17:22:37 #startmeeting FESCO (2016-01-08) 17:22:37 Meeting started Fri Jan 8 17:22:37 2016 UTC. The chair is dgilmore. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 17:22:37 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 17:22:37 The meeting name has been set to 'fesco_(2016-01-08)' 17:22:37 #meetingname fesco 17:22:37 The meeting name has been set to 'fesco' 17:22:37 #chair maxamillion dgilmore number80 jwb nirik paragan jsmith kalev sgallagh 17:22:37 Current chairs: dgilmore jsmith jwb kalev maxamillion nirik number80 paragan sgallagh 17:22:40 #topic init process 17:22:43 .hello sgallagh 17:22:44 sgallagh: sgallagh 'Stephen Gallagher' 17:22:46 who all is here 17:22:57 .hello pnemade 17:22:58 Sorry I had teh wrong time 17:22:59 paragan: pnemade 'Parag Nemade' 17:23:10 morning 17:23:14 .hello kevin 17:23:14 morning 17:23:15 nirik: kevin 'Kevin Fenzi' 17:23:23 .hello kalev 17:23:24 kalev: kalev 'Kalev Lember' 17:23:40 .hello ausil 17:23:41 dgilmore: ausil 'Dennis Gilmore' 17:23:54 we have 5 17:24:10 so that is quorum 17:24:19 .hello hguemar 17:24:20 number80: hguemar 'Haïkel Guémar' 17:24:41 jsmith: jwb: you guys still around 17:24:43 yes 17:25:58 jsmith has been voting in tickets 17:26:30 #topic #1351 Consider renaming "Change(s) freeze" and "Beta deadline/accepted changes 100% complete" points 17:26:37 .fesco 1351 17:26:38 https://fedorahosted.org/fesco/ticket/1351 17:26:38 dgilmore: #1351 (Consider renaming "Change(s) freeze" and "Beta deadline/accepted changes 100% complete" points) – FESCo - https://fedorahosted.org/fesco/ticket/1351 17:26:54 .hello maxamillion 17:26:56 maxamillion: maxamillion 'Adam Miller' 17:27:08 I thought this was all long resolved 17:27:12 apologies, I missed my calendar reminder 17:27:53 we can not complete a mass rebuild in two weeks 17:27:53 I'm ok with most of it, but don't like 2 weeks for mass rebuild. In the past thats not been enough to really clean things up. 17:27:57 we need at least 3 17:28:01 maxamillion: we just started 17:28:09 1 to do the rebuild and 2 for clean up 17:28:18 jwb: oh, I thought it started at the hour 17:28:23 sounds good 17:28:26 nirik: indeed 17:28:29 maxamillion: there was a mixup on the time. 17:28:32 I agree we need 3 weeks for mass rebuild 17:28:35 jwb: rgr 17:28:37 the rebuild is the easy part... ;) it's the fixing things that needs human interaction thats pesky and longer. 17:28:49 not sure why he is pushing for that, we used to allow 4 we do the builds faster now. but there is still cleanup 17:29:11 maxamillion: I brainfarted the time 17:29:13 I agree we need 3 weeks for a mass rebuild. I'm also not thrilled about finding out so late that we will need one for F24 -_- 17:29:38 I think it would make sense to stick a mass rebuild in schedules in advance 17:29:46 so I am okay with jkurik's proposal, o ther than the mass rebuild window 17:29:49 like, always have one in the schedule and take it out if it turns out we won't be needing one 17:29:56 kalev: yes 17:30:01 kalev: we should and we used to. not sure why they got dropped 17:31:00 what would need to be done to add that back? 17:31:01 so, +1 to this aside the mass rebuild (which we have another ticket to discuss about too later anyhow) 17:31:02 #proposed jkuriks proposal with a change from 2 weeks to 3 weeks for mass rebuild is accepted 17:31:09 it appears to be favorable to have 17:31:11 gahh 17:31:31 nirik: this is just about future schedules 17:31:40 dgilmore: +1 17:31:44 ok. So, +1 to your proposal 17:31:44 maxamillion: ask jkurik to add it back in 17:31:58 +1 17:32:23 +1 17:32:32 +1 17:32:45 #accepted jkurik's proposal with a change from 2 weeks to 3 weeks for mass rebuild is accepted (6,0,0) 17:32:57 #topic #1453 F24 System Wide Change: Glibc locale subpackaging 17:32:57 .fesco 1453 17:32:57 https://fedorahosted.org/fesco/ticket/1453 17:32:58 dgilmore: #1453 (F24 System Wide Change: Glibc locale subpackaging) – FESCo - https://fedorahosted.org/fesco/ticket/1453 