05:00:51 <ksinny> #startmeeting fedora_coreos_apac_meeting 05:00:51 <zodbot> Meeting started Tue Apr 16 05:00:51 2019 UTC. 05:00:51 <zodbot> This meeting is logged and archived in a public location. 05:00:51 <zodbot> The chair is ksinny. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 05:00:51 <zodbot> Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 05:00:51 <zodbot> The meeting name has been set to 'fedora_coreos_apac_meeting' 05:01:03 <ksinny> #topic roll call 05:01:07 <ksinny> .hello sinnykumari 05:01:08 <zodbot> ksinny: sinnykumari 'Sinny Kumari' <ksinny@gmail.com> 05:01:11 <zhangks98> .hello2 05:01:12 <zodbot> zhangks98: zhangks98 'Kaishuo Zhang' <zhangks98@gmail.com> 05:01:32 <ksinny> #chair zhangks98 05:01:32 <zodbot> Current chairs: ksinny zhangks98 05:01:51 <ksinny> zhangks98: Hey o/ 05:02:06 <zhangks98> ksinny: Hi there! 05:02:17 <ksinny> bhavin192: praiskup: ping 05:02:55 <ksinny> sorry, meant to tag prakashm- 05:03:30 <praiskup> ack 05:03:58 <ksinny> seems like only two of us are here :) 05:04:09 <ksinny> Let's move to Open Floor 05:05:10 <zhangks98> during the last meeting they mention some AI: 1) request pool tag, 2) dist-git FESCO query. 05:05:11 <ksinny> umm, will cover some topic before going to open floor 05:05:29 <zhangks98> oh nvm, we can discuss in open floor 05:05:43 <ksinny> #topic FCOS stream Tooling 05:06:03 <ksinny> #link https://github.com/coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker/issues/137 05:07:30 <ksinny> So, we finally have a draft for review about how FCOS streams will look like and things that needs to be done to implement those 05:07:58 <ksinny> #link PR link for FCOS stream - https://github.com/coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker/pull/171 05:08:32 <ksinny> It has detailed infomration 05:08:58 * zhangks98 looking at the pr 05:09:15 <ksinny> zhangks98: Have a look at it and if you have any questions/feedback you can ask here or leave a comment on the PR 05:10:30 <ksinny> We have 3 production streams (stable, testing and next) 05:11:37 <ksinny> 2 development streams - testing-devel, next-devel 05:12:15 <ksinny> development streams are the one from where production refs will have the content 05:12:41 <ksinny> next will use next-devel, testing will use testing-devel 05:13:09 <ksinny> stable will get content which are in testing 05:14:13 <ksinny> we have 4 mehcanical streams - rawhide, bracnhed, bodhi-updates, bodhi-updates-testing 05:14:36 <ksinny> Mechanical refs gets content directly from Fedora 05:15:15 <ksinny> development and production refs content will come from coreos-pool tag 05:16:02 <ksinny> i.e. all packages which needs to be in these streams will be tagged (by some automation) to coreos-pool 05:16:27 <zhangks98> so next are like alpha and testing are like beta builds for fcos? 05:16:47 <ksinny> I think so 05:17:19 <zhangks98> meanwhile mechanical streams are candidate for integrating fedora features into fcos? 05:18:24 <ksinny> mechanical streams helps us to test in advance what features are coming up(test them in advance) 05:19:53 <ksinny> another important point of mehcanical branch is, we create initial list of pakcages from development streams which will be stored in lockfile and those packages will be tagged to coreos-pool and then will make it to release if it looks good 05:20:27 <ksinny> so, they kind of provide entry point to things which will come later to FCOS prod/development branch 05:20:51 <ksinny> s/from development streams which/from mechanical streams which/ 05:22:09 <ksinny> makes sense? 05:22:15 <zhangks98> yeah makes sense! 05:22:19 <ksinny> cool 05:22:37 <zhangks98> also, why is it that they all take the same coreos-pool koji tag? 05:22:44 <ksinny> so, what do you think about the current plan? 05:23:20 <ksinny> feel free to add your comment directly to PR 05:24:11 <ksinny> Let's move on 05:24:34 <zhangks98> alright 05:24:56 <ksinny> #topic Decide about keep or discontinue FCOS APAC meeting 05:26:23 <zhangks98> roughly how many members are currently at APAC timezone? 05:26:26 <ksinny> I see very few people attending this meeting, which adds questions that should we keep or discontinue it 05:27:11 <ksinny> We have other way to communicate (#fedora-coreos channel), creating issue on tracker, fedora-coreos ML, discussion 05:27:31 <ksinny> zhangks98: initially we were 4 to 5 05:27:41 <ksinny> which kept reducing 05:28:10 <ksinny> zhangks98: what are your thoughts? 05:29:19 <ksinny> zhangks98: if you like to keep this meeting, I am fine with having it 05:29:37 <zhangks98> ksinny: yeah, but I only attended two meetings so not sure if other members are busy these days 05:30:19 <ksinny> zhangks98: I believe office hours are different for different people, which can be a contributing factor 05:31:43 <zhangks98> ksinny: ic 05:32:55 <ksinny> what's you suggestion? is this useful or will be fine without this meeting too? 05:33:11 <zhangks98> I'm cool with using other channels for communication 05:33:23 <ksinny> zhangks98: cool 05:35:17 <ksinny> #proposal Cancel future FCOS APAC meeting due to low community involvement during meeting. We can commnicate by other means like IRC, ML, github issues. In future if we can restart meeting if there is request 05:35:34 <ksinny> vote for proposal 05:35:52 <ksinny> ack/nack 05:37:08 <ksinny> zhangks98: does the proposal looks ok? 05:37:34 <zhangks98> lgtm 05:37:46 <ksinny> #agreed Cancel future FCOS APAC meeting due to low community involvement during meeting. We can communicate by other means like IRC, ML, github issues. In future if we can restart meeting if there is request 05:37:54 <ksinny> #open floor 05:38:00 <ksinny> we are already out of time 05:38:17 <ksinny> anything for open floor? 05:38:28 <zhangks98> nope 05:38:41 <ksinny> nothing from me too 05:39:32 <ksinny> #endmeeting