommittee 20:02:27 lifeless: :( 20:02:41 #topic Add compute starter kit tag 20:02:44 o/ 20:02:50 #link https://review.openstack.org/180112 20:03:00 sdague rewrote his proposal to clarify that it is really meant as a starter kit rather than a core / kernel / layer1 20:03:04 hey, so there is a new revision out there 20:03:10 ttx can we add https://review.openstack.org/190949 to the agenda backlog please? 20:03:11 two weeks ago we agreed that the TC should have an opinion on "start here for this use case today", and I think this strikes the right wording 20:03:35 adrian_otto: that was on today's agenda 20:03:43 oh, sorry I missed it! 20:03:45 adrian_otto: would you prefer it not discussed today ? 20:03:57 nm, I retract my request 20:04:05 I think the wording improved a lot and it's clearer 20:04:09 On the compute starter kit tag -- Obviously there will still be people opposed or indifferent to it, but I think we can reach a majority on this first version, and iterate on it 20:04:12 people that didn't like the last one philosophically are probably not likely to like this one, however people that found confusion in the last one might hopefully find this clearer 20:04:20 o/ 20:04:23 I would be fine removing the dependency on an ops:production-ready tag, since it's a bit unlikely we'd have that anytime soon 20:04:31 But I'd be fine with that being submitted as a subsequent change 20:04:56 I find it always easier to merge a version and iterate than try to come up with the perfect thing in one go 20:05:26 given that it's a light TC week, I'd also recommend we have a discussion slice next week. With only 7 folks here it's hard to get all the thoughts on the table 20:05:31 o/ 20:05:35 yeah, that's the only reason I didn't +1 it for now 20:05:51 sdague: I think this is really moving in a better direction, I appreciate all your work on taking into account the feedback 20:06:08 ++ 20:06:13 I'm quite comfortable with it 20:06:14 sdague: +1 on holding off until next week. That'll give folks some extra time to think this through 20:06:16 sdague: I'd be +1 if you removed that one requirement about the production-readiness sign-off by the ops community. 20:06:17 we could tweak forever 20:06:26 that said, I'm happier with this version 20:06:26 sdague: would you consider removing the dependency on an hypothetical ops production-ready tag ? 20:06:37 and removing the production requirement would be preferable 20:06:41 sure, I can remove that bit 20:06:46 sdague: it's light-years better than the original kernel:compute proposal. 20:06:47 I'd do that post meeting 20:06:57 sdague: excellent work on the rewrite. 20:06:58 jaypipes: well, that's how we make the sausage 20:06:59 is there a reason for laying out the requirements at all? 20:07:15 last time we talked about just making an opinionated decision 20:07:30 o/ 20:07:30 would it be crazy to say that we could eventually have a starter_kit in devstack ? (that's pretty much what it does already, since things are being moved out to plugins) 20:07:34 sdague: frankly, we have plenty of time in this meeting, so if you want to take 5 minutes to edit it and collect +1s, that could save us a slot next week 20:07:34 so, I feel like they inform the decision to be made. And I like why's more than just things. 20:07:43 We have a huge backlog with stuff proposed late last week 20:07:47 zaneb: the requirements for the tag lay out at least a reasonable set of considerations vs. just "my opinion". 20:08:02 I think the requirements provide some extra info on why those projects are also considered part of the starter kit 20:08:07 I like the requirements. 