17:33:29 +1 17:33:51 +1 again 17:33:58 I am +1 to the idea 17:34:06 yes +1 again 17:34:37 +1 to doing this, though I'm not certain the current plan is clearly thought-out. 17:34:45 +1 17:34:52 yeah, +1 17:34:59 I'm a bit unsure about this one, because our packaging tools don't support locale subpackages particularly well right now 17:35:16 PackageKit doesn't have any support for locale subpackages, for example 17:35:36 this may end up being just laying the groundwork this cycle... and letting the tools catch up. 17:35:42 #agreed Glibc locale subpackaging accepted (7,0,1) 17:35:45 but I like the idea of smaller installs. 17:36:02 kalev: that seems like a shortcoming in PackageKit 17:36:30 well, AFAIK, anaconda doesn't yet support them either right? ie, nothing really does yet? 17:36:35 well, if we don't start the groundwork, it'll never happen 17:36:40 kalev: if you use system-config-language doesnt it use PackageKit to install the language packs? 17:36:51 anyway it is accepted 17:36:59 sure, but that's an add-on tool, not something that's in the default install 17:37:16 anyway, looks like the plan is erring on the side of caution :) 17:37:22 kalev: just pointing out that there is some support 17:37:23 I think it should be fine as it is 17:37:25 #topic #1478 F24 Self Contained Changes 17:37:25 .fesco 1478 17:37:26 https://fedorahosted.org/fesco/ticket/1478 17:37:26 dgilmore: #1478 (F24 Self Contained Changes) – FESCo - https://fedorahosted.org/fesco/ticket/1478 17:37:52 +1 17:37:55 +1 to all 3 17:38:00 +1 to all 3 17:38:04 +1 to all 17:38:05 jsmith was +1 in trac 17:38:06 +1/+1/+1 17:38:10 +3! 17:38:20 +1 17:38:22 +1 17:38:41 #agreed all of todays proposed changes accepted (8,0,0) 17:38:53 #topic #1508 redeclipse package maintainer not responding 17:38:53 .fesco 1508 17:38:54 https://fedorahosted.org/fesco/ticket/1508 17:38:54 dgilmore: #1508 (redeclipse package maintainer not responding) – FESCo - https://fedorahosted.org/fesco/ticket/1508 17:39:29 paragan: you added it to the meeting 17:39:38 What exactly do we want to do here? It didn't sound like mastaiza plans to maintain it himself. 17:39:57 He (or she?) seems to keep just pestering FESCo to update packages. 17:40:22 Not sure. I feel like there's a bit of a language barrier as well. 17:40:25 should we orphan this package? 17:40:44 I think they are requesting the package be orphaned so they can take ownership? 17:40:45 nope, unless someone wants to maintains it 17:41:02 maxamillion: mastaiza is not a packager 17:41:09 yes he is not packager 17:41:17 ohhhh 17:41:29 so orphan this package, announce on devel for new maintainer needed 17:41:34 I'd be fine orphaning it... the maintainer seems missing. 17:41:36 proposal: just allow admins to change PoC if there are candidates and maintainer doesn't answer fast enough 17:41:42 nirik: +1 17:41:42 This is also the third or fourth FESCo ticket that mastaiza has opened, basically demanding that FESCo update a package 17:41:53 I would be okay orphaning the package 17:42:00 But yeah, orphaning it and announcing that on devel@ is fine with me 17:42:04 does the maintainer have any other packages? 17:42:08 nope, just the one 17:42:17 just one 17:42:18 Proposal: Orphan redeclipse and announce it on devel@lists.fp.o 17:42:24 (for formal vote) 17:42:28 sure, +1 17:42:28 +0 (to sgallagh proposal) 17:42:36 +0 17:42:42 +1 to sgallagh proposal 17:42:50 sgallagh: would be good to try get someone to communicate with mastaiza about doing things in a more productive way 17:42:54 +1 17:43:00 I'm unsure about force orphaning a package when maintainer is willing to have comaintainers 17:43:05 There is a pretty high language barrier 17:43:16 I'd be +1 if someone had started the orphaning procedure. Right now it feels a bit like just taking the package from the maintainer without any warning. 