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- Should sprint wrap-ups be public?
- Meta analysis of sprint process
- Summarize final state
- Walk through in-process and unstarted tickets
- Teeing up for next sprint
Minutes
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Open Wrap-ups?
- Public should be allowed/encouraged to join wrap-ups
- Agreement
Analysis and Tickets
- Scott Prater
- Did not get as much done as liked
- Got cluster and tooling put together
- Will be working halftime next sprint - every other day for both weeks
- Will be running Frank's
- Worked mostly at the level of where the software meets the hardware
- Osman Din
- Builds are taking 5 - 9 minutes (4 times longer than before)
- Sometimes builds fail
- Andrew to get historic timing of builds on travis and jenkins
- Interested in discussing ISPN/F4 architecture
- Builds are taking 5 - 9 minutes (4 times longer than before)
- Mike Durbin
- Process is fine
- Snow days interupted work
- Stand-ups worked, and were quick
- IRC conversations were work
- Was judicious with making builds
- Will get locking into a "pass off-able" state
- Mike Daines
- Spent fair amount of time getting up to speed
- Assigning ticket of initial tour worked well
- Greg Jansen
- Snow days had an impact
- Worked well to be in same room with Mike and Ben
- Frustrated by the pace of get clustering setup in place
- Puppet is effective, good to tease out fedora parts from the infra parts
- Goal to run performance tests today/tomorrow
- Forked Scott's puppet project, will close tomorrow
- Frank Asseg
- out
- Eric James
- Sprint went fine
- Most useful part of sprint was debugging deep into the code
- Difficult to stay in IRC, need to focus when coding
- Catching up with IRC during breaks seemed to work
- David Wilcox
- Catching up with how things work
- Looking forward to digging into use cases
- Ben Pennell
- On-boarding was fine
- Starting with unit tests was good
- A unit test guide would be useful
- Need to document test helper apparatus
- Interested in testing eclipse/checkstyle PR
- Adam Soroka
- Making tickets that encourage engagement is great to have on-hand
- OSGi will extend into next sprint
- Models/Ontology LDP/F4/JCR moving forward, making process
Actions
- Andrew Woods to get historic timing of builds on travis and jenkins
- Andrew Woods to write a unit test guide