20:08:23 I just feel like we won't have an ops production-ready (binary) tag anytime soon 20:08:23 ttx: well, I'd still like to leave a discussion window because we're missing half the TC, and the draft only hit yesterday 20:08:27 ttx, flaper87: I like them as well, save for the productionness one. 20:08:34 jaypipes: yup yup 20:08:42 sdague: agreed 20:08:48 I don't want anyone feeling like they were run over with this 20:08:52 because that was not the intent 20:08:56 right 20:09:00 +1 20:09:06 well, early feedback from me: +1 20:09:15 sdague: alright, fair enough 20:09:28 ok, well, once we get to another topic, I'll edit and update, so we'll have it before the meeting is over 20:09:47 any further questions / comments? 20:09:48 ok, we can come back to it and collect early votes at the end of the meeting then 20:09:59 sounds good 20:10:30 let's cover the other topics now 20:10:31 #topic Adding distribution packaging to OpenStack 20:10:39 #link https://review.openstack.org/185187 20:10:57 On this one, I think the ones advocating for waiting for the team to form first were right 20:11:07 Since in the last two weeks, the discussion went from scoping this to RPM+DEB, to Ubuntu+Debian only, to Ubuntu jumping off the boat (yesterday) 20:11:11 jamespage: did you see my recent question to you on the ML thread about packaging? It was to inform my decision on this particular governance proposal.... 20:11:22 So this all only confirms my opinion that we should wait to first have a working, scoped team before we recognize it as an OpenStack project team. 20:11:38 ttx: or phrased another way, the folks who wanted a concrete proposal before doing anything were right :) 20:11:51 jeblair: we were both right I think 20:11:58 agreed, I was clear last week on the intensions for this proposal but things seem to have shifted a bit 20:11:59 ttx: anything proposed late last week is not backlog 20:12:04 ttx: it becomes backlog next week 20:12:17 at any rate, it does seem like this is losing steam 20:12:18 lifeless: anything proposed post Friday 0800 utc is backlog 20:12:36 lifeless: according to the rules we agreed on at the start of this cycle 20:12:36 ttx: I think thats too narrow to get folk form opinions 20:12:38 I think it would be fine if zigo wanted to put the repositories he uses for packaging up on gerrit, but I agree that we should have some team collaborating before we call them a team 20:12:44 ttx: sure, I think we made a mistake 20:12:47 zigo: you around? 20:12:50 Hi. 20:12:55 I am. 20:13:08 lifeless: I don't get it -- want more time or less time ? 20:13:16 Reading ... 20:13:37 * jaypipes disappointed this has lost steam... 20:13:39 ttx: more, but I'm distracting from the main event. 20:13:43 back to the issue -- i'm pretty bummed because it seems like at the summit a lot of folks thought this was a good idea 20:13:50 I think I'll use stackforge to start with. 20:13:54 ttx: so, stack.push(); packaging.discuss() 20:13:54 jeblair: ++ I am bummed as well. 20:13:59 That's fine. 20:13:59 zigo: that's a good call 20:14:22 So let's put this as WIP, and revisit later, ok? 20:14:43 dhellmann: right, and FTR I'm fine with creating a bunch of repositories. But for the sake of not renaming / moving them to attic because nobody uses them, I'd rather see the discussion on the team scope continue for a bit 20:14:52 zigo: Or Abandon and un-abandon later ;) 20:14:54 Paul Belanger needs help anyway for packaging stuff for infra. 20:15:03 ttx: sure 20:15:06 So the project needs to happen anyway. 20:15:28 i'm not opposed to stackforge for this 20:15:31 (ie: packaging zuul + nodepool) 20:15:40 ttx: I'll defer to jeblair on naming, since it's the infra team that has the burden of dealing with renames 20:15:42 (and others...) 20:15:45 zigo: I think starting somewhere and working out the requirements is a good thing. It'll help building a better/stronger proposal 20:15:48 we have now RDO and SUSE folks talking about this as well - there's a separate patch for that... 20:15:54 zigo: you mean that even if it's only you/Debian, you'd still do it under openstack infrastructure, right ? 