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* Notices
 
* Notices
 
* Action items from the previous meeting
 
* Action items from the previous meeting
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** horizon release model: cycle-with-milestone vs cycle-with-intermediary
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*** The infra change (zuulv3 configuration change) [1] now forces horizon plugin developers to handle horizon dependencies in a tricky way.
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**** The OpenStack CI installs horizon master (based on tox-siblings) and it works well, but local testing will fail because it installs horizon queens.
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**** This problem is based on a horizon version published to PyPI.
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**** horizon is a kind of library from perspective of horizon plugins. from this point, it is reasonable to publish horizon with cycle-with-intermediary.
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**** If so, the version of horizon would follow semantic versioning. It would help horizon plugin developers.
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**** However, the versioning might be surprising for horizon consumers like operators/users.
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*** horizon-lib again might be a good candidate on this problem.
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*** [1] http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-dev/2018-March/128310.html
 
* Open Discussion
 
* Open Discussion
 
** Don't we discuss horizon release and versioning model any more? I see the topic was dropped from the meeting agenda... I don't want to add it for every meeting. (amotoki)
 
** Don't we discuss horizon release and versioning model any more? I see the topic was dropped from the meeting agenda... I don't want to add it for every meeting. (amotoki)

Revision as of 14:06, 2 May 2018

The OpenStack Horizon Team holds public meetings in #openstack-meeting-alt, weekly on Wednesdays at 1500 UTC.

See http://eavesdrop.openstack.org/#Horizon_Team_Meeting for recordings of previous meetings and the upcoming meeting schedule.

Everyone is encouraged to attend!

Agenda for Next Meeting

  • Notices
  • Action items from the previous meeting
    • horizon release model: cycle-with-milestone vs cycle-with-intermediary
      • The infra change (zuulv3 configuration change) [1] now forces horizon plugin developers to handle horizon dependencies in a tricky way.
        • The OpenStack CI installs horizon master (based on tox-siblings) and it works well, but local testing will fail because it installs horizon queens.
        • This problem is based on a horizon version published to PyPI.
        • horizon is a kind of library from perspective of horizon plugins. from this point, it is reasonable to publish horizon with cycle-with-intermediary.
        • If so, the version of horizon would follow semantic versioning. It would help horizon plugin developers.
        • However, the versioning might be surprising for horizon consumers like operators/users.
      • horizon-lib again might be a good candidate on this problem.
      • [1] http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-dev/2018-March/128310.html
  • Open Discussion
    • Don't we discuss horizon release and versioning model any more? I see the topic was dropped from the meeting agenda... I don't want to add it for every meeting. (amotoki)