19:02:17 #startmeeting 19:02:17 Meeting started Wed Jun 27 19:02:17 2018 UTC. The chair is nthykier. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 19:02:17 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic. 19:03:17 #topic Admin 19:03:57 #info Minutes from the last meeting is at: http://meetbot.debian.net/debian-release/2018/debian-release.2018-05-23-19.01.html 19:04:06 We had 4 action items 19:04:50 #info jmw/SRMs were to find point release dates - that happened (jessie already released and the stretch date got announced the other day) 19:05:04 #info Jessie is now end of life for us 19:05:12 ack, just updating the website now for 9.5 19:05:24 that too :) 19:06:04 #info nthykier was to follow up on a request about uninstallable Recommends being RC. That happened - at the moment no one has replied to it though. 19:06:09 9.5 ended up at 7th july 19:06:10 ? 19:06:13 14th 19:06:22 #info 9.5 is planned for 14th July 19:06:24 ta 19:07:39 #info Mithrandir would be looking at implementing a PoC/PoT on the automatic status indicators for architecture qualification. To my knowledge he has poked a bit at it but we do not have any tangible results yet. 19:07:57 jmw: thanks for the bonus infos :) 19:08:01 Finally, 19:08:51 #info nthykier was to start a thread for concerns about release architectures - there is a draft in gobby, which will be sent after the meeting 19:09:26 https://gobby.debian.org/export/Teams/Release/arch-qual-concerns-buster for the curious or those who want to review it 19:09:50 That is what I ahd for admin 19:09:51 had* 19:10:14 * jmw pizzas 19:10:48 Given no one replied to our pitch about missing recommends being RC, I think I will skip that topic 19:10:53 pochu: Are you around? 19:11:28 #topic Architecture qualification for buster 19:11:34 (while we wait for pochu) 19:11:56 So, architecture qualification - I am about to send out the mail calling/inform about known concerns or blockers 19:12:23 At the moment, we got two blockers from DSA (one for armhf and armel) plus some concerns from the GCC maintainers 19:12:59 Do we have any concerns ourselves? 19:13:10 e.g. from RMs or SRMs? 19:13:32 * nthykier is not aware of any 19:13:40 not that I know of atm 19:14:01 only that I vaguely remember plans to reduce arm ports in this cycle, and would rather than happened sooner than freeze time 19:14:21 but it was vague conversation rather than anything concrete, and some time ago 19:14:30 depends if people will let Sledge put armel out of its misery 19:14:30 pity steve isn't around 19:14:51 as it is, the DSA will force his hand AFAICT 19:14:59 looks like it, yeh 19:15:20 anyway I can bend his ear about that at debconf if not before 19:15:34 wave 19:15:37 dinner... 19:15:37 oh hello 19:16:09 ok, but it does not sound like we have a concrete concern up front on anything (possibly except armel, which already got a blocker from DSA). 19:16:38 Sledge: have your dinner in peace, it's nothing urgent 19:16:40 Well, if we think of something, we can always follow up on the thread I am about to start. :) 19:18:18 nthykier: so, what is the action? you will kick off discussion with a mail? 19:18:33 ack 19:18:36 (I dislike topics with no next step planned) 19:18:56 #action nthykier will send out the mail calling for and informing about existing concerns 19:19:03 :) 19:19:20 That said, I do not know how much of our existing "arch qual framework" is useful, so that is all I had planned 19:19:34 seems reasonable for now 19:19:50 I am mostly assuming that Mithrandir will show up with some automatic status indicators eventually and they will magically be useful and widely accepted some how 19:20:24 and that is what I had for arch qual 19:21:24 #topic Transitions 19:21:46 * nthykier had hoped pochu had appeared but it seems I have no such luck 19:22:40 ah well, let's not dawdle 19:22:50 no news is good news right? 19:23:09 indeed, I don't remember any major transitions atm. 19:23:28 Next I tem I have is "Testing is drowning in RC bugs" which was raised by pochu as well. 19:23:31 item* 19:23:45 do anyone have something to say on that or should we skip it as well? 19:24:19 ... gues not 19:24:25 Moving on 19:24:29 #topic AOB 19:24:32 Any AOB? 19:24:55 nope 19:25:07 oh debconf straw poll, now that it is really close? 19:25:29 I fear I will miss it 19:25:38 likewise 19:27:01 ok 19:27:02 just nosy 19:27:05 :) 19:27:25 We will have to schedule an RT sprint at some point to cover for it 19:27:56 ok, I think this was it for AOB? 19:28:16 *tumbleweed* 19:28:32 #topic Next meeting 19:28:37 so 19:28:58 next meeting is by default 25th July at 19:00 UTC, but ISTR that this is in the middle of Debcamp 19:29:06 and I will be in the air 19:29:50 so, should we move it a week earlier, try to schedule an on-site meeting (if possible) or skip it? 19:30:18 (on-site with or without IRC attendees) 19:30:36 an irc meeting at 19:00 with that timezone difference won't work for me 19:31:55 my take is that we should go for an ad-hoc meeting on-site (assuming jmw is not the only RT member there) and then see if IRC attendees may sense 19:32:13 seems fair to me 19:32:22 let's play it by ear for now and see who ends up where 19:32:23 (among other because on-site meetings tend to be more productive ) 19:32:37 "play it by ear"? 19:32:53 "make it up as we go along" 19:33:02 see what happens, basically 19:33:11 yes, sorry 19:33:28 sure, so is that sticking to the regular meeting plan? 19:33:40 (and then canceling it later if needed) 19:33:44 for now 19:33:53 Ok 19:34:13 #info Next meeting is expected to be 25th July at 19:00 UTC (import into your calendar via https://release.debian.org/release-calendar.ics) - may be replaced by an on-site meeting at DebConf 19:34:22 guess that is it then. :) 19:34:58 #endmeeting