17:43:17 dgilmore, I have sent him personal email already but still language seems a barrier 17:43:21 number80: oh? I missed that, where did they say that? 17:43:26 +0 as it is 17:43:39 https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1204600#c8 17:43:42 ah, I see. in the bug... 17:43:46 nirik: ^ 17:44:16 ahh, he did say he's looking for a new maintainer, I totally missed that 17:44:18 +1 then :) 17:44:24 the we should send an email to devel list asking for co-maintainers 17:44:32 current maintainer said, he is okay for anyone else to take over maintainership 17:44:51 Yeah, but I'm going to change to -1 for orphaning, based on that. 17:45:02 But I'm fine with proxying his request for comaintainers to devel@ 17:45:11 proposal send email to devel@ asking for someone to help maintaing redeclipse 17:45:17 +1 17:45:17 dgilmore: +1 17:45:24 dgilmore: +1 17:45:28 There was also a post on games list with not much response... 17:45:30 sure, +1 17:45:33 okay fine the new proposal by dgilmore also okay +1 17:45:46 I am +1 17:45:47 +1 17:45:49 I didn't even know there's a games list ... doubt it's something that a lot of people read 17:46:04 +0 17:46:06 kalev: It's basically the Games Spin list 17:46:13 #accepted send email to devel@ asking for someone to help maintaing redeclipse (6,0,1) 17:46:21 who is doing the sending? 17:46:35 I can 17:46:37 #action dgilmore to send email 17:46:52 cool np 17:46:55 paragan: if you want I will let you 17:46:59 but happy to do it 17:47:09 Let me send 17:47:14 #undo 17:47:15 Removing item from minutes: ACTION by dgilmore at 17:46:37 : dgilmore to send email 17:47:21 #action paragan to send email 17:47:28 #topic #1522 F24 System Wide Change: GCC6 17:47:28 .fesco 1522 17:47:28 https://fedorahosted.org/fesco/ticket/1522 17:47:29 dgilmore: #1522 (F24 System Wide Change: GCC6) – FESCo - https://fedorahosted.org/fesco/ticket/1522 17:47:34 so gcc6 17:47:35 Perhaps it wouldn't hurt to also have someone who speaks Russian talk with mastaiza? 17:47:46 sgallagh: that would be useful 17:48:01 dgilmore: I'll check if dpal would be willing to lend us a hand 17:48:02 would be good to get GCC 6 in as soon as possible 17:48:47 *nods* 17:49:02 I have mixed feelings about this. 17:49:04 * dgilmore is +1 to gcc6 17:49:17 I feel like GCC causes schedule confusion rather often. 17:49:23 I do wish it had landed and came up sooner 17:49:28 I'm +1, but we will need to shoehorn in a mass rebuild. 17:49:36 my question is, what's the deadline to get in GCC6 for the mass rebuild? 17:49:55 sgallagh: denying gcc6 won't fix that. it's an orthogonal issue to approving the package bump itself 17:50:00 I don't think GCC 6 neccesarily requires a mass rebuild, but having a mass rebuild probably makes GCC more stable as it helps the maintainers catch bugs 17:50:05 The thing that bothers me is doing a mass rebuild of an unreleased compiler. 17:50:20 I know it's beneficial *to gcc* to have us do that, but it puts us in an awkward position 17:50:35 we have done it many times before I think. ;) 17:50:46 they often have a stage3/4 one for the mass rebuild. 17:50:50 yeah, if there's a compiler bug that requires another mass rebuild, we might be in trouble 17:50:58 kalev: +1 17:51:09 nirik: People do lots of things many times that are bad ideas. I eat at McDonald's sometimes. 17:51:13 Doesn't make it wise :) 17:51:14 but we did arrange 3 weeks after the mass rebuild, so we might be able to pull off a second mass rebuild in that time if it is really needed 17:51:15 ha. ;) 17:51:29 the possibility of compiler bugs are concerning ... and given that it's still software, bugs aren't outside of the realm of normal possibilities 17:51:46 there is always the possiblity of bugs. 17:52:05 Yeah, we can't live in fear of that. 17:52:06 maxamillion: there is always the possibility 17:52:06 we should know more after their test mass rebuild 17:52:19 nirik: +1 17:52:20 And frankly, without a mass rebuild, we'd be more likely to discover them *after* the "stable" release 17:52:29 in general, the GCC team is totally awesome and fixes compiler issues really quickly 17:52:40 I think we'll know quite soon after the mass rebuild where we are exactly standing 17:52:45 * nirik nods. Completely agreed. 