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Meeting Schedule and Attendance
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meetings are a time when Committers and interested Developers can discuss new software features, upcoming releases of DSpace software, and generally plan out the roadmap of DSpace. All meetings are public. We welcome anyone and everyone to attend, speak their opinions or just listen in on the discussions. Please note that we archive all discussions (see Meeting Archives
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Meeting Schedule
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Developer meetings take place on the following schedule:
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- Thursday (except where noted in agendas) from 14:00-15:00 UTC
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- (10am-11am EDT) in https://lyrasis.zoom.us/my/dspace?pwd=RTk4QUhISnhPRi9YenVrTFJKbDllQT09 (Meeting ID: 502 527 3040).
- Additional connection options (phone, etc) detailed at DSpace Meeting Room.
- To determine which time we are meeting at during a given week, please view the DSpace Public Events Calendar (iCal version). You can also subscribe to the meeting schedule via that calendar.
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- the world clock to determine the meeting time where you live.
Voting Procedures
Occasionally during meetings, larger decisions need to be made or small disagreements will occur. In these cases, the DSpace Committers will attempt to come to a consensus by bringing the topic to a vote. Currently, the following voting procedures are in place, as decided unanimously by the DSpace Committers in the Spring of 2009.
The DSpace Committers follow the Apache Voting Process.
Votes can be called either during meetings or via email. There are three main votes that can be made:
- +1 : positive, "I agree"
- 0 : neutral, "I'm undecided, or unsure"
- -1 : negative, "I disagree" (should always include a reason why you disagree)
In a general sense, there are three types of votes that may take place:
- Votes on code modifications - proposals require at least three positive (+1) votes, and no negative votes (-1) to pass
- Votes on a new release - proposals require a majority are in favor (and at least three +1 votes have been cast)
- Votes on procedural/policy changes - proposals require more positive (+1) than negative (-1) votes
- All meetings are held for 1 hour.
- Slack is used for meeting reminders, sharing agendas and day-to-day discussions.
- #dev: For ongoing, day-to-day (between meetings) updates / discussions / questions.
- #angular-ui : For DSpace (Angular) UI updates, discussions and/or questions.
- #rest-api : For DSpace REST API updates, discussions and/or questions.
Meeting topics often include:
- Recent updates on upcoming DSpace releases, bug fixes or features
- Reviewing of recent reported issues/bugs/feature requests
- Occasionally we vote or make decisions on upcoming DSpace technology plans/roadmap (see Developer Voting Procedures for more info)
If you are unable to attend a meeting, please feel free to add your own notes/comments to the meeting's wiki page.
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Historical Notes and Transcripts from all Developers Meetings are available off of the Developer Meeting Archives page
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