Difference between revisions of "Meetings/MuranoAgenda"

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We have meetings in #openstack-meeting-alt weekly on Tuesdays at 17:00 UTC.

Publish the agenda 24h in advance.
Ask each person responsible for an action from the previous meeting to prepare a line of the form, for each action item: . #info nickname description of the action link to the diff / mailing list thread etc. describing the implementation of the action.
Use http://meetbot.debian.net/Manual.html to get an automatic summary.
Prepare an outline for the meeting to speed things up.
Record decisions and commitments; review in the next meeting.

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 == Next meetings ==
-* Mar 18, 2014, 17:00 UTC
+* Mar 25, 2014, 17:00 UTC
 === Agenda ===
 * Action Items Review
-* Repo-reorganization progress
+* API versioning
-* Vote on getting rid of murano-common
+* MuranoPl package name
-  [ruhe] I will not be able to attend the meeting, so I'll put my thoughts on this topic here:
-  There are two options now:
-. Unbind murano-common releases from murano releases
-  Pros:
-  	a. We will use pypi package instead of url to tarballs.o.o
-  	b. No need to copy-paste code (compared to option #2)
-  Cons:
-  	a. For a proper release tracking we will need another Launchpad project
-  	b. Maintanance overhead (compared to option #2) - releasing, Launchpad management, packaging
-  	c. Another dependency not listed in global-requirements
-. Copy murano-common code to modules which use it (murano-api and murano-agent)
-  Pros:
-  	a. -1 dependency not listed in global-requirements
-  	b. Less maintenance overhead - no need to release another library, no need to create another Launchpad project
-  	c. No need to update murano-api/requirements.txt after we release new version of murano-common
-  Cons:
-  	a. We will need to maintain two copies of the same code.
-  	   Which I personally think is ok - there are just 20 commits in a 9 months history of this project
-* ApplicationCatalog API
-* UI for the Application Catalog
 * Open discussion