17:53:00 agreed 17:53:06 know jakub will be doing a internal mass rebuild before it lands 17:53:14 and will be reporting on failures 17:53:18 yep 17:53:28 yeah, that's also a good point 17:53:32 I'm +1 to gcc6 17:53:49 anyhow, I am +1 to the change, but how do we want to insert the mass rebuild? or is that for another ticket? 17:53:49 if there is too many issues I trust that Jakub will hold off landing it 17:53:53 nirik: Another ticket 17:53:56 nirik: that is the next ticket 17:54:02 ok. +1 then 17:54:04 mass-rebuild also impacts glibc 17:54:10 I'm +1 as well. we still have time to back out if something goes horribly wrong, the 3 weeks after the mass rebuild give us that. 17:54:15 sgallagh: oh? 17:54:24 rather, is impacted by 17:54:42 nirik: I'll discuss it when we get there :) 17:55:02 sure 17:55:15 I'm +1 on GCC 6 17:55:29 +1 17:55:38 +1 17:55:47 +1 17:56:32 #agreed, GCC6 change is accepted (8,0,0) 17:56:43 #topic #1519 reevaluate Fedora 24 schedule 17:56:43 .fesco 1519 17:56:44 https://fedorahosted.org/fesco/ticket/1519 17:56:45 dgilmore: #1519 (reevaluate Fedora 24 schedule) – FESCo - https://fedorahosted.org/fesco/ticket/1519 17:57:24 nirik: What I was referring to before was comment #1 here. 17:57:41 ok. wish there was a better idea of when that might land. 17:57:48 * mattdm has Opinions here. 17:57:57 nirik: Within the next week 17:58:09 ok 17:58:17 nirik: Those particular patches are going into Fedora before upstream (along with a couple others) 17:58:20 so we have gcc and glibc changes needed mass rebuild, and due to rpm changes are expecting a higer than normal failure rate 17:58:42 The build for that was expected yesterday, but then a Fire-Drill happened 17:58:42 failures are fine. we don't need to fix up everything before branching 17:59:08 but it's nice if we can fix as much as we can 17:59:10 sure :) 17:59:18 so we don't need to fix it in two places all the time. 17:59:36 kalev: we have two weeks post branching to get fixes in also. just means double builds 17:59:37 I mean, we don't neccessarily have to push out the schedule to fix up FTBFS failures. The binary packages are still going to continue working. 18:00:10 kalev: as long as there is no ABI changes, which I do not think there is any 18:00:16 * kalev nods. 18:00:28 Yeah, given the lateness of this change, I'm more inclined to say that the convenience isn't worth delaying the schedule 18:00:46 I'd rather branch sooner after the mass rebuild if possible. 18:00:50 * nirik notes phoronix already had a "fedora f24 slips two weeks" article. ;) 18:00:55 I would prefer 4 weeks but think we need at least 3 18:01:27 mattdm: your Opinions? :) 18:02:13 nirik: I don't think a delay is problematic, but if we do that, I want to keep F25 on the standard October target, which would make it a _very_ short cycle. 18:02:33 mattdm: I am okay with that 18:02:45 is there any inclination that we'd have this level of churn for the f25 dev cycle? 18:02:46 This is what FESCo basically decided last time this came up in _theory_, but now it's actually looking like reality :) 18:02:55 If we do that, we really need that schedule ahead of time. 18:03:05 yeah, if we do that we should schedule f25 nowish 18:03:08 And it needs to clearly state that no Change requiring a mass rebuild will be permitted for F25 18:03:14 sgallagh, nirik ++ 18:03:21 * nirik nods. no mass rebuild 18:03:32 I'd rather plan for not pushing out F24 that much, to leave more time for F25 18:03:33 sgallagh-- nirik++ 18:03:56 dgilmore: Care to elaborate? 