20:16:08 zigo: if there's anything we can do to help out with the organization/teams do let us know 20:16:12 ttx: Yes, but it may not be the way I thought to begin with. 20:16:12 (i'm not going to be super-excited to move it, but i also don't want to get in the way of work while we figure that out) 20:16:23 zigo: me neither tbh 20:16:43 ttx: I'll have to think about how, and see if the team inside Mirantis wants to do it with me as well. 20:16:52 zigo: it's less compelling, but that doesn't mean it's a bad thing to have 20:17:04 We're having a meeting at the end of the month (29th to 3rd), we'll see what comes out of the discussions in Moscow. 20:17:16 brb 20:18:09 AJaeger: makes an interesting point -- we still have at least one .deb and two .rpm groups interested in the general concept 20:18:09 zigo: so yes you can WIP it (by prefixing the git commit title with WIP) or abandon it temporarily to get it out of the agenda until ready 20:18:43 do we want to ask them both to start in stackforge, or give them both provisional access to openstack/ namespace? 20:18:58 jeblair: see https://review.openstack.org/191587 20:19:00 ttx: deal ! 20:19:58 Yeah, I need to know where to host stuff. /stackforge or /openstack, both is fine to me, but I'd like a definitive answer ASAP, as it's been a real blocker for nearly a month now. 20:20:10 jeblair: I think using the openstack/ prefix is fine in this case 20:20:24 dhellmann: it will need a adopting project 20:20:40 (or be attached as a TC repo) 20:21:05 Please get a vote on the namespace today, so it can move forward (and again, i don't mind either ways...) 20:21:10 (I'm fine with all solutions: stackforge, openstack under TC, openstack under X) 20:21:16 ttx: ok, I guess we're sticking to that for now? I thought we discussed the option for provisional repos. 20:21:18 ditto 20:21:34 * AJaeger is just a bit scared of 200 repos under stackforge that in a few months will move to openstack... 20:21:37 why not just approve the project with the current small team? 20:22:07 zigo: how large is the team? Right now it looks like it's just you, is that correct? 20:22:24 jeblair: I'm slightly worried that zigo will ragequit and not do it upstream since the others don't want to play in the same sandbox 20:22:25 I honestly would prefer to give it some time to mature before approving the project 20:22:34 but then we can retire the team I guess 20:22:46 well, do we need an update on the scope of the proposal? Maybe that becomes more clear. I think even if it's just a debian effort for some tools, doing it our collab framework is nice 20:22:51 lets let them figure things out and come back with a stronger (or just clearer) proposal 20:22:53 AJaeger: At the end of the month, I hope it's going to be others from Mirantis too, but for the moment, yeah, just me. 20:22:59 sdague: ++ 20:23:10 sdague: that's what I'd like to see clarified in the proposal 20:23:11 I really don't want to do the magnum thing and have four months of stall because of a namespace decision 20:23:22 because that's silly 20:23:37 FYI, I had the project to do packaging in upstream infra since a long time ago. 20:23:38 sdague: +1 20:23:45 sdague: right, which is wjy I offer we create the repo anyway 20:23:49 Monty can confirm we had such a discussion back in Atlanta. 20:24:07 I *never* give-up, I'm obstinated ! :) 20:24:08 I think having the repo as a TC (or provisional) repo is fine 20:24:27 The problem is not the repo/namespace (or it shouldn't be) 20:24:30 so, here's the thing, zigo has been around for a while, and hasn't rage quit yet, even when we've given him some reasons to :) 20:24:43 if that doesn't work out well (which I doubt), then fine 20:24:47 jeblair: prefer stackforge or openstack-provisionally-under-TC-attached-repos ? 