2021-04-08 TSC Minutes
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TSC meetings are held weekly for one hour on Thursdays. Meeting time alternates each week. Standard: 9am Pacific and APAC: 10pm Pacific.
Attendees & Representation
TSC Members and Project representatives should mark their attendance below
X = Present | P = Proxy (Indicate below table with @name for @name
TSC | |
@Luis Gomez Palacios | x |
@Venkatrangan Govindarajan | x |
@Guillaume Lambert | x |
@Robert Varga | x |
@Anil Shashikumar Belur | |
@Navid Ghazisaidi | x |
@oleksii.mozghovyi (Deactivated) | x |
Community Elected Roles: | |
@Daniel De La Rosa (Release Manager) | x |
Staff: @Casey Cain @Andrew Grimberg @Steve Winslow
Others: @Jeff Hartley @Manoj Chokka
Agenda
Start the Recording
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Agenda Bashing, Roll Call, Action Items (all, 9:00-9:05 am)
TAC & SPC Updates
Marketing Update
General Topics
Licensing Update
RelEng Update
Any Other Topics
Minutes
Release
Silicon has been posted but downloads and other documentation tasks still remain to be completed. @Daniel De La Rosa reaching out to docs team and @Guillaume Lambert to update this
Phosphorous ... schedule has been posted https://docs.opendaylight.org/en/latest/release-process/release-schedule.html and it is in progress
Aluminium SR4 schedule to be reviewed next week by TSC
TAC & SPC Update
Comments
Marketing Update
General Topic
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License update with Steve
Steve Winslow from the LF Legal team provided a review of project license updates and migration options if the TSC wished to pursue any changes.
The focus of the discussion centered on EPL 1 vs 2 and what it would take to migrate to EPL2.
EPL2 with a Secondary license or ALv2 relicensing would require consent of every contributors.
To be compatible with GPLv2+, the secondary license mention is required. It may be used on portion on codes but would be difficult to add to the wholde codebase.
note that the FSF claims here that ALv2 is not compatible with GPLv2 but is compatible with GPLv3. The Apache foundation point of view about this is detailed here .
RelEng Update
Andy was invited to the call by the TSC to discuss a number of things affecting the RelEng.
@Robert Varga asked about the support level expectations that the Community is supposed to be.
Andy explained that the LF does not have an 'SLA' with any of the projects but rather the best effort.
The escalation of tickets is "disabled" for the first hour so that tickets are not being immediately escalated.
Andy further explained the escalation and on-call services.
@Robert Varga asked about the resource commitments to the community from the RelEng team
Robert further asked if there is a way to track the KPI of how many hours were spent on ODL.
Andy noted that there is a IT Summaries released monthly at https://wiki.lfnetworking.org/x/TAIQAg
Robert is looking for additional automation around releases and would like RelEng to be supporting those issues proactively
Wants to develop a new set of jobs types to better support the release process.
https://lf-opendaylight.atlassian.net/browse/RELENG-156 is the top-level tracker we would like to see resolved
Andy explained ongoing migrations of RelEng to Jenkins pipelines jobs that would allow a configuration per project repo.