18:04:02 sgallagh: it really depends on what the change is and if the mass rebuild is all or partial 18:04:02 kalev, why? 18:05:05 we aren't going to do the f25 schedule today because jkurik isn't present 18:05:10 so we have a week to work it over 18:05:11 jwb: our release process is pretty heavy, it feels like having just a few months is a bit too little 18:05:20 sgallagh: "no Change requiring a mass rebuild will be permitted for F25" could be taken to mean boost can not be reved, or any language, or gnomem or kde 18:05:34 possible other option: take the 2 week change option for f24, but start mass rebuild at the change deadline (jan 26th) that gets us another week. However, I have no idea if gcc would be ready by then. 18:05:42 dgilmore: Yeah, that's pretty much exactly what I was saying. 18:05:44 dgilmore: we can allow partial mass rebuild? 18:05:53 nirik: I would like that option. 18:05:54 number80: sure 18:05:59 uh 18:06:13 boost, new gnome stack, etc are not what i consider to be a mass rebuild as is commonly used 18:06:27 yeah, those have their own small mass rebuilds 18:06:35 sgallagh: thats not going to happen, you would piss everyone off saying that no stack can be bumped for 12 months 18:06:39 Ah, I misread the end of that line. 18:06:52 jwb: well, it doesn't hurt to clarify that point 18:06:55 But language stacks? I'm pretty okay with that. 18:07:29 The alternative (to me) would be to plan to skip the fall release entirely. 18:07:36 number80: we could just rebuild thinsg written in c++ for instance, or that link to glibc 18:07:41 sgallagh: can we do that? 18:07:44 if you're going to do that, then just get rid of releases entirely 18:07:50 maxamillion: we can do anything :) 18:07:52 because this is way more hassle than it's worth 18:07:59 jwb: I don't follow your logic 18:07:59 mattdm: magic 18:08:15 maxamillion: We skipped a release for F21, as I recall. 18:08:18 ack 18:08:27 Other options: A) long F24 _and_ F25, with short F26 18:08:30 sgallagh: if you skip an entire release, you extend the prior release's lifetime by another 6 months 18:08:45 B) 8 months for F24, F25, F26, bringing us back around to the schedule 18:08:52 and if you're skipping releases arbitrarily (from an outside view), then there's no point in actually doing planned releases 18:09:03 mattdm: I like B 18:09:07 sgallagh: we slip f25 6 months f23 gets 6 months extra life 18:09:14 and f24 does also 18:09:18 I like B as well actually 18:09:20 downstreams such as GNOME are counting on Fedora releasing twice a year. not doing it might be screwing them over. 18:09:36 so, no one likes my idea? (except kalev)? 18:09:37 kalev: that is a very strange phrasing of downstream 18:09:43 nirik: Which was that? 18:09:45 mattdm: where would B put F25? 18:09:51 take the 2 week change option for f24, but start mass rebuild at the change deadline (jan 26th) that gets us another week. However, I have no idea if gcc would be ready by then. 18:09:57 kalev: yeah, that's something that needs to be taken into consideration ... I'd say upstream, but the point still remains 18:10:01 kalev: in that you are essentially saying fedora is the only viable delivery vehicle for UPSTREAM gnome 18:10:07 dgilmore: releasing january/february 2017 18:10:12 that would have f25 not too much off what it could be now... possibly shorter with no mass rebuild 18:10:17 nirik: let me see if I can get an answer from the GCC folks. 18:10:17 jwb: yes. upstream gnome is writing a user interface for fedora, essentially. 18:10:18 Please hold. 18:10:22 kalev: would the workstation WG against having an upgrade of GNOME within a single release? 18:10:28 nirik: I put the mass rebuild date in my ticket based on when Jakub said that gcc6 would be ready 18:10:29 not sure. 18:10:34 number80: scary. 18:10:48 mattdm: they did it in rhel7. not that scary 18:10:48 number80: Happened once before, wasn't a great experience. 18:10:56 mattdm: january/february would mean at least some people have to skip shutdown 18:11:04 mattdm, sgallagh: not that scary, GNOME 3 is pretty much stable now 18:11:12 dgilmore: I don't see a specific date from you there... 