20:24:49 so I'm happy that if we have a more concrete and narrowly scoped proposal to put it in openstack and let it be a thing 20:24:59 sdague: yeah, me too 20:25:11 let's do that 20:25:19 ++ 20:25:20 woohhhooo 20:25:28 thank you for not planning a 200+ repo rename ;) 20:25:29 \o/ 20:25:29 +1 20:25:38 ++ 20:25:42 fungi: It wont be that much, I've listed about 120 only! :) 20:25:43 I'm fine with a narrowly-scoped team that says "zigo and friends will do Debian" -- I was just skeptical of "all distros will collaborate together here" 20:25:49 zigo: ok, so by next week, please have a proposal revision 20:25:49 last weekend't 61 repo rename was plenty painful 20:25:51 zigo: 120 for now ;) 20:25:57 fungi: And to begin with, it's going to be a lot less. 20:26:10 * dhellmann hopes they are all named consistently 20:26:19 I'll start slowly, and see how it goes... 20:26:22 dhellmann: ++ 20:26:24 ttx: The extra time helped to figure out that Deb + RPM really are too different for one team... 20:26:35 zigo: updates on the progress are really appreciated 20:26:44 "Zigo and Friends" sounds like a new Saturday morning cartoon that would come on after Spongebob Squarepants. 20:26:44 i'm not concerned by the number of repos, just needing to rename them all from stackforge to openstack at some point, so starting in openstack sounds good to me ;) 20:26:49 zigo: talk to the rpm folks too to agree on a compatible repo naming scheme 20:27:05 zigo: if you rework your proposal while we discuss another topic, we could pick it up at the end of this meeting and collect early approvals on it 20:27:15 dhellmann: It's going to be github.com/something/deb- as per the name of packages at https://qa.debian.org/developer.php?login=openstack-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org 20:27:29 sounds good 20:27:36 wonder what the rpm folks use? 20:27:41 that looks pretty clear 20:27:51 jeblair: next week topic I guess 20:27:56 no idea 20:28:07 jeblair: Debian: cinder, RDO/SUSE: openstack-cinder 20:28:33 AJaeger is correct, so it wont be the same repo names. 20:28:35 right, but will the packaging repos end up being 'rpm-openstack-cinder' or something? 20:28:37 ok, let's move on and wait for the narrowly-scoped proposal to appear 20:28:45 ttx: ++ 20:28:47 #topic Add Solum to OpenStack Projects List 20:28:47 jeblair: I believe so. 20:28:57 #link https://review.openstack.org/190949 20:29:14 Had two questions, posted them on the review 20:29:35 1/ I had the impression this was slowly losing steam, I guess mostly because I saw Adran focused on Magnum and dual-PTLing 20:29:43 jogo had raised a concern about IRC logging. The channel has been logged since day one in 2013 at https://botbot.me/freenode/solum/ and the meeting topic announces that. 20:29:49 fyi - https://review.openstack.org/#/c/180112/5 is revised (the compute starter kit update with production ready removed and typos fixed) 20:29:58 adrian_otto: it would be good to add solum to the openstack irc bots 20:30:00 sdague: will pick it up at eom 20:30:08 ttx, the developer activity level is healty, but the externally visible PTL outputs are lower because of split focus. 20:30:14 adrian_otto: do you object to having it logged along with the other openstack channels? 20:30:23 dhellmann: not at all, 20:30:30 I'm happy to switch it 20:30:37 adrian_otto: do you have plans for succesion planning ? 20:30:44 I wouldn't mind both, but adding openstack is a pre-req 20:30:54 ttx: did you just ask for plans about plans... 20:30:58 ttx: METAPLAN 20:31:08 lifeless: maybe it's early for you, but here it's late ! 20:31:12 on the solum thing, the only thing that stuck out to me was I wonder if we have a diverse_team:danger_will_robinson tag, because stackalytics for liberty is ... pretty mono culture 20:31:24 ttx: oh its late for my brain today. CANNOT BRAIN 20:31:25 yes, I plan to serve the current term through Liberty, and we can welcome a new leader at the next election if I need to continue focusing on Magnum 20:31:34 oh, i think we're only missing eavesdrop; the other bots are there 20:31:37 won't be a problem. 20:31:48 2/ I still have qualms about squarely adding a PaaS project to OpenStack, big tent or not 20:31:49 I’d like to say that I’ve always like the project Solum, i just wish it got more development and eyes on 20:31:52 or we can transplant the role to a successor if the team feels they need it 20:31:56 but I think I may be in minority there 20:31:59 adrian_otto: just have people go all game of thrones over the position. 