PTL 2023-05-15

Owned by David McBride
Last updated: May 15, 2023
2 min read

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Agenda

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Duration

Agenda Item

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1 hour

Cross-project discussions


Reminder:  the PTL meeting is now 60 minutes (as discussed and agreed upon at the April 3 PTL meeting)

LF IT Support



Testing Environment

Testing Improvement



CSIT Review



ToolChain Improvement

Matt Watkins 
  • Matt investigated issues identified by Cedric related to the Python 2 ==> Python 3 migration.
  • The issues are being collected under CIMAN-433 - Getting issue details... STATUS  and assigned to the London release
Documentation

Other Improvement suggestion



Subcommittee Updates for PTLs



Sharing Best Practices



IF TIME ALLOWS ....
15 minsRelease status

David McBride 

London Release

  • Schedule
    • I will be OOO May 19 - 29
    • The TSC has requested that RC be rescheduled until after my return.
    • The revised schedule will be available by the end of the week
  • Milestone Status
    • RC release management tasks have been published

Montreal release

  • M1 is scheduled for June 22


Coverage for the May 22 PTL meeting.

5 minsUpcoming Events


  • May 29 PTL meeting is canceled due to a holiday in the U.S.
  • June D&TF is the second week of June 6th -9th
10 minsRemaining Action Items



Zoom Chat Log 

07:07:31     From Byung-Woo Jun (Ericsson) : To the requirement owners and PTLs… If you have any requirements and architecture review, please send me the short descriptions to me. Then, I will arrange review sessions at ARCCOM. Thanks.
07:14:08     From Tony HANSEN (ATT) : Converting a Cloudify Plugin to Support Both Python2 and Python3
Note: that page discussed a lot about how to be compatible with both py2 AND py3. These days that should RARELY be a consideration.
07:16:28     From Tony HANSEN (ATT) : (It was written back in 2020)