- Past meeting notes
- Recording
- Matrix announcement
- Recorded and lead by: @infinisil
- Meeting notes by: @roberth
- Attendees: @infinisil @roberth @growpotkin @Ericson2314
- Went into FCP again and should be merged soon by the RFC steering committee
- Implementation: mostly discussion since last meeting
- No updates from @infinisil who is just back from time off
- @DavHau lead the meetings in recent weeks instead, see the repository for updates
- @roberth failed to host the meeting and apologizes
- @growpotkin: * and Alex were present and found some things to discuss.
- @infinisil: team is responsible for managing working groups, and it doesn't make a lot of sense to only have updates in these meetings
- Ideas for how to proceed with this team
- Schedule longer review meetings when needed
- E.g. when someone has an idea that would need a working group, or if a working group would like their RFC draft reviewed
- Decision: Do this, but still have regular sync meetings monthly at least
- Leadership rotation
- Everything can be delegated including stream setup
- No decision to do this for now
- @growpotkin: In general, need stuff to do
- Addressing Nixpkgs issues (e.g. label: significant)
- Weird because we don't have authority
- review is still useful
- @growpotkin: Maintenance tasks?
- @infinisil: Better to focus on fundamental / long standing issues
- Addressing Nixpkgs issues (e.g. label: significant)
- Specific things to work on/start a working group for:
- Existing issues in the team issues
- @growpotkin: version numbers in attributes
- @infinisil: version resolution
- @Ericson2314: Nixpkgs CLI (but don't have time to lead it)
- @infinisil: announce and ask someone to lead? A discourse post can be enough to find a group. Might need some time, e.g. a couple of months, but that's ok.
- Coordinating a new WG in nixpkgs-architecture/issues#20
- Use the packages modules discourse post as an example
- Dissolve the team as a possibility
- Schedule longer review meetings when needed
- Mini "retrospective":
- We got things done
- RFCs are inherently slow
- How do we motivate people to do this kind of work?
- It's hard to get people to join a specific task sometimes
- RFC-like process is not fun for everyone
- Some people may want to join when they see RFC 140
- Everyone subscribe to the Nixpkgs Architecture topic on discourse
- infinisil: Schedule the meeting to be monthly -> Done, every 4 weeks