20:32:15 ttx: yeh, for me, scope is not a concern, if there are people working on it 20:32:17 dougwig: ;-) 20:32:32 it feels cloud scope, even if it's at the top end of our current function stack 20:32:32 so which one of us is Stannis? 20:32:35 sdague: right, fits the "vaguely related to openstack mission" enough 20:32:43 sdague: I concur with the diversity concern, but we've removed that requirement for new projects 20:33:08 dhellmann: right, we've removed it, I just wonder if we should have a 3rd tier in our tag 20:33:23 where something is over 90% a single org 20:33:29 we've (read: adrian) has been working hard to clean up our tasks and make it easier to see what is a ground-floor bug and what isn't in LP 20:33:29 dhellmann, sdague: about the diversity:danger, I think it's more a data point that the project is losing steam, rather than a reason for exclusion 20:33:35 sdague: ah, like an explicit "not diverse" tag? 20:33:42 because that's a very dangerous place for a project to be 20:33:51 dhellmann: yeh 20:33:54 hence my question 20:34:24 yes, not so many commits this cycle, either 20:34:34 dhellmann: we productized it 20:34:34 http://stackalytics.com/?project_type=stackforge&module=solum-group&metric=commits&release=kilo <- so this is probably the relevant graph to look at 20:34:42 adrian_otto: would you say the project is rackspace-only at this point ? or it's just an unfortunate stats for start-of-liberty that shall correct itself ? 20:34:45 adrian_otto: I'm not sure what you mean by that 20:34:52 so it's now the basis of a production cloud service that's coming to market 20:34:56 adrian_otto: do you think the above is something that'll change later this cycle? 20:35:14 ttx: right, again, I wouldn't exclude solum for that. But I'd like it to trigger a conversation about 3rd tag state on diversity 20:35:26 so the activity level needed to integrate it with a public cloud will be redirected back upstream post launch 20:35:28 fungi: has 5 commits there 20:35:29 since that work is done 20:35:48 fungi is a machine. 20:35:57 jeblair: ++ 20:36:18 well, a script, actually. 20:36:24 i suppose so 20:36:34 ok so.. looks like there aren't so many questions, we just need to collect votes 20:36:34 literally 20:36:41 if we solve the 3rd tag state that sdague mentioned, I'd be comfortable with getting it in 20:36:52 but that shouldn't block solum 20:36:57 i can personally guarantee my commits there are exceedingly trivial ;) 20:37:04 * flaper87 just contradicted himself 20:37:08 heh 20:37:13 fungi: which makes it even, more a rax-only show 20:37:14 * flaper87 no brain power 20:37:58 so summary, +1, though I'd feel better with my +1 if there was a PTL election now, because the current PTL has said they don't have time for the project 20:38:04 Alright, I think we can move on, will take some time to add votes to it, given the low attendance 20:38:09 sdague: +1 20:38:38 sdague: the team should decide what's working for them 20:38:44 right, I like the idea of having projects relatively healthy at the time of their addition 20:39:01 look at the blueprint list and bug list. It's totally up to date. 20:39:16 and it's ^ his fault primarily 20:39:40 adrian_otto: the ptl role is an interface to the rest of the projects, though, and part of being an official project is making sure those responsibilities are being fulfilled. It's not all about internal leadership. 20:39:48 but there was a time while I was getting magnum ready for launch where I was less involved that I have been in recent weeks 20:40:00 that's not to say you're not doing a good job, just that it becomes more than the team's needs now 20:40:25 dhellmann: fair enough. My suggestion is try it, and if it's not working, I can abdicate to a successor. 