18:11:33 dgilmore: well, the idea would be to factor that in to the schedule so they wouldn't have to. 18:11:45 nirik: oh I meant to but it would have to be the first week in Feb 18:12:08 bummer 18:12:26 mattdm: early january release the release has to be done before Christmas, then just has to ship 18:12:26 why does it have to be first week of February? 18:12:47 mattdm: late jan we would be doing composes during shutdown 18:12:56 dgilmore: so, february :) 18:13:01 Feb we are doing beta during shutdown 18:13:13 dgilmore: Shutdown in January? 18:13:17 Isn't that... December? 18:13:23 unless we say 6 or 7 weeks from Beta to GA 18:13:24 dgilmore: so we build in a week for that. 18:13:31 Oh, never mind. I follow now. 18:13:42 mattdm: you're looking at more like 2 weeks 18:13:59 mattdm: shutdown is required. most take either the week before or after as well 18:14:02 what jwb said 18:14:08 jwb fair. In any case, with two months added total, we should be able to find two weeks 18:14:26 mattdm: it just gets very messy 18:14:46 Well, my first choice is still the short F24. 18:14:49 uh, 25 18:14:57 dgilmore: the release schedule is always messy. every release. without fail. 18:15:00 mattdm: I think that is my first choice also 18:15:02 of the current options then if gcc isn't ready until feb, I'd take the 3 week change for mass rebuild in f24, then say no mass rebuild in f25 and schedule it out asap. 18:15:05 mattdm: mine too. 18:15:22 I wonder if we can ask the gcc people to make it ready a week earlier? 18:15:27 sgallagh: are you talking to them? 18:15:29 I'm fine with the short F25, as long as we are very up-front about not taking risky stuff like a new GCC 18:15:39 kalev: Yes, trying to get an answer as we speak. 18:15:41 nirik: i'm fine with that but i want to be clear on what "no mass rebuild" means 18:15:50 yeah, gcc is on a yearly schedule afaik, don't think we'd have an update in F25 timeframe 18:15:51 nirik: because sidetag builds of e.g. boost seem fine to me 18:15:57 sgallagh: given a shorter cycle we will have to manage the changes appropriately, but bigger changes are likely not going to happen anyway 18:15:59 yes, those are fine to me too. 18:16:11 no releng run bumping each spec and rebuilding every package. 18:16:16 dgilmore: They're likely to happen if we don't tell people not to :) 18:16:27 amen to that 18:16:27 nirik: matches my expectation 18:16:40 nirik: doesn't seem to match sgallagh's with his "no language stack rebuilds" 18:16:56 jwb, nirik: I can be okay with that 18:17:08 I am okay with saying no universe rebuild for F25 18:17:15 Hopefully if we are clear about our intent to shorten the cycle, people will refrain from costly stack rebuilds. 18:17:20 I'm fine with those personally as long as they are done early in the cycle, once we branch, etc... they should just do that in rawhide only. 18:17:40 but allowing for any subsets to be rebuilt so long as its all done by change freeze 18:17:45 right 18:17:48 Works for me 18:17:49 * kalev agrees. 18:18:14 we can also nack anything that sounds too scary through the Change process, there's still that too 18:18:39 kalev: wait... use process to our advantage? BRILLIANT ;) 18:18:39 nack or ask for it to be targetted at the next release, yeah. 18:18:57 mattdm: Well, in reality that's usually what a nack means 18:19:00 * kalev nods. 18:19:32 proposed #agreed push out teh f24 schedule 3 weeks, request the f25 schedule be set now with a late october ship date. in F25 there will be no universe mass rebuild. any changes requiring it will have to be postponed to F26 18:19:47 +1 18:19:56 +1 18:19:57 I'd be more inclined to go with nirik's alternative proposal 18:20:13 kalev: well, we don't know if gcc will be ready then... sounds like not. 18:20:13 where we push out 2 weeks and start the mass rebuild early, to give more time after mass rebuild. 18:20:21 nirik: sgallagh is talking to gcc people right now 18:20:58 Can I amend that policy to include "2 weeks if GCC people say it's feasible?" 18:21:05 s/policy/proposal/ 18:21:22 let's go with nirik's proposal for now and amend it next week to go with 3 weeks if it turns out gcc is not ready? 