20:40:48 ok, let's move on 20:40:58 so that's 2 things we'd have to take on faith: team diversity and PTL capacity and energy 20:41:07 will take some time to get to enough votes to pass anyway 20:41:23 * flaper87 will bring this back to the review 20:41:32 dhellmann: maybe add those to the review for reference ? 20:41:44 ttx: doing that now 20:41:52 * flaper87 will let dhellmann do it 20:42:02 dhellmann: well, we don't have to take diversity on faith, we know it's not diverse 20:42:02 :P 20:42:14 back to the future... 20:42:16 #topic Add compute starter kit tag 20:42:24 sdague posted new revision 20:42:31 time to follow up those +1 promises 20:42:42 this is more like groundhog day 20:42:46 "up on those" I guess would be better 20:43:14 jeblair: I meant that it will increase 20:43:31 dhellmann: the promiss is the activity will increase 20:43:42 dhellmann: I'm not sure we have a promise on diversity increase -- and I guess that's fine 20:43:43 sdague: right, that's what we're taking on faith 20:43:45 the diversity will actually go down, because it's all rax product folks 20:43:55 but I agree that critical levels of non-diversity could make up a good tag 20:43:56 dhellmann: right; i'm not sure it will. i'm not sure i would say we should vote on it expecting that. 20:44:08 though, it's currently 99% on commits and 100% on reviews, so it can't really get worse 20:44:27 * fungi enjoys being the 1% anomaly everywhere 20:44:37 fungi: you aren't the 1% in liberty :) 20:44:38 I propose we move on to WG reports while we colect votes on the tag 20:44:40 I can work on a proposal for the "spartans" tag 20:44:50 sdague: oh, even better! 20:45:02 #topic Project team guide workgroup report 20:45:10 Remember we'll have a virtual sprint on Thursday-Friday to jumpstart this 20:45:18 (I have a few meetings 1400-1700 on the Thursday but otherwise will be around on channel) 20:45:25 I'll participate on Thursday but I'll be flying on Friday 20:45:35 #link https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/VirtualSprints#OpenStack_Project_Team_Guide 20:45:41 The openstack/project-team-guide repo is now ready for use, thanks to jeblair 20:45:57 I may cheat and work on the intro tomorrow 20:46:02 did we decide where to publish it? 20:46:21 jeblair: not really. 20:46:39 from the communication WG, I think we should hold-off until next week when we'll have more things to share 20:46:40 (we have docs-draft builds working, so we'll be able to see it rendered in review during the sprint; so this isn't urgent) 20:46:40 jeblair: I assumed it could live under governance.o.o but I have no strong opinion on that 20:46:52 #topic Communications workgroup report 20:47:06 flaper87: that's what you said next week though ? 20:47:10 ttx: okay, i'll work on publishing it there 20:47:12 arh *last* week 20:47:13 last week there weren't any posts 20:47:21 and I think we'll hold off until next week 20:47:45 Since we'll have more to talk about 20:47:54 unless there are things you guys would like ot communicate 20:47:59 flaper87: true that we only have partial decisions today so far 20:48:08 yeah, not worth it, IMHO 20:48:28 I can start workin on a draft and avoid having it published on friday 20:48:39 At least with the initial contents from today's meeting 20:48:42 that's about it 20:48:46 though we could pass the starter-kit tag with sdague, dhellmann and jeblair's votes 20:48:54 * markmcclain has to step out from meeting 20:49:00 and markmcclain 20:49:21 ttx: right, but I really would feel uncomfortable about that 20:49:24 although that's true, I'd also appreciate other folks comments 20:49:40 ttx: you also have mine, unless gerrit barfed 20:49:44 sdague: what's the plan for this new tag? is it your intent to use this in any way to build other tags, or in any other way change the relationship between projects at the TC level or for governance in some way? 20:49:45 I think we should give this the week, and get as many TC members to voice their opinions on there. 20:49:55 sdague: OK, i'll keep it alive until next week 20:50:07 #topic Other workgroups 20:50:19 Any other workgroup (or workgroup embryo) wanting to report ? 