18:21:36 kalev: Phrase it formally? 18:21:40 03:23 but I think we can have only preliminary packages ready by the end of first week of January, then a week for test mass rebuild and analysis, so only 3rd or 4th week of January realistically the real mass rebuild 18:22:05 dgilmore: That sounds like Jan 26th is workable... 18:22:05 so maybe we could follow nirik's proposal 18:22:15 excellent :) 18:22:32 cool, so we can try that, and if it's not punt to the 3 week one. 18:22:44 Yeah, we can always slip later if we have to. 18:23:30 proposal: push schedule out 2 weeks with mass rebuild starting on jan 26th. If gcc not ready push out 3 weeks and rebuild starts feb 2nd. Request f25 schedule for late october release. No mass rebuild in f25. 18:23:39 nirik: +1 18:23:41 * nirik tried to get it all in there. 18:23:48 nirik: +1 18:23:49 +1 to nirik's proposal 18:23:50 nirik: +1 18:23:53 nirik: +1 18:23:59 nirik++ 18:23:59 sgallagh: Karma for kevin changed to 24 (for the f23 release cycle): https://badges.fedoraproject.org/tags/cookie/any 18:24:02 words are hard yo 18:24:04 (For making that clear) 18:24:04 nirik++ 18:24:04 maxamillion: Karma for kevin changed to 25 (for the f23 release cycle): https://badges.fedoraproject.org/tags/cookie/any 18:24:12 +1 18:24:49 * nirik is +1 to his own proposal too 18:24:58 #agreed push schedule out 2 weeks with mass rebuild starting on jan 26th. If gcc not ready push out 3 weeks and rebuild starts feb 2nd. Request f25 schedule for late october release. No mass rebuild in f25. (7,0,0) 18:25:24 #topic Next week's chair 18:25:31 who wants to go next 18:25:58 * nirik will not be here next week. off at the lovely datacenter all week. 18:26:35 I'm not sure I have time to do it next week, but I could take the one after 18:26:55 /me is updating his RHCE next week and will miss the meeting 18:26:56 maxamillion: want to take a stab at it? 18:27:57 * number80 starting another month of travel next week 18:28:02 dgilmore: I'll actually be traveling to a wedding next Friday :( 18:28:14 dgilmore: I can try my hand the week after that 18:28:28 are we even going to have quorum? 18:28:30 hmm will we have quorum next week? 18:28:35 it doesn't sound like it 18:28:47 nirik, maxamillion, sgallagh, number80, and possibly myself will be absent 18:28:47 well, I should be there but not necessarily from home 18:28:59 by show of +/-1 (+ being you will be here, - not) ... who all will be here next week? 18:29:02 -1 18:29:08 sounds like we may not have quarom next week 18:29:08 +0.5 18:29:09 +0 18:29:10 -1 18:29:15 +1 18:29:18 -1 18:29:19 better postpone meeting 2 weeks later 18:29:24 +1 18:29:50 lets skip next weeks meeting 18:29:55 ok 18:30:00 who wants to run the meeting in 2 weeks time 18:30:26 I can do it 18:30:43 #info kalev to run the meeting on Jan 22 18:30:59 * dgilmore will not be able to make meetings on Jan 29 and Feb 5 18:31:17 the same, going to Beerdem and devconf 18:31:22 I think many of us will be at DevConf Feb 5, yes? 18:31:27 #topic Open Floor 18:31:31 maxamillion: yep 18:31:34 +1 18:31:42 Who will be at DevConf? 18:31:46 o/ 18:31:50 We may actually have an in-person quorum :) 18:31:51 o/ 18:31:59 o/ 18:31:59 should be 18:32:01 people going to FOSDEM too? 18:32:11 no 18:32:13 o/ 18:32:14 * kalev isn't going to either one 18:32:22 number80: I am 18:32:27 * maxamillion won't be at FOSDEM 18:32:41 Just DevConf for me 18:33:26 maxamillion: you're missing the best part of the travel ;) 18:34:07 /me prefers the beer in Brno 18:34:10 number80: :( 18:34:39 maxamillion: remember that for your next year ;) 18:34:44 -your 18:34:56 so we have maxamillion sgallagh number80 dgilmore jwb? at DevConf 18:34:58 ? 18:35:03 yup 18:35:30 so not quite enough for a in person meeting 18:36:17 anyone got anything for open floor? 18:36:24 or should I wrap up? 18:37:16 I count five 18:37:19 That's quorum :) 18:38:32 okay going to wrap up 18:38:36 #endmeeting