20:50:32 architecture - mark and I haven't synced up yet; this week I have been super distracted by cynthias tonsillectomy 20:50:38 dhellmann: my intent is that we can use this as a common set of language for new folks coming in about where to start. 20:50:49 * ttx looks up words 20:50:49 \everything\ gets hard during that 20:50:55 ttx: removal of tonsils 20:51:10 * ttx looks up more words 20:51:12 ttx: big spongy things in throat that help immune system for first couple years 20:51:19 sdague: ok. I would object to using this to make any project more special than any other in the overall tent, but if it's just documentation then I can put aside my assertion that it should live in a documentation repository. 20:51:22 ttx: also a related set in the back of the nose 20:51:28 lifeless: sounds painful enough. 20:51:46 ttx: yeah. cut out and cauterised. 10 day recovery 20:51:59 dhellmann: I'm hoping that the new language explains that well enough, if not, let me know where you think there needs to be clarity 20:52:40 Alright, anyone else? 20:52:46 sdague: the current language is clear, but I'm frankly worried about it because of all of the past drafts. I don't want us to ever have a requirement that a project must have this tag in order to get something from the community, for example. 20:53:00 sdague: to some degree, it doesn't matter on the wording, but rather how it's received/used. note how 'core' has taken on a meaning entirely different from anything written down. 20:53:17 dougwig: sure, and I do understand that 20:53:48 #topic Open discussion 20:53:56 but as I hopefully layed out, without this we're loosing getting a bunch of folks through the door. I'm hoping this makes an easy door to get them inside, so they can understand all the cool stuff in OpenStack 20:54:10 Remember we are still looking for volunteers to chair the cross-project meeting: 20:54:14 #link https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Meetings/CrossProjectMeeting#Chair_rotation 20:54:21 I have updates to the CORS specification from last week, as requested-> https://review.openstack.org/#/c/189924/ 20:54:22 I wrote a "meeting chair guide" to help the volunteers, it's at the same URL ^^ 20:54:33 Nobody nominated for this week so I'll do it. Would be nice to have a volunteer for next week, though 20:54:39 Anyone ? 20:55:22 ... 20:55:24 ttx: I can do it next week — let me sign up on the wiki. 20:55:32 SlickNik wins! 20:55:37 thx 20:55:41 cross project meeting starts cutting into dinner / family time in this TZ, so not it 20:55:47 Also: The M naming poll is under way. 20:55:55 I won't be *that* person and complain my favorite option was unfairly excluded by evil poll organizers :) 20:56:09 yeah, this is also time for me to do C -> kindy 20:56:37 ttx: i have a change up to address that: https://review.openstack.org/191974 20:56:51 jeblair: I saw that. 20:57:02 jeblair: which is why I tease. 20:57:56 About meetign time -- we could in theory move it to another slot. I just don't look forward working late at nights *two* nights per week 20:59:13 Anything else, anyone ? 20:59:14 * dhellmann would be open to a morning meeting if that makes anything easier for lifeless & ttx 20:59:40 dhellmann: it's not totally crazy to rotate the cross-project meeting 20:59:52 ttx: oh, I was even talking about the tc meeting 20:59:53 ttx and I are the two corners of a triangle 20:59:54 and me 20:59:57 dhellmann: is the third 21:00:03 nothing can make it easier for both of us at once ;) 21:00:09 * dhellmann straightens out his pointy hat 21:00:11 lifeless: :( 21:00:18 tc is a harder thing. We tried and failed. I'm fine with where it stands now 21:00:21 flaper87: we both live in the best place in the world 21:00:28 flaper87: don't feel too sorry :) 21:00:30 * flaper87 thinks we should all move to NZ (or move lifeless to EU) 21:00:42 alright time is up 21:00:44 Blacksburg is awesome too 